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Made Tronble lor Parls Pollce.

Paris. March 20.-After midnight tho
unuly elements IN the crowd attending
the mid-Lcnt festivities began making
Wrbanccs In various parts OF the bouie-
Yards and on adjacent streets. Some
Bon dls0rierly persons were arrested.
but most ~ them were discharged af-
ter being detained Tor an hour or two
at police stations.
II was said az the prefecture o. po-
lice that s6S arrests had been made
during the whole day
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Refused to Grant More Wages.

LEVEL, Mass, March 2O.-The confer
ence between the agents OF the cotton
mill and the committee representing the
textile council just held, resulted in q
refusal 10 grant any increase in wages
As result the weavers and carders
have given their delegates 10 the textile
council full authority 10 act as they see
fit in the meeting to be held Sunday
The agents reiterate their statements
that conditions in Lowell viii not per-
nit OF an increase and IT VIII require
cool Judgment 10 prevent strike IN the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-20

Albany, n. y. March O-The assem-
bly, committee on insurance has decided
20 report favorablv the bill providing
that fire insurance companies that com
blne 20 regulate rates shan forfei, their
charters and be liable TO punishment
FOR a misdemeanor. The bill also pro-
vides that the state superintendent of
insurance shall on or about July Of
each year address letter 10 each com
pany lnquiring II they are interested IN
any combination and TO require an an
swer under oath on or before Sept go
signed by the president and secretary
or those acting In their places
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.v,.,,nsla's Debt to SeIigman
Syndicate
soUES OPPOSES SCHEME
/. uas, This Plat" 10 the ",aa 81
VS. ,.,na,lonaI 90. when the
Latter called on Him.

...,og,on. March is-The inter-
indicate headed by the sell
qua noe renewed on a larger scale
F." !, its its first venture the offer ..' to
y vspezuela's debts to the pow
~ o,dltions. 1. n. seligman has
=" washington two days In thai
\ !, !, and he has been at the White
W snA has communicated with
4. members Of the diplomatic body
4 MIN q associated Mr. salomon-
..nresenung the Disconto
fo..scsaft or discount bank OF
sllen ahich is the largest Individual
III W" W. Venezuela. Mr. Seligman
~, made arrangements TO aiiill-
n' ne aoating OF the Venezuelan
" r,,b ,be banking firm Of Speyer d
W. ,iondon so that instead OF be.
anrsy American syndicate as at
d,nlaIned. the new partnership
A sore AM international cast
4 u" understood that the demand Is
\ nsSe for guaranty by the
a \ States government that these
R,tors shall recover their money
K '' ysnemela when the loan becomes
A Tbe president IL not asked to
A a"y speclnc promise as was the
4 dpring the first overtures, when
4 ,omntIv refused to bind this gov
srt a, proposed by the syndi
A Rm the syndicate wants some
a h exhibition Of the interest Of
q United States IN the matter and
J. an American to be appointed an
ana stationed at Caracas to
10 the redemption Of the loan and
a scsssary. to collect a certain pro-
y NM Of The customs receipts.
A 4 believed this proposition is at
[rKe 10 both England and Ger
IN secy Hay being absent, ii
IA Ne said that the proposition has
a hrN laid before this govern
ht Il has been preached in a
&sUlye shape and Mr.. Seligman left
&bnron today expecting TO return
atout Two weeks. when he may
IL lhe PROPOSITION in concrete form.
Bowen does not favor the prop
a and as his powers are unlim-
h Washington It Is apparent that
IN come TO nothing unless the
paIs find some way to induce
lent Castro at Caracas to act in
b.
Bowen made this pretty clear
10 Mr. sehgman when the lat
sIkd on him. The success OF the
taking might mean the advance
10 yerozuelg by the syndicate Of
bly, more than $4,000, 600.
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Agony,
\ apprehension of
Sudden Death.
Fenty Years of
/ Heart Disease.
Miles Heart Cure
4 Cured Me.

