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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-12
New Croton Dam.

New York, March l2-Winiam II.
Teneyck, president Of the aqueduct
commission. has announced that the
contractors for the new 81, 900 900 Croton
dam, would practically complete their
work by Dec !, and that the water
would be turned into the great basin on
that date. The new cam viii increase
the storage capacity for the city's water
supply by the huge total Of $4,000 900, 900
gallons, or nearly double the storage
capacity OF the present time. The new
dam is built six miles below the old
one, and when II Is full the top of the
old dam will be covered to a depth OF
more than 30 feet, The capacity of the
dam Is so great that should the city
use water from It at the rate of 2sS .O0O,-
600 gallons a day the present rate Of
consumption, the supply would cover
the city's needs about 267 days
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-12
There Is No Beauty Like the
Beauty of Health.

Nothing encourages beauty OF face
and form 50 much as healthy body,
Very much depends on the condition
Of the organs peculiar TO women.
These should perform their functions
regularly and be free from those
weakening influences so often con-
nected with life in the city.
DR.. R. v. Pierce. after making a
speciality Of woman's diseases, finally
found prescription, whose ingre-
dents were entirely Of vegetable on
gin. which bad a marvellous effect on
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Five Methodist Governors.

Chicago, March l2.--Five Methodist
governors will be the guests Of honor at
q banquet to be given at the Auditor
ium by the Chicago Methodist Social
union this evening The governors are
John VI. Mickey Of Nebraska. Winfield
j. Durbin Of Indiana, Aaron T. Bliss
of Michigan, John l.. Bates of Massa.
chusetts and Richard Yates OF Illinois.
Gov, S. X. Vansant OF Minnesota, an
other Methodist, sent his regrets.
Bishop McCabe and Bishop Fitzgerald
Of st. Louis will also be guests Of the
union. 1t Is expected that 500 persons
VIII be present. Gov. Yates will re-
spond to the toast "Illinois Methodism. q"
Gov. Mickey will speak on Method
ism and Twentieth Century Demands"
THE Future Influence of Laymen In
the Methodist Church" will be the sub
Ject OF Gov. Durbin's address. Meth
odism and the 81. Louis Fair" will be
Bishop Fitzgerald's subject and an ad-
dress will be given by Gov. Bliss
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-12

Englishmen. connected with prominent
English financial houses, came to
American and invested in land is Iowa
and Minnesota, They lived at Pipe
stone, Mimi, where they met Mrs.
Humble. and her three daughters Fred
and James Close married two Of the
girls, and the third was welded by s.
ii. Graves their business partner.
James Close was then about 20 years
old They came to Sioux City and lived
here for some time In 1889 James
Close was hurled from his horse in a
polo game.
Mrs. James Close. after her husbands
death, accompanied her sister TO Eng
land. There she married Eric Gordon.
but was afterwards divorced from her
husband.
The former widow Close then married
Lord Granville Gordon, her previous
husbands cousin.
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COMPULSORY ARBITRATION.
Gompers Appears Before New York
Legislative Committee.

Albany, n. Y. March il.--President
Samuel Gompers OF the American
Federation Of Labor appeared before
the senate committee on judiciary to-
day to oppose Senator Lewis bill pro-
vldisg for so-called compulsory arbi-
rauon Of labor DISTRIBUTES between
public service corporations and their
employees.
Mr.. Gompers said IF you enact this
principle into the legislation Of this
state and make labor compulsory even
whll Waiting for the decision of trb-
unaI or In connectlos With the award
OF that tribunal you will simply make
outlaws of peaceful ana lawabIdlng
cltl2eps II you outlaw strikers YOU
Will simply give place TO the harsher
measurcs--you cannot leglslate out OF
existence the right Of men to combine
and TO quit work II needs be Tor the
betterment Of their condition"
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|GRIKE BECOMES
VERY VIOLENT
|,,,.v,isn Men in Kansas City
Held Up
POLICE DREW REVoLVERs'
......,r, 10 10 SO 10 Di'perse
v" r.s, cat Traces TO Two
Loaded Wagons

