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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-03
THE TRANSPACIFIC CABLE END.
Ship ANGLIA Arrives at Honolulu With twill Be Landed In
mediatey and Connected Up-First Message Will Be
From Prest Roosevelt 10 Gov. Taft

cisco. already Ia operation. Unless
SOME untoward event should occur, the
complete line win be in operation by
tomorrow morning, M accordance with
the announcement made long since by
Clarence Mckay. president of the Pa
cihc Commercial Gable company No
hitch in the arr lngements is anticipat-
ed and the first message over the new
line viii almost certainly be trans
mitted by President Roosevelt to Gov.
Taft promptly at noon tomorrow.
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FRENCH COLONIAL POLICY.
IL win be Modified So Far as Tahiti
Is Concerned.

Papete, Tahiti. June 20, via san
Francisco, July 5-CCorrespondenee Of
the Associated PresD The government
OF France has decided to modify its
colonial policy with reference TO this
section. The local government viii
hencefortn assume the burden wholly
OF the expenses OF the civil. judicial aud
military branches The latter force will
be reduced to a score OF more in tho
near future The naval contingent viii
probably De dispensed WITH During a
number of years France has generously
contributed toward al, support OF the
local government There are other
changes notably the enlargement Of the
cabinet of the governor aud the doing
away with the popular assembly The
local authorities favor an economical
administration. Probably the subsidy
for the intcr-island service will be re-
duCed from 10000 francs 10 5000 or less,
In that event, so it Is said, two le0 ton
gasoline vessels viii be acceptable %
the government u place OF o steamer
OF $50 tons capacity, as az present
A. Gonhl president Of the consuis
generate. aAd the chamber OF agricul-
ture of tlis colony and q leading po-
litigal spirit Of this section has gone
90 thr United states 0u a visit He also
represents the union OF Norway and
Sweden and tAe republic of Chill IN the
capacity OF cuGsul During his absence
the affairs OF the former. the monarchy,
will De- looked after hy the British con
sui. while tUf United states consul has
been entrusted with tie interests Of
Chilli
The Seventh Day Adventlsts have just
held a conference az Papete The Pit
cairn island party came In the British
cutter Llttlelon. after a voyage OF l,-ll
miles This society at the head ~ the
lapete mission, WIN superintend the
Pitcairn plantation, retaining alsy ths
Papeta aelA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-03
Lulu Prince Kennedy Gets View Trial

Kansas city July 3-Lulu Prince
Kennedy, under sentence Of 10 years
FOR the murder OF her husband Philip
II Kennedy. local agent Of the Mer-
chants Dispatch Transportation COM
pany. IN January. 1901 was today
granted a new trial by the state su-
prome court. Mrs Kennedy shot her
husband a month after they We're
married and two days after he had
brought suit TO have their marriage.
which he asserted had been forced, set
aside
Charles w Prince the womans IA
Their and her two brothers. William and
Albert Prince, were charged with being
accomplices
William Albert were convicted and
the father IS yet to be- tried.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-03

Washington. ID. c., July 3.-The open
ing, Of the Uncompaghre reservation
has been delayed 1t has been discov-
cred that there is no record Of sur
Yeys Of some 80 odd claims that have
been filed with the local land office and
consequently the presidents proclama-
tion opening the reservation TO mineral
locations aud sale will not be issued I'M
Ill new surveys have been made.
This viii take some time and the de-
partment viii meantime send an in
Hpector to make the necessary surveys
This proclamation had been already
prepared and would have been issued
within a few days had not the discov-
cry been made that surveys were unre-
corded
POSTMASTER.
Susan S. Grant has been appointed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-03

Justly proud, than II would be were
the exercise of II confined to the other
departments OF the national govern
ment
- feel warranted In saying that
valuable beyond compare as has been
the service Of the supreme court OF the
United states to the people, II never
has been charged with greater re-
spopsibiity than that placed upon 1t
by the adoption Of the fourteenth
amendment--a responsibility TO the
meeting of which its individual mem
bers have practically devoted their SUI
premcst energies, great abilities and
broad scholarship, keeping ever In
mind-as appears from the many opln-
ions written the danger expressed by
Mr. Justice Miller Of so far extending
the fourteenth amendment as to fetter
and degrade the state governments, ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-03
UNCOF1PAHORE RESERVATION
Opening Deayed-Cause is Thre No Record Of Surveys Of
Some Eighty Odd Claims Filed With Local Land Office
inspector to Be Sent TO Make Them

