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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-02-05
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-14

work benches to take the place Of the
old ones.
The manual training girls will begin
work soon on their commencement
dresses
A party OF Juniors formed a Jolly
crowd at a special table for lunch in
the domestic science dining room on
Wednesday
The third year manual training girls
In their course in hygiene are studying
the tonic effects Of cold baths.
Prof. Dryden gave one Of his char
aoterlstlc humorous tallS at chapel
last Tuesday.
The sophomore girls are beginning a
very interesting study Of wheat milling
ana bread making using as a text the
u > government bulletin on bread,
In connection with the work the fine
sample case showing wheat IN all stages
Of milling, sent to Prof. Cotey by the
Washburn-Crosby mills, Is a great
help.
The sOph0mores in commerce are be-
ginning the work on money ana bank
Ing with Prof Burchill
The second year commerce students
are taking general course In ele-
mentary finance.
Prof. Clarks experiment In feeding
cattle and sheep with the by-products
Of the sugar factory, which has con-
tinued for l20 days, closed this week.
Some interesting results may be eX-
pected when tabulated
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-14
BRANCH NORMAL.

Cedar City-Messrs. Porter, Ander-
son and Walker have just returned
from a lecturlng trip to 81. Geodge.
They report having had a good time
While there.
The Forensic" boys are evidently
determined to get acquainted with
the lives Of the famous statesmen Of
the United states. Their program for
Thursday Is made up almost entirely
o. sketches Of great men.
Mr.. Wards chemistry students are
getting a good rest from laboratory
work the last two weeks, while he is
examining their Lab note books,
The challenge for debate, which was
posted by the Forensic" some time
ago, has been accepted but those ac-
ceptiug have suggested a new question,
il IS, Resolved, That restrictions
should be placed on the franchise OF
the negro
Chapel has been conducted this week
ty Miss Eastwood. She broke the mon
otony OF having q sermon every day
by having the program consist Of read
ingu and musical selections.
The basketball boys had their pic
lures taken Wednesday night at prac-
tise, They are getting down to sys-
tematlo work and before long expect
to be able to give good account OF
themselves
English A Is studying the life Of Ben
iamln Franklin. On Wednesday they
took sides and debated the question
Resolved, That Franklin was justified
In leaving home
The features OF Students society
last Friday night were a recitation by
Mabel Maggie, a talk. "Our Navy by
Richard Bryant; paper. Domestic
Science in the Home by Tillie Card
nor; and music by William and Edith
Duilln.
The Branch Normal school girls are
arranging TO give a social some time
this month for the benefit Of the Ath-
lctic association.
The election held last Friday for the
Dprpose OF choosing the city justices re-
suited In the election OF Horace ii.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-14
O0LTURAL COLLEGE

/ ssioas,SI.11 Members |. Of the static, a.. =
4 'NssoS a farmers in ,s'lvn STAR y.
~ Vas u Ivy ,'. Monday. The st,o,I ~
foihbi. 'alge aud ne meetin, a y ,.ll'
1 q lidre,s y, Plot Merrill deiiver.g
f't HUT va na me work OF the station
hi Bal -, oa farmers organigeti I,vn
log 1lsi M insects; and Prof. Cla ls
l's,aay I " ca. was Ia Salt Lake CIV on
49,, '. :. bureau of ' soI, Prot Means Of
4 iith the eot ,ne alkall farm win
As {. s ds College In connection MN MIN
T'rinentInr '''en' Of agriculture. Is
rs,Isss, i've y, Dry farm ', snbla,i,g plans
he Uab I.a rlSle under a recent act
|.'iyiSS' , 5o q student Of last yea, ro,,.
% college ~ u, 81 Che capital. visitea
'ls s'ea'n rs. have been absent from
4 n. ~, !. Oaa colds and grIp pN on a'-
r. tiSs Is sd n geology with Prof. p.,o,.
'e'i 'seoio Sl,a'nc'd the work tx in re Sis-
Nilla 'hs -.
l n. Today, hS ,S, , s,..5 In shop work
p ,s '' viii continue to t f"'s s0S n lg
"'''S'' are eoas a1Issn,ry yo SH.sT re.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-14
IL saved His Leg.

p. A. Dantorth OF LaGrange. Ga. suf.
fered for six months with friehtful
running sore on his leg; but writes
that Bucklens Arnica Salve wholly
cured ii In five days For Ulcers
Wounds, Piles. It's the best salye IN the
world cure guaranteed Only Csc
Sold by y. e. NJ. ]. Drug store
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-14

