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patches the retiring president Of Hon
duras, Gen. Sierra had refused TO turn
oter the presidential power TO Senior
BCnllla and had made efforts to per-
suade congress to declare the latter =
election null, while Senator Bonilla hal
retired to Amapala island where he
hsd gathered his followers and guam
tity OF munitions Of war and. had
threatened to start a revolution II he
dio not obtain his rights. A later dis
potoh announced that the Honduran
congress had approved the election OF
Bcnilla.
A dispatch from Panama Jan. 20, re-
ported that Gen. Varahona and Manuel
Rlvas had organized a force on the
frontier OF Guatemala and started a
revolution In Salvador. The president
az Salvador, Senior Regalado, had left
the capital TO engage the rebels
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Funston May Go to Philippines,

Topeka, Kan, Jan. 29,--Gen Freder-
ick Funston said tonight he would not
be surprised II he We're ordered back to
the Philippines before long He has
recovered from all his wounds, he says,
and can well endure active service for
q while In answer 10 question, Gen.
Funston expressed doubt as TO the sta
bility Of the Cuban government He
said, however, 1t had a better chance
for prosperity than south American re-
publios on account of high character Of
the men In control.
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Edgartown, Mass, Jan 3O,--Capt. Ed
win Coffin. Of Edgartown. Marthas
Vineyard, a veteran whaler says he Is
70 command the William Zelgler Arctic
expedition. which will start from from
zoe Norway Ia June, and make an
other effort 90 reach the North Pole.
M Zeigler has placed no limit on the
expense.
zone thing ! shall insist upon" said
CAPT. Coffin. lis the selection OF men.
shall have every man on board a
Yankee, and / shall pick them from
the most experienced Ice sailors OF thu
section"
Capt Coffin purposes 20 provision the
America for about three years. There
win be about 200 Arctic dogs to draw
the sled party.
He will push directly from Franz
Iosefland. and then work up IN the
Arctic foes as far as the ice conditions
viii permit.
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THE BASKETBALL CONTEST.
l., %. \. q, Team Defeated the Wood
men by Score OF 35 to s-Tourn-
sment for Trap shooters.


The State street bowlers known as
the Harmonic aggregation, took on a
great streak " bowling last night In
their contest with the Elks, and II net
ted them just 200 20 the good In holding
second place in the race for the city
championship.
The antlered crowd were never IN the
running for a minute. The Harmonic
people started out to win and they kept
II up until the last pin was down. They
took five straight games and might
have taken more had there been any
more 20 take. The fourth game was
the only one which was close: then
the Elks came within seven points of
making It tie. Bauer, for the Har.
monte team, came pretty close TO thv
league record making the high average
o. 1876 Three others made scores
9bcye the 800 mark The averages and
scores for the five games follow;
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Big Bituminous Coal Combine,

New York, Jan. SO.--A powerful BIZ
luminous coal combination has just
been formed in this city by the coalition
Of the Consolidated Coal company Of
Maryland, the Paramount Coal compa-
n.y. Of West Virginia, and the Somerset
Coal company Of Pennsylvania. The
new company IL 10 retain the title OF
the Consolidated Coal company and will
have a total OUTPUT OF nearly TO-
100000 tons a year 1t win load 400 steel
cars a day and will have two piers in
Baltimore Qt which II viii be able to
nh a steamer Of over 1000 tons In ten
hours The principal sales agency will
be In this city.
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SOUTH AMERICAN AFFAIRS.
A Critical Situation Arises Ont of
Their international Relations.

Panama, JAN 3O.--The intervention
of the Central American republics in
each others international affairs has
brought about most critical situation
in Central America. President Manuel
Estrada Cabrera Of Guatemala is In
favor Of the elected president OF Hon
duras, Manuel Bonllla, while Gen. Zela-
va. president OF Nicaragua, and Gen.
Regaldo, president OF Salvador. insist
tNat the retiring president OF Honduras,
Gen. Terencio Sierra, shall continue In
the presidency.
Meanwhile the revolutionists are pre-
pared to start rebellion In Salvador
and, according to the latest news. the
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Actors stranded in MesIco.

San Francisco, Jan. So.-The Pacific
Mall steamer City OF Panama brought
from the isthmus three members OF the
theatrical profession who were stranded
In Panama. The trio formed part Of
the Gillette company, which left here
several months ago and stranded In
Guayaquil. There were six women Of the
company slowed away on the steamer
Colombia and beat their way TO Pana-
ma. Only three were fortunate enough
TO get passage to this city. The re-
malnder are penniless in Panama.
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yessels for ChIna Trade.

