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Moody Likes RahIa Honda.

Havana, March lS.-Secy Moody and
party, win the exception OF Postmas-
ter Cen Payne and Senator Hale, left
for Santiago on q special train today.
Mr. Payne continued his journey 70
Santiago on the Dolphin and Senator
Hale has started for Washington.
Mir. Moody will stop at Matanzas,
Santa Clara and Puerto Principe and
viii arrive mt Santiago Friday
The secretary Informed the cores
pendent Of the Associated Press previ-
Gus to his departure that the impress.
sion ne had formed during his three
hours stay ashore at Bahia Honda
was entirely favorable. The harbor,
he added, is convenient, and there Is
an ample site for a coallng station.
The coral formation Of the bottom of
the harbor will apparently require lit
tie dredging. Mr.. Moody found that
an American company had already
purchased big tract Of land for colo
nlzIng purposes in the immediate VI
cinlty Of the coaling site.
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BUSINESS NOTES.

Today's local bank clearings amount
ed to $40 2SO,O6 as against AiSbOS.4l Tor
the same day last year.
Nossrs. Homer and Houston recent
IS bought q 9xlQ rods lot Nm the center
OF the block on which the Cam,
beach depot stands, for $1,000 win the
eS pCctatiOn. Il Is claimed, tnat the snort
Line would want II and pay consider,
able Of an advance over the price pald
by the two enterpriging gentlemen. but
10 and behold, the short Line enters
condemnation proceedings ana inc
question is now whether the purchase
wiz bring them any profit or not
The Provo wooden mills have begun
turning out line Of goods claimed to
be equal to anything Imported from
France, and which win give the manu-
featuring interests Of this part OF the
country Increased reputation for enter,
prise. The goods are worsted striped
goods. with silk mixed, and are al pres
emit in lightweights The feeling Is sort
and velyety, and pleasant to the eye as
weil as TO the touch
Dun's Review for the week ending
March "a, has this to say about salt
Lakes business conditions. "Jobbing
trade In nearly an lines Is improved
by the mllder weather ana spring busl-
ness opens up in satisfactory and en-
couraglng manner orders are good In
groceries. drugs, hardware dry goods,
notions clothing and shoes, and coun-
try merchants generally eyince n dis.
position to stock up more literally than
for several years past Retail trade Is
stlll backward Mercantile collections
are not satisfactory and money Is In
fairly active demand at firm rates, 10.
cal commercial stocks are strong and
active IN small blocks especially sugar
stocks"
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CLEVER SALT LAX Err.
How Tracy Cummings Deceived the
Judges and Passed for sadie Girl"


The San Francisco Call Of Sunday last
devotes a full page illustrated story 10
a clever young impersonator who was
born and raised in this clty-Tracy
Cummings. The title Of the story Is,
How Men Treat Women at the Mardi
Gras." BY way Of introduction the pa
per says
Mr. Tracy Cummings, brother of the
well.known sculptor who is now study
ing In Europe, had the unique and quite
unexpected experience at the last big
society ban at the Hopkins Art assocI-
alton a week or two ago Of learning
from a woman's poipt Of view how men
treat women at the Mardl Gras
With the fun expectation that his dis
guiss would be penetrated at once, he
dressed himself as an Anna Held "Sa-
die girl, bur when even the wise COM
mlttee. whose special business Il IS TO
scruunize and judge all who enter,
passed him as q woman, even against
his protest, he realized for the first time
that his makeup was so perfect and
his Identity SO completely lost that he
was not only admired and danced with
and llirted with as a woman during the
whole period before the unmasking but
that for hours afterward, even when he
had thrown aside an pretense 81 being
woman no one would accept him as
man until he removed his wig az well
as his mask.
In view, therefore. Of AN that has
been said regarding the adyisablllty OF
ALLOWING mon Ia nff4nd This most fash
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STABBED IN THE HAND.
Desperate Attempt at Robbery in a
Camping Yard.

