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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-23


NEWS IN WASHINGTON
Washington. March 2l..-Thc argt I'M
timatlon received by Segy Hay of
Precedent Castros resignation was
given him by the Associated Press disc
patch announcing the fact he would
not discuss the matter. however, be-
yDHd stating that the news was unrN.
poCtgd. Herbert w Bowen. Nenczuelt's
pl0nupateutiary here. likewise not hay
ing been informed until shown the dts
rltch Until officially advised he saii
he would De- unable to give expression
to any views on the subject
From an authoritative quarter. how
ever. 1t was learned that this move on
the part Of President Castro has long
been contemplated Representations
We're made TO him several months ago
by the leaders OF Venezuela that his
resignation would have the effect Of
enabling the people OF that country 20
present a solid front TO the world I'm
the matters In controversy with the
several powers, The statement was
made that the resignation is the result
Of secret agreement with the leaders
referred 10 that President Castro should
temporarily rolnquish his office pend
ing the adjustment of the matters
which Minister Bowen has IN hand
1t was minated by the Associated
Press informant that while President
Castro nominally gives up his Office 1t
is the intention 10 keep 1t within the
family by an arrangement 10 make Cas-
tfo the vice president so he would sue
coed 10 the presidency II is the
belief here based on information which
has up to now been kept inyolate. that
the present plan Is to allow President
Castro 20 rDmainout Of office for q short
time. and then re-elcct him at the next
election, Mr. Pulido, the Venezuelan
charge d'adares is absent from
Washington, and il Is stated as now ON
his way to the Venezuelan capital.
Baron Won Sternherg the German
ambassador was greatly surprised to
hear OF the resignation " President
Castro, He has not received official
announcement of the fact Beyond ey-
pressing the hope that this move would
In no way interfere with the Washing
ton negotiations, the minister had moth.
ing to say. He added, however. that
he hoped that the resignation OF Prcsl-
dent Castro would not embarrass Min
lister Bowen In his efforts to settle the
Venezuelan controversy. Neither the
Italian nor British ambassadors had
received any official Information of the
resignation
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Mrs. A. VI. Hawkins suiclde,.

San Francisco, March 22-Mrs. A. NJ.
Hawkins this morning committed sui
eide by turning on the gas IN a room
she had recently rented. She was'about
% years old and had recently been EN-
ployed as a telephone operator. Her
marriage certificate showed that her
maiden name was Emma b. Gabbush
and that she had married Alfred NJ.
Hawkins at Denver in 1900.
Among her letters was one from her
husband, dated Jan e, 1901, at Elk
horn Gulch Colo The writer begged
her forgiveness and assured her that
the woman who had been the cause Of
their estrangement had not communi-
Gated with him and he had not seen her
for a year. Tie made many promises Of
reform and wrote altogether in a re-
morseful tone.
Another letter Of an atfectonate
character signed Frank was dated
Grants Pass. or, and requested her "
write to No. Al Second street. Portland,
Or 1t is thought Mrs Hawkins had
relatives at Ashland, Or. She made an
attempt 10 kin herself in the same man
ner Il few weeks ago
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THE REsTAURADOR SEIZED.
AS Pirate by the British Cruiser
pallas.

New York, March 23.-The British
cruiser Pallas has seized the Venezuela
warship Restaurador on the ground
that she is pirate, cables the Herald $
representative at Port Of Spain, Trini-
dad.
The case against the Restaurador
cites that soon after she was handed
over 10 the Venezuelan authorities by
the German commodore she began again
acts Of piracy and robbery on the high
seas. II is charged that she seized
the cargoes Of vessels and she disman-
tied and abandoned the craft.
a Port of Spain newspaper says edi-
torially Of the Restauradors course:
such piratica acts prove the uhwis.
dom Of generosity Of the allied powers
The paper expresses the hope that re-
tributive justice VIII be swifter and
more effective than on the last occasion,
The Restaurador was formerly the
American yacht Atlanta. She was for
merly built for jay Could,
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from Athens, via London, though no
question Of public policy is at issue,
The opposition chiefly criticlses admin
Of public appointments by the govern
ment or court party.
Prince Georges recent journey further
innamed feeling, the Venezuelsts de-
claring that II was an electoral tour
against the opposition candidates.
A Nenezuelist was recently struck
senseless by a blow on the head in the
streets Of Gambia,
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Venezuelan Congress Refuses to
Accept II
WANTS HIM TO RECONSIDER
it is Thought flo win Comply with
The Desire Of Congress aud Cone
tinue la OniCc,