San Francisco, Jan. 3O--Gen. Mana
ger Van Buren, OF the China CONNER
cial Steamship company, who Is here
arranging terminals for the line, has
secured four steamships to run between
this port and the orient They are the
British freighter, Atholl, Lothian, Cla-
yerlng and Chung We. The first stem
en- viii leave Hongkong on April l.
Manager Van Buren, states that for the
present the itinerary OF the line viii In
clude Hongkong, japanese ports, Man
zanlllo, Mexico, and San Francisco.
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j, r.. Kelly, sporting Man, Dead.

New York, Jan 3O.--It Is stated that
James Il. Kelly. the well known SPORT
ing man, is dead IN Paris. The state
ment is made on the strength of pri-
yate adyices received in this city, but
none OF Mr. Kelly's relatives here have
received any notice OF the death Of their
Mnsman.
Mr. Kelly at one time owned num-
Der Of noted race horses among them
Dry Monopoe, Jacobus and Sister.
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Chicago. Jan. 3O.--James Tulloch, a
soap manufacturer choaked 70 death
last night while eating supper at a
downtown restaurant A large piece OF
meat lodged IN his wind-pipe, and he
died before a doctor could dislodge It.
Mr. Tuloch was 80 years old and was
az the head Of the firm OF James Tul-
loch and Company. He was unmarried
and so far as is known had no rela-
tives in Chicago. He Is said TO have
a brother living IN New York
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L'pool and Manchester in Partnership

New York Jan. 30.-Liverpool and
Manchester. hitherto deadly rivals In
trade have, according TO the London
correspondent OF the Tribune, entered
into a partnership In order TO bring
about cotton-growing within the Brit
ish empire, The two great Lancashire
cities are actively supporting the Brit
ish cotton growing association, which
has already begun operations on the
west coast OF Africa. and hopes shortly
20 be al work IN the est Indies. the
soudan and British East and Central
Africa.
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In the Ice bound land. The Pearl comes
from Unga, Alaska, with 1900 Goldfish,
Her officers state that the barometer at
Unga luctuated between 10 and IL de-
grees below zero. Snow had fallen,
covering the ground to great depth.
The white men residing In unga were
greatly affected by the cold, The crew
Of the Pearl also suffered.
The Pearl had a hard time fighting
her way out OF the ice. For sixteen
days the schooner lay motonless IN an
lee field 200 miles from Unga. only
by strenuous efforts was Capt Ipsen
able to free his vessel from the pack
and reach open water
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A MAINE ARGUMENT.

Senator Frye OF Maine desires to get
an increase OF salary for the consul at
sydney, Nova Scotia, and to pfurther
the scheme he had printed a document
calling that city the "Pittsburg Of the
East" After relating the great things
that make the place famous 1t closes
with the following.
Sydney IL hospitable to Americans
ard American competition, and 80 long
as she is able to supply us with coal at
81 per ton It is becoming for us TO
treat her with that consideration 70
which her merits and fortunate posi-
ton entitle her"
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Want Commodore for Captain,

Chicago, Jan. 9O-The Illinois COM
mandery OF the naval order Of the
United States, at It's annual meeting
has adopted resolutions requesting
Congress to substitute the rank of
commodore for that Of captain in the
United States navy. The change rs
urged on the theory that, inasmuch as
the master Of any small merchant ves-
sci is called a captain, the naval OFF,
GERS should have more distinction.
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To Prove What Swamp Root the Great Kidney Remedy will
Do for YOU every Reader Of the "Deseret News" May Have
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Want Venezuelan Afrair Terminated

New York, Jan. SO,-The nation is
anxiously awaiting the end OF the Ven
ezpelan AFFAIR says a dispatch to the
Tribune from London. y temporary
inipasse seems 20 have been produced
by the refusal OF the three powers TO
admit equality Of treatment all around,
but there will probably be a way out
Of the difficulty. No solution OF this
international problem can however re.
move the deep impression which was
made when the policy OF the British
foreign Office was first revealed 10 the
country. The reputation OF the govern
ment has been seriously damaged, and
warm time, consequently, Is in store
for tho ministers when parliament
meets on Feb. IL.
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VOLCANIC 10 salvador AolIye.

San Francisco. Jan SO.-The volcano
OF Isalco in the Central American re-
public OF Salvador has Increased In ac-
tiyity. For several months the vol
cano has been smoking, but now fire is
sues from the crater and Is accompan-
fed by subterranean rumblings. The
officers OF the steamer city OF Panama,
report that the volcano belches smoke
and FIRE at intervals OF about IL min
utes. The inhabitants Of Sonsanate,
a small town at the foot II the noun
tains are DESERVING the Mage because
OF fear Of an eruption.
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RANK RACE PREJUDICE.
Booker T. Washington Not Allowed
To Lecture in Florida.

