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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-06
BATTLE ABBEY.
American Who Inhabits u VIII
Close IL as q Show Place.

New York, Sept. Cit appears that
NJ. p. Grace. brother Of former Mayor
Grace of New York, the new tenant or
Battle Abbey does not intend that the
historic pile shall continue to be a
show place through the year, as here
tofore, says London dispatch to the
Tribune. When the abbey was in oc-
cupation by the late Duke and DUCHESS
Of Cleveland. to the public was afford
ed the privilege of inspecting the inter-
Tor every Tuesday. and the Hast ngs
townspeople who have always lookf d
upon the place more as national mon
ument than private residence are
much concerned regarding this new
turn of events.
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visit of English Labor Delegates.

New York, Sept. 6.--There is a grow
ing feeling among the employers of la
Dor In this country that the planned
visit of English labor delegates 10 the
United States will not be productive Of
much good. cables the London CORES.
pondent ci the Tribune. II is contended
that American manufacturers will be
by TO means likely to grant facilities
Tor investigation. because, II they do so.
they would he cutting ground from be-
meath their owr feet. Patrick Dolan.
one Of the American delegates to the
Trades Union congress, was questioned
on this point. and he ridiculed the idea
that American manufacturers would
pace any obstacle In the way Of full
inquiry into every little detail pertain
ing to methods Of production In the
United States.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-06
Friends Society Conference.

New York, Sept. 6.-Fully 1000 dele
gates are In attendance upon the bien.
NAL conference Of the Society OF
Friends Of the United States. In session
at Asbury Park, N, j.
DR.. o. Edward Janney. chairman OF
General committee of the general con-
ference opened the first session and
President Frank 4. Appleby of the COM
mon council, delivered an address of
welcome which the Quakers received
with enthusiasm. which they expressed
by maintaining q solemn silence.
Allen Flitcraft gospel reader. ad-
monlshed the delegates not to indulge
In applause, '.even though the president
OF the United States entered IN their
presence"
John William Graham. principal Of
Dalton college, OF Manchester, England,
read a paper, and another was present.
ed by Elizabeth Powell Bond. dean of
Swarthmore college.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-06
BoER sYMpArHizERs.
Consider Relief Of Foreign Soldiers
In Boer Army.

New York, Sept GA conference Of
Boer sympathizers representing Ger
man and Irish societies In Greater New
York. Philadelphia. Boston, Providence
and other cities has been held here for
the purpose Of considering the relief Of
the foreign soldiers Of the Boer army
who are now prisoners Of war In the
hands of the British. Much difficulty
had been experienced by the various
societies interested In ascertaining the
exact number and location OF the
prisoners, but the missing information
named Michael +. Hearn OF West
field, Mass, who landed In Boston
from Ceylon last week. A letter from
Mr.. Hearn was read giving the names
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-06
To Administer Mackay's Estate.

on Francisco, Sept. GA petition for
letters Of administration, with will an
nexed has been filed on the estate Of
John w. Mackay, deceased by Mrs,
Marie Louise Mackay, the widow. and
Clarence II. Mackay, the son. The Pc
tition states that the estate In Cali.
fornia consists OF a one-haIf interest
In property situated at Seventh and
Townsend streets. this city, valued al
$4,000; one half interest In the Cole.
mon tract. San Rafael, $4,000: one.
half interest in property IN Oakland.
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Held for Larceny and Burglary.

Los Angeles. Cal, Sept. 6.--Percy C.
johnson Is a prisoner in the city Jail as
81 fugitive from justice and will be held
until an officer from Decatur, H., ar
rives here to take him back to that
state where he is alleged TO be charged
with grand larceny and burglary. John
son was arrested at the residence OF a
woman to whom he was to be married
next Monday. She is believed to be in
nocent Of any knowledge OF his record
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AUNT Gets THE
NOMINATION..
a,sos Governor Wins on the
First Ballot.
WORK OF THE CONVENTION
,.,,o.,.,. complete the state I'ek''
And Endorse principle Of tho
xsusss City PLATFORM