v.,,,. city March ii.-Viol 81, ,. en-
A,' ,.,o me strike today of I'll driv-
al'a in rrIo ed BY the /. transfer com ON,
'' 'up y me- city. which went out TINS
IlnI', . for or an Increase in wages and
H'lplI ,,,on Of their unions Perhaps
t.,o Sundred men were employed dur
W. day to take the places OF the
ls ". ,bongh but little work was ac-
|,,spllshed by them
' na,,no the afternoon strikers ana
~. p' sympathlzers gathered in large
y, At several points in the west
- ..'.,. and held up wagons driven by
,n.union men ,ro,obt depot the
...s were forced to draw their re,
FN ~ dlsperse a crowd that mad
WV I'VE races v 10 two loaded wagons.
q, y" .,o,ber point George b. Evans
" .s.n 'i OF the American Express
y s@P,V' IN attempting TO disperse a
.~ ,I that was throwing stones at a
I I.I,0r Sred a shot into the ground N,
y fStin a striker, lnterfered, and
vi. move to draw a knife, when
,-5 men were arrested.
w ,s,s a. Mrs. Evans, wife of the man
t..,sa gave an exhibition Of nerve
u's" strtok with a whip the lead
y n n &C q crowd that interfered with the
,n,'ss Of wagon on which she was
s1iog Later Mrs, Evans took charge
!, ',1' wagon belonging to the Swoford
nv Goods company and, unalded,
AN. NM team through the crowd. Her
,tSress was uninterrupted
|n Mulberry street between Ninth
"A Tenth during the afternoon, a
'cud blockaded the thoroughfare and
@s,iened a non-union driver. Much
excitement prevailed, and the police
|vsg kent busy keeping the crowd In
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To Receive the President.

San Francisco, Cal. March 12.--The
committee OF 200 representative citi-
zens appointed by Mayor Schmitz to ar
range for the reception Of President
Roosevelt, has effected a permanent or
ganization by electing NJ II. DeYoung
president and G, II. Foulker secretary.
President DeYoung will name the MEM
bers Of the executive committee at an
early date and no time viii be lost in
outlining a plan Of procedure. SUBJ
committees viii be appointed and the
work OF arranging to receive the ma
TONS chief will go ahead rapidly,
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Postonice Thieves Arrested

Boston, Mass, March l2-The city
police, acting with postohlce inspectors,
have arrested five young men who II
Is charged, have In the last six months
robbed the mails of $4,000 Some OF
the prironers all OF whom were en-
ployed as mail wagon drivers. have ad-
mitted to the inspectors that they rip
ped open the mail bags is broad day
light In places no less conspicuous than
the North Union and South Terminal
railway stations.
Their plumber consisted Of gold
watches, rings, silyerware. reyolvers.
knives, books and brlc-a-hrac, some Of
which Is valued at a high figure. POST
Office Inspector Mcmillan. who has had
charge Of the Investigation, knows
whore most Of the plumber has been de-
posted, but only a small portion has
been recovered.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-12

from the Portland hotel last Monday,
and his friends fear he has met with
foul play, The police have been notl-
fed Of his disappearance and have
taken up the search for the missing
man, but as yet have found no trace
which would lead to his discovery. He
Is said to have had over $500 on his
person. Browns friends say that he
Intended to stay In Portland for time.
and then go to Seattle, News has been
sent TO Seattle and TO friends in Boise
Of his disappearance
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Lighthouso for Golden Gate.

San Francisco. March ll.-Under the
direction Of Capt. Valentine OF the
United States engineer corps n force OF
men has gone 20 Mile Rock, az the on
trance to TIE Golden Gate. and begun
the work OF preparing for the erection
OF lighthouse on the jagged peak.
Since the days OF the discovery of this
bay Mile Rock has been regarded as
one Of the most dangerous distractions
10 navigation on this part Of the coast
The CONSUME lion Of the lighthouse will
not oply remove the element OF danger
from ne rocks existence, but viii serve
ga guide 70 ships.
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No Moro Olean Xlctims.

Ocean, ~ Y, March il.-No further
deaths occurred as result OF the aw-
tul calamity which visited Olean on
Monlay nlpht. but each hour brings
forth the names Of more Of those who
are under the care OF local doctors for
treatment for buns At least 20 were
rcpurted today.
Tie patients ~ the hospital are all
dong RS wei as could be expected and
ir',es are entertained for their recoy-
cry.
SO far as con BE- learned the total list
Of Injured Is about As, including those
slightly hmned The funeral OF the
dead takes place tomorrow
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supplies for the America.