postmaster at Thurber, Wayne county,
Utah. vice James Grant, resigned.
PENSIONS
Pensions granted: utah--GeOrge D,
Dean. IS.
Wyoming " Wallace. yl2
SUBSTITUTE.
Jonas r. Seely has been appointed
substitute clerk In the salt Lake post
oiiice.
Miss Laura Works, superintendent OF
the Shebit Indian school called at the
Indian office, Miss Work Is on her way
TO Boston to attend the Indian educa-
tional convention.
PLACE FOR OGDEN MAN.
Frank Frayser OF ogden has been
appointed clerk at $1,000 in postoiiice
department.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-03

Pittsburg, Pa. July 3.-Executors Of
the estate Of the late Z. l.. Magee have
settled the fight with DR.. Walter c.
Browning OF Philadelphia over fees for
services rendered the sick politician by
paying Atty William b. Rodgers, coun-
sci for the doctor, a warrant for $4,000.
the amount Of the recent award OF the
Allegheny county board OF judges. The
original claim of DR. Browning was
that the estate of Mr., Magee owed him
500 600 for medical services he had rem
dered. The fight has been under way
for about two years.
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Radlun1 rays
F1Oz Cancer.
Successfully Used by Late Pso GasSenboues Of Vienna
Case Of Long Standing Cured Patient, Srty.one Years
DID, HAD Had SMang Operations PERFORMED Without
Benefit Green Up BY Physicians, Saved by Radam

Vienna July g. Medical circles here
are greatly Interested in q report com
munIcated TO the Vlennese Society Of
Physicians and read at a recent meeting
OF the imperial academy of science TO
the effect that long standing case Of
cancer was cured by radIum rays at the
clinic Of the late Prot Gussenbauer
The patient who was q years OF age,
had long suffered from cancer OF the
palate and lip and had repeatedly been
operated upon fruitlessy, In the au-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-03
Dublin May Address King.

Dublin, jay ga special meeting
Of the corporation u Dublin today call.
ed 10 consider the proposal TO present
M address to King Edward on mis- APP
preaching Visit TO Ireland. was broken
W by an uproar In the public galleries
The lord mayor Timothy g. Harring.
ton finding he could not quel the dis
turbance abruptly left the chair and
adjourned the meeting The people In
The gallery then sang God Save Ire
larG.t and cheercd for Ireland nces-
sanity until removed by the officials.
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tumn OF 1899. when the physicians Of the
Nlennese hospital declared that II was
absolutely useless to operate again, one
physician determined as a last resort 20
Try radium rays and treated the ahict-
cd parts by exposing them TO the light
OF radium bromide. the strongest radl-
UNI preparation In existence. He VAS
rewarded by a gradual and complete
disappearance OF the tumors.
Physicians at the same meeting re-
ported that radlum rays had cured a
case Of melanosarcOma, Ga tum0r con-
aiming a black or other dark colored
matter) and several cases OF red mole
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-03
A CRAZY CHINAMAN.
Jury SO Finds in Case Of MOngolian
Who Assaulted I. +. Hassard.

John Hong the Chinaman who was
charged with an assault With a razor
upon r. H. Hassard was tried before a
jury in Judge Morse's court this morn
Ing az To his sanity The examination
was conducted by County Atty Wester-
yelt. VINO appeared for the state Instead
OF Dist. Atty. EiohnoE who is IN today
and unable TO attend court Atty. Ar
thur Christensen appeared IN behalf Of
The defendant The jury. without leav-
Ing TIC Jury box returned a verdict
finding that the defendant Is insane.
Judge Morse then ordered him commit
ted to the state mental hospital at
Provo and DC VIII be- taken down there
this afternoon By Deputy Sheriifs steele
an Covaa.
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FASTENING HOME.
Misses Kate and Blanche Thomas Conn
ing to Attend Brothers Funeral.

Hon. r.. X. Thomas has received a
telegram from his daughters Kate and
the funeral OF their brother Fred, a no
tice OF whose death appeared In last
nights News" II the young ladies
are not delayed il Is more than likely
that the funeral OF air, Thomas win be
held on Tuesday next at ,. m from
the late residence. No u Kendall ter
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Statement by Bulgaria.