pocatello, Ida, Sept. b.-when a 'ne
fO.s state convention re-assem-
p i''a frank w. Hunt, VIM. H. wait
p,sr =. Evans and chas. II. Jackson were
~ i,.ssa in nomination for governor
pa''' .s0r on the first ballot. the vote
. ssn Hunt, 1ss; Watt ~; EVANS
\; Jackson, 10. . county was
~ ,,sms OF washington county was
minated for lieutenant governor.
ng ~sa ,,cket was completed tonight by
!, ~, ,0l,owIpg nominations: Supreme
' ~ r. +. Fogg; secretary OF state
,'s Bassett; Auditor John c. Cal IA
en- S% treasurer, Il. 7. coitman' a.oo,
nav NAV general Fred. D. culver, su Us
, ~, Of public instruction, MSS
, psrmeal French; mine Inspector 'ohh
d; NV MO, nIatform adopted re-aitirms ana
ine p the principles Of the Kansas
e G,.u r,atform regarding those prih,
YIN "a opposed to imperialism anu
c ciay5onalIsm. as opposed to governinenii
=, inirnction, as opposed 10 TRUSTS anu
mt fostering tariffs, as opposeu ~
sn su monopoly, and as opposed 10
i ~ thar lecalized monopolies and priv
~ AL and condemns every EFFORT 10
, .sesnSlate or ignore them. II ANNOUNCE
,v.nnnosition TO anarchy and deplores
9Th great sorrow the cowardly act
=, tba ASSASSIN who struck down our
Me lamented president, VIM. Mchih-
W whose personal virtues we ackhoWi.
ssse and respect 1t ascripes tne
s,eu,h Of the trusts to high protect
"A tariff. a failure TO enforce the feu,
sra, ANTITRUST law, and harmlul
maninulation of transportation faciil-
ass and demands revision OF the tariI
Jaws which will place on the free list
every article and product controlled py
a trust, the criminal prosecution OF
trust promoters and operators IN COM
pliance with the federal antitrust law;
snd the denial of the use of the United
States mails to said trusts. II opposes
government by injunction, and fayors
such legislation as will prevent abridge-
ment, by the abuse Of the writ OF IN
~ a
junction, of the rights Of free speech,
the peaceful resemblance of persons TO
peaceably discuss any and all ques-
tons, the right to use persuasion 10
convert others to their views and the
deriving of persons Of trial by jury.
II favors government ownership OF
railway, telegraph and telephone lines;
demands the election Of United states
senators by direct vote OF the people;
fayors the initiative and referendum;
denounces the withdrawal OF large
tracts OF land which are more suitable
and valuable for agricultural purposes
than for timber, by including them
within the forest reserves. II favors
an eight hour law and employers La
bility act, and the enactment of laws
that viii give to married women equal
property rights with men.
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HOLDUP AT KEMMERER.
Three Masked Men Rob the Union
Saloon.

Kemmerer, Wyo., Sept. 5.-This MORN
Ing three masked men entered the I'm
ion saloon commanding the occupants
10 hold up their hands. While two Of
the robbers kept 20 occupants coverd
the third went through their pockets
and the cash drawer. securing 5000, FIVE
watches and some other articles. Sew
tral boxes Of cigars and a half dozen
bottles Of whisky were also taken. The
robbers fred several shots into the
ceiling and rode away in the direction
Of Jackson's Hole country on horses
held by the fourth man outside the sa-
Don. No attempt was made to follow
hem.
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The European Mission.
[Mlllennlal Star. Aug. 2l.l

Transfers Margaret Thurman and
Diana Bean are released from the
Leeds and appointed to labor In the
London conference. Olive Clark and
Jane Woodward are released from the
London and appointed to labor in the
Leeds conference.
Departures. The following mission
aries sailed from Liverpool per SIS. New
England. Aug. n. 1902: Charles l..
Andersen. Sven w. Nelson. Frederick
w. Christensen, Johan Jensen. David
l.. Mcdonald. Alfred c. Rses, Alfred Il.
Chambers. II. Wallace Boden. Joseph
l.. Hart. Jesse II. Argyle. Joseph u.
Hafker. Louis Y. Moench. Harry w.
Cushing. Richard d. Brown. u. Carlos
Klmball, Maria A. c. Kimball. Rhoda
A. Lyman.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-06
More Forest Fires in Colorado.

