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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-14
Important Philippine franchise.

Washington Feb iS--The most i'm
portant franchise yet granted in the
Philippines IL conveyed In an act by the
Philippine mission. copy of which
has Just reached here, granting 60 the
Manila Railway company the right TO
construct a asanch road 40 miles long
from a station named Gulguinto, to an
important Philippine town now without
railroad connection known as Caba-
nathan lying northwest Of Manila Up
TO this time, the backbone railroad from
Manila straight northward TO Dagupan
has constituted the entire railway sys-
ten Of the Philippines. and this con-
cesslon marks the beginning OF an
epoch Of railway development which is
expected to open the agricultural re-
sources Of the interior. The act is
guarded carefully in the interest OF the
natives The last section expressly pro-
yides that II shall not prejudice the in
sular government or the government Of
the United States in the issues pend
ing between the railway company and
those governments as to claims for
damages presented by the company.
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Chas. A. Alden Turns Up.

Springfield, Mass, Feb 1A.-Charles
a Alden, who disappeared from New
York Dec. q, 1891, has returned to the
hcme Of his parents in Montague, Mr..
Alden was private secretary TO Com
missioner John W. Kellar, OF the New
York city department Of charities, act
ing treasurer Of the department and
trustee of the court fluid of the out
door poor department. He was former
~ In the ministry.
An Indictment for grand larceny was
found against him Dec. 80 1891. In the
Indictment specific sum was mention
ca but II was not given out for pub
ication. 1t was said that he handled
0bout $4,000 year. His aged father
offered to make good any shortage that
might be found, but this offer was not
accepted.
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Chicago. Feb iS--At the banquet Of
the Chicago alumni Of Michigan uni
verslty tonight President Angel pre-
dicted that within a few years there
will be an Invasion OF American uni
yerslties by students from Europe.
President Angel declared that he
questioned the wisdom Of the bequest
Of Cecil Rhodes which provides for the
attendance Of American students at
oxford and declaring that the bequest
would have been OF greater utility had
II been reversed to permit Of the attend
ance Of English youth at American in
stitutions.
He based his belief on the fact that
none Of the sciences are taught at OK
ford,
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Insane Patient Beatenuto Death.

Topeka, Kan, Feb. lS.--Amos A. Max
well. aged so years, an inmate OF the
Kansas asylum for the insane sudden
y died this afternoon as a result Of a
severe beating alleged to have been
given him by Earl New and INV. Pc
ttls0u, two guards. An examination
n IN mans body made soon after his
cath, disclosed nothing unusual, Then
iha gardener OF the institution made
he statement that he had seen the two
guards throw the old man down on the
floor and kick him until he was uncon-
Slous Another examination made
hen disclosed the fact that several ribs
vde broken and that the body was dis
tolored.
Gov Bailey and the state board OF
charities are making an investigation
tonight and the two guards are being
Watched By officers TO await further de-
Wlcpments
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Pontglbaud--A French Volunteer Of
the War Of Independence.
Poole -Mediaeval India.
ProcIor-Classlhed Gems of Thought
(referencel.
Robins--Romances Of Early America
shaler-Outllnes OF the Earth's His
tory
siIloway Some Common Birds.
smythe-Ten Months In the FIJI ISL
ands
Waddngton-The Sonnets Of Europe
Weise-'rhe Obellsk and Freemason-
ny according to the discoveries of
Of Belzon. and Commander Gorringe,
Wood-Dictionary Of Quotations (ref-
erencol
Wyeth-Llfe Of General Nathan Bed
ford Forrest
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Mrs. Roosevelt,s Friday Mnsicales.

Washington, Feb. 13,--Mrs. Roosevelt
resumed her Friday evening musicales
az the White House tonight, There were
a large number of invited guests who
listened to an interesting program.
which began at 10 o'clock and lasted
until midnight, and included Bohemian
songs by Bogea Oumieff, baritone. and
coon songs by Miss Mary Leach, So
prano. Rudolph Pruscha was the ac-
companist at the piano. Those present
included the members OF the cabinet,
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Uribe-Urlbe Kills a Man.

Panama, Feb, 1S,-The Porvenir. a
newspaper published in Cartegena, says
that after a heated political discussion
Gen, Uribe-U Tribe shot and killed Gen
Juan Valderrama, the commander lin
chief Of the Colombian forces.
The foregoing dispatch is in conflict
with the report brought to Kingston.
Jamaica, Feb. s, by the steamer para
from Colon, according to which Gen.
uribe-Urbe committed suicide on Jan.
20
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Baptist Church, Payette, Burned.

