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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-05

| Dy ourselves-each responsible 10 tho
| people after all Is said ana done-bv
Wnlch majority, right or wrong mis-.
taken or otherwise, can leglslate. In
| ahother body there are no such rules
In another body legislation is had nv
unanimous consent, In another hody
an individual member of that BODY can
rise IN his place and talk for one hour
TWO hours, 10 hours, u hours. If
Is matter Of history that a senator
on the Republican side in a former
Congress talked to death a river and
harbor bill. There comes a time con-
stantly In the settling of bills .vhen Won
must do so and 80 or else your hi
cannot pass, and this with reference
70 the great money bills. In INV onin-
ION such a condition existed as IN This
Dill and clustered about this one amend
niuh| Ihere was also an amendment
put on the bill IN another hody
Wnlch involved legislation to the ex-
ven. OF grahtlhg 10 the state Of YER
mont $l5O.VOO IN adjustment Of her war
Vlaisls' Inc senate receded, but your
cCnierees were unable TO get the SEN
ave 10 reeede upon this gift from the
treasury against the law to the state
VI ooutn carolina BY unanimous con-
sent another body legisates and In the
expiring hours Of the session we are
poweress without that unanimous con
sent
Help me, Cassius, or sink TrnanI.
nous consent comes 10 the center oe
the dome; unanimous consent comes
through Statuary hall and to The house
doors ana comes practically 10 the
mousse We can have no legislation
without the approval Of both bodies
ana one Dody, In my opinion. cannot
leglslate without unanimous consent
There was the .alternatiyy--in my opin.
ION, this applied not only to the do.
nciency bill but TO the naval bin or an
agreement az TO the naval bin Yonr
conferees had the alternative OF sinh.
mitting TO legislative blackmail at the
uenanq, IN my opinion, Of one Indi-
Nidual-i snail not say who or those |
great money bills 'would fail Now |
what are we going to do about 10
This bin contains many tnnortan, |
ma maj ters-your appropriations for pub |
nc buildings; legislation lately had all |
aions the line Of the public service 10 |
the extent Of $2O,OO000O.
Nov, ! have taken the house INF,
my confidence touching this matter, as
II Is my duty TO do. / am getting IN
be somewhat aged man. I pray Cod
That my life may be spared until an
and a righteous sentiment
north and SOUTH east and west per.
vading both the great parties, will lash
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-05
WILL PLAY IN GOTHAM.
American League win be in New
York Says Ban johnson.

New York March 5.--"The American
league VIII play ball in New York city
the coming season. according TO us
schedule, II It Is compelled to mort
gage every ground In It's circuit"
This Is the statement made BY Presi-
dent Ban johnson In the Fifth Avenue
hotel, where the American league men
hold their spring meeting today. with
johnson ut the time were Charles
Comisky OF the Chicago club and Ben
jamin r. Shibe OF the Philadelphia
club. johnson refused 20 say whether
he already had obtained a location for
his park, or whether It would be on
Manhattan island or In the Bronx.
We propose to wind up everything
regarding the New York situation at
this meeting" he said, and the public
which has expected US to live up TO
every declaration We made, shall not be
disappointed. AS to the site for the
park, II will be made known before the
meeting is over That statement stands.
and there will be no further delay. None
Is necessary, as everything IL arranged
and we are about TO begin the work Of
equipping our grounds, which viii be
ready for the first game Of the season
here In May according 10 our sched-
ule."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-05

anybody into obedience 10 the right
OF the majority to rule. Majorities ana
mlnorltles shift back and forth. An,
says somebody. did that work In ref.
errence to the matter Of statehood and
ala you believe in statehood? / did
not believe In statehood ana | am NM
ing now the strongest case against
my own party, but majority OF tbe
people, voiced In the senate and house
mad the right to have It's win ex.
pressed
Gentlemen, have made my protest
l 90 II in sorrow and In humiliation
pat there II is and in my opinion nm.
other body under these methods nust
ehange its method Of procedure or our
body, backed up by IN people viii
compel the change, else this body close
70 me people shall become a mere
,enderer' mere bender Of the nrsg-
haht hinges OF the knee 10 submit 70
what any one member OF another bodv
may demand of this body as a prIee
plauSe), "p-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-05
D.. Cannon ArraIgus Senate in
Mastery Manner
v,JoRIrY'S RIGHT TO RULE
strongly 10 Legislation by
"" ..,mous Consent''- speech
Regarded as slsniiieAn.