Denver, Sept. 5.-Specials TO the Re-
guohcan say that the forest fire in AL
lens park which began five weeks ago
400 which has nearly died out has been
is,sed by the strong wind OF the past
ahours and is now raging in the heavy
sSnoer OF the Middle st. Vrain valley.
svsral ranches are threatened with
s.,lruction. A new fire started at noon
gay on the North fork of the Thomp-
~ ~ near Green Ridge and much valu-
wy lumber is being consumed. Two
.sh houses are In the track OF the
.Mes. A destructive fire has started
AAs miles south Of Idaho Springs,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-06
Mon,ero Not Yet Confirmed.

Havana, Sept. 6,--The senate has not
yet confirmed the nomination OF Ra-
fael Montero as Cuban minister OF
Great Britain. The press general,
commends Senior Montero's nomination
but the conservative class In Cuba be.
lieve he should not leave the island,
saying he sluid be of greater assist
ance 20 the young republic at home
Sonor Montcro vas formerly leader OF
the AutorOnist party.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-06
Ambassador Whites "reminiscences

New York, Sept 6--Anbassador
White, who will soon retire from his
post at Berlin, is according to a Her
aid dispatch from Berlin. now at work
on a book of "reminiscences describing
his experiences as minister at Berlin
IN 1881, as minister at ST, Petersburg
In 1924, and as ambassador to Ger
many since 1897
lie Is also at work on volume de-
scriblng the development of Germany
In the last decade.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-06

GRANVILLE NJ. HOY, Sheridan,
" Ind, Past Grand, Independent
Order Of Odd Fellows, Lodge SOL, in a
recent letter says:
III suffered for years with liver com.
plant, causing me severe pains and a
peculiar weakness across the small of
the back, so that 1t was hard to stoop,
and sometimes very painful TO walk
about. l had used so much medicine
without deriving any help that / just
let 1t 60, until neighbor was cured OF
Bright's disease by Peruna. That led to
my using it, and before l had used ten
bottles was cured. Iconsider II almost
miraculous" -Granvile M. Hoy.
A Gentleman Of Prominence Endorses
Pe-ru-na.
Hon. Louis T.. Johnson, son Of the late
Reverdy Johnson, who was United
States Senator from Maryland, also Az
torney General under President John
son, and Y. s. Minister to England, and
was regarded as the greatest consti-
tutional lawyer that ever lived. In re-
cent letter from 1905 u street, N. w.,
Washington, d. c., Mr.. johnson says;
"No one should longer suffer from
cafarrh when Peruna Is accessible.
To my knowledge Ii has caused relief
to so nany of my friends and sCqaainf.
ances that II Is humanity TO commend
lis use 10 all persons suffering with
this distressing disorder offhe human
system. "-..L0uis &. johnson.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-06

Copper company. Senator Clark, who
opposed the control Of state affairs by
the Amalgamated In 1900. now takes
similar grounds against Heinze and will
resist the latters attempt to handle
the Democracy In the interests Of his
corporation. 1t is claimed by the
Miner that Heinze's political workers
are using gross Misrepresentation ana
money to place that individual at the
head Of the Democracy, and that the
of the party demands his
defeat. A remarkably hot campaign Is
promised for Monta IA, with interests
many millions concerned. In
the outcome.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-06

Hundreds OF Dollars. Spent in Vain.
Mr.. Cyrus Hershman, Sheridan, Ind,
writes:
1.-TWO years ago I was a sick man.
Catarrh had settled In the pelvic organs
making life q burden and giving me
little hope Of recovery. l spent hun.
dreds Of dollars In medicine which did
me no good. Twas persuaded by friend
to try Peruna. i took 1t two weeks
without much improvement, but kept
on with 1t and soon began to get we'll
and strong very fast. Within two
months l was cured, and have been well
ever since. ! am strong advocate Of
Peruna."-C. Hershman.
Per1na cures cafarrh OF the kidneys,
liver and other pelvic organs. simply
because II cures cafarrh icrever To-
Gated. No other systemic cafarrh
remedy has as yet been devised. In
sisf upon having Peruna. There are
no medicines that can be snbsfi-
fufed.
II you do not derive prompt and salts
factory results from the use of peruna,
write at once to DR.. Hartman, giving a
full statement Of your case and he will
be pleased TO give you his valuable I'D.
vice gratis.
Address DR.. Hartman, President Of
The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus,
Ohio.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-06
Artist whistler Restored to health.

New York. Sent 6-James Mcneil
Whistler. the artist. who was reported
to be near death Is quite restored TO
health and will leave az once for Lon
don. says dispatch to the New York
American. from The Hague.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-06
MISCELLANEOUS.