I n~'.,i mean Cure cures heart disease.
q ,t.sNey no equal In that regard.
I Ing palpllaton and heart pains
- va beioi, is magic influence;
y \ 49,, y 1's,aih, the ihghliul smother.
4 n. .nlsA after short course Of treat.
p.lse beats become strong and
IN, ~ slIulalion Is improved So that
H., e charged with healthy, pure.
4 y &c. o,eod Carrying strength and
y b, 49, nerNe and muscle and re
4 ). o'ad Tissue with solid flesh.
4 'snp!, s yeaz | suffered from heart
4 r.,lls le,,t excitement, saused &C.
In, ,.'.h and Palpiiation and al NIGHT
\ q NV would frequently cause me
/ XIV, y yea ior breath. Beside he ire.
M ,,l pans ! vas constantly in an
/ ny sP5s3'ssn'h'lon lest Il might bring
\ H,,'--a S end, | began taking Di.
~, M SsIs and sxpeiieseed almost
fnp,er, zen my former disagree.
k,s,1 saa believe hat nv cure i
! n. NJ. .s.,s have no, had occasion
In, h, eufe iof sls or seven wears,
h. S Sss 'i'Pssd since / ouit TAXING
D.. MI A z household r.medyf
H., Anu Pam Pills in the hovse
HslJ !, s. eotssldsr the Dr.. Miles Rem.
N Al
~ Il, ~ hai YOU may live many
n, cs,l,ii'a,S , Of humAhity.'-R. I.
III w E., 81 and guarantee frs, bottle
b., sSI q; send ioi frss book
To- Elkhart, lne.
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on and Non.Union Men Clash.

Z York March l9,--There was a col
\ between union and nOn-unlon men
ffhsetd q DQwney's shipyard today.
Ehon men being cut ana non-unlOn
Roughly handled. The union men,
pen OUT 10 sympathy with the strlk-
isImakers. returned TO work today,
"A vas then the trouble occurred, The
flQl men. mostly Italians, when told
we're replaced by the union men,
" snfaged and the two elements
N Police were called and the Ital-
af'yen away The only men not
B ls now are the boilermakers and
|ftGs
hundred and fifty boilermakers and
ilsr Who were on strike at the
M Dock q Shipbullding plant at
hchmonl returned 10 work today.
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Must Employ Federation Laborcrs

Washington. March 2o--Judge Hag-
ner. of the supreme court Of the dis
trict, has issued an Injunction involving
the American Federation Of Labor and
the Knights Of Labor The practical
effect of the decision is 20 compel the
sub-contractors on q building who had
engaged knights ~ Labor 90 employ
members or the American Federation
OF labor az provided for IN the contract
with the original contractors
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-20
GEO. WILLARD woRsTED.
Famous International Thief Beaten
In Fight with Detectives.

Chicago. March 2o.-Georgc willard.
sought BY the police Of two continents
for years for a daring $4,000 robbery
committed in Paris. was last night
worsted u a revolver fight with two de-
toctives on a crowded street car.
with him were arrested EdNard Car
ney. charged with many robberies
throughout the country and William
Noffatt. with whom Willard Is said TO
have been operating IN Chicago, The
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-20
Working for Hooper Young's Pardon

New York. March 2O.-Omcials OF the
Mormon Church have arranged 20
make a powerful appeal % Gov. Ojen
for the pardon OF william Hooper
Young now serving a NE sentence In
Sing Sing. SAYS the American.
Lawyer William $. S. Hart win pre-
sent a petition 20 Gov Odell asking
the appointment Of "a commission to
make inquiry into the sanity OF Young.
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TEMPLE NOTICES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

The Salt Lake Temple will close on
Friday evening, April 3, and reopen on
Tuesday morning April z,
JOSEPH +. SMITH.
The S. George Temple viii close Fri
day evening, March 81 1903, and Will
reopen Tuesday morning, April 9S,
1903 DAVID II. CANNON.
President.
Manu Utah, March 49, l90S.-The
Manti Temple will close on Friday eve
ming, March q. and reopen on Tuesday
Morning, April u, 1903
JOHN ID. r. McALLlSTER
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Suicide of a Religious FanatIc.