NV Yak, March l2,-Anthony Flala,
Iyttn v command the Zeigler expedi-
|in /, arch Of the north pole, and
rh ia aiIed for Liverpool, is going
shat 70 look after supplies and to
.iw npalrs made on the America. He
|tTNt TO be gone about a month, and
|sil return In time TO take out the re-
rirasr Of the party from Tromsoe
|s.fr IN 1nly.
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The Combine Absorbs the Plant at
Crockett, Cal,
1t STOPS TAXING ORDERS.
'sliiornIa-Hawailan Company Motif
Hes Its Agents Not 10 SELL Any
More for d. Account.

san Francisco. March l2.-The news
ct the absorption by the sugar com
bine Of the plant. output on hand and
raw products which had been contract
ed for Of the California Hawaiian
sugar Refining company at Crockett,
las caused quite a furry in the sugar
trade here. Raw sugar is firm and the
beet sugar market firm,
The California Hawaiian company
has stopped taking orders and notified
LIE agents at Los Angeles, Portland
Sacramento Seattle and other places
70 stop selling for their account. Or
ders have been received by importers
to deliver ships cargoes Of raw sugar
esuned to the California Hawaiian
companys wharyes TO the spreckels
people.
Inc line large cane and beet sugar re-
ming plant Of the California and Ha.
Nalian Sugar company at Crockett.
near this city is to be shut down to-
morrow indefinitely This means that
between 300 and 400 men viii be- out OK
employment and the town OF Crockett
VIII suffer q very serious setback,
The Chronicle says that, on the best
authority, 1t is stated that the plant
has been bought and absorbed, together
Win all Of It's contradiction raw prod
ucts' by the Spreckes Refining COM
pdny for the sugar trust.
Il i Rfthat tho YroetJnvt of a..
California and Hawaiian company. de-
MES that II has sold out TO the trust.
He says that selling conditions have
not been satisfactory, though the plant
has not been Improbable He added
that the company had decided 20 with
draw from business. but would not say
Whether or not the withdrawal would
be permanent.
Tho principal holders OF the Hawaii.
an stock, which was all closely held
and never on the market, were WEIGH
= Co., with their constituent planta-
tons in list, and Col z. s. Spaldng OF
Honolulu Brewer A. co HonoIulu and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-12
Ohio Mayor I'm Lnil-

Desher O., March 11.-Mayor ]. b.
Smith, arrested on his own orders by
his own chief OF police, spent night In
jail and was araigned next morning in
justice court on the charge of drunken
ness.
Two weeks ago the residents Of Desh-
Ter had a smallpox scare, and the may
or, who was the editor Of the Flag, a
weekly newspaper, jokingly advised
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-12

them through the columns Of his paper
TO drink whisky as sure preventive.
The people took his advice seriously
and cases Of drunkenness became 80
alarmingly frequent that the mayor
Yesterday ordered the police to arrest
the first man found intoxicated on the
streets.
Several hours later the mayor him
self came down the street staggering
under the influence OF liquor, and the
marshal promptly hustled him 10 the
police station. In spite Of his eSpostu-
lauons the mayor was compelled to re-
main In a cell all night Now he claims
The whole affair was plot to ruin him.
ooncoCled by political enemies.
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Union Men Drove Him Insane.

Pottsville, Pa, March l2.-Because OF
the frequent application TO him Of Of
fensiye epithets Joseph Seaman, who
was a non-unon miner during the coal
strike, has become violently insane.
Seaman's ostracism was so complete
that II preyed upon his mind until he
became a complete wreck. He has been
removed 10 an insane asylum in Schuyl-
kill Haven
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-12
A SOUTHERN BELLE.

p,.. ! beautiful Georgia Girl, Vice.
Cha o. the East End Palmetto
. S.I'.. o. Savannah, and prominent
'fpeheSee; ''"o"'"s
i., sSu certainly have pro.
s Ss.o the finest medicine for
S-I = women that there
/ v y Dc had in the country,
c.' SSa' to recommend it es.
s T,s.. to mothers. | was
5,, S.'Se1 years old when nv
vs,' ~as boy was born. Felt
IonSS : and weak for q
rot !. une' and it seemed | could
s,,, $, my strength back. NV
q n ln'i 4, bought me a bottle
sria n, f ,0s, Favorite Pre-
srs Ip y ~ after I had tried sew.
~s other remedies which
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-12
omclal Corrup,ions in Canada.