Abbott-Tommy Cornstak being
some account OF the less notable feat
ures Of the South African War from
the point of view Of the Australian
Ranks.
Bacon-The Earths Beginning. a
popular exposition of the evolution Of
the Earth the planets and the Sun.
Brown-The Lower South In Ameri-
can History.
Carmichael. Sr--The Lady Poverty:
an alegory Of the 18th century, telling
how It. Frances wooed and won My
Lady Poverty, Translated from the
Latin
Clapp- "Reminiscences Of Dramatic
Critic, with an essay on the art Of Hen
~ Irving.
Crowest-The Story of British Music
from earliest times to the Tudor perl
od).
Dole--The Religion OF Gentleman.
Dole-Theology Of Civilization.
Evans-The Story Of Louis XVII Of
France.
z-Gerald-Climbs In the New Yea
land Alps.
s--Metallography; an introduce
ton to the study Of the structure OF
Metals
lie Gallienne-The Worship OF the
Image nction).
Paine--A Critical History OF the
Evolution Of Trinitarians.
Rawnsley--A HANDLERS Notebook at
the English Lakes.
Tolstoi--"The Kingdom Of God Is
Within You" christianity not a mys-
teal religion but a new theory Of life)
veritas-The German Empire Of To-
day.
Worsford-The Principles of Grill.
clsm.
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Protest. AGAINST GRIMES ACT
"e'ol'ed to Hold a Public Demon.
0ration In Phoenix Park.

dublin Sept. Sat the public meet
ms convened here today by the lord
, r'ssol o. Dublin to protest against the
IA s proclamatlon OF the crimes act
n ~ irish counties, It was resolved
"a nOla a demonstration in Phoenix
80 sept II, The vote on this resolu-
sS yn Nas received with shouts of I'VE
Inh. 10, Dc bludgeoned, as in 1891"
n,r,r richmond, leader Of the Irish
sn, y ~ The house of commons, de-
An ne Proclamation of the crimes
vS,,a : gross outrage, issued at the
ssn,a , o. despot and gang Of alb
,. iiaat placlaR.atlon is n lie.v said Mr.
scrld ~ In the whole civilized
eims a. s. = Is no city so free from
tsn vnly way TO meet this proclama-
rm.ue SAID, was TO make the political
~, "yn IN Ireland too hot for these
n, 20, - them create a fierce agita-
IA sna dublin will rise up as one man
n.Ss ne United Irish league. and
Rr,I,h as ~ powerful and menacing 10
= years sse as the land league was
o, hor. D'llon' Nationalist member of
Fspossl, ot commons, approved the
lsserIbeS , made by Mr. Redmond. lie
bdty a.a Une PROCLAMATION as an au-
Asrs vss ruiiianism. aud declared
hsih ~. more crime in Belfast in one
tosld man nan N Dublin In Ave wears. But
mast De proclaimed? he asked
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Mr. James M Powell $50 Too street. CITY,
+. of Cherryvlle Kan, writes:
four years ago suffered with cstarrh of the bladder
which
stand walk
taking
completely felt like a msn."James NJ. Powell
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-06
Chas. II. Toll Released,

New York, Sept. G--Charles b. Toll,
who was arrested at Colchester recent
ly upon confessing the murder Of a man
In Kansas City a year ago last Febsu-
airy has been released. says Herald
dispatch from London. He was not
wanted by the Missouri authorities,
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" srr lCfs Sept. c.--col. Rambush
ana s I, ~ here from Copenhagen,
tNs w. Thomas, ID. W. L. dispatch
stsd.,, v \, 10 canvass among the
ygcsine ~ lhe interest of the party
sriec l,s ave sale Of the Islands to the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-06

saltair closes tonight with a Grand
BAH. Don't miss It.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-06

That is dyspel sia
II makes life miserable.