Sofia, July "A seml-oflcial state
ment was issued by the Bulgarian gov
Crnmcnt,
Contrary to the denials Of the porte.
the concentration continues on the Bull
garian frontier Of strong detachments
Of Turkish infantry, cavalry and arul-
lory The endeavors OF Turkey to deny
these authenticated facts. while stimuli
taneously reinforcing the attachments,
which cannot be necessary in lighting
reyolutionists, tends to show that Tur-
key Is Intentionally concealing the true
objects Of these military measures and
is misleading Europe By circulating
false reports regarding Bulgaria and
her Intentions
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-03

Honolulu. july S.--(By Pacific cable
to the Associated Press)-The cable
ship Anglia arrived here this morning,
hearing the Honolulu end Of the trans
Pacific cable, now extending from Ma
Mia. via Guam ana Midway Islands, 10
this port Tine cable win be landed at
once and connected with the section
of the line from Honolulu TO San Fran
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-03

Washington, July 3--An order has
been issued at the postoflice department
disseminating the contract with the
Postal Device and Improvement COM
pany for the purchase Of devices for
indicating the hours Of collection Of mail
from letter boxes The order took ef-
feet July !. This Is the company In
whose behalf. 10 is alleged, Representa-
tive Loud OF California. visited the post
Office II is California concern and
has furnished thousands Of the devices
To the postal service.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-03
Heavy Wind In painsyille, MINI.

gainesville Mimi, July 8-The
heavy wind and rain storm which
struck this town yesterday morning.
blew Great Northern station from It's
foundation The roof was also blown
cd and $50 bushels OF wheat and "a
large amount Of -four were destroyed
A. Belgrade ami Georgeville several
buildings were blown down. No lives
are reported lost
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name Of Perry $. Heath mentioned
Senator Kearns added that he did
not own the salt Lake city newspaper
IN which Mr.. Heath is interested, but
that h. was a stockholder, like the
former assistant postmaster-genoral
Besides Mr. Kearns, Mr. Payne saw
among the earliest of his visitors to-
day. Richard Kerens of 81, Louis and
Rayld Keath Of the Salt Lake Tribune.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-03
Students on Mont Blanc Rescued

Geneva, Switzerland, July 3--The re-
lief party has rescued all the seven stu
dents OF the university here who had
been missing since Saturday last, when
they started from ChamoniS TO ascend
Mont Blanc.
The students stopped al hut. Al
guile de Coulter. in which We're six OF
the party. II was struok1by lightning
on June 30, but none were seriously
hurf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-03
Shot by a Negro.

Clinton, Ia. July S.-While being
pursued by officers early today, WI
liam Monroe. colored. shot and perhaps
fatally wounded Harry Benson, Of
Jacksonville H.. and seriously wound
Cd Joe Ryan Of clinton. innocent by
ISLANDERS. Monroe Is from Jeffersonville
No. and is an attache Of a carnival
company now headquartering there. He
escaped
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-03
Arnold Turf Investment Co. Creditors

81 Louis July AT a meeting Of
creditors Of the T. j Arnold Turf In
vestment concern Solomon T. Swarts
was chosen a trustee under the pro-
vision OF the bankruptcy law Mr.
Swarts has been receiver Of the assets
81 the defunct concern. having been APP
pointed by the court 90 take charge OF
the effects untn trustee should be
elected His duties as receiver win end
as soon as he qualities as trustee
Mr.. Swarts announced that the as
sets so Far as found, consisted OF about
$50 200 IN cash and a farm valued al
SIS COO
The claims filed AGAINST the estate
thus far amount 10 about t32i0000. and
MI Swarts expects 90 nay two or two
ard half per cent OF the Indebtedness
The time for paying out VIII be deter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-03

Jefferson City. No. July S.-The SUI
preme court today cn banc denied
rehoaring 70 Atty. Gen crow lu his
suit for custer OF the Continental To
bacco company and Of the Santa Fe
aud other railroads on charges Of vio-
,ation Of the state antitrust laws The
tormer decision Of the court was
AGAINST the attorney general, This
ends the case
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-03
Mrs. McCann Wants Letters.