Gainesville, Fla. Jan, SO.--Recently
w. n. Sheets, state superintendent Of
public instruction, invited Booker T..
Washington TO deliver an address be-
fore the joint convention Of county SUI
perintendents OF public instruction, and
the general educational board 10 meet
here Feb 4, sheats is severely censur-
ed in this, his home town. and W. NJ.
Holloway, county superintendent OF
public instruction, has telegraphed the
Gainesville Sun that Washington viii
not be permitted to speak in the audit
forum on the occasion.
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New York, Jan, SO.--An American
syndicate, capitalized at 1880 600, in
which are we'll known New York fnan-
clers, has been formed 10 take control
Of the principal street railroads and
electric lines in Holland The following
directors have been elected Henry J.
Pierce. w. Carl Ely. Charles w. Good E
ye0r ana Pendennls White OF Buffalo:
w f. Ranklns Of Niagara Falls. @. I.
Poissevain, II. $. Smlthers, w. w. Kel
sey, j. G.. White and James NJ. Ed
wards Of New York, and NJ. C. Roisse-
vain Of Amsterdam. Holland The Of
fcers elected were Henry ], Pierce.
president; G.. !. BoissevaIn, vice presl-
dent; w. f. Little. secretary, and 3D.
win Henderson, treasurer.
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Severe Winner in Alaska.

San Francisco Jan. 3o.--Alaska ls I'M
dergolng the severest winter that has
visited the northern country In twenty
years. Even the Esquimaux, who are
accustomed to the cold are suffering.
The little codnshing schooner Pearl,
which hes arrived from the north.
brings news OF the condition OF AFFAIRS
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MUST PAY TAXES.
win be Collected from Americans in
Isle of Pines.

Havana, Jan. 9O--Gen. Nunez, gov
ernor OF the province of Havana, In
which the Isle OF Pines Is included
says that the government has directed
the municipal officials In the Isle Of
Pines to collect the taxes which the
American residents there decline TO pay.
In default of payment the officials Will
have recourse TO the courts. Nunez at
tributes the memorial on the subject,
recently sent to Washington by the
American residents, solely to land spec
ulators. who, he alleges. mislnformed
the buyers TO the effect that the island
was bound to belong to the United
States.
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Salvador and Guatemala May Fight

San Francisco, Jan 3O.-When the
steamer City OF Panama, which has
arrived here. was at San Jose de Guate-
mala, the rumor was current that
Guatemala intended 10 go to war with
Salvador Troops were being mus
tered in Guatemala CITY,
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TO PUNISH KISSING.
Bill Introduced in Minnes sofa Legis-
lature for that Purpose.

Chicago. Jan. 3O.-A bill has been in
troduced In the Minnesota legislature
declaring that Il shall be unlawful for
one person TO kiss another unless he
can prove he is free from a contaglon
or infectious disease says dispatch
to the Tribune from ST. Paul. The bill
declares the certificate Of physician
declaring person to have a weak
heart shall constitute a bar to the In
diligence Of kissing. and violation Of
the bill Is accounted misdemeanor
and is punishable by fine of from 81
to s. for each offense.
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Woodmen. (


Referee-Jensen. Umpires-Rasmus-
sen and Dunn. Scorer-Grow. Time
kteper-Rodeback Twenty minute
halves. Goals from the tield-Stanton
10. Smith 3. Hirschyogel 2, Bean, Stew
art. Chrlsty, Lund Goals from free
throw-Lund 1, missed s; Stewart /,
Smith ]. missed 2, Clark I, missed 2;
Hirsohvogel /, missed @ Fouls-stan-
ton g. smith 2, Bean 8. Clark 4, Hirsch-
yogel 2. Dcitz. Malin. Lund, Stewart
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calvadorean and Guatemalan armies,
commanded by their respective presi-
dents, Cabrera and Regalado, were on
tht frontier accompanied by revolu-
ticnary refugees and on the point OF
lostilities According to previous dis
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Lawrence slnter nen.on Dead.

Newark. n. j. Jan. so.--Lewrcnce
Sluter Benson. author OF "Benson's
Geometry" and well known for years
as a novelist. philosopher and mathema-
tician. is dead az the city hospital here.
pcnnlless. Death was due to paralysis
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THE EIGHT HOUR BILL.

The petitions are pouring In for the
massage Of the eight hour bill and
some senator's who oppose the measure
are a great deal disturbed. Senator ri.
kins has announced himself as decided
" opposed to the measure. Il employ
a great many men," he says, 'and
win not pay them wages for 10 hour0
when they work only eight. As a sem
ator and one OF the trustees Of the gov
eminent to that extent ! am not going
10 vote that the government shall do
what / refuse to do" Other senators
are getting ready to fight the measure
and the prospects Of Its passing at this
lete day OF the session are not very
gCod.
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overman SELECTED for Senator.