That is dyspel Ella
II makes life miserable.
sufferers eat not because they
WANT to--but simply because they
MUST.
They complain Of a bad taste in
the mouth, a tenderness at the pit
Of the stomach, a feeling Of puffy
fulness, headache, heartburn and
what not.
Hoods SsrsapariIls cured Joseph =. Laine.
Flanagan. KY. who writes: Twas troubled
with dyspepsia for q number Of years and
took medicine that did me no good. was
advised by friends 70 ny Hoods Sarsaparills
which did, and Il put my bowels In perfect
condition. gave me strength and energy and
made me feel like new person."
Hoods Jarsdpariitd
Promises to cure and keeps the
promise. Beware Of substitutes
Buy Hoods and only Hoods.
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BIOGRAPHY.


ing, Sept, S, 1902;
BIOGRAPHY.
English Men of Letters Series, edited
by John Morley;
Bacon--by Church.
Bentey-by Jebb
Carlyle--by Nichols.
Colerldge-by Trail.
Dckens--by Ward.
Gray-by Gosse.
keats-by Colvln
Lamb-by Anger.
Macaulay-by Morrison.
Seott--by Hutton
Sidney-by Symonds.
Swiftly stephen.
Thackeray--by Trollope.
How Count Toltsoy Lives and Works.
---SEsgyeenko.
The Last of the Great Scouts Life
Story of Cot. VIM t. Cody buffalo
Bid, as told by his sister, Helen Cody
Wetmore. copies.
Saskin, Wife Of Standardization.
JUVENILE
Egglcston-The Bale Marked Circle
y. a Blockade Running Adventure.
Holder--A Strange Company: Won
der-wings, Mullingongs, Colossi, etc.
Irying-Six Girls; A Home Story.
Naile-The circuit Girls or one Term
OF the Academy.
vaie-sue circuit, Sequel to THE
circuit Girls"
Van Bergen--StOry of China.
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Saltair closes tonight with a Grand
Ball. Don't miss IL.
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NEW LIBRARY BOOKS.

The following 80 volumes will be add
cd to the public library Monday morn
Ing, Sept. s, 1902
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Some baking powder makers claim their powders
are cheaper They can be cheaper only II made
from cheaper materials. TO cheaper lhe cosl o'
an article OF food at the expense OF its healtfuness,
as il done in alum baking powders, is CRIME
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The "Royal Baker and Pastry Cook"--over
500 practical and valuable cooking receipts
free to every patron. Send full address.
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The question of deaconesses led to a
considerable debate. Two reports were
submitted, C.. w. Whit of Florida claim
ing that there was an equal division, the
vote really standing at 10 to Is. The
recommendation was made that the office
of deaconess be created in connection
with the Woman's Board of Home Mis-
sions, candidates to be regularly trained
and employed under the direction of the
pastor in charge Of the field of her mis-
sion.
A gavel was presented to the confer
ence by DR.. j. D. Walsh Of the M. f.
Church, northern branch. 1t Is made
of sixteen pieces of wood. silver bound,
the material taken from the famous
Masterson house near Lexington, Ky.
The gavel has served two branches or
Methodism for a period of twenty years.
DR.. Tigert gave notice that tomorrow
will be the last day on which new bus,-
ness may be introduced. The question
of the boards of finance was given gen.
eral discussion. Continuity in Office was
the point, as well as the appointment of
one clerical member and one layman
from each district. An amendment of
Mr.. Pugh of Washington extended the
time from one to four years.
The resolution to unite the four mis-
sionary papers In one was nonconcurred
in and the report of the Committee on
Missions adopted.
The report of the Committee on Finance
called attention to the death of Vice
President E. w. Cole and President
Thomas NJ. Finney; also the resignation
of Colonel Samuel CuGples, and reported
non-concurrence in the resolution to deed
back certain property to Mary A
Stewart.
Major Stahlman of Nashville appeared
before the Committee on publishing
House interests last night and made an
extended talk 1t is claimed a sensational
charge was made.
The general conference at the special
night session heard fraternal addresses
from DR.. Wiseman of birmingham,
England. fraternal messenger from the
WESLEYAN British Methodist Church and
DR.. Bracken of Montreal. fraternal mes.
senger from the Methodist Church OF
Canada.
The auditorium was filled. DR.. Wise
mans address was devoted mainly to
| the twentieth century movement and
| the raising of $4,000 900 to be used for
| the benefit of missions. orphans. educa-
| ton and church extension. He state
| that the Wesleyan Methodist Church had
| practically no debt.
| the order of drawing a praallel between
| the Methodists of Canada and the Meth
odists of the South. He said the two
| churches were much alike. He pleasantly
compared the big debt of the Canadian
| Methodists with the no debt of the Wes-
| levans Bishop Wilson, who presided. re-
| piled briefly to the fraternal greetings.