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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-30
MANCHURIAN
TROUBLE GROWS
Japan and Great Britain Are Very
Active,
LATTER WILL BACK FORMER
nit IL Found Necessary a. situation
Develops 10 Have Recourse 20
Ultimate Resources

Victoria, b. c., May S0-Accordlng to
mail advlces from Japan the Niroku
shlmpo publishes very sensational news
on the activity of Japan and Great
Britain in connection with the Man
churia affair TO the effect that In view
Of the unwaTantable action Of Russia,
despite strong warning given conjoint-
ly with Great Britain the situation has
become no more bearable to Japan.
Instructions have accordingly been is
sued 20 certain army division and
TO two naval stations to prepare for
emergencies. 1t IS also stated that
secret note has been received from the
British government 10 the effect that
Great Britain IL quite prepared TO back
Japan II 1t is found necessary as the
situation develops TO have recourse to
ultimate measures in the final settle
mcnt Of the Manchurian problem or
even 90 so far as to take protective
measures conformity with Japan,
This report Is not found In any other
Japanese paper
NO RADICAL ACTION.
Pekin, May 3O.-Pau Lessar, the
Russia minister, has returned after a
visit 10 st, Petersburg No radical ac-
ton regarding Manchuria Is expected,
but the course OF events Indicates that
Russia Will enforce her policy there,
notwithstanding Chlna's formal refusal
TO grant her demands. The attempt TO
open new towns In Manchuria to for
l. fan
mats are watching this feature Of the
situation eagerly, as being a test Of
Russia's influence. The Chinese con-
tinue to oppose the proposal represen-
tating that they never intended TO do
30, and they add that under the present
circumstances Il is particularly unde-
sired because II would cause compica-
tons with Russia.
Although the treaty commissioners
point out that the admission Of other
foreigners to Manchurla and the es-
tablIshment OF trading centers of other
nations there would strengthen the OPP
position to the Russian advance, the
American and Japanese treaties are
likely to be signed without this pro-
vision.
TROOPS NOT YET WITHDRAWN.
Toxic, May lG-(Via Victoria, b. c.
May 2p)-The invasion troops have not
bten withdrawn from Manohuria and
the Japanese press shows deep indig-
nation at the delay While deprecat-
Ing any hostile counter demonstration,
the leading papers commend the United
States attitude in the matter and ass
SORT the necessity of making China in
slst on the completion Of the Manchu-
Tian convention.
on the 18th inst a Pekln dispatch
said that Russia had modified" her
famous seven DEGREES TO three, as fol-
lows.
First-The powers shall be prohibited
rom interfering with Manchurlan ar
fairs.
Second-No foreign troops shall be
allowed 10 enter Manchuria.
Third-The mines and forests in Man
churla shall be protected by Russia
and China.
II IL said now that Russia will not
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-30
Child Poisons a Family.

Los Angeles, Cal, May 29-Frank f..
Ward and wife ana five visitors at
their home have been violently III for
several days. 1t developed today that
Gladys Willard, aged II years, whom
the Wards had taken into their home
on account Of her friendless condition,
had put rat poison In their food for
two days. She confessed, saying she
wanted to see how they would act ard
so enjoyed the first effects that she re-
peated the poisoning the next day.
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take any decided action until after
the arrival at Pekin OF former Minister
N. Lessar who comes straight from
81. Petersburg. The Russian fleet
which arrived recently from Cronstadt
Is also said to need RENTING.
In the meantime Russia has been
making various mysterious movements
OF troops and warships. which by some
critics are considered demonstrations
to ntimidate China into granting her
domnuds
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-30
KENTUCKY is INJURED.
by ENaggerations About Conditions
In Jackson Saws Gov. ReCkhnm.

Frankfort KY, May 29-Col Roger
D. Williams, IN charge Of the military
forces at Jackson. has been here this
afternoon for a conference with the
governor. Gov. Backham said today:
u have just been IN communication
over the long distance telephone with
Col. Williams. who Is In Lexington,
The situation has been exaggerated
and our state Is being done an injury.
No endorsements u troops has been
requested or is needed"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-30
Earth's Surface Subsidies.

Glasgow, May 29.-Alarmlng subsi-
dences Of the surface Of the earth have
occurred al Motherwell, which has q
population Of 10000 and is the center Of
the Lanarkshire coal ana iron district
The county hospital has been badly
damaged, necessitatlng It's partial aban-
donment The high school has a wide
rent IN one Of It's walls, and the street
car powerhouse ana many other build
lngs have been damaged. The subsl-
dences are attributed to the mines be.
meath MotherWell.
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An Italian Murdered.