81. Louis July S.--Mrs Jessie G. Me
Cam. widow Of the late James p Me.
Cam, for whose murder Lord Bar
rington has been held 10 the grand
jury applied To the probate court today
for letters Of administration Of the es-
tate of her husband
Her application vas contested 10y b.
r. Hume OF Lexington Ky. brother
in-lqV of James 4. Mccain, and by
Ioscph Mccain OF Prove, /. T., %
brother NJ the murdered man.
A compromise was finally reached
by the appointment Of Garrard STROBE,
public administrator. to administer the
estate.
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Heath'S Name
Not Mentioned.
So Sa1S Senator KeatnS Regarding HIS htesoew VIII p.
cM Gen. PameSNo ReteseHce 5lade 10 PoSfofIce
Scandal Senator Added lie Did MOI Clon The Tribune
Oniy Beng SockRoider

New York, July 3.-postmaster-Gen-
eral Payne, who is In this city was
visited again today by Senator Kearns
of Utah. Concerning his call on Nh.
Payne last evening, Mr. kearns said
II saw Mr. Payne for a few minutes
only last night. but our conversation
was general and no reference was made
to the postoillce scandal, nor was the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-03

quit on him some time ago, and have
not resumed operations. but the brick
layers are at work, and viii be able to
continue for two weeks yet before the
carpenters are actually needed.
AT UNIVERSITY CLUB.
Contractor Macdonald on the Uni
yersity club building says that the diff
ficulty viii not materially affect him
In that his brick work is all DONE and
the remaining work II mostly plaster
ing for quite a while yet But he stat
ed his opinion that the unions were GO
ing altogether too far and that the or
ganization OF employers was an actual
necessity. He said there had been a
sort of an organization for the
last two years, but there had
not. up 10 this date. been very
much OF a call for the organization
However, with matters as they were
standing now. the employers Of labor
would be forced To organize OF fight
ing basis Mr.. Macdonald also expressed
the same opinion that Mr. Curley ana
others had expressed viz, that the
skilled labor unions would have to do
here. rs they have IN the east. separate
from the unskuled unions, and then
the public viii not see educated me-
Chanics held at the beck and call Of UNI
skilled labor us the hod carriers union
MI Macdonald said thar the hod car
riers union had only % men while
from 80 10 200 nod carriers could be
pronnbly employed right now IN this
city and Ter that little bunch Of men
To- be able TO throw the labor market
into chaos was certainly an unfortuu-
ote state OF affairs
HOPES FOR SETTLEMENT.
Architect iletting who was met after
this. said he believed the trouble would
he adjusted between this and Monday
next and that there would not be any
necessity for a lockout However, he
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-03
ChInese Military students.

Berlin July Slight Chinese officers
from the military school at Nankin
have arrived In Germany accompan-
led by a German military instructor,
to complete their training in German
tactics Emperor William. at the re-
quest Of the Chinese government gave
his consent TO the students serving in
the Pussisn army for three years.
They are sons Of high Chinese govern
meut officials
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-03
FLOOD SITUATION
IN TEXAS IMPROVED

Dallas, Tex, July 3.-The flood sltu-
alton at Gainesville It greatly improved
this morning. The rain has stopped
and the waters are rapidly reCedlng.
There Is no loss OF life reported from
Gainesville. and the property damage
Is confined TO small stores, outhOuses
and truck gardens
Reports from the southwestern por-
ton Of the state indicate that yestcr-
days storm was most severe. Probably
fifteen Mexican farm hands lost theft
lives, and the damage to farming in
terests. railroads and county roads and
bridges viii be heavy, The waters are
falling.
NOT so BAD TODAY.
ST. Louis, July ga special to the
Post Dispatch from Dallas Tex. says
The storm situation over Texas Is
stu serious, but not so bad as yes
tcrday and last night The flood at
Gainesville and vicinity that started
about midnight in series Of cloud
bursts IN the Red and Trinity river
valleys, has subsidized beyond the dan
ger point number Of houses in the
vicinity Of Gainesville were wrecked.
but all the occupants were rescued by
fiemen, policemen and citizens with
out the loss of life,
A report has Just reached Dallas
that passenger train on the Gulf,
Colorado d Santa Fe road between
Gainesville and Valley View was
turned over from the tracks into body
Of water II Is not known whether the
passengers have been rescued
The loss generally over the state to
railroad and other property damaged
amounts 10 millions Of dollars. Moth
ing new Of conditions in southwestern
Texas has been received today, but u Is
known dozen on more lives were lost.
Dallas. Tex, July Strain No. 8.
northbound, on the Santa Fe road.
went through a bridge ten miles south
OF Gainesville during last nights storm.
Engineer John Boycc was killed and
several passengers are reported hurt.
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Turkey Not Placing Troops.