u..,,ngton March 4,-Tbe speech OF
representative Cannon chairman me- Of
~ o0nropriatlons copmittee, deliy-
" onsr 1880 this morning In the
w., on the conference report on the
. deficiency appropriation bill
0,ss,lng against Legislative black
XIV and insisting on the right of a
,,or,,y TO rule In the senate, In view
.,,bs fact that he is to be the speaker
he next house, Is regarded as fore
/ ,,,dowlng contest upon this ques-
NJ, The scene when Mr.. Cannon de-
uy.,.d his speech was the most re-
/ n,,kable Of this Congress in the house.
IAts as the hour was the weary mem
m were set on fire with enthusiasm
,Da they cheered his utterances until
NJ rSat hall resounded with their
,hOllts Mr.. Cannon said
aeenten,en know that under the
,,,roe OF the house and under the
III. Of the senate the great money
rns can contain nothing but appro-
ndations in pursuance OF existing law,
niles BY unanimous consent OF both
soans II any OF these bills contain
Sr,atiob Il must be by unanimous
sanspnt OF the two bodies and the uni
Nrm practise has been-so far as
inog ihe inyariable practise has been,
5xh the exception Of one amendment
mon this bll-that when one body OBJ
! sctsi to legislation proposed by tN
Ich,r upon any appropriation bill, the
proposing the legislation recedes.
In this case the trouble In arriving
! n any agreement all clustered about
css amendment. There were many
amendments Of a legislative character
|trposed by the senate, there were
'rsny amendments covering hundreds
IN thousands Of dollars of claims pure
.sm simple, proposed by the senate.
|ou BY one the legislative propositions
oznd The claims disappeared as the sem
.ze nceded, until we came to an
Ensniment to pay the state of South
5taolha $4,000 A word as to that.
IA Nay last, on the omnibus claims |
nj. basis was fixed for the adjust
snt Of the accounts Of Virginia and |
baltimore and South Carolina with the
Rnled States, growing out OF the war |
Il lslg-li The auditing officers Of the
reasury, in pursuance OF that law, adj
satd the accounts Of Virginia. An in
tnile appropriation was made to pay
! respective states whatever should
found due by the auditing officers.
Rn that basis and under that legis-
MIN the sum Of 100000 I'm round
lnher has been paid to the state of
yinlA
Under the same law which is the
> today the auditing officers in the
Nslment Of accounts VI the war Of
v found due 10 the state OF South
siolina the sum Of "a cents. Now, the
pate Of the United States. notwith-
'shdlhg the law proposed legislation
IN appropriation bill to the extent
. granting 10 the state OF South Caro-
b 'iieN The house conferees OBJ
tei and the whole long delay has
N over that one item. In the house
representatives., without criticising
tr side or any individual member.
have rules sometimes invoked by
democratic friends ana sometimes
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-05
VICE IN BISMARCK, N. ID.
Bishop Mann Denounces Il in Strong.
est Terms,

Grand Forks, S. D., March A.
BISHOP Mann Of the Episcopal diocese
OF North Dakota has given out for pub
Ilcation letter In which he saws:
II no one else will say II publicly
the bishop Of North Dakota viii. That
there Is condition Of things existing
IN our capital city utterly disgraceful
eorIuptlng and inexcusable. In The
leading hotel Of Bismarck the low n
wee i'pnts Itself unchecred and unre.
puked' That hotel presents the fea.
lures of g saloon, a gambling house
and a brothel. AT least II does so dur.
ing the sessions Of the legislature, and
many of the senator's an3 representa-
lives board and lodge there.
The lessee and mana er Of The plaoe
Is a political power; he sits in party
councils he helps distribute the oilic.s.
ne Is deemed able to aid or injure Doll.
tical aspirants."
The bishop appeals TO the people OF
the state to take some action 10 i'm
prove conditions he alleges exist and
the legislature to resent the imputa-
ton that they are DESTROYS of maintain
ing such a place.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-05
SEVEN NEGROES KILLED.
On Dallas Division OF Texas a. New
OrIeans Railrnad.