Kalispel Mont, May 29--Word has
reached here of the murder Of an Ital-
ian railroad laborer near ReXford on
the Great Northern CUTOFF The Ital-
ian, with two fellow countrymen, went
into a saloon at Rexford on Thursday
named OBrien, who saw them get the
money waited for them a few miles
out Of town and commanded them to
throw up their hands. Two Of them
complied. The third reached for his
gun and was shot dead. The highway
man robbed the two living men and
rhed the corpse. A posse is IN pursuit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-30
Tons of Mail Matter for Dawson.

Vncouver b. c.. May SO--Between 20
and 30 tons OF mail matter dispatched
BY parcel post from eastern points 10
Dawson during the past winter Is ~
ing stored az the Vancouver postoiiice
awaiting the raising OF the embargo
placed on that class Of matter during
the close season Of navigation on the
Yukon. This accumulation OF mail viii
be shipped north on IN steamer
Princess May which is scheduled 10
sail June g on aud after that date
all classes Of mail destined for the
Yukon below White Horse Will be for
warded. the service being maintained 10
the close OF the Yukon river nayiga-
ton.
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Bruce Price Dead.

New York May 3O.-The death is an
nouncod here. says the Herald's cor
respondent Ia Paris Of Bruce Price
of New York, aged IS years Mr.. Price,
V no was president OF the architectural
society of America and a member OF
many prominent New York clubs, was
one Of the best known architects of the
I'nlfal Statns
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-30
Zoo Great a Risk.

In almost every neighborhood some-
one has died from an attack OF collie or
cholera morbus, often before medicine
could be procured or a physician sum-
moued A reliable remedy for These
diseases should be kept az hand. The
risk Is too great for anyone TO take.
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarhoea Remedy has undoubtedly
saved the lives OF more people and re-
lieyed more pain and suffering than any
other medicine in use. II can always
De depended upon. For sale by all drug
gists,
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The Ferris Wheel to be sold.

Chicago. May SO,--An order has been
issued IN the circuit court directing
that the Ferris wheel that stood on the
Midway at the worlds fair be sold af-
ter June to the highest bidder and
II 10 bids are received II will be
broken up and sold for junk,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-30
Sentenced for Delaying Mail.

Denver Colo, May 30.--John G. Wood
and Alexander Allison. charged with
delaying the United States mail by dis
aiding a Union Pacific engine az Deer
Trail Aug. 6. 1902. have been convicted
In the United States court and fined
500 each. The alleged act was claimed
20 be an outgrowth OF the boilermak-
ers' and machinisis' strike.
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n the future OF the camp is most

in the future Of the camp Is most
marked
John Robert Of Paris. France at large
on cash bail Of $1,000 pending trial for
a revolving crime, quietly stole down
the Yukon In a small boat accompanied
by Count Emile de Rourelli q compan-
ion and friend It Is believed that the
police will make no effort TO bring him
back.
A moral wave similar to that existing
in coast cities has been In progress for
some time, with deadly effect The re-
suit has been a great scattering of gam
blers and grafters.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-30

numerous fires occurring in ottawa and
the surrounding country, upon the sug-
gestlOn Of Mayor Cook. the minister of
militia, Sir Frederic Borden, has given
instructions that the sky be lombard
ed by the artillery nj Nepean POINT
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Big Fire In Chicago.

Chicago, May 3O,-The three-story
factory Of Paul j. Daemicke q Co..
manufacturers Of butchers supplies at
Campbell avenue and Washington
boulevard was burned to the ground
early today. Loss $500,
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To Romhard SKY for Rain.

Ottawa. Ont, May S0--In conse-
quence Of the scarcity Of rain and the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-30

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The evening world., 1903-02-04

The heaviest gloom OF what appeared
TO the ordinary person TO be atmos-
pherlc phenomena left almost as sud
denly as 1t came. lasting only a few
minutes. The flashing OF the lights made
a beautiful sight as seen from the dome
OF the pulitzer Building. Then the at
mosphere cleared and became brighter
than 1t had been all morning.
During the darkness the electric lights
in all surface and "L" road cars were
turned on and kept lighted until the
atmosphere had cleared.
Al the Weather Bureau the weather
forecaster In charge said:
"For minute or more II was as dark
as night, and imagine that the whole
city was plunged into darkness. as well
as the downtown district.
1t was only very heavy fog. A
particularly black cloud settled over us.
That is the only way can account for
1t In the absence of any reports to the
contrary"
The fog that accompanied the rain
delayed all traffic. especially on the
water. All ferry-boats were anywhere
from Ave to seven minutes late. Dur
The evening world., 1903-02-04
Chicago SIeetbound and Storm
Worst in Years in Nebraska,
South Dakota and Wyoming,
While California Has Snow.
GALE MOVING EASTWARD
Trains Are Blocked, Wires Down at
All Points and Much Suffering
Reported-Toledo the Storm Gen.
tire To-Day.