caracas March I.-PresIdent castro
mas resigned lie placed his resignation
or the presidency of the republic Of
Nen1uelu IN the hands of the president
OF congress aiter reading the presI-
| dental message. I'm the ordinary course
| of evepts prasi5,rt ,..,r,t. t,,,,,
| ,,.,,,,, 49,. .,..
'0'''N nave '"u'u "' i tD' -'' l'VS' ne
was elected president of Nenzuela In
February Of last year for six years.
beoirpir,, I,o,, oo ,.o,
-' '''-'
RESIGNATION NOT ACCEPTED.
,,u,.. If. OH, n,
'''''' ""''' --' i"e Ne"'@u''""
congress by unanimous vote has de-
clned to accent President Cagtro's res
lgp,ti,, aud h.. ,.,..a.l . ,...i,,,,..,
,,......,., wy, '''''
''bueSllIB nun 10 reconsider ms ueels-
ion. IL Is believed the president will
Yield TO this exuressed desire of com
or,s. o,,3 ,,,,.t' 49,. .....,.
80 "'''' ''''''" III poNe''
Ihe congressional nan was crowded
yesterday and an the members Of the
Diplomatic corps vera prognrt ,,bor
''''''"' C"'"o Ie'u HIS H'''''se 10
congress President Castro first passed
In review the terrible conditions which
prevailed I'm the cnpnt,v ana denounced
h'' ',,tU'a vi ius country men hu1
.e oillulueu, u II rs palhlul 10 con-
a a,,I Nv" iluv" U'oou mas peeh 'hgu'
oiu no" many tears, IL ~ a conso'a-
uoh TO lhlhk mat their bitter stream,
w l'iS IA" Oh compensation VIII DIlhs
aoulyll.iHB lHal should correspond To
piyseut Jay aspirations since every
ouusblo pesela an luea ana every VIC
lo'iVus Iued Juslliea the supppsllloh
lhaI an onward step mas been taken
ON lle ROAD TO human perfection our
victory cltl2en legislators, over the
great adNeisllles which have just op-
pressed u.s. must terminate the tumults
or our me- otherwise we SHAH reach a
shameful dissolution
Iouching then on the question Of the
recent foreign intervention, President
castro said II had been brought about
Dy league OF people who, unable To-
submit their claims 20 the impartulity
OF the tribunals, had employed force,
and that because he refused to submit
To the Angio-Gcrman eXacuons they,
acting In collision with the revolu-
tlonary Gen. Matos endeavored TO get
rid Of him. In confirmation Of this
statement President Castro cited let.
ter written by the commander of the
German warshlp Stosch. President
Castro pointed out that the sovereignty
Of the nation had been safeguardrd.
and said:
- now deliver my resignation IN or
Ser that you may proceed legally To can
on him who should take my place. so
that there may remain to no Venezue-
Ian the slightest preteXt for any hosti-
H. 10 his county or ion. ronniyance
with the foreigners who. without any
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ENGLISH COLONIES.
Feeling Grows that They should Aid
In immortal Defiance.

New York, March 2S.-There Is I'M
doubtedly a growing demand by the
people Of this country that the self
governing colonies should bear a larger
share Of the cost OF the imperial de-
Tense, says a dispatch to the Tribune
from London. The Saturday Review,
referring to the subject. argues as fol-
lows:
"Supposing for a moment that Cana
da was a separate country. She would
be forced especially as her wheat OK
port Increases, to keep considerable
fleet TO defend her merchantmen, and
yet Sir Wilfred Laurier maintains that
Canada Is doing her fun duty I'm the
imperial defense by building railways.
most Of which were made possible by
English capital
The real meaning Of this and similar
arguments Is that John Bull in spite OF
his broad back. is grooming under an
income tax Of Is pence on the pound.
and is anxious TO be relieve Of teh
load.
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Tried TO Kill Herself

New York. March GA well dressed
young woman Of respectable appear
ance, who had been arrested on a
charge OF disorderly conduct. tried "a
kin herself IN the police station last
night She said she was Ma Robinson
Of Baltimore. and that she had asked
two men to direct her to the ferry, Fail
Ing TO find her way, she addressed the
detective who took her into custody
After an outburst Of grief I'm her cell
II was noticed that she became strange
~ quiet. Matron Clark was sent to in
vestigate. She found that the girl had
s'rangled herself by tying ribbon
about her neck. She was unconscious.
The ambulance surgeon. who was sum-
moned said che would have died IN five
minutes more.
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Group Epidemic in Brooklyn.