Seattle, March l9-Victor johnson be-
leved to be religious fanatic from San
Francisco. committed suicide In the Dereg
hotel In this city this morning lie regis
tered az the hotel as John Anderson, which
BY some Is thought to be his right name
His effects consisted principally OF reli.
glous tracts. Among his papers were
found a number Of addresses Of San Fran
cisco persons. all Of whom seemed TO be
engaged In church work. No motive can
be found for the deed
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cept for the fact
that in such dire
distress many a
won an has
found a way
back to health
and happinessby
the use Of Dr.
pierce's Fayorite
Prescription.
This great REM
edy for woinanly
ills has well been
called ~ god
send toweak andl
sick women It.
establishes regh-
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Killed With Dynamite.

j Ng.. March l9-By the eXpl0-
N Charge Of dynamite in the new
h u tAe Southern Pacific COM
. niles east OF here. early this
Iiga atofer named Wallace was in
Il killed Foreman Johnson and four
were seriously injured. Several
rNeyed cuts and bruises The
BAD gone back to examine a shot
had failed to go on when the ex-
b occurred with the above result.
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Chas. w. Coglll Dead.

Chicago. March GA dispatch TO the
Record Herald from San Francisco an
nounCes the death at his home there,
Of Charles w. Cogill, for % years one
Of the best known vaudeville artists IN
this country and Australia. lie was
born in New York SO years ago. He was
a member Of the Elks and Masons
Death was caused by consumption,
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Killed by a Big Dog,

laa March l9-Vernon Bennett.
!eaIs' was playing near his home
~ street this afternoon when a
asul paYully jumped on him.
. y MN down. His lip was badly
~ apparently being the only injury
walked home and a few minutes
gN i was found that a blood
y une brain had been ruptured by
ftllsslQn OF The lam
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j. e. Hayner, Alton. ILL.,. Dead. }

Chicago March 2O--A dispatch TO the
Record Herald from Alton. H. an
nounces the death Of John f. Hayner
aged Sc years. Mr. Hayuer went 10
Alton in 1854 from New York. He was
the founder Of the Alton Savings bank
and until last July, its president lie
was the vice president Of the Alton
National bank, treasurer Of the Piasa
Building and Loan association and
treasurer OF the Alton Packing COM
pany. For many years the deceased
was a stakeholder IN the Alton railroad.
and at the time Of his dealh was
heavy stakeholder IN the Chicago Trust
and Savings bank
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|NhIteeapped fnr Lnainess.

\ WE Ind. March lg-Twelye white
4 ~ henly Mathis from his cabin
"A sll tied him 20 a fence post and
y numerically After the whip
va. ES warned TO Keep QUIET or the
sl,l return and whip him again.
A lolI later his wife found him.
'ope and took him home. The
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smoked Too Near Powder.

Rutland. Vt. March 20.-The care
lessness OF Alex Kempery IN smoking
a pine near a can OF powder at a quarry
in West Rutland caused an explosion
which cost him his life and injured sew
en- others.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-20

HUT is known the strongest in the Fire Department
and has taken many prizes at athletic tournaments for his
prowess in the field Of sports
He is also exsergeau of the United States Infantry
having for several years been stationed at Fort Niobra
Neb Mr.. HUT also served with the Sixth Pennsylvania
Regiment during the Spanish American war
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A W0XAN'S PRAYER.

It is notable that in the dependency
caused by womanly diseases, there seems
TO many a suffering woman no way Of
escape from pain except at the price Of
life itself. II would be sad to record
such a story Of struggle and suffering ex.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-20

have, at no time, been surprised to
learn Of my death. II was au due TO
kidney trouble, for which | could So.
cure no relief / was under the care
Of my family physician for a number
OF years. but he was unable 10 do me
any good. also consulted two noted
specialists on kidney diseases but lhey
We're unable to size me more than tenn
porary relief ! had already made APP
p.icotIon to join Ga e army, but was
turned down ON account OF my lad
physicol condition.
u was advised TO try that greatest
Of AN remedies -Svlr sAtp.pO0T
OF uroto o., IA. III
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-20
Victorian wheat Crop Poor.