Mr. briggs having decided that some
thing must be done to improve the vo-
cabularles of the students, has estab-
lished a bridget box" for his English
classes The students are requested TO
lht all expressions they hear containing
incorrectly used words, slang, or yul-
Pariams, and good thoughts into the
hJx and they are read and discussed In
the English classes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-14
YOUNG COLLEGE

h Logan Utah, March l2.-The final
A@sloall game Of the league viii be
ijel IN the gymnasium next Satur-
l,y March Il The contestng teams
WV The home college team and the
l. D. s U. OF Salt Lake.
religion class convention was held
= ae college last Sunday. President
,ra.ua received a communication from
"~slilgIon, d, c., notifying him that
n.l peen elected a member of the
an't'sn association for the advance
..l, y, ~ science, This association num-
~. .i w Of The leading scientific educa-
'H Of America.
fyi Han lectured in the Second
1u llsl Sunday, March 3. ana Presi,
~, Lnlofd attended Sunday school
y, ,I.l 53oe 10 Benson in the morning
S n, ialalessed TIE Saints In Newton on
~, : may was given in the gymnasl.
~, ~ 'a W. saturday afternoon, the usual
s'@ une was manifest.
~ a'iiS0idl1g to arrangements recertlv
~ We Training school win Ina ne,
80 70 the Preston block I'm the neor
\ N Ns ,. lne east building now occupied
IN "A. tna,illhS school win be occupied
~ Ie 9luS'less department. What used
|m y. Is assembly room win be fltted
t5rs., O,Gs.oiAA,eeplng and banking, The
|rS,- w department win be nlaced
In p @g direction Of specialists and
|f,srlrs,' o'9 Will be In charge of book.
lsrgs % St y, banking Prof. Vernon in
q ss sv y. English and Prof in charge
|N,nfaDUIny aud politics and Prof
|TAs ss',.h In charge OF matbema ,lcs
|,Asf cSs sg las been asked to join the
|lBjts,Nt'.', schools In making an ex-
tos 10 ~ "' T. LOUISIANA Purchase exposi.
we n'ld IN st. Louis in 1904
F .ssa.n5s were favored in cbone, "a
Nm I,.ay morning By a vocal s =. -"
"On A. L. Farrell. WA Se'eo-
s. N, r PnlAIlomathic Literary soo,.,.
VI an 'm,.lay night. the prlncipai J MN,
aa No, as program Is an address by
rs WY J N. Tanner vls,,o, Sd,
d, onet5 5tjly morning and as usnaI
y. "S good TO tell the students
sg VIII sa ~ .ooacter.oIogy is now work.
aor dsngpsgr S.h,ogeaic Organisms Of ' me
'''He'ous ana destructive t Vt u'e
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-14
DEsERET EVENING NEWS: sAruRpAY, MARcn "a. zoos.

and Henry Jones talked on Conduct OF
Ctudents When Out OF School,"
The English c students, who have
been studying Dickens works, report
cd on the author and his works last
Monday. The subject was divided into
tcnics, each student taking a certain
phase OF the work and tresatlng H..
Thos,' who are taking other authors
viii report as time permits.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-14
A CHANGE FOR THE BETTER.
The Way Physicians Now Treat
Catarrh.

Physicians who formerly depende1
upon lnhalers sprays and local washes
OF olhtments now use Stuarts Catarrh
Iablets because as one OF the most
prominent stated, these tablets contain
IN pleasant, convenient form all OF the
really efficient ana reliable catarrh rem.
eqles' such az red gum. blood root and
Hydrastin.
They contain no cocaine or oplate (so
common In liquid catarh medicines and
cough syrups) and they are given ia M
ft 49, "'' O''ie
Dr. J. j, ReltInger says: | suffered
from Catarrh in my head and throat
every winter and IL would hang ON clear
INTO summer with stoppage of the nose
ana irritation In the throat affecting
my voice so that | was continually
clearing my throat before could sneak
plainly II finally extended 10 the stom.
ach causing catarrh Of the stomach.
/ bought a fifty cent box of Stuor,'s
Catarrh Tablets at my drugglsts car
rled them In my pocket and used them
regularly several times day and the
way IN when they cleared my head and
throat and improved my hearing and
nN'N'HA t''hiNi AOlHlutl lllle snort OF
remarkable, had no catarrh last VIM
Ter and spring and know | am entirely
free from any catarrhal trouble what
ever.
Mrs. Jerome Ellison Of Wheeling
writes | suffered from catarrh nearly
my whole life and last winter my two
children also suffered from catarrhal
colds ana sore throat 80 much they
We're out Of school n large part Of the
winter. My brother who was cured of
catarrhal deafness by using suarts
Catarrh Tablets urged me so much 10
try. them that / sent to the drug store
ana bought a package and | am truly
thankful for what they have done for
me and my children | always keen n
box OF the tablets In the house and az
the frst appearance Of a cold or sore
throat one or two Of the catarrh tablets
nlps II In the bud and Catarrh is no
longer a household afIllcton with us.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-14
walker and William Redd.