About / o'clock this morning there
was an attempt at robbery which near
ly eliminated In a murder In a camping
yard at the rear OF Ford's hotel on
South Temple street Joseph Pappino,
man about 6j years Of age, was sleep
ing In q wagon ana James Lynch, a
mulatto, stabbed him through the hand.
But for the fact that the old mans
hands We're folded across his breast he
would probably have been stabbed IA.
tally Pappno was awakened by some
one crawling into the wagon. Before
he realized bis danger he received the
wound IN the hand Pappino distinct-
ly saw Lynch as he ran away. The
police were notified and o search was
made for the fellow, but he could not
he found Pappino was taken TO a
drugstore, where his hand was Dress
cd.
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Machine TO Catch Heat Units,

Berlin, March 1S.-Among the new
machines for conserving energy that
Jaut. Godfrey Garden Of the United
states revenue cutter service has found
for the st. Louis exposition Is one to
catch the heat units flying out Of fac
tory chimney This appliance, in a plant
at Dusseldorf. now yields 2iQ0 horse
power.
Another device TO economize force
can be attached to a steam engine and
increase rs power one-third without in
creased fuel consumption.
Lieut. Garden, who has been search
Ing Europe for eight months for useful
machines invented since !he Paris ex-
position has arrangedto send over about
20 other novelties, including the process
for making smokeless brlqusttes, which
has been adopted by the British admir-
atty, and also a German brlquette ma
chine to utilize coal waste
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GERMANY AT sT. LOUIS.
Rcichstag AppropriAtes Three Quar-.
tcrs OF Million.

Berlin, March iS--The reichstag to-
day adopted the appropriation Of 1885,
900 for the ST. Louis exposition, being
the first quota Of the $4,000 to be ap-
proprlated 10 defray the expenses Of
Gcrmanys exhibit at the fair
Or Mueller Radical, pointed out that
great irritation prevailed In the Ger
uan art Industry, and book trade re-
e1s1lng the copyright conditions IN the
lriici States. lie asserted that the
protection secured 10 the art industry
and book trade through the treaty Of
son. l5. 1903. was "equiva lent TO zero. %
and asked Secy Won posadowsky.We
ner whether a special treaty proyidin-
Gen the protection Of exhibits like those
sent 70 the Paris exposition and those
% be sent 20 the ST Louis fair existed
Finally Or. Mueller asked II the gov
crnment had taken STEPS with tho
United states to secure better protec-
Son for German literary and art pro-
dUcuon
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IN cor. YOUNG'S BEHALF.
Senators Kcarns, Smoot. Warren and
Clark ASH His Appointment
Ispoclal to The "News"l

Washington. d. c., March lS,-Sena'
tors Kearns ana smoot called with
strn,ors Warren and Clark of Wyo-
ming ON the president this morning and
asked for the appointment Of col vii.
lara Young as one Of the members OF
The Panama canal commission Inc
lregdont said that he would consider
he candidacy Of Col, Young for the
place as the commission needed an en-
riutef ON It,
Senator's Smoot and kearns presented
Mr. A. b. Hayes to the prs1deir wnen
the latter thanked Mr. Roosevelt Tor ms
oppolntment as solicitor Of the internal
revenue service Mr.. Hayes tooy me
oati of office this afternoon ana m
mtdlgtely entered into duty
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FRISCO GROWING.
Pacific Coast Metropolis Said to be
Making Wonderful Advancement.

Citizens back from San Francisco say
that the city is growing wonderfully
and that the record Of last year in
building -sl2 .OOO OOO--wl be surpassed
this year. The limits Of the city are
steadily extending and the oriental
trade ls growing greater every month.
San Francisco does not fear the Efforts
OF Seattle 10 get away with Its trans
pacific trade, ana the reports That Jim
Hni is intending to enter California ana
parallel the Southern Pacific Is regard
ed as "a good deal Of a fairy story. II Is
claimed the story originated IN the SUR
veying on a route by parties who have
been trying TO dispose Of the results OF
their surveys TO Mr.. Hin for a consid-
Grafton
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"sHANG" DRAPEWs CASE.
His Admittanoe as Mason Causes
DIsmay and Indignation.

New York, March iS.-Astoundlng
revelations hat have followed the dis
coyery that "shang' Draper had been
made a Mason have filled Grand Mas
ter Crandall and his associates in the
grand lodge with dismay and indlgna-
ton. SO high does the feeling run be-
cause of the discovery that Draper IL
not the only person OF his class who
has gained admittance 60 lodges In
Manhattan and Brooklyn that II would
not be astonishing II the charters Of
several lodges should be suspended
before the end Of the week, and many
explosions from the fraternity follow
Draper II hds been ascertained, Is not
only a Master Mason, but also n Royal
Arch Mason, As early as last November
he was taken into Mount Zion chapter,
stil representing himself 70 be a re-
spectacle broker. He went IN with the
first class that took the degrees that
month.
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DALY-WEST WANTED.
Brokers Bid Stl,lO for Stock This
Afternoon None Offered.