New York, March l2.--R r. Carney a
conservative member for Manitouln
lslend, In the district known as New
Ontario, has caused sensation In the
provincial legislature, says Herald
dispatch from Toronto, Ontario, by
charging that be had received $4,000 70
give his support to the Liberal gov
eminent.
The charge is first of its kind which
mas been made In the ontario legisla-
lure IN 20 years, Premier Ross promised
full investigation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-12
Vanderbilt Buys the Tsrantuln.

New York, March NV. *. Wander
bit, Jr., has purchased Of the estate
Of the late Col Harry NJ. Calmont, the
steam yacht Tarantula, the first ever
lifted with turbine machinery Tho
ytcht is now at southampton or Cowes.
anG Mr. Vanderbilt win SAL from New
YORK in a few weeks to join her After
cruising abroad for a month or so the
T9rantula viii leave for this port.
The Tarantua is Of steel, schooner
riGged, 1875 feet long, 1873 feet beam
and 81 feet deep. She has three tur-
bines and two water tube boilers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-12
The FiRht az Cnnnrehn.

New York, March 12,-No details have
come to hand regarding the recent en-
gagement at Cumarebo, says dispatch
To the Herald from Caracas. The gov
ernment troops and the insurgents have
maintained their positions
Inc Official Gazette publishes a con-
tract signed between the government
ana NJ Madueno for the construction OF
a railway from the bank of the Orinoco,
10 the south of Venezuela, via Callao.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-12
Fire Drove ont Guests.

Chicago Neb,. March l2.--Fire IN the
Yorkshire hotel, 1887 Michigan avenue,
early today caused 70 guests TO flee
from the building scantily attired. The
building was filed with smoke and for
a time II was feared that some Of the
guests had been overcome but the po-
lice and fremen hurried through the
building and found that all were safe.
The fire started in clothes closet on
the fourth floor and the rear part Of the
building above that floor was almost
entirely destroyed. The loss is esti-
mated at $4,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-12
Kansas Wants Nuisance CLAUSE.

Topeka, Kan, March liza bin re-
enacting the nuisance clause Of the pro.
hiDitory law recently declared unconst-
tutional 10y the state supreme court,
hns passed both houses.
The clause which was one Of the most
important In the act had, according TO
the court been repealed by the Hurrell
Jaw measure that grew out Of the
Canle Nation crusade.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-12
Valentine Estate ordered Distributed

oakland, CAL, March l2,-Judge Hall
! N Mo superior court has ordered dis
|,diutIon Of the estate Of the late John
n Valentine former president of Wells,
|ysro 4 Co. according to the terms of
IA eomromse agreed upon between
In WIDOW. Mrs Alice NJ. b. Valentine
l,r he seven children. By the COM
'frnlg Ms Valentine Is to re-
|,sv one-thIrd Of the entire es-
pts which is appraised at s426,S52 In
1r.,a u The specific legacies left her by
/ ,ht WILL These consisted Of $4,000 IN
|tssh ,ni the family residence. Cedar
.Gch IN East Oakland.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-12
Alarmed Over abor Vote.

London, March 12.--Some Of the con-
sentative papers in their editorials
this morning express alarm at the
growing power of the labor vote as
shown by the result of the Woolwich
election. 1T means says the Times.
that the spectre that has hypnotized
me continental governments has shown
itself at last among ourselves"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-12
GRIP CONvALESCENCE


There's nothing better
than SCOTS Emulsion after
the grip, When the fever
is gone the body is left weak
and exhausted; the nervous
system is completely run
down and vitality is low
Two things to do give
strength to the whole body
and new force to the nerves,
SCOTS Emulsion will do it.
contains just what the worm
out system needs.
Rich blood, healthy flesh,
resistive force, more and bet
ter nourishment are what
SCOTS Emulsion supplies to
the convalescent.
Wen send you sample fire., upon request
SCOTT BOVINE, .o9 Pearl Street. New York.
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idy Granville Gordon's Percentage.

Chicago, March l2.--Lady Granville
|Gw!cn, who yesterday kidnapped her
Pill after london court had award
custody to Erie Gordon. was the
Fi'shtsr Of widow named Humble.
|hH dispatch to the Tribune from
Ny cry, la, Eighteen years ago
Fia William, and Jas. Close, wealthy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-12
Elwood Mead In Denver.