owing to the death of his mother. Mr..
decker was unable to lecture Saturday
evening, so Instructor Lewis took his
pace His subject was, "a BoQuet OF
testers and II was both interesting
ana laughable. ''''9
a students chapel last Friday Min.
re Berry read a paper ON "frlend-
sIup rifle Gardner gave a piano solo
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-11
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Ada. l. T.. votes 10 Issue waterworks
ard school bonds % the value Of $4,000.
The Frisco Is credited with hauling a
trainload-sixteen cars-of vinegar from
Pittsburg, Pa. 20 Texas.
Dallas test arteslan well Is NJ a
depth % 22o0 feet while the flow II
strong another 100 feet VIII be drilled.
Eaton Stone. formerly wen known
circus performer o. dead no the age
% eighty-siX mo bis home in New Jer-
sey
Houston has received her first bale
~ cotton. 10 heiuc the second bale OF
thIs years crop in Texas u being 8uc-
toned od 90 S-25.
william IT, Morton. q weIl-known tel-
ceuph operator lu Dallas and Fort
Worth for nearly twenty years, died
suddenly no Dallas
40 Nashua. s.. IT,. mills have shut
down f0r one month and 1000 operatives
ore ON enforced vacation. Al FAN River
C000 are IDLE from the same cause
Mexican doves by the hundreds have
made their appearance BOO the vicinity
''H .N.f'NNNNH NiNH N'I'I''NH" IN NNNIN IIN|
urnlIzed, az nesting was In progress
with them
a thirty weeks strike OF trolley car
men zoo Waterbury Conn. has been
terminated thc electric company agree
iug FOO take back "a part of the strikers
az the old WAGES.
y iu Boo. ...Ev-g was JUL Gl.GA
4 terrible hlll storm visited North
western Iowa sunday evening. chunks
Of ice as big as n mans nst falling
Some stock wac killed.
by the explosion OF nifty cans O.
powder In "a Rock Island car az King
Fisher, Okla. Saturday two men en-
ployed IN unloading the car were mu-
tilated and burned. one being hurled 100
feet through the air and perhaps fatal
ly injured
Al Hattiesburg Miss. Tailor Sexton
was knocked down by one negro prison.
or. while another wrested his pistol
Two white boys (prisoners) held Sex
ton while the negro shot him three
times. killing him. The FIRST negro cs-
capped: the shootlst negro was taken by
an cnraged mob and hanged. They re-
turned for the white boys. but they had
been spirited away Pursuit OF the first
negro was then begun.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-11
RUSSIA IS NCENSED
Demands Exemplary Punishment Of
Turkish Responsible officials.
MURDER OF CONSUL.
u. Rostkovski Is the Second Russian
Consul Killed In Macedonia Within
a Few Months. Turks Claim
He Was the Aggressor.

81. Petersburg. Aug. 10-The car has
demanded exemplary punishment not
not OF the murderers OF the Russian
consul at Monastlr who was killed last
week by the Turkish gendearmes. but
81 all military and civil officers In any
way responsible for the crime. The
assassination OF the Russian consul at
Monastir. NJ. Rostkoviski. the second
murder OF Russian consular official
In Macedonia within "A few months. has
created intense Indignation here. In
reporting the occurrence to the foreign
office the Russian ambassador at Con-
itantlnople teleegraphed. Aug. s; RUS
stan consul at Monastlr has fallen a
victim 10 an atrovious crime. The grand
yizier and Turkish foreign minister
have come TO me with expressions OF
regret In the name OF the sultan. Perid
Pasha. grand vizier. has been informed
that the assassin II a gendearme named
Hahn. and he will be subjected to the
severest punishment. and Vail Monas,-
tir viii be removed from the post"
In reply, Count Lamsdorf. foreign
minister telegraphed to the ambas-
sador, AUG. 3: His majesty received a
telegram from the sultan expressing his
deep regret NJ the death OF the Russian
conul at Monastlr. When / submitted
your telegram TO the emperor his maj
esty gave orders that you should not
coniine yourself TO receiving explana-
lions from the grand vizier. but should
make most energetic demands on the
Turkish government for full satlsfac-
ton and immediate and exemplary pun
ishment OF both the murderer and all
military and civil officials on whom re-
sponslbllity for the atrocious crime may
fall"
According 10 a report made by an Of
fetal In charge OF the Russian consult
ate az Monastir. the murderer Is a gen.
dearme. The consul asked his name be-
cause. In defiance OF instructions. the
gendearme did not salute him. The
gendearme theraupon fired several
shots. MORALLY wounding the consul In
the head and hip,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-11
A METEOR FALLS
Strikes the Ground With Terrific Force
and Stries a Woman