New York, March 23,-BroolSlyn chill
dren are suffering from an epidemic Of
Group and whooplng cough, which is
raging that borough At present there
are over 800 cases in the borough, and
the epidemic Is spreading rapidly. Al
ready many deaths have been reported.
The diseases are mostly confined to
children whose ages range from one
month 10 10 wears
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SEVERE ATTACH or GRIP
Cured by One Battle Of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy.

"When I had an attack Of the grip
last winter Ohe second one) | actually
cured myself with one bottle Of Cham
berluin's Cough Remedy" says Frank
W. Perry, Editor OF the Enterprise,
Shortsyille, n. Y. This is the honest
truth at times kept from coughing
myself 10 pieces by taking o teaspoon
ful Of this remedy and when the
coughing spell would come on at night
| would take a dose and Il seemed that
In the brefest interval the cough would
pass of and ! would go 10 sleep per-
fecty free from cough and It's accom-
pauylng pains To say that the remedy
acted as a most Agreeable surprise IS
putting Il very mildly ( had no idea
that it would or could knock out the
grip. simply because ! had never tried
II for such a purpose, but it did and 1t
seemed with the second attack Of
coughing the remedy caused II 10 not
only be- Of less duration. uut the pains
were far less severe and / had not
used the contents OF one bottle before
Mr. Grip had bid me adicu.' For sale
by an druggista.
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TWO DESPERATE MEN.
Attempt to Clean out Place, Are
Pursued but Escape.

Charlottesville, Ind. March Ebert
Rnd Jesse Hills. section men on the
Nandalia railroad, In attempting u
clCan out Browns valley last night,
first attacked the station agent who
shot one Of them with a revolver. They
resented his action and went to town
70 get reyolvers.
James Patten refused 20 sell them re-
volyers when they picked up a scale
weight and throw It at Patten and as
saulted some Of his customers with
other missiles.
A posse was formed and the Hills
took refuge In Dr. Williams office.
which they barricaded and successfully
resisted the attacks Of the posse.
In the night they escaped from the
Office, although the posse campcd out
side. The entire town started IN pur-
suit, and, after a 3O-mile cross-country
chase, they were captured.
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schler win visit Montann.

Helena, Mont, March 22.-Admiral
w S. Schley win accept the invitation
Of Gov. ]. X Toole and visit Montana
during his western trip a message
was received today from the admiral
who IS at San Jose Cal, stating that
ne would be I'm Helena April and
9. leaving on the ith. He viii be
accompanied By A. X. Mcclure. the
Philadelphia editor who VIII speak here
at the unwilling OF a monument to Y.
Biedler.
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Was the Chinamnn poisoned2

Portland, Ore, March 23,--Iee Wy, a
Chinaman was found dead in his bed
last Friday morning under circum-
stances which lead the police to believe
that the man was poisoned. Little at
tenuon was paid to the matter until to-
day when the police arrested All Woey
a Chinese woman, whom they believe
Is implicated a thorough investigation
Of the affair will be made The dead
Chinaman is a member Of the same
high binder society as was Leung Gay
who was murdered Friday afternoon.
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Irish Land BIN Grant.

New York, March 23-It is rumored
that Irish land bin will propose a grant
Of &l00O000O from the imperial eX-
chequer to help bridge the difference
between what the tenant thinks he can
afford to pay and what the landlord
deems himself entitled to obtain as pur-
chase money says a Tribune dispatch
from London There is a tremendous
demand for tickets to hear the intro
ductlon OF the bill in the house of COM
mons on Wednesday. All the seats for
strangers already have been appropn-
Qtpd
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7 iire,(l
After Mental Exer.
tion-No Rest.
Nervous, Irritable
and Wretched.
DR.. Miles Nervine Saved
Ny Life.