The real feature Of this afternoons
session Of the stock exchange was cen
tered upon Daly-West for which stock
some strong bidding was INDUCED In.
Brokers bid s4l.lO for the stock with
none offered. Con. Mercur sold up to
81 80. Century was cut in two by the
announcement of the destruction to
that companys mill by fire last night
The sales posted this afternoon were:
con, Mercur. 200 at 1.5S.
Grand Central, 100 at 6.lO,
May Day 800 at 1914 900 at 10; 900
at 1915: 500 at lS&; 800 at 1871 S CO.
Sacramento, 1000 at q; 500 at q 80;
800 at 26A.
Century, 100 at As: 100 at AZ, 100 at
ar.
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situation at cripple Creek.

Cripple Creek. Colo, March lS.-rhe
owners Of all but two, or three OF the
mines in this district that have been
sending ore 10 the United States Re-
ductlon & Refining company have com
Piled with the demand OF the Western
Federation OF Miners that shipments to
that company's mills be stopped until
the trouble at the Standard mill in Col
oTado City Is settled. Consequently
only about COO miners Instead OF 1900.
as expected. have been called out on
strike 80 far The biggest mine closed
down on account OF the difficulty IS
STATIONS Independence. in which 800
men were employed. No disorder what
ever has resulted from the strike.
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BEST SELLING BOOKS.

According to reports from the leading
cities OF the country the six Doors
which have sold best in the order OF de-
inand during the month are; 4, "a
l. Tho Pit. Norris-.. 90 ."'..Nl'Vv
g. Mrs. Wigs OF the Cabbage a
Patch. Hogan. e. o. " ...'"' ~
g. The Vlrginian. Wister. e, .''' Low
4. Letters Of Self-Made Mer- "a
chant to His Son. L0rimer...'.' L."
9. Glengarry School Days Con "a
nor......., 60. &c. 80 -.ssfs.'' 49, fn
6. Tho plue Flower Van DYKE ~
We have Apm and all the latest pop-
ular books ~ the day. "a
Q Main st.
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sCHwAB TALKS.
Says there Are other Manufacturing
Nations Besides America.

New York. March 1S.-Charles NJ.
schwab, who returned to New York on
the steamer Kronprnz Wilhelm, said
in an interview that he had never felt
80 we'll in his life or been so glad to
&c, back to work. He declared he had
no intention Of resigning the presidency
of the steel combination,
Referring to his observations in
Europe, Mr.. Schwab said:
II must say that there Is great COM
mercial activity In some parts Of Eur.
ore. Germany. for example, as well
as France. This Is not the only manu-
featuring nation In the world, and the
sooner we realize that the better
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~ A MEXICAN JAN
Two Americans Thrown In Because
Their Automobile Caused Panic.

Chicago, March 1S--A dispatch to the
Tribune from Phoenix, Arlz,, says:
Word has been received here Chat
Shirley Christy. general manager In the
southwest for an American Life lnsur'
alice company, and Ben Shuster, who
have been touring Mexico In an auto
mobile, have been thrown into jail at
Cananea, Sonora, because their auto
mobile caused a panic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-18

ncunter In the census office az wash
mglon at "a salary Of $1,000 per year.
The duties Of the position require an
arpolntce who understands the mount
lnr of mans of an sizes not only In one
p,eco but also IN folding sections. The
aupolntco Wul also be required to take
charge OF all maps ana prepare catal-
opup The arranging numbering, ana
lettering Of the maps will require an
nrpoiutee who Is a good letterer anu
Los some knowledge Of Topographic
drawing lie should also be familiar
,,jtb me use Of the planimeter IN order
mat ne may make computations Of
areas OF countries. cities ana wards
N h.n rnauIred.
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CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS.