chi-asha r.. Aug io-Durlng a
heavy thunderstorm here Saturday
night meteor Zen Ia the north part of
the city with blaze OF HIGHT and "a
shower OF sparks which No up the en-
tire city and The country Cor miles
around
The uerolite stuck the earth in the
back yard of Mrs Sarah Sibley. who
was standing ln the doorway watching
The storm. She was knocked down ana
severely stunned but soon recovered.
a terrific explosion occurred as the me-
teor struck and iucandesccut frag-
ments of 1t flew IN an directions
The wires OF the telephone system In
the north end OF town were wrecked by
the electricity. the lines twisted and
torn and some uf the Instruments were
melted down
Sunday morning no trace Of the
heavenly visitor could De- found exccpt
N burned place Zoo the yard about eight
feet square Many people SAW the me-
teor strike. some of them thinking 10
was q thunderbolt
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-11
GOVERNOR OF GEORGIA SPEAKS
Gov. Terrell Endorses the Roosevelt
Letter 10 Durham on lynehina.

Atlanta. Aug. iO.-Governor Terrell
has endorsed the contents OF President
Roosevelts letter to Governor Durblr
OF Indiana In regard to the recent &C.
tion OF Governor Durbln TO proven,
lynchings In that state. colncidentally
with the endorsement. Governor Ter.
rell stated that speedy trials should be
granted all offenders and punishment
should not be delayed by techniocali''es
Governor Terrell gave the following
figned statement TO the Associated
Press II think President Roosevelt Is
on the right line and l am In hearty
accord with the views he expresses.
The majesty OF the law should be up
held. but at the same time there should
be prompt and speedy trial OF Offenders
In case that the crime which most fire.
quently excites the anger OF mobs and
leads 20 lynchings and punishment,
should not be delayed by tcchnicalities.
I'VE have so amended our criminal
laws In Georgia as 10 have speedy trials
by authorizing our judges 10 order a
special term OF court to try criminals.
No law. however strictly enforced. alb
solutely stops lynchIngs for rape. but
speedy trials tend TO lessen the number
and practically serve "a a preventive
10 lynchings for other offenses. II ~
interesting TO note the numerous lynch
ings in the North and Northwest OF
late which have brought forth such ex-
pressions from the president, while the
number OF them In the South have been
80 few within the same period as TO
attract little or no attention"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-11
ohin crimlnnl, E.enn,.

Columbus. o.. Aug t0.-Lewis Har-
mon. convicted OF the murder of George
Gcyer near Alton. Robert Shl0lett %
Franklin county. charged with horse
stealing. OTIS Kellar another alleged
horse thief and Lewis Eyetng q torgcr
OF Dayton. escaped from the county
Jail In broad daylight by nling on bar
IN the bath room. The work IL SUPP
posed 20 have been done with n potato
knife filed On the shape OF %. saw Har-
mon is an aocompllce OF MIles WAL
lingford. who recently committed SUI
eide in the Denlson. Texas. fail
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-11
NEGROES MUST MOVE.
Oklahoma Citizens Use Dynamite as a
Means Of Expulsion.

Oklahoma City. Okla. Aug iO-A
mob OF men and boys dynamlted and
set fire 70 house In Orchard Park,
which r. being erected for n negro
woman named Warner. The house was
badly wrecked and the explosion shock
cd that portion OF the city. The whites
In Orchard Park have warned the ne
groes 10 leave. but they have refused "a
accede 20 the demand. The negroes
have armed themselves and viii pro-
tect their property az the risk of their
lives. Some Of the negroes have stock
ed their homes with arms and ammuni-
ton until they present arsenals. A race
war Is feared.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-11
Nervous a. con,tantinonIe.

Cons,antinopie. Aug. i0.-The murder
Of Russian Conul Rostkovlskl has caus-
ed intense excitement here and IL the
sole topic OF conversation on the streets
and In cafes and public resorts. The
general belief Ia that the incident Is
bound to considerably aggravate the
already serious situation In Macedonia.
and IL Is felt that II will undoubtedly
encourage Bulgarlans 20 support the
insurrectionary movement. which g.
spreading rapidly.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-11
COURTS MOVING SWIFT.
Grand jury and Trial Court Deal Life
Sentence in Two Hours.