Boise, Idaho, Feb. ia special TO
the Statesman from Payette, Idaho,
says: Fire this morning destroyed the
old Baptist church and the two story
building adjoining that structure. The
church has been used for some time as
a primary school under the direction Of
Mrs. II. b. Smith and there were 40 or
% pupils present when the FIRE broke
out, The teacher told them they were
excused for the morning and the chill
dren filed out in good order. The total
loss Will amount TO about $1,000.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
Asnton-Romance Of Chivalry.
Botta-Hand-bo book OF Universal Liter
allure.
Bourne-Famous London Merchants
juvenlle).
Brookfield-Random "reminiscences.
Greasy Memoirs OF Eminent Eton-
fans.
Doty-Prompt Aid TO the Injured.
Farnesworih-The House We Live
In Uuyenile).
Fauelly-The Settlement After the
War In South Africa.
Gannett-The House Beautiful.
Griggs-A Book OF Meditations.
Grlggs New Hlmanism.
Kroeger-Guide TO the Study and Use
OF Reference Books (reference).
Laut-The Story OF the Trapper.
McCabe-Saint Augustine.
McLean-Higt.yl ders In America.
McNelll--The Egregious English.
Mead-lrrigation Institution.
Naphegyl-Among the Arabs.
Our National Cathedrals. Their his.
tory and architecture q vols).
Perry-The Boys Odyssey Ouyenlle).
Portwce-The Art Of Speaking.
Pollock a Maitland-Hlstory OF Eng.
lish Law q yols.).
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Kidnapped Her SON

IN IE, ,S.n' Feo. lS.-Mrs. Bertha Mar
~, ~ .lh.lahapped her five-year.old SON
gsr,lSs ns nome Of her husband. w. u.
Iror,as wen known business man AT
hrss1 as' night boarded a steam
So WIN a male companion ana
m S Ss.. up The Columbia river. Mar.
,m,s IL 70 this city today from AS
N no ~ search si,h OF his wife and child.
s5sSS "a" believes, however. that she
hs s', VT. on The Washington shore and
lFIs nun i and his wife have not baep
sgred ,,pSse'aer but he says 1t was
Of The child '"'''u nave the custory
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Denver, Feb. ia special to the
Republican from Albuquerque, n. NJ.
says the greater part Of the $4,000
worth Of watches and jewelry stolen
from the safe Of s. Vann & Company,
jewelers. Of albuquerque, Nov. 20. 1902,
was found today under an old barn by
two boys who We're hunting for hens
eggs.
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ment Of men suffering from alcoholism

ment Of men suffering from alcoholism
is now practlsed is a bad ssytem.
one Of the men, James l.. Tagger,,
Of Brooklyn, was found by the police
In an area-way and locked up He
died after short time and an autopsy
disclosed a fractured skull and hem
orrhage OF the brain. The other man.
arraigned In the court, was committed
in the Tombs in lieu OF fine. He
died three hours later, External ex-
animation has led the coroner's physi-
clan TO the belief that this man also
died from brain hemorrhage.
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MISSION REUNION.
Polyneslans VIII Have One on the
Night of Thursday. Feb 26.

The midwnter reunion Of the Poly
nesian mission including Japan, and
comprising all connected Herewith in
the Salt Lake and Granite stakes, will
be held in Barratt hall on Thursday,
Feb 20, commencing at 1880 p. m, The
program committee consisting Of Thorn
as l.. Woodbury., chairman Adelbert
Beesley, Farley p, Musser, Fred Bees
ley, Heber X. Aldous and Louis A.
Kelsch, has been hard at work for
some time past and announce3 the fol-
lowing exercises for the occasion.
hymn .....,...,,.,.,,....C Congregation
Invocation.
Song and Chorus in Hawaiian, kind
Words are Sweet Tones of the
Heart"
Introductory Address ,,., Chairman
japanese National Hymn ",.....,
"."".Elder Kelsch and Committee
Japanese Home Life b.. Louis A. Kelsch
Sacred Tahitlan Chorus .,.......
.,.,....,.,....r,, Returned Elders
Pursuits OF Society islanders and
Tidal Waye.......O, j. Z. Widtsoe
Ancient Samoan Chant..........
",...... Miss Ida Thorne matiye)
Assisted by Returned Elders.
Guitar Duet......,. Watene Mete
(native) Prof G. d. Schettler
Lamanites in New Zealand ANN.
"..,,,,..,....,,. Jas. n. Lambert
Cornet Solo, Hawaiian Melody.
..",,..,.. r, Parker Lewis (natlye)
Song and Chorus, lei POM Moi.
Calvin, Samuel, james,
Andrew, and Jesse Smith
Addresses ......" General Committee
hymn ..,,..,,...",..".. Congregation
Benedlction
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Pe-ru.na the Soldiers Friend.