Jacksonville, Tex, March 4.-G. w.
Boschke, assistant engineer Of the
Southern Pacific system. in charge of
the construction OF the Dallas division
OF the Texas & New Orleans railroad
has arrived here and reports that seven
negroes have been killed among the
construction crews up TO the time ne
lett camp, MIR. Boschke states that bad
weather has forced the construction
crews TO remain idle on several occa-
slons and that the men grew quarrel
some. On Monday the laborers were
paid on and did not go TO work. As a
result Mr. Boschke reports the death Of
seven negroes who We're Killed by their
comrades during shooting ARRAYS.
The camp is about 20 miles southeast
OF here and force OF Italian laborers
has been ordered "a the scene I'm order
to complete the terms of the contract
by May 22 next.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-05
MOguls Of the Organization Come
Together in New York,
AMERICAN MEETING TODAY.
There Are Hut Few Conflicting Dates
between the Two Lesaues-
season opens April 10.

New York. March 4.--The National
Baseball league met in this city today
TO prepare for the opening of the sea-
son President Pulliam was IN the
chair and the officials present included
D. 1. Brush and Fred Knowles OF New
YORK James Hart Of Chicago Barney
Dreyfus and w. II. Locke Of Plttsburg
Ned Eanlon. Charles Ebbetts and
Harry Vanderhorst OF Brooklyn, Jul
nus Fleischman of Cincinnati Frank
dc Haas Robinson OF 81. Louis, James
Potter and Edward |. Hayman of PM
aoelphla ana A. III. Soden and ". H.
Conant Of Boston
inc league adopted the playing
scheaule' The season will open April
10 with Boston In Philadelphia and
chicago In St Louis, and win close
Seplember ~ one week earlier than
last year, with the eastern clubs In
the west. The east win open In the
west on June | with New York at Pitts
burg, Brooklyn at Chicago, Boston in
Cincinnati and Philadelphia In ST.
Louis.
Ihere are few conflicting dates be-
tween the American and National
league clubs. Boston has no conflicting
games, New York two, PHILADELPHIA
hye, Chicago fourteen and ST. Louis six.
The league accepted the report of tn.
playing rules committee presented by
NM Hart The only changes In last
years rules relate to the elevation of
me pitchers box. the base lines and a
slight change in the rules governing
Dalks, John !. Rogers and a. j. Reach,
VINO nave since 1888 been identified
win the league IN Philadelphia, re-
signed from the league The league
VIII reconvene tomorrow.
The first annual meeting OF the
American league ever held In this city
VIII begin tomorrow. or the American
league there are present In town TO-
night Ban Johnson, Comiskey Of Chi.
cago and Benjamin Shipe Of Philadel.
Dhig
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-05
ABOUT SHAMROCK III.
Hollow Steel Mast, Remarkable
Achievement in Yacht Building.

London, March 4.--The hollcS steel
mast which has been made for sham
rock III Is declared TO be the most re-.
markable achievement in yacht con.
struction in the United Kingdom. The
workmen who built the spars for three
ehallengers say that the mast for the
new boat is Lightweight lighter
than that Of Shamrock II, while the
whole spar Is 1900 weight lighter than
The lower mast Of Shamrock |.
The workmen declare that they do not
see how the steel shell is TO withstand
the enormous strain Of high wind. but
they admit that the designer is appar-
emily satisfied with the result since
there Is no talk Of building an extra
spar for an emergency. The gan and
boom ere about the same weight az
previous spars.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-05
A BAPTIST CHURCH ROW.
A Night OF Argument Followed by
Blows Between Factions.