There will be \clyll service examina-
tions IN This city Aprn "a next for the
position OF law clerk with The treasury
department. at a salary Of }l,o0 per
year Applicants must have had e
hleh.school education or Its equivalent
mist be graduates of reputable Law
ychool or show that they have pursued
"A a law office "A course OF reading cove
erlng the field OF a law-school course
nnst have been admitted 10 the bar
and must have had not less Than thfe'
years experience IN general law proc,-
fise. The applications OF persons whic.
40 moi show this win not be accepted,
There VII be an examination APT .
q FOR the position Of expert map
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WARD ENTERTAINMENTS,

The Second Ward Primary assoc!a-
ton win present the fascinating operet-
Ga. "Peggy's Dream preceded 10y a
special program, On the Second ward
Westinghouse, Thursday and Friday.
March 10 and 90. The entertainment.
for the most part, Is given by the lit
ne folks under the direction Of Mile p.
Bassett and Mrs Lucy strlngham, with
Mrs Eta Stringham as musical d.
rector and stage manager.
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THE CASE OF Mr.. CAV.
Typewriter Man Is Having a Turn In
The Police Court Today.

In Judge Deihls court today Harry c.
Cav is having a preliminary hearing on
the charge Of embezzlement 1t Is all
legged that he was an agent for the
smith-Premler Typewriter company,
and as such agent converted 90 his own
use the sum OF $40 In cash and mer.
chandlse to the value Of 5000
Cav claims that he has taken nothing
but what was owing to him as compen.
sation for his services tu the company.
The case Is being prosecuted by Assist.
ant County Attorney Smith. and Judge
Powers represents the defendant.
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tcrlng 1856 members lie says good
work IS being done and many are IN
ycstigating the Gospel who a snort time
Gcc paid no particular attention 10
either the "Normons' or their teach.
lngs. The prospects. he says, are OH
that could be desired.
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STRIKE COMMISSION.
Gray and Wright Hand Its Report
To the President.

Washington, March 1s,--Judge Gray
and Carroll d. Wright, president and
recorder respectively Of the anthracite
coal strike commission, today handed
10 President Roosevelt the report Of
that commission. II Is said the report
win be made public saturday
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Kohlsnnt sees kim Oscar.

Stockholm, March sc. w, Kohl
saat. the 81. Louis eX-pollce commits
sloner. had a private audience with
ing oscar today. The king was much
interested in the plans FOR the exhibit
ton and Mr. Kohlsaat is hopeful that
Norway and Sweden will make an ex-
hiLlL
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MORMONS TELL
OF TIDAL WAVE.
Continued from page one)

antly down upon me and l called the
people TO repentance ana prophesled
IN the name OF Jesus, that II they did
not speedily repent, great destruction
and trouble would come upon them
elder J. T. Corbridge was present,
ana IN speaking Of It, says. Dear
Brother. You have the consolation OF
knowing that your Heavenly Father is
mindful OF you; ag the prophecy you
uttered under the influence Of the Holy
Spirit has been Wonderfully fulfilled,
and Il Is miraculous the manner in
which the power Of God was shown to
you at your critical moments.
LOSS AMONG SAINTS.
although the loss Of lives was great,
being jlj all told / think that our
loss OF Saints viii not exceed 100, as
near as can at present be learned, In
the future each branch win be visited
and the definite number be learned. We
are doing our best to spread the Gospel,
and although we have met with these
distressing circumstances our faith Is
not weakened, but strengthened, ana
we are enjoying our labor Of love.
TESTIMONY AND EXPLOITATION,
1--WE feel to press onward and up
ward, and can bear our humble testl-
monies that Joseph Smith was a true
prophet Of God and his successors
even 90 the present one, Joseph +,
smith, that God lives, that lie has
established His kingdom never more TO
De thrown down, and II ruling it. We
exhort all men TO repent Of their evil
ways and come unto Christ
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March,
ApriL, May

There is a best time for doing
everything that is, a time when a
thing can be done to the best ad-
vantage, most easily and most ef-
tectiyely. Now is the best time
for purifying your blood Why'
Because your system is now trying
to purify it-you know this by The
pimples and other eruptons that
have come on Your face and body.
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Gave the Wrong Medicine.

New York March lS-Joseph Leonard
Is dead at his home In Brooklyn as the
result Of q dose Of chloride Of potash
administered 90 him In beer by his wife
IN mistake Tor salts. Mrs. Leonard was
arrested but subsequently discharged.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-18
Idaho Properties Bonded.

Lee Bunch Of Garden Valley, Ida,
has bonded the Klondike placer claim.
in the Boise basin, TO eastern parties
for $1,000 He has also bonded the
Elkhorn group, near Grimes Pass Ida,
for S25, 900.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-18
Navigation season opened.