Melbourne March 2O.-omclal returns
show that the Victorian wheat harvest
this season win average only one-quar-
ter bushel per acre.owing to the drouth
This is the lowest average in 2S years.
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A ND this is only one mans

story III the average
reader of newspaper could be persuaded read the thou
sends of such testimonials which come DR. Kmers Swamp
Root the kidney troubles which ac humanity would be
cut down fifty per cent
For these testimonials all prove beyond doubt that
the greatest cure for kidney liver and bladder troubles
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-20

WELL, that is just what Hugo
!" HUT, strongest man in the
Philadelphia Fire Department,
hero of a hundred battles with
the flames, is doing noe0
through the medium of this
newspaper.
Hugo HUT has been con-
nected with the Philadelphia
Fire Department for the past
four years, He is stationed at
the engine house at Nineteenth
and Callowhill Streets. Mr..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-20

showed me no sympathy at all, and
treated me with even less considers
ton than the army officers"
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A wheeman's tool bag isn't complete
without a bottle Of Or. Thomas Ecleo.
trio on Heals cuts, bruises, stings,
sprains. Monarch over pain.
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ERE Is the he OF ptia
n dclphas Great Newspaper, "Ihe North
You WIN hardly believe you hoe was lima hor mo
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INVITATION ON GOLD.
Union League Club OF San Francisco
Wants President as Guest.

Washington March ~. President
Roosevelt TODAY received an invita-
ton engraved on plate Of solid gold
six inches long and three-quarters Of
an inch wide, 90 be the guest OF the
Union League club Of San Francisco
on the occasion OF his visit to that city
on his approaching western trip. The
plate weighed eight and one-halt
ounces. The invitation was presented
by Col. George H. Pippey, president
Of the club, and was accepted by the
president with expressions of cordial
appreciation. lie viii be the guest OF
the club at a banquet Thursday even
ing, May a. Col Puppy was intro
duced TO the president by Senators
Perkins and Bard Of California
PRESIDENTS IDAHO ITINERARY.
Boise. Ida, MaMrch 10. - President
RooseVelts itinerary In Idaho has been
received by GOV Morrison and the
primary plans for his reception out
lined The president VIII arrive In
Boise at 5 O'clock on the morning OF
May 2S. and depart at II a. m. lie
will be met at the DEPOT by state, fed
eral and civil officers and escorted 70
the state capitol. There he viii adj
dress the people from a suitably dec
GRATED tribunal. This ceremony WIZ
occupy perhaps half an hour alto,
gether. after which the president AMI
HE party, in accord with his special
request. win be given o carriage ride
around the city and its environments
including a visit 10 the natatoIium'
A conference OF federal state ana
city officials was held at the governor ,.l,,s
office this afternoon and the substance
~ the reception plan decided upon De-
tails win be arranged as the plans ae'
yelop. -.,r,
The military part Of the program
viii be in the hands OF Adlt-etn,
Vlokers and Mayor helh' Iep, ~,
the state militia and federal army
Flve-minufe stops viii be MADE ny
the president and party AZ Na an9
Monntain Home and shoshone, ana
stay Of 80 minutes at Pocalelio'
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ola for 1900. 1921 GSj and for 1899.
1851 1862 all expressed In United States
currency value.
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THE SMITH DRUG CO.,
DRUEHl & fRANKEN,
DRUGGISTS

whitecaps told their victim that they
whipped him because he was too lazy to
work, Mathis has 40 ugly welts on his
back.
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SCHEDULE b.