Denver. Colo, March 12.-prof. FL
wood Mead of Washington. D. c., chief
Of the irrigation bureau. is spending a
day In Denver en- route TO California.
His visit to the coast Is FOR the pur-
pose Of investigating the best means OF
applying water In California and TO
look into the matter Of drainage OF over
irrigated lands there.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-12
brooklyn to Honor Beeoeer's Memorv

New York, March 12.-Innuenced In
part by the recent Beecher memorial
meeting In the Brooklyn Academy of
Music, the local board OF improvements
FOR the Heights section of Brooklyn has
decided TO recommend the establish
'lent Of park and memorial to Henry
ward Beecher. The board Of aldermen,
II is said, Will take favorable action,
1t Is said a memorial building may be
placed In the park and that a replica
OF the Beecher statue facing Borough
han viii surely be put there il the plan
for u park Is carried out
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OGDEN SALESMAN MISSING.
j. II Brown, Employe OF q. A. Lowe,
Disappears from Portland Hotel.

Portland Ore, March III. Il.
Brown, salesman for George A. Lowe
OF ogden, Utah, a well known travel
ing man, mysterlously disappeared
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Mrs, Arthur pennell Dead,

Buffalo, March 1l.-Mrs Arthur Pen
nell, who with her husband, was dashed
over an embankment into the Genres
quarry yesterday afternoon, died at the
Sisters hospital shortly after o'clock
tonight.
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Looking for Portland Incendiary.

Portland, Ore. March 1.-THE police
are looking for Frank Mcguire, an ex-
convict, who they believe set fire to
Victoria dock yesterday. Mcguire was
only recently released from the peni-
tertiary, where he served a term for
arson, and the man seen on the dock
Yesterday after the nre was discovered
answers his description. In addition TO
serving a term in the penitentlary Tor
arson. Mcguire has served numerous
sentences in the city jail and more than
once he has been compelled TO work on
the rock pile The police say that Ma
guire threatened TO burn the city when
he was released from the penitentiary.
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Brooks Convicted OF Mangiaughler.

Butte, Mont. March li.--Walter II.
Brooks. who broke into the room Of
Emory Cheyerier. a barber. six weeks
ago and finding his wife on Cheyerier's
knee. shot him dead was today con-
viCted OF manslaughter lie viii be
sentenced IN a few days In his In
structions TO the jury Judge McClerian
declared that under the circumstances
Brooks was justified In breaking into
cheverier's room, and that. seeing his
wife's honor In danger. was justified
In taking measures TO protect himself
and her.
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Wen send you sample fire., upon request
SCOTT 4 BOVINE, 4o9 Pearl Street, New York
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-04-17
AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT.
Decision of the United states >u-
preme Court in the Mission Rocks
tssn Francisco BAY Case.

Washington. April 1.-THE United
States supreme court decided the
contention between the United
States and private parties Is to tho
ownership Of the submerged and re-
claimed land in San Francisco bay,
which includes Mission Rocks.against
the government. The claimant in
the case opposing the government
was the Mission Rock Co.. which as
serted title TO the land through .
grant from the state of California.
The national government contested
the claim on the ground that the land
had been reserved by order of the
President for naval purposes. The
court held. however. hat there was
no intention to reserve more land
than could be utilized. IL was further
held that il had been the uniform pol
icy OF the state Of California IN dis
pose OF its tide lands without refer
encc 20 the claims Of the owncr ~
contiguous lands. and that a. there
had been no departure from The rule
in this case. there was no reason Tor
questioning the validity of the Mis-
sion Rock Co.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-04-17

Osissiy. Judge Robert @. SiebeckeR
% Madison. judge Of the Ninth dir
cult, was elected 70 the place On the
Wisconsin bench made vacant by the
recent death Of Q. ". Bardecn. The
proposed amendment 10 the constitu-
tion increasing the number of justices
Of the supreme court from i've to
seven undoubtedly carried Osh-
kosh reelected Mayor Mulva fdemo-
craft. Fox Lake. Waukesha aud Mari
nctte went for republicans. The dem
ocrats carried Necnah. Mcnasha. Am.
hcrst. Berlin. Portage and Beaver
Dam.
At West Superior republicans car
ried a majority of the ward officers.
The entire citizens ticket. headed
by Wilson, for mayor. was elected by
CAS- plurality in GAINESVILLE. making .
complete change Of city officers.
Racine elected the entire republic
an ticket. Nelson. for mayor. leading
with 9of majority.
Organized labor swept Beloit in the
election of aldermen.
The entire democratic ticket is I'M
doubtedly elected in La Crosse. Tor
rance, for mayor, elected by q large
majority.