Henderson. Tex. Aug iO.-Isom
Strong, a negro, was sentenced to the
penitentIary. FOR ninety-nine years for
burglary and an attempt 70 commit
criminal assault.
Manuel Thompson. charged with en-
tering the home OF Rev w ID. Sparks.
a Baptist minister. near Mount Enter
prise. with intent 90 commit an assault
upon Mr.. Sparks fifteen-year-old
daughter was given the extreme PEN
atty The grand jury was In session
and bill o. indictment was found and
the trial gone through with In about
two hours
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-11
OUTLAWS KILLED.
FIGHT Between United States marshals
and a Territory Gang.

Guthrie. o. r.. Aug. l0.-ln a night
between deputy marshals and a gane
OF outlaws. which took place Satur-
day In the Usage nation. one outlaw
Is reported killed. another seriously
wounded. and Wiley Haines. n deputy
marshal Is said 10 have been fatally
wounded. 4 heavy storm cut on COM
municatlon with pawhurskn. the capl-
tai OF Usage. and particulars are Lack
Ing. The outlaws are believed 20 be
members OF the Martin gang. who re-
Gently. near Bartelsville. l. r.. held up
and robbed 100 travellers on lonely
country road. The deputies have been
on their trail for a month.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-11
A ladies', vnlunhle nu,,ls

ST. Paul. Mimi. Aug 10-Word has
been received by the union depot om-
cials that the missing hustle ln which
1880 had been sewed by Mrs Lucy
Vance OF ShnFnee Kan, ana which she
supposed she had dropped from 90
Rock island train while on route 90 So
Paul. has been found. She. in r. hurry
leaving her ola home had forgotten tho
valuable article and returned home igst
m time To- save u from being burned Is
rubbish by the new tenants 90 her
house
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-11
A. AND NJ. COLLEGE.
Board Of Directors Fill Some Import.
ant Vacancies.


College Station. Tex. Aug. i3-At a
recent meeting the board OF directors
Of the Agricultural and Mechanical coll
lege made a number OF important Sc
lections to nh vacancies created by res
ignations or transfers in the DEPART
ments OF the college
One OF the most important OF the va
oancies filled II the chair OF physics and
electrical engineering. For this POSI-
tion the board selected Prof n. n.
Brown OF Chattanooga, Tenn. Prof.
Brown received four years training In
physics and electrical engineering In
the Ohio state university. and during
his senior yeard he held the position OF
student assistant In physics.
For the vacant instructorshlp in mod
ern languages the board selected Prof
Charles b. Campbell Prof. Camp
bell II a graduate % Depeauw univer-
sity and has had successful experience
In teaching and as principal Of large
high school. Mr. Campbell comes very
highly recommended He r. n member
Of the Phi Beta Kappa association.
membership in which is based upon
high character and sound scholarship
For the position Of librarian. Prof
Davis X. Doyle of Stephenvilie Tex.
was unanimously elected Prof Doyle
10 young man OF excellent character
and Intelligence and has had extended
and successful experience as n teacher
He viii spend the next two months In
special preparation for his duties under
the supervision ~ a trained librarian.
Plans have been accepted and con-
tracts LEI for three professors cottages.
20 be completed by the beginning OF the
college vear
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-11
Rostkovski,, Arronnnos.

Belgrade. Aug. i0.-According 10 the
latest reports regarding the murder OF
the Russian consul az Monastlr. NJ
Rostkovki abused the Turkish gem
dearme. who was doing sentry duty. for
not salutlng him. calling him pig Of
Turk" Then he struck the sentry with
his whip. saying; Next time. perhaps.
you will know me-" The gendearme
thereupon fred on the consul II Is
stated that NJ. Rostkovski Is hated by
the Turks on account % his intense ar
rogance.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-11
Fatnl Trolley Cor colll,lon.

Cincinnati Aug. 1O.-By the collision
OF electric cars ON the CIucingatl and
Eastern lutorurhan line between Mount
Washington and Bethel. o.. two crowd
81 cars were badly damaged and six
teen persons hurt four very seriously.
II Is said that the collision was due 10
the Misunderstanding OF telephone or
ders
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-11
MISSISSIPPI POLITICS.
II Will Require Another Primary I,
Settle the oovernorship.

Jackson. Miss. Aug. iO.-Vardaman
men now admit that second
primary viii be necessary TO settle
the governorship. The best estimate
obtainable gives Vardaman i26 vote 70
los for Critz; necessary 10 choice i3t.
vardaman has from 5000 TO 1000 plural
ity over Critz. Noel has 10000 votes 70
be divided between Vardaman and
Critz. and the question now Is where
tho Noel votes will 20.