Schedule b gives a reduction Of 30 per
cent on the following articles
Butter, the ilour OF wheat corn, the
hour of corn or cornmeal, chemical and
pharmaceutical products and simple
drugs, malt liquors in bottles, nonalco-
holic beverages cider, mineral waters,
colors and dyes, window glass, COM
plete or partly made up of articles Of
hemp, flax plta, jute, hcnuequin, ra-
ME and other vegetable dbers now
classified under the paragraphs Of
group g class V of the customs tariff
OF the republic of cuba, musical in
struments; writing and printing paper,
except for newspapers cotton and man
ufactures thereof except knitted goods.
all articles OF cutlery boots. shoes and
slippers, now classified under para
graphs 1917 and 1875 of the customs tar
III OF the republic of Cuba gold and
silver plated ware. drawings, photo
graphs engravingso Autographs. chro-
molithographs, oleographs, etc. print
ed from stone, zinc. aluminium,
or other material. used as labels.
flaps, bands and wrappers for tobacco
or other purposes and all the other
papers Except paper for cigarettes and
excepting maps and charts pasteboard
and manufactures thereof now classified
under paragraphs l57 and l6i inclusive
Of the customs tariff Of the republic OF
Cuba; common or ordinary soaps. now
classified under paragraphs 106 letters
A and y Of the customs tariff of the
Republic Of Cuba, vegetables, picked
or preserved In any manner: all wines
except those now classified under para
graph 27S OF the customs tariff Of the
republic Of Cuba.
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Fire=Fighter's Story
How the Strongest Man the Philadelphia Fire Department Weakest
Gained His Strength and Health by Using Swamp Root the
Great Kidney and Bladder Remedy

HERES the story of who was deaths door and
- was saved by using SwampRoot
he came to you and said MY friend do you suffer with
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-20

Tangier, Morocco March Blowing
10 the spread Of the rebellion the gov
eminent declines TO be responsible for
the safety OF Europeans travelling IN
the interior Of the country.
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SCHEDULE A.

Schedule A provides that the follow
ing articles shall be entitled to 20 per
cent reduction from the regular tar
III
Machinery and apparatus Of copper
or lis alloys entering as the component
of chief value; cast iron, wrought iron
and steel, and manufactures thereof;
articles of crystal ana glass, except
window glass; ships and waterborne
vessels Of all kinds, of iron or steel;
whlskeys and brandies; fish, sailed,
picked, smoked or marketed; fish or
shell fish preserved in oil or otherwise
In tins articles Of pottery or earth
enware now classified under paragraphs
u and y Of the customs tariff of the
republic of cuba.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1903-08-20

President, preferably William R. Hearst.
OF New York, as a man pre-eminently
worthy to be the peoples choice for Presi-
dent. To some observers the episode
seems to be part of an organized plan
to boom the young California Chicago
New York journalist and Congressman
elect, which is breaking out In spots
The Springfield Republican learns that
a movement has been initiated to secure
from Congress law to provide free trans
portanon to Washington and return for
every person in the United States of 10
years or age and over. 1t Is claimed to
be IN the interest Of the elevation of the
minds, the morals, and the patriotism Of
the people that each citizen should visit
the Capital Of dis country.
That the Italian authorities use ener-
getlc measures to send us their illiterate
and criminal population is susceptible of
abundant proof. An Italian editor in New
York, in speaking on the subject recently,
said: Italy is glad to get rid Of much Of
this population. She has established
schools in some Of the ports where these
emIgrants are gathered. There they are
taught enough TO enable them to pass
through the bars at Ellis Island" In a
dispatch from Rome to the London Ex-
press, it was stated that Premier lamar
fell has approved the plan to spend $780,
600 year on the education Of the Neapo-
litans and Sicilians who intend to emigrate
to the United States, in order to prevent
their rejection by the American authori-
ties. In view Of these facts is not the
duty Of Congress, cold, clear and absolute.
to stop this influx Of people who are not
N nd will ln -
can citizens? Notify the house of Savoy
that it must keep its assassins at home.
Make it clear that it must SHUT up its
training schools Of fraud, and that through
them there can be no entrance to our citi-
zenship.