CLEVELAND, o., Feb. L-For the
first time in many years the city was to-
day entirely cut of from telegraphic and
telephone communication with Chicago,
as the result OF very heavy sleet storm
in the vicinity of the latter city during
last night. The telegraph companies re-
ported that Chicago was completely iso-
lated, the heavy sleet having broken
down the wires at hundreds OF points.
Every available lineman was hurried
20 the scene OF the trouble and the work
OF repairing the breaks pushed for
ward rapidly.
by hard work partial communication
with principal points was established
this afternoon.
The weather here to-day was clear and
mild. the mercury registering Sc above.
The stoTm which Is moving east-
ward Is real blizzard, and informa-
tlon from various points tells of record
cold weather ami suffering.
Its area is extremely wide, extend
ing from the Pacific coast to tho re-
gion OF the great lakes.
Snow has fallen for the firpt time In
ten years In various parts or CALIFORNIA
and the temperature IL eNcepuonhllS
low. Both sides OF Santa Clara Valley
are covered with n white mantle, and
the mercury ia below the freezing poin
at Los Angeles. San Berrandino ant
Riverside.
Advices from Nebraska, South Dakota
and Wyoming are to the erect that the
worst blizzard In many years n raging
in those sections. Trains are snowoount
and there is little or no telegraph OF tele
phone service.
The storm centre at noon to-day was
at Toledo, and high gales with heavy
snow and sleet were moving eastward.
The evening world., 1903-02-04
THE EDITORS BRAIN
Did Not Work Well Under Coffee.

A brain workers health Is often in
jured by coffee, badly selected food
and sedentary habits. The experience
of the managing editor OF one of the
most prosperous newspapers In the
fee illustrates the necessity OF proper
feeding for the man who depends
on his brain for living.
"Up to three years ago" writes this
gentleman, 81 was a heavy coffee
crinker. knew It was injuring me.
1t directly affected my stomach and
| was threatened with chronic dys-
pepsla. II was then that my wife
Lersuaded me to try Postum Food
Coflee. The good results were so
marked that cannot say too much
for 1t. When FIRST prepared did not
fancy II, but inquiry developed the
fact Il at cook had not boiled II long
enough, SO next time had II properly
made and WAS charmed with 1t. Since
that time coffee has had no place on
my table save for guests. Both my
sell and wife are fond OF this new
cup which cheers but does not liz
ebriate' In a much truer and litter
sense than coffee. My stomach has
resumed It's normal functions and !
am now well and strong again men
tally and physically.
II am confident that coffee is a pol
son to many stomachs. and | have
recommended Postum with great
smccoss TO number OF my friends
Who were suffering from the usa OF
coffee" Name given by Postum
Co., Battle Greek. Mich. =.
The evening world., 1903-02-04
HANGS HERSELF
TO DOOR.H|NCE,
Disciple of Mrs. Eddy Had Pains
in Her Head, and, Failing
to Cure Herself, Took Her
Life.

Long months of suffering which Chris
tian Science failed to relieve drove Miss
Ella NJ. Fiske to take her life. She
hanged herself at Mrs. Ryan's board
ing house. No. l52 West Ninety-seventh
street. Her body was found by her
friend, Mrs. Il. y. Gale, who told tfle
Coroner she lived at No. 3sl Fifth
avenue.
Miss Fiske had suffered from pains
in the head. When medicine failed 10
help her she resorted to Christian
Science and many books on the subject
were found in her room. She thought
for time that she was growing bet
ter, but OF iate the pains had been
severe and she grew more despondent.
Mrs. Gale spent much time with her
in order to keep her In god cheep She
was in her room yesterday afternoon.
leaving about 3 o'clock. with word that
she would be back soon after 0 o'clock.
Soon after she went Miss Fiske. tied q
curtain cord around her neck and
hanged herself from the hinge on the
door,
The evening world., 1903-02-04

CLEARING IS EXPECTED.
Weather Man. However, 10 Not Sure
Yet just How II viii All Turn Out
In the End, and All Traffic Is De.
layed.