Chicago. March is-The navigation
season on Lake Michigan has been
opened by the steamers 500 City and
Alice Stafford. The former made It's
first trip to 81. Joe last night, the latter
leaving FOR Grand Haven Al steam
ship companies are making prepara-
tons Tor a large bushes during the
summer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-18
IDAHO PosTMAsTERs.

Idaho Postmasters Apponted-Culde-
sac Nez Perces county George II Ar
mold, vice George A. Roberts, resigned.
Darlington, Blaine county, Eddy f..
Forrest, vice Wayne Darlington resign
ed. Winchester, Nee perces county Ak
ell Kallne, vice Monroe c. Hall, re-
signed.
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greatly depressed during recent years
but revived and have advanced steadily
since the United States began the dis
cussion of the treaty with Colombia
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Judge Days Progress satisfactory

Washington March 1s,-Dr Hardin
this morning announced that the pro-
gress Of Justice Day was entirely salts
factory
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ARR ESTED IN OMAHA.
Governor Issues ReQusitlm for Jack
Wilkinson Charged With Forgery,

The county attorney Is today drawing
no roquisition papers 20 be presented
tc Gov. Wells this afternoon for the
return to this state Of Jack Wilkinson,
who was captured IN Omaha several
days ago and is wanted here for for
Cery. on Sept. T., 1902. Il Is charged
in the complaint against Wilkinson
that he forged Gilbert PidcocEs name
20 an Oregon Short Line time check lor
Sil.SO and secured the money ON Oh"
same. The governor viii probably sign
the papers this afternoon and Detec-
tive George Chase VIII leave for Omaha
after the prisoner tonight
CHASE GOES AFTER THEM.
Tonight Detective Chase win leave
Salt Lake for omaha TO bring back 20
this city John c. Wilkinson and J. NJ.
wilkinson. The former as stated
above. Is charged with forgery while
the latter Is charged with burglariZing
the Bountiful pdstofice several weeks
ago.
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Detroit. March lS--Nayigation on
Lake Erie was opened today by the De-
troit & Cleveland line steamer City Of
Detroit, which left her docks for Cleve-
land.
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And printing specially attn.lhi
the Deseret News 0hce hr.l
promptly furnished, Ruh gk1
speciality. :
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take laxative Bromo.Qulnlne Tablets. An drug
gists refund hemouey Il 10 ias TO cure T., W.,
GrOye's signature 10 on eich box sc.
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MONEY ORDER OFFICES.
Layton, Utah. and Hope, Idaho, to Bee
come International Ones.
lsneclnl 10 the lNews."l

Special to the "NewsD
washington, D. C., March lS.-R, A.
Gardner. Salt Lake. has been appoint
ed messenger boy to the salt Lake
weather office.
The postofllces at Layton, Utah, ana
Hope. Ida, viii become international
money order offices on April /.
Mrs. e. H. Lecompte and son. hi
ward Dexter Lbcompte, who was a
cadet at West Point. and who has been
IN in a hospital at Baltimore, left this
city last night for home.
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MISCELLANEOUS

Amalgamated Copper .. D." .,.... l2ll
American Car & Foundry. . o. O.. 4Oh
American Locomotive. o.. . q. q, ~
American Smelling & Refining. 5Oh
Am. Smelling n Refining pfd.,.. g5si
Brooklyn Rapid Transit. 81. 9. 80. 90
Colorado Fuel q Iron. .. ., ..,. %
International Paper. .. 1900. l6,t
National Biscuit. q. o. .. ,..,,. va
National Lead 3. D.. D." q. :. 80. e.. lo9i
Northern securitles..... " ""lVS.i
I I"eluc mall " - $50 ''''''', S99
Peoples Gas, o.. q. ., ., .. ,....''.iV- 4
Pressed Steel Car. e.. E. .. =, .,.. 6l7s
Pullman Palace Car. -. ..''.Zzy
Standard Oil.... ., . .. g. ~,
Sugar-..... ...,.... ......,, '.' ~ =
Tennessee Coal q Iron. e.. ..''' Do7s
United states Steel.... .. 9. ...''. ..
United states Steel pfd.. e. e. SoA
Western Union. e. e, .. - '''' W
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Holder OF Number 1924


March 1ith by the Paris Nllisr a
Is entitled to the piano gyh luI