MO wonder the American Soldier IL
~ friend Of Peruna when such a
renowned officer as General Wheeler
gives Peruna his hearty endorsement.
Every one connected with the army and
navy can have no reasonable doubts as
to the merits Of the remedy. No rem
edy ever yet devised has received such
unstinted eulogy from so many re.
nowned statesmen and military men as
Peruna.
There is q natural reason for this. Pc
runa lisa specific for catarrh, wherever
located. II not only instantly cures
acute catarrh, but even old cases of
chronic catarph vanish under its per-
sistent use. The soldier is especially
subject to catarrh In some form or
phase. Exposed as he is to constant
changes, subjected as he is to the vlciss.
tudes Of climate. wet and dry, night
and day, he finds catarrh TO be his most
insidious and ever present foe. In field
and barracks, Peruna is equally Of
fcacious. Taken in time It will abso-
lutely prevent catching cold. After the
cold has become established Peruna will
break it up quicker than any remedy
known to man. Even after the cold has
settled in some organ, Peruna can be
relied upon to promptly dispel 1t.
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Clarence Maclsay Buys the Colonia

New York, Feb. 1.-THE announce
ment Is made that Commodore Freder.
iclS G, Burne Of New York Yacht club
has sold his steam yacht Colonia to
Clarence II. Mackay Of the same club.
The Colonia was formerly the Alber-
Ia and was built In 1899 at Chester, Pa.
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This is why Peruna is so popular in
the army aud navy today. 1t Is pre-
cisely the remedy that meets the partlc.
ular ills to which this class Of people
are exposed. Our army and navy is the
natural protection OF our country; Pc
runa is the natural protection of the
army and navy in the vicissitudes Of
climate and exposure.
VIM. t. Johnson, late United States
Army, Tacoma Park, d. O., writes.
"Please put me down as thorough
believer in Peruna as a catarrh remedy
and as tonic good for the effects not
only Of that obnoxious disease, but to
tone up the system that has been over.
taxed or run down by continued strain,
eitherphysical or mental. Itisparticu.
larly excellent as tonic.n-Wm. It.
Johnson.
). II. Simpson, late Lieutenant Of
United States Army, oOl 10th street, N.
w. Washington, d. c., writes;
"Peruna has been used for catarrhal
troubles by many Of my acquaintance
with such beneficial results that am
satisfied Of its great curative excellence
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MARRIED THIS WEEK.
Couples Who Have Abandoned Single
Life Last Few Days.
Marriage licenses were issued to the
following parties this week:

Marriage licenses were issued TO the
following parties this week;
Herbert Cohen, Salt Lake .........S1
Anna Morris Salt Lake ........24
W. +. Bowerman, Salt Lake .,.."..,24
Alice |. Beeman, Salt Lake ......H
Il. II. De Puy, Denver, Colo.
Nettie r, Stevens, ogden, Utah ..,2S
p, O. Anderson. Eureka ...,",.SS
Annie NJ. Holm, Eureka ....,u".S3
Philip Spencer, Mill Creek ....,.,.32
Mabel A. Lester, MIL Creek .......2O
Joseph Van Newland Murray .....37
Linnea Lindberg, Murray .....26
Andrew Lundquist, Murray ......,H
Jennie Bethulsen. Logan .,.......2O
J. +. Berthulsen, Logan ..,......22
Betsy LundQuist, Murray go. lis
A. II. Burt. Salt Lake .............24
Fannie Wiscomb, Salt Lake .......25
Roscoe KunKel, Salt Lake .........22
Arvilda Macknight. Salt Lake ......i9
b. $. Griffin, Union 49,. ..........27
Edith f. Wells, Sandy ..........23
Andrew Blair, Salt Lake ..........25
Emelie Hoagland, Salt Lake ......25
A. w. Smith, Spring Lake ........22
Alice f. Butler, Spring Lake LIB
A. j. Gerrans, Salt Lake ..........20
Martha Sterling. Salt Lake ......19
W. r. BrInton, Salt Lake ..........27
Viola l.. Smith, Salt Lake .......1s
Ernest McNeer, West Liberty, Ky..2i
Nora Leigh. Pleasant Green. Utah.ls
II. ]. Schmidt, Los Angeles. Cal....,sl
Phoebe II. Newman. Salt Lake 81
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MORNING SESSION.