There is little joy in living when the dis
ordered nerves prevent sleep and rest; when
one wakes from a restless night more tired
than the night before. when one is forced TO
drag through the round OF daily duties With
out energy, ambition or interest ms con-
dilion is due to a arrangement OF the nerves
which NAV be speedily regulated and
strengthened by Dr. Miles Restorative
Nervine. This remarkable medicine has a
wonderful record Of cures. Supplying as i
does the exact element needed Tor the res
toration Of the nerve force and vitality, It's
good effects are felt after the FIRST few doses
81 have used your remedies myself and N
my family for the past seven years and y rs
not too much TO say that they saved my ne
The tired feeling used TO have after giving
a few music lessons has left me entirely and
instead Of lying ia bed three or iouf hours
wing to get sleep and then getting up ana
walking the floor until morning, ! can now
20 to bed and seep eight, ten and tWeINe
houfs without any trouble. When tllhN OF
ny former nervous. wfetched, iHltaols save
/ want TO tell everyone what ~. MUGS
Nervine has done for me, can 90 as mlch
uork now In a day as used 10 take q week
o accomplish. think Dr. Miles Nsrvlne
The best remtdy for nervousness ana gem
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Al druggists sell and guarantee first bot
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u Nervous and Heart Diseases hoaieSs
%. Niles Medical 20, tlkhaIt lnd'
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Lucy Coleman were shot through the
right and left arm by Albert Wright to-
night 40 the home of Mrs Coleman
here. Al are negroes, Cora Carr OF
Jacksonville, Ind, was visiting Mrs.
Coleman and the othvr victims were
callers,
Wright had been calling on the Carr
girl ana came TO the house. They talked
outside, and when she came in Wright
followed her chasing her through the
house Wills tried to quiet him and
was killed Wright then shot Mrs,
Jeffries through the heart, and emptied
his pistol at Rowden and Mrs. Coleman,
wounding them both, The Carr girl
escaped by hiding under bed in a rear
room,
When his gun was empty Wright ran
away and is being pursued.
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Rosa Cristalli Released.

New York, March 2s.-Rosa Crlstalll,
the normal school girl. who was ar
rested last week charged with having
stolen 1880 worth OF iewelry from
Mrs. Victoria Scheffer has been re-
leased Mrs. Scheffer he'd declined to
prosecute and The dlstrict-attorney.
when the case was referred 20 him,
left II 10 the magistrates discretion.
Her father says over study made her
frrarpquQfhla
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Mai RAYMOND u. Perry Dead.

Bristol, r.. l., March 2S-Maj Ray
mond II Perry a lineal descendant Of
Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry of
Lake Erie fame, is dead aged G. years.
Maj, Perry served with distinction with
Gen Burnside In the ciyil war and was
noted for his courage and devotion TO
duty. lie served as United States con-
sui al Santo Domingo under President
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AMERICAN TRUSTS.
French Lecturer Thinks They VIII
FAN Through Over capitalization

Paris. March 22-perre Des Ares d.
rector Of economic studies al the Bank Of
France delivered a lecture last night on
the American trusts The ussembpga
was gathered 10 hear him. including "a
number of inaucers and students of
economics, ami was presided over hy ".
Haussor chief engineer of the south
western railway
N Dcs Ares lecturod on thr internal
organization of trusts rather than % dis
cusson OF their merits and domerits Hc
based his remarks on the report of the
industrial commission at Washington and
took ms the nearest French analogy 90 The
American combination the Compton de
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Grant In 1868 he was shot and as was
supposed killed His friends in the
north were notified and the body was
prepared for shipment north Before
the train started he recovered con-
sciousness. lie leaves four brothers and
one daughter
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Foremnn Rnrned to neath.

Pueblo Colo, March 22.-Herman A..
Mowbry, foreman Of department at
the steel works, was burned to death
today by torrent of flame and red-hot
clnders that gushed out upon him from
q blast furnace.
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Exploded Dynamite Cartridge.

Reading. Pa, March I'm q public
schcOlh0usa M Strauss this county John
Hart. pupl, exploded dynamite CART
ridges which be had obtained from a
nearby quarry. Hart had two fingers
torn on. Another pupil received "a cash
IN the forehead school was dismissed
for the day.
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we kis0w What

Is going to happen to the little bov who
is stufing himself with green apples. A
grown man couldn't be induced 10 trv
that experiment; and yet the grown uan
will overload himself with indipestble
food for which he will pay a greater
penalty than collie II Is this careless
and tboughtless eating which is the be.
ginning of stomach trouble and all its
painful consequences.
DR., Pierce's Golden Medical Discov.
cry cures dyspepsia and other forms of
ostonach trouble" ItIestores the weak
and rundown man or woman to sound
health.
rSome time has elapsed since have written
you In regard to the treatment I have been
takiug under your instructions saws MI z p
Cingmars OF Minneapolis, MINI NWhen hrst
commenced taking your remedies was under
treatment Of q wellkuown specialist Ia this city
land had been for four months, for catarth
and especially stomach trouble and was
rapidly getting worse Got 50 bad that I could
not eat anything that did not distress me
terribly aud | was obliged 10 quit taking The
doctors seatment entirely was greatly ~
T.. "a la.HN A..
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Political Animo.ltr in Crete.