New Workers. had n new brand of
weather added to the forty-eight varie-
ties to-day. Fog. rain and darkness
when the sun should have been shining
brightly made UP the new kind OF
weather.
The darkness came at s.36 o'clock.
and for a few minutes the atmosphere
looked az though q tornado was coming
out OF the West. First the clouds that
had been hanging over the city were
black and then. as the darkness was In
creased, they took light terra Gotta
appearance that lasted about n minute
and a quarter. In the midst OF the dark
ness gas Jets and electric bulbs flashed
out their light from all downtown offices
where the clerical force begin at s A. NJ
The evening world., 1903-02-04
WOMAN STOPS
CRUEL DRIVER.
He Was Beating His Horse with
the Butt of His Whip when
Mrs. John F. ZiIby Interposed
and Caused His Arrest.

A lover OF animals and a woman who
stands by her convictions is Mrs. John
F. Zebley, wife OF banker. at No. So
Broadway, who lives at No. 81 West
Seventy-fifth street. Mrs. Zebley APP
peaied in the Court of Special Sessions
to-day as the complainant against Her
man Cooper. the driver of coal cart.
whom she accused OF abusing his horse.
The prospect of appearing as a wit
ness In a court of law did not appal Mrs.
Zeoley. She was composed as she took
the stand and told her story in such a
clear, straight forward manner that the
prisoner was fined sl5,
According ia ho- testimony she was In
her home on Dec. IA. 1902. when she
heard man shouting in the street
Going to the window she looked Out
and saw big horse ATTACHED to a cart
laden with coal slipping and sliding
along the slippery pavement.
Cooper was sitting on the cart. ours
ing and belaboring the horse with whip
Two or three times the willing animal
fell to his knees. but he was unable tc
move the load. Finally Cooper, leap
ing from his seat, began to pound the
animal on the head with the butt OF
his heavy whip.
This was too much for Mrs. Zebley.
She hurried out OF the house and made
Cooper cease beating the horse. Then
che got policeman and had the driver
arrested.
Cooper had no defense when arraigned
to-day. save that It was necessary to
whip the horse to make him pun the
load. He had no excuse to offer ior
using the but end OF the whip. Mrs
Zebley said she was satisfied with the
fine imposed.
The evening world., 1903-02-04
MEDICAL MARVEL.
CURES BY THE NEW
OSCILLATION TREATMENT
The New Treatment Uniformly Sue.
eesstul in Res.sring Uteful Hearing
ard Useful Sight, Even in Cases that
Had Been Declared Hopelessly Incur
able by All Othe. Methods.

Dr. Gardner Is doing something marvellous a;
his ofness. No. 435 9th ave.
BY his new Oscillation treatment he 10 restor-
ing useful ALght TO those who were blind and use
fuI hearing 10 those who were deaf. even In cases
that had been declared hopelesaly incurable.
Marvellous. Yes. marvellous. because new.
The lucifer match WAS once marvel, Just a.
the Roentgen ray was miracle. So were
ightning rods and telephones. The sparks arc
aiWayu flying fOm some rsSplendent new fact,
All history sparkles with what were miracles I'M
the wonder OF them was lost In their usefulness.
Dr. Gardner. by his new Oscillation treatment.
10 restoring TO stricken creatures two of the
lost human senses-slght and hearing.
The throngH of people sEho have been witness
ing the gradual but certain cure OF deafnes,
aud blindness by DR.. GArdner-the delegations
OF medical men who have been witnessing the
triumph OF the new Oscillation treatment-arH
dlI,led by the novelty OF the achievement The
medical profession has had the hsartAche for a
thousand years over the apparent physical i'm
possibility OF accomplishing lust what Dr. Gard
doing
The evening world., 1903-02-04

ing the intense darkness not q ferry-
boat In any slip attempted 70 croe=
either the East or North river, and
those that were caught out on the
water went very slowly. blowing their
whistles constantly TO avoid collision.
All along the river front the foR-bolIa
kept tolllng continuously. Hif7ls
OF course, all the New Jersey COM
muters were late. So were the IL
hind schedule time Harlemites who take
express trains were particularly de-
layed because OF the fog.
The local Weather Bureau received the
Il.30 o'clock to-day:
Warnings for high westerly winds are
ordered displayed along the coast from
North Carolina to New York. Severn
storm central over Eastern Lake Eric,
moving east and northeast westerly
Winds this afternoon. becoming high
this evening"
The evening world., 1903-02-04
LEG AMPUTATED
IN A WAGON WHEEL
Dropped from the Boys Body
When the Vehicle Stopped
Driver Arrested.