Atlanta, Ca, March b.--A condition
OF disorder bordering on riot prevails
this morning In the Jones Avenue Ban.
tist church. After a night OF argument
and even blows between two factions
OF the church the disputants divided in.
TO Two camps one OF which still re-
talns possession OF the church edidce.
one man was badly bruised during the
trouble
The difficulty arose over the applca-
ton by certain portion OF the church
membership for an injunction 10 re.
strain the pastor from Interfering with
the affairs Of the church. The faction
which desires the retention OF the pas
ing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-05
APPROPRIATIONS
MADE BY CONGRESS

washington March i-The approprl-
a'lons made during the session OF Con-
gfess which closed today aggregated
S15S,iS4Ol9, as against $500. G2l.4a6 for
ne last session. The total for the en-
TIRE Congress thus footed up sl.55l,-
lN,ol4, or something more than hun
GIed millions In excess Of the total APP
ltopriations for the Flfty-axth Con-
gross The total for that Congress was
81 4iO, 4S9 4SS.
Vhese figures We're embodied In
statement presented to the senate to-
day by Mr.. Allison. chairman of the
committee on appropriations. The
settlement also contained an ltemized
statement showing the expenditures
Tor me past session by bills, as fol.
lows
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-05

Denver March Anal, Mark r.
Hurd' aged q, was found dead in bed
today In the house at 1906 Homer boule-
ward IN this city, where he lived with
Mrs. George Stanley, an aged woman.
Mrs Stanley was still alive but uncon-
scious' A dog and canary were found
dead IN the room where the man and
woman lay. The police believe that
the couple, who were in destitute cir
cumstances determined 20 commit sui
eide together. They left no message.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-05
LOCAL EVENTS.
BOXERS AGREE TO MEET.
Jerry Mccarthy and Young Gibbs 10
HoN on the 10Th.

Manager sauer Of the Salt Lake Ath.
lctic club has received a reply to the
ofer he made a few days ago 10 Jerry
Mccarthy and Young Gibbs for a
match IN this city on the 18th. The
colored mans manager has notified
Sauer that his offer Is satisfactory and
requests that transportation b. wired
him and his boxer al once. Mccarthy
has also accepted the proposition and
VIII come to Salt Lake as soon as he
settles his argument with Dunn. which
takes place IN Butte on the 10Th.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-05
Too Much Snort.

Princeton, n. j., March i-The
Princeton university track team re-
eeiyed Il severe blow today when the
faculty announced that r. u. Williams,
Oi, the winner OF the mile run In the
intercollegiate meet last year. had been
dropped from the university on ac-
cout OF failure to pass In his required
studies at the mdyear examinations.
Williams was one OF the best athletes
on the team.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-05
Converted to zoroasrrIanIsm.

New York, March 4.-The first re-
corded conversion from Christianity TO
Zeroastrlanism took place IN Bonn
nay on Feb, s. according 10 a Times
dispatch from London Mrs. Tatta. a
french lady on that date was formally
Invested with the sacred thread and
Eudra' OF the Parsees. Mrs. Tatti
aiterward went through the Parsee
marriage ceremony Her husband is a
nephew OF well known merchant
prince and hllanthropst Of Bombay.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-05
Victory for smathers.

New Orleans, La, March 4,-E. Il.
Smathers, the millionaire light-harness
horseman, who has invested nearly $40
600 in thoroughbreds IN the last few
days, tasted the first fruits of victory
on the running turf today. when Dick
BERNARD, his most recent purchase, gal
loped home eight lengths IN front In the
Premier stakes. The Smathers colors.
all brown, were carried for the first
time by q runner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-05
Cattle Dying in Kansas.

Topeka, Kas., March 4--Reports re
eeiyed here by the state livestock
board indicates that the weather of the
pa,t week has been ipre severe on
cattle than any for several years
Thousands OF animals have persisted ON
the western plains during the past
week. The snow is go deep that the
grass is beyond the reach Of the ami
mails, and more have starved to death
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-05
ENGLISH EDUCATORS ENyIoUs
reports OF Mr., Carnegie's Benefsc.
lions 10 Princeton the Canse


New York, March 4.-The reports OF
Mr. carnesie's benefactlons to Prince
ION create an enyious feeling among
english educators, cables the Tribune's
London representative. one of the
pest Informed oxford professors has
sad mat his unlyerslty's re-equipment
needs to be decidedly increased in Or
DER to carry out the work of Anglo
saxon education planned by Mr
hhodes. He wonders whether Ameri.
can millionalres VIII not supplant that
work by granting professorshlps of
philosophy law and science and Wild
ening the university courses Of study.
lie would himself be pleased TO see
some great American educators in OK
FORD chairs for carrying out the pur.
poses of the Rhodes scholarships. Some
OF the oxford colleges are rich but the
university rs a whole has limited re.
sources, British milllonaires are not
IN the habit of remembering their uni
yersities In making their Wills
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-05
BASKETBALL GAMES TONIGHT
League Contest Between l.. n. \. 4.
And Woodmen Teams,