New York. March 25.-politlcal ami
mostly IN Crete has become dangerous
j. aroused with the approach Of the
elections, says dispatch TO the Times
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Dean I5arrer pcad

London, March Every Rev Freder-
lex william Farcr dean OF Canterbury
since 1896. died today in his seyenty-sec-
ond year
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SENA1Es MINORITY AND MAJORITY LEADERS

will INT Goa
moi evenly macn In
as legislative captains would find
" mask he @ spnuo
o a $
determined pinann llng minority
II Ne Us N e ert
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I"ARD FOR MrRDrprpe
w" W Porto Rico socla, c,.o,.

+ week 4 March , % The sensation
ny sa,o N social circles. and de p sop.i
he Hsmi3ss y and navy officers.
u1oaisnt y YEA 7 san Juan. Porto Rico
T. BroogsI as been the departure rt,rV,
Ay,F5u Puerto Rico re d cSgi , R5qome
TO- broome took with her,
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ROW AMONG NEGROES.
Two of Them Killed and Several
Wounded,

Indianapolis, March 22.-John wills
and Mrs Laura Jeffries. aged 10, We're
Killed. and Frank Bowden and Mrs.
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| Of LOS ANGELES
Iu in an Electric Car, Killing
One Passenger
rueEE WERE WOUNDED
o., was Followed by whole
r'' vi. shooting HIgh' aud L''
through crowded Car

-ios cal. March 22,-Three
/. l,gsl robbers attempted to hold up
'''e' ~. los Angeles-Pacihc electric
~ ',, M, between Los Angeles and
% ronila. about mile west Of the
~ I.a,,s. last night, and after a pistol
Y s.,wssr c. W. Henderson, one OF
!. y ....sngers. and one Of the robbers
o,,sr two hIghwaymen began
LING right and left through the
SaScar one passenger was Killed
N three wounded
4 DEAD.
M A. ariswold Of Manson Ia
WOUNDED.
r cunningham Of Los Angeles,
.rlrsot trunk Manufacturers shot
" the left thigh, thigh bone
\ gu ls- voAnd considered very serious,
, aI" pearson of Sawtelle, the Sol
h.' home station the electric line,
v " ,brongh left leg, a flesh wound
N, " H Bowlas Of Los Angeles, shot
.,ggb left hand several bones in his
"A, " !. believed that one Of the robbers
. 6odly wounded because he was
Z "a IA cv out and was seen 10 half
4 of the car Immediately after Hen
Iron began shooting at him.
WAS AN IOWA MAN.
N, Grswold was a wealthy citizen Of
nss.,n Ia. He came here several
rrtbs ago for the benefit Of his moth
Z, health and had been living at the
N Mi Corona. He also had cottage on
n beach at Santa Monica and was en-
NM thther when he met his death,
N, body was brought TO this city,
En- ho.dup occurred at the head OF a
A. cot near the junction OF the ocean
|a,s electric line. The robbers had
'1h I'd steel rail, a large bench and o
'arrt barrel on the track at a point
b sr where It runs through a large
|ngah
8Cadss Curtin. the motorman, saw
m obstruction when the car was sew
Ia hundred yards from II, because the
al vas equipped with "A powerful
erhgbt He at once turned off the
ti7n. and ran slowly to the place.
III car struck the obstruction at
"a ltIy reduced speed.
17fs moment the car struck three men
|4kd1g white masks or handkerchiefs
"a thsr faces sprang from the weeds
&tg'de The track. one Of them board
IN be front end Of the care, and the
IN tEe tie rear end. The man who
hbiid The front end commanded the
Esig.rs who Were occupying the
5F, sl,' at that end to put up their
md when one Of them did not
N'g be fired a shot
PASSENGER OPENS FIRE.
he!eEon was seated within six feet
III De point where the robber boarded |
.N af and having seen the obstruc-
IA be drew bis revolver. The instant
|r ioober fired at the other man Hen |
VII opened fire on him. shooting as
~ ii be could pull the trigger. The
'noT then turned his gun upon Hen.
|ct'oa. but as he did so he was seen |
~ w over and then cried out as If in
W lnen Strengthening up. he began
|x.eaas az the bunch Of passengers
" we're huddled In the front seats. |
~ OF bis bullets struck Ellis Pear |
. y The left leg Henderson contln. |
~ iHng and the robber was seen to |