Ron call Of officers and teachers.
Singing, Welcome Welcome Sab
bath Morning page a.
Prayer
Singing, In Our Lovely Deseret,
page 100.
Sacrament.
Minutes Of last session
Glass exercise from kindergarten de-
partment
Glass recitation from primary de-
partment, Joseph Fielding Smith"
Concert recitation by entire school,
30 My Father"
Song by first intermediate girls.
Concert recitation WORD OF Wis
dom" first intermediate boys.
Song, Sweet Sabbath School," page
lil.
Remarks from visiting brethren.
Song Let Love Abound" page H.
Benediction.
EVENING SESSION
Roll call of officers and teachers.
Singing, To-day" page 15l,
Prayer.
Singing, Cause of Truth" page 1877.
Sacrament.
Recitation, Florence Ayeson Of sec
ond division, second intermediate de-
partment.
Class exercise, Life OF Christ" first
division, second intermediate depart.
ment.
Duet, Sylvia Coombs and Mile
West, second division, second interme-
date department,
Eight-minute lecture, Faith and
Repentance Joseph j. Paul, repre-
sentin theological department.
Eight-minute lecture, Baptism"
Jennie Bird Of theological class.
Solo, Gertrude Williams.
Remarks visiting brethren
Closing song, Marching Homeward,"
page IS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-14
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONFERENCE
Program Of Exercises in the Twenty
Seventh Ward Chapel Tomorrow.

Following is the program for the
Twenty-seventh ward Sunday school
conference, TO be held in the basement
Of the new chapel tomorrow, at 10 a.
m. and p. M
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'n0nder Mountain Carriers los,

|nssS.S Mont. Feb. l8.--Adyices hive
that tTo " ~ from Placerville. idaho.
nsr bs V lhunder Mountain mali car,
I'D an ,, been lost in the mountains
hen Il eope Of their being alive has
the rs,i' sOned Charles liagena was
|lanls5s ~, carrier and was accom-.
rh,,ss -, ny another carrier ON the t tin
~ s name Is unknown. ~ '"'' UP
isyort sr ea,'leIs have arrived and thew
b sons nv, go, ah average OF Is feet deem
lsn tss p Ss,, IS feet deep. They re =
|lss Who were caught in q SHOWS prTS-
| ha y, sI t = Intense. No news has hoor
iSae Y s hsgena and his compa nds Og for
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Time Table
In Effect Feb. |,
1903
ARRIVE.

From Ogden, Portland, Butte and
9an FRANCISCO, ,,... .,..,',.,,,,,....' e5J AN
IRON Ogden and intermediate
From Callentes, Milford, Nephi,
Provo, and intermediate points 1886 a m
From ogden, Cache Valley, Chicago
~ Louis Omaha, Denver and In
termediate points ...,,........,..,G: Ol pm
FROM Ogden, Chicago, st, Louis,
San Francisco =, .,.,,'..,.,, 40, pm
Terminus -, -. -. 49,. -, 800 pm
vo. and Manti. ~. 49, ''.'.,...... 53j .. m
Portland. San Francisco. ......'.'. $40 r.m
DEPART.
for Ogden, Omaha, Chicago, Denver,
Kansas City and t. Lous. : 20 am
for Imlc, Merour, Provo, Nephi
'For GARFIELD Beach Too Tooeit and and
Terminus .. .. -. -, ........,. 7;s5 a. m
land, san Francisco and inter
-, mediate points CO.. 90. .t...... t;Y am
For Ogden Omaha. Chicago. Den.
yer, Kansas city, St. Louis and
san Francisco 80, g.. .......,.R:So pm
Fot Ogden, Cache Valley. Denver.
kansas city, maha, st. Louis aud
.Chlc,aso...,;........ .....,. ,......- 5.i5 pm
entes and intermediate points,. 8:O5 pm
For Ogden, Cache Valley, Butte,
Helena, Portland. san Francisco
and intermediate polnts...............12: 3oam
N. SCHUMACHER Act 1'raf Mgr.
y. ~ HURLEY, q. p. & T. a.
ID. s. SPENCER. A. g. =. q A.
Oily Ticket Once, col Main street
., Telephone go.
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treatment for Alcobo,,, NJ