Raleigh, N. c., Jan. 29-Lee S. Over
man was nominated for United States
senator In the Democratic caucus to-
night on the Glst ballot, The final vote
was: Overman, 70; Watson, IS; Craig
II, The nomination is equivalent TO
an election,
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A Weak
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mlttee Of the senate. Harmony and
mutual respect between the chairmen
Of the two judiciary committees ! be-.
heve 10 be essential to the effective
transaction OF IN important business
that comes before the two committees
II seems, therefore, that my respect
for the eminent chairman OF the house
committee requires ma not to express
opinions OF measures introduced by
him until they come TO the senate and
m nv committee In the regular way"
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HARMONIC TEAM

Totals .. o., ,.5S5 SCI 694 6Sa 692-2265
Averages-Bauer, l@ As; Alder,
1855 40; Spltz. l4l 10; Hamilton, l6S 10,
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GUN CLUB TOURNAMENT.

Avcrages-Lynn, i42 S-5; Tobin, lCS,
TEAMMATES, l6G 4-5; Barthel, l37 3-5.
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25 per cent of Mems Wooden Under
wear. see show window Nlcol
Crabbe Co, 22O Main Street.
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RACES AT OAKLAND.
Six Fayorites Fell by the Way Side
Yesterday.

San Francisco. Cal, Jan. 29.-Six IA
vorites went down to defeat al Oak
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-05-07
Jolly Banqueters.

The Laddonia Searchlight Club
gave its first annual banquet at the
home of Mr.. e. A. Wilder in that
city on the night of April %. Twen-
ty-eight guests were present. Those
from a distance were the Misses
Stewart and Lyon, of Centralia,
and Prof. Douglass, of Martins
burg.
Orchestra, vocal and piano mu-
sic made up an interesting program
until dinner was announced at
1920. Then the guests repaired
to the dining-room, which was
beautifully decorated in blue and
white, the club colors, where an
elegant dinner was served in seven
courses. Pres. Z. M. Denmark
then presided as POSTMASTER, while
tOasts were offered, as follows:
"Our guests" W. G.. Torreysou;
"Our Hosts" Hon. Walter Burch ;
"What the l.. S. G.. Has Accom-
plished, Lloyd Morey; "Our Off
GERS" R. b. Wilder; "What
Have Learned from the l.. S. c.,
Geo. B. lockwood; "Our Parting
Member" Prof. Rex Hancock.
Miss Lasher then read an interest
ing essay on "Womanhood ia
Shakespeare" Each speech was
brim full of wit and humor, and
caused much laughter and pro.
longed applause.
The party then returned to the
drawing-room, from which after a
pleasant chat the guests departed
at a very late hour.
The ban quet marks the close Of
the seasons readings of the club
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-05-07
THE JESSE FAMILY.
The Venerable Father Still
Holds the Government
Patent on His
Farm

The children and grandchildren
of Rev. w. j. Jesse gathered at
his home. 3 miles west Of Mexico,
Friday, May 1, to celebrate
the 18th anniversary of
his birth.
Mr.. Jesse was born in Virginia,
May 1, 1928, and moved to Boone
county, Mo-, with his parents, the
Rev. William M. and Mrs. Mary
A. Jesse, in 1888. They lived on
Big Cedar in that county about a
year and in 1884 moved within 3
miles of the present location of
Mexico which was then not in ex-
istence. When he became old
enough Mr.. Jesse entered so acres
of government land, part of it be-
ing his present farm, and he still
holds the government patent for
it.
In 1851 Mr.. Jesse was married to
Miss Minerva Black, who was a
native of Boone county. This esti-
mable couple lived on the home
place from the time of their mar
riage until the death of Mrs. Jesse
in October 1900. Since that time
Mr.. Jesse has continued to live on
the home place,with his two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Eugia Tinsley and Miss
Sallie Jesse, and three grandchil-
dren, one child of Mrs. Tins ley,
and two children of Mrs. P. A.
Brown, deceased.
Mr.. Jesse was actively engaged
in preaching the gospel for 80
years of his life, being sturdy aud
rugged iu his views of the lie aiding
problems Of the age. He has been
member of the Missionary Bap-
fist church since early manhood.
AlthO not being active in politics,
Mr.. Jesse is a staunch Democrat,
and, as with his religious views,
subscribes absolutely to the tenets
OF Cne cause
There were seven children pres
ent, only one being absent, w. c..
Jesse of Auxvasse. Those present
were: j. S. Jesse, j. E. Jesse, l
B. Jesse, on a farm near the home
place: Miss Sallie Jesse, G. T..
Jesse, the latter of Thompson: j..
r. Jesse; Mrs. Eugenia Tinsley
One daughter, Mrs. Brown, died
in 1899. There were % grand
children present and eight absent
Mr.. Jesse has four greatgrand
children, three being children OF
Mrs. T. w. Carter of Sherman,
FTeX., and one of j. G. Jesse O
| AuXVaSse.