Eaght-year-old Jimmy" Mcclure. OF
No. SO Morris street. Jersey City. was
playing on the sidewalk in front OF his
home when one OF John Hurley's coal
trucks came along.
Spectators say Jimmie ran out 10
stAsl a ride on the truck. He slipped
and fell whom near the rear wheels OF
the truck. His right leg slipped in be-
tween the. spokes.
Before the driver could pull up his
team the wheel had turned, carrying
"Jinmte'g" right leg around against a
spring. Suddenly there was a report.
"yimmie's" leg had been broken.
Jimmie" fei limp and unconscious on
ene hlde OF the wheel while his leg.
BROKEN on clean, fell on the other side,
.JehnAon. wa arrested and held ON 4
e4af6e = aooAeus A1aAult and bat
The evening world., 1903-02-04
DYNAMITE SCARE
IN THE CITY HALL
Frightened Officials In Jersey
City, but II Was Only a
Hoax.

Everybody ran out OF tho City Hall
In srsey city this morning when II
became known that a porter had found
n bomb labeled dynamite" In a waste
paper basket In room O.
oniciais and clerks stood on the side
walk until policemen put the cylinder
into a bucket OF water and carried II to
Police HEADQUARTERS.
Chief Murphy examined the oontr1-
vance and found Il contained only a
dry battery.
This looks like Democratic plot n
2et back into power" said the chief
But for our ofncers the Republican,
would have Loaf s2nTel st ths City
Hail" ~ -
The evening world., 1903-02-04
PlTTSBURG MENACED
BY RISING WATERS.

PITTSBURG, Feb. 4.-Heavy rains
here aud at the headwaters have caused
the rivers 10 rise rapidly and n fiood
Is threatened. There Is already All eigh-
een-foot stage at this point. and II Is
predicted that the twenty-four-foot
mark will be passed.
This will be two feet above the danger
line. 1t will result In the inundation Of
the lowlands OF Allegheny and Pittsburg
and will force the suspension OF opera
tions in many mills and factories lining
the Monongahela and Allegheny Rivers
The evening world., 1903-02-04
STORM GUT CHICAGO
OFF FROM NEW YORK

Chicago was cut of from New York to-
day. In consequence of the blizzard
there. Telegraph and telephone wires
were down and stock brokers and busi-
ness firms were unable to get communi-
cations OF any sort until late in the day.
Ths telegraph and telephone companies
are working hard TO make full connec-
tions with tie Windy City. but the line
men are ha mpered by heavy snow, high
winds and masses OF sleet, which have
coated the wires.
The evening world., 1903-02-04
.THREE-DAY STORM
FLOODS TENNESSEE

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. Feb. 4-The
storm which has prevailed throughout
this section for three days reached n
rents for five hours and the wind
reached almost cyclonic velocity.
Streets were flooded. signs blown down.
trees uprooted and telegraph and tele-
phone wires badly demoralized. The
rennessee River IL rising rapidly.
The evening world., 1903-02-04
hopelessIy Bllnd-NOw Sees.
Ir, IxnatE Wagner. AOT East 18th


MIR. IEnatE Wagner, 4O7 East 18th
ST., N, y. city.
II was almost totally blind and vAs told ny
'imouS eye specialists that my ease vas hopeless
md that there NAA absolutely nothing knONn
slt ~ould help me. DT, Gardner has restored
ny 'lsh withoF pA!n or operation under the
Stone Deaf Both ElS-Now Hears
MIR. John }. Kane, 226 Ra andOlph
81, PaAsatc, n. -, was Stons dsai In both
'sr' '-hsn he cams 20 pr. oSrdHsr To-day he
hear and understand conversation,
By his New Oscillation Treat nt
ar. Gardner cures Cataract, GlAu-
coma, White spots, Gran alatsd
Lids, Optic Nerve DiSeaAes-laIl
causes OF BIindnesA), aud all forms OF
Deafness, Head Noises, DiachArE-
Ing EArs, and all Ear DiseaSeS-Dosi-
lively without any form OF opera
dion, patn or possible injuFy 10 the
eye or ear.
DF. Gardner May be consulted
daily from % A, VI. 10 y. W., sun
days 10 untiI =, ne his private Of
nee, A35 Fifth avenue, between
3Sth and B0th streetsI New York
city, where ali istssFs shSuia be
AAAsessse.
The evening world., 1903-02-04
Law STUDENT. to Pas. characterr.-.

Applicants FOR admission TO the bar
will be examined as to their character
at 1.3O p. VI. on Friday in the Appellate
Division of the Supreme Court. Thc
Committee on Character is composed OF
Francis Lynde Stetson. Theron Strong
and Silas Brownell.
The evening world., 1903-02-04

QUICK ANSWERS TO HELP
CALLS come TO advertisers who put
their Help Wanted" advts, IN the
Sunday World. Competent workers
seeking smploywsat look to Sum
~ World wants Tor EaidAaaA -