Constantnople. July 3--The porte
denies the Bulgarian allegations Of the
placing Of Turkish troops al strageuc
points on the Russian frontier near
Kustendil and Djuma Bula II is point
ed out that the reports probably were
due to the continuous movements Of
troops owing 10 the renewed activity
Of the reyolutionists in the Turko-Bul-
gaTian frontier districts.
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More Deaths From Heat

Chicago. July 3-Two more deaths
and six prostrations due TO the heat
were reported today and little relief Is
In sight Although the temperature at
? o'clock this afternoon was only IS de-
grees the humidity In the atmosphere
was between 80 and 20 per cent which
made the heat exceedingly trying
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-03

Philadelphia, July 3.-one death from
heat aud three prostrations occurred
here before o'clock this morning
John COnnoy was stricken while at
work and died at a hospital The tenn
peraturc al o'clock was 81, one de-
gree higher than at the same hour yes
terday The humidity registered 81.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-03
DE KnyT Won the Cup.

Dublin, July ar de Knyn today
was officially declared 10 have won sec
ond place in the automobile race yes
terday for the James Gordon Bennett
cup. NJ, Farman was third q minute
separating him from De Knyh.
Jenatzy won the cup By II minutes
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-03
Wreck on Rock Island aud Pacific

Peoria, ILL.,, July S.--Shortly before 3
o'clock the through freight on the Rock
Island a. Peoria, coming In from Rock
Island and a switch engine OF the same
road, hauling a large cut Of cars, coll
lided with terrible force in the upper
Yards here. George Fisher fireman Of
the through freight, sustained fatal in
iures while his engineer Michael
Cushing, was badly bruised. Both en-
gines were completely wrecked and
many cars we're crushed to pieces. The
financial loss win exceed $4,000 Traffic
was delayed for several hours, while
the wreck was being cleared away.
Fisher. the fireman, died at 10 O'clock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-03
American Hogs Not Wanted.

London, July IA new order OF the
board Of agriculture was gazetted to-
day, revising previous orders. and proc
hibiting the landing IN Great Britain
Of any hogs from the United states.
besides prohibiting the importation OF
cattle from New England The order
goes into effect July l.
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ly made upon the Transit company for
increased wages and shorter hours.
A. w Morrison, secretary and organ.
izer Of division No 3l5statcd the Tran.
sit company had not kept faith and he
believed the members of his union
would vote to quit work tomorrow
morning
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-03
Grave Robber Suicides.

Doylestown. Pa, July S-LeNis n.
Blank. OF Richboro, Pa. who was ar
rested on Tuesday, charged with steal
ing flowers from graves. committed
suicide by shooting himself through the
head. Worry over his arrest prompted
the act.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-03
BIg Fire IN nes Moines.

Des Molnes, July S.-The brick plant
OF the Barber Asphalt Paving company
and the warehouse Of the Des Molnes
Saddlery company, situated In different
points Of the city were destroyed by
fire early today, causing an aggregate
loss OF $50 600.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-03
Demands OF slreel hallway rmnlo,c.

ST. Louis, July 3.-Divlslon No 3l5. OF
the Amalgamated Association Of Street
Railway Employees OF America. WIN
meet tonight 10 consider the request OF
the civic Federation 10 appoint con.
vention on the unions demands recent.
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irving 10 Prove Knann Insnne.

Hamilton, o., July SIN the trial Of
Alfred A. Knapp today MS two sisters.
Mrs. Martha Reiss aud Mrs sadie
Wenzel, of Cincinnati. confirmed many
or the Incidents OF Alfrcd's career.
tending 10 prove his insanity.
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Grand Inr, Refu.ed 70 Indlcl.

Chicago, July S-The grand jury to-
the directors and leading members of
thu ooeru OF trade. who We're recently
charged with permitting the operation
81 bucket shops on Ae board One
witness vas heard,