A league basket ball game VIII be
played at the L. D. :. T.. gymnasium
this evening between the W0odmen az
gregation and the champions Tonighfs
struggle will doubtless BE- warm one.
and "ill be WATCHED with interest The
l.. d. :. Y. team IL one game ahead
and II they win tonight. their chances
for the city championship are certain
II the Woodmen should win. they win
be tied for FIRST place with the Saints
Tomorrow afternoon the J.. u. S. L.
girls team will meet the girls team OF
Ogden, representing the Deaf. Dumb
and Blind institute on Saturday the
l. d. S. U. state league team VIII play
the Provo team az Provo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-05
snowslide at Cornucopia Mine.

Baker City, Ore, March Addition.
al particulars concerning the snow
siide al the Cornucopia mine yesterday
Whieh resulted In the death Of Supt
- +. Dobler were received this even
ing lie was carried down the noun
lalh one and quarter miles, plunging
over a precipiece l15 feet high. The
BODY was found by one Of the searching
parties this morning. II was on top Of
the snow, the neck and one leg being
broken, The Cornucopia mine Is owned
by the Searles estate In New York.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-05

mat calder's park horse track will be
IN good hands this season. and that
Iist class meets win be pulled off there
as often az circumstances win nern,it
The man who win have control ~ tbe
uach thls coming summer Is none other
lllan lial Brown, who needs no intro
auction to race track devotees. The
contract between Manager Bergerman
ana Mr. Brown giving the latter con
trol over the track, has been signed
ana Msnager Brown Will begin making
preparations for the summers sport ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-05
Sale Of Trotters.

New York. March Announcement
was made today that by reason OF the
death Of Henry Pierce, proprietor OF IN,
Santa Rosa stock farm. California, All
OF his fast trotters viii be placed on
sale at the Fasig- Upton company auc-
ton as Cleveland IN May. The stable
includes the trotters Amelia. 2.06A .
Dolly Dillon, 2:07, Lou Dillon. 2:0S, and
lhe pacer Sir Albert S. ..0aA.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-05
Hawaiian Money to be Reunited.

San Francisco. March 5.-Two HIM.
dred thousand dollars. consisting OF
quarters, half-dollars and dollars Of the
Hawaiian coinage was brought from
honolulu by the steamship City OF Pc
XVI. This is said TO be the largest
amount Of Island money yet received IN
any one shipment for recolnage into
United States money. When the mint
gets through with It the money Is to
he returned 10 Hawaii.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-05
Treat Ro.ebery's Uttersncc. Lightly

New York, March 5.-PremIer Raj
four, speaking az dinner Of the Nom
Sonformist Liberal unionist associa-
ton, treated Lord Rosebery's recent Ut
tefances In a spirit Of banter. says the
Londan correspondent OF the Tribune
and represented the Liberal party a. a
starving caterpiller In search Of q nov
Leaf.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-05

a Baltimore woman has discovered
mat icecream Is fun Of streptococcp I,
lanoeolatuses. which are sure death Z }
Guinea pigs. Humane people viii Their
fore be careful in future TO keep thelr
guinea pigs away from the icecream. ~
CEicag0 Record Herald.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-05

--Lansdowne won, Alice Carey second.
Little Margaret third. Time-l:l2.
sixth race, one mile and fifty yards.
selling-Constillator won. Rose Of May
second, BarkIyite third. Time-l.A5H.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-05
Blizzard In Montana.

Helena Mont March 4,--The worst
blizzard OF the winter IS raging and
nearly foot Of snow has fallen in the
past "A hours 1t has also turned Bit.
terly cold.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-05

once Just as soon as the weather per.
mits' work VIII begin on the track n
make the needed repairs and gef II IN
ilrst class shape FOR the races.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-05

IMAM have frozen. Railroad officials say
the blockade of snow in western Kan
sas shows no signs Of being raised Tor
several days yet.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-05
BROWN FOR TRACK MANAGER
win Have Charge OF Calder's Half
Mile Course.

II will be good news TO horsemen and
lovers Of the sport Of kings TO learn