,sIs 's sii 5grk I, Feb. il--Dying in prison
tsilhs IN ss y hh0nrs Of each other. their
.'eAolsn IN nv, instance attributed To
Win Of , sllle at least one was the
~ men b.s ~ ,si ,ured skull. the fate Of
.nsysn.rp,s yea the coroners TO start
y reatnep, I've si,e such persons medi.
The four 1 H.. before imprisonment.
1s.i IN ths w soroners were unani-
"' opinion that the commit.
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ASiI5NiYlEIIER ego E1!o! GR4 @
RIO GRANDE WE5l[[SSNV
Current Time Table.

=. LEAVE SALT LAKE CITY.
NO. 6-for Grand Junction. Dem
yer and points east ......,,,. -. $50 a m
no. s-tor Provo. Grand Junction
"a ana al points cas-, .......,,.,.., a.i5 pm
NO. For Provo. Grand Junction
"a ana all points cast .......,..... s.sopm
No. lQ-For Bingham. Lehi, Provo,
manu-, Matysyale and intermedi-
no s|For Eureka Psysop Heller '''' t. "
rIeyo and all intermediate
No. ii-For ogden and ali inter. ~ > "
mel ate points -. -. -. .,... $40 pm
No. J. For Ogden and the west 20 pm
30 l-For Ogden and the west. 1870 .. m
10 b-for Ogden and the west . $50 Q. m
No, l0-For Park City ............. sis an
ARRIVE SALT LAKE oITYi
NO lx-from Ogden and all inter-
mediate points o.. ............... 9.OJ IN
no From Provo. Grand juno
ton ana the east .,..,.,...... 1855 an
ton and The east =. 80. IRIS p m.
No. y-From Provo, Grand juno
ton and the east %. =, - 1919 p. m
NO, a-From Provo, bingham,
Eureka, Marysvale. Mants and
intermediate points .,........... s;oo D. m
30. e-From ogden and the west $50 a. N
70. 2-Erom ogden and the west 3.0 D m
No. t--fron Ogden and the west g.le D. IN
No. From Eureka. Pays0n, He
Der Provo and intermediate
No i6i-From PARK c iii' ...'i t:ispm.
Perfect dining car service.
Sleeping cars 10 Chicago without
change,
Ticsei omee, ice West second south. Pos,
once corner 'Pbone9oS
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THE DEAD.

death ''''''' S0"iueu "
and burned =" 'N'N
IAN, James Wright brakeman, aged "a,
S AIDED and injured internally.
lne SOL above the tracks had been
.;, by recent rains and a auan-
NY IVY ., q rocks had tumbled TO the tracks.
aue side occurred a few minutes before
, ,.e ualn arrived at the spot and as the
,.l was going at high rate OF speed.
. ssle was no possibility Of stopping In
su,e 70 prevent the crash. The engine
s, ss thrown high into the air. and
s,su.ea on It's side, pinnlng the three
Ssr s1G,suna'e men under 1t and the es-
sss,, 9s steam literally scalded them TO
M zen cars Immediately behind
4 heap. ''N anu piieu III
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FOR THE LIBRARY.

The following Sc volumes will be add
ed to the Public library Monday morn
ing. Feb. l6 1903.
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Gen. Joe Wheeler, the Hero of
Sen Juan Hill, Who Lead
the W0rld-RenOwned
Cavalry Charge
Endorses Pe.ru-na as an Effect.
i've Catarrh Remedy.

Major General Joseph Wheeler
commanding the cavalry forces
In front of Santiago says:
81 join with Senators !SuIH.
van, Roach and McEnery In
their good opinion of Peruna.
II Is recommended to me by
those who have used IL as an
excellent tonic and particularly
effective as a cure for catarrh."
Joseph Wheeler.
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THREE MEN KILLED.
IN a Wreck on the d. Il o. at VII
emma, Pa.

washington Pennsylvania, Feb. 49,
y n wreck at Vienna station, on the
baIumore and Ohio railroad about "a
inlIes west OF this place, today, three
men We're Killed, the train to which
ney belonged was piled in a confused
mass on the tracks which were torn
W several hundred yards and all traf-
ac polh east and west is blocked on
as rOad An east-bound freight train,
slusE large boulder lying on the
ta% IN the cut just west Of Vienna