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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-06
Observation-Disclosures;
NEW UTAH COMPANIES F.:
Are Ogden & Northwestern and
Ogden & Hot Springs.
Especial to the "Newa. ~

Ogden, Utah, Nov G.-Articles
OF Incorporation Of the Ogden a.
Northwestern Railroad company,
and the Ogden e. Hot Springs
sanltanum company were filed
) here this morning with the ooun-
ty clerk. The capitalization OF
; the railroad company is placed at
100000, divided into 1000 shares
Of the par value OF 800 each;
that of the sanitarium company
; is placed at $4,000.
The new railroad company
: takes in the existing road to the
Hot rprings, and proposes to ex-
: tend the line to Brigham City In
the spring, a distance of 20 miles.
: and at the cost of $4,000 a mile.
The officers are; Thomas d. Dee
: president; II. H. Spencer. vice
. president; G, II. Krcher, secre-
: tary, and r. S. Joyce, treasurer.
. David Eccles is on the board OF
: directors, and II is understood
. that he Is behind the project.
: The new railroad company an
nounces in its articles that II is
incorporated for the purpose or
. constructing and operating rail-
: roads in Utah, While 1t sets forth
. that II will operate lines by steam
and electricity 1t is understood
. that steam will be the motive
power for the line between Ogden
. and Brigham City
The Hot Springs Sanitarlum
. company is organized for the
purpose OF the erection OF sah-
. itarium hospital at the Hot
Springs, ten miles north of here.
. The property was acquired near
! ly year ago by Mr. Eccles, and
: II Is now his intention to develop
. the hot springs, erect an up-to-
/. date sanltarium and lay out some
handsome parks In the vicinity.
. 1t Is stated here that work will
! be commenced on these improve
/. ments just as soon as all the
] plans have been perfected. The
! springs have long been consider
. ed valuable properties, ana with
!. Mr. Eccles' money behind them
. there Is every reason TO believe
/. that they will rival in popularity
/. some OF the famous medicinal
/. water resorts Of the country.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-06
WAIF ADOPTED.
hrs. G, Chambers Deserts Her Child.
She Now Has Legal Foster Parents.

Douglas Barstow and Kate Barstow
appeared before Judge Marloneaux
this morning and legally adopted Ethel
Katherine Darstow, a child three years
OF age, whom they secured from the
American Home Finding association.
The child was born In this city on Sept.
%, 1900, and. on Oct 16 OF the same
year, her mother who gave her name
as Mrs q, Chambers, left her with Mrs.
Stickney the Utah agent for the Home
Finding association. The woman then
disappeared and has never been seen
since that time, although dlIgent
search has been made for her. Mr..
and Mrs. Barstow have had the GUS
tody OF the child ever since the month
Of October 1900, and have now made
her their legal child
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-06

New orleans, La. Nov. 5.--Considerable
importance Is attached TO the visit here
Of Messrs, Adam Ruellnch and ". Bile
Jendstein, prominent bankers OF Amster-
dam ana London, who are largely inter-
ested as stockholders I'm the Kansas CITY
a. southern railway They are understood
70 be looking into conditions In connec-
tlon with an arrangement between the
Kansas city Southern and the Red River
valley road whereby the Kansas city
southern may find an outlet 10 New Or
leans and has been planning for a steam
err line to Europe.
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Mexico Open to Chinese

San Francisco Nov. G.-An agent Of the
COMMERCIAL steamship line, Just returned
from Mexico, says that President Diaz
In his new arrangements with this COM
pehy, places no limit ON the number of
Chinese which Il may bring into the mort
Of Manzlllo each month. lie also saws
that Mexico needs thousands Of Chinese
to work In her mines and on plantations.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-06
Bad Wreck ON Northern Pacific

Great Falls Mont. Nov 5.-Fjreman
James Plain. who was caught beneath his
engine in yesterday mornings freight
wreck six miles west OF Mlnot on tho
Montana division Of the Great Northern,
died from the injuries sustained. Plain
was new man on the division. working
out from Williston.
Twenty freight cars We're dnchcd IN the
wreck, and traffic delayed four hours
while wfcckage was being cleared away
No one other than Plain was injured.
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British Cruisers Racing Home.

Gibraltar, Nov, 6.-The British third
class cruisers Medusa and Medea, sis
ter ships OF $500 tons displacement.
sSiled for Portsmouth from Gibraltar
today In race home at full speed to
test their boilers and coal consumption.
The Medusa is fitted with DUR boilers
and the Medea has boilers Of the Nor
row type
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United States Recognizes The Republic of Panama.
repudlate the canal or other property
rights acquired from Colombia
DIR. HERRAN READY~TO co.


Washington Nov. 6--The Associated
Press learns that DR.. Thomas Herran,
the Colombian charge. Is prepared to
leave Washington on short notice with
his family for Colombia. 1t may be
stated that instructions to withdraw
VIII cause no surprise at the Colombian
legation, where II Is believed the state
departments recognition OF the indie
pendence OF Panama viii cause intense
feeling In Colombia. SO far Or, Her
ran has had nc advices from his gov
eminent.
HOW DECISION WAS REACHED.
Washington Nov 6--The decision TO
recognize the de facto government of
Panama was arrived at after pro-
tracted session OF the cabinet today at
which every member was present ex-
cept secys. Root and Wilson. The
president emphasized the Importance of
the recognition OF the dc facto govern
ment With the withdrawal Of the Co
lombian officials the isthmus was left
entirely without Il government unless
that established by the secessl0nsts
should be recognized, and this step
seemed necessary for the transaction OF
the routine business Of the United
States on the isthmus.
A WEST POINTER COMMANDS.
Panama, Nov. 6.--.Gen, H. O. Jeffres
o graduate of West Point, who yester-
day was appointed commander OF the
Pacific ileet by the provisional govern
ment Of the Republic Of Panama, left
here last night on board the gunboat
Padllla with orders to capture the Boz
gotta. II was reported that the latter
had arrived 1T Buena Ventura, but lat
er the report was contradicted.
Nearly all the municipalities Of the
isthmus have now joined the republic.
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Run Over and Killed.

Redding. Cal. Nov. 6-Benjamin f.
Smith, an unmarried man aged As
years, employed In hauling prunes at
Anderson, was thrown from a wagon
and run over last evening. He died
during the night Of his injuries His
only relatives known of here are two
brothers in MedfOrd, ore,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-06
Gamers, Strike Settled.

Chicago. Nov. 5.--The strike Of Gamers
employed by the large packing houses
here was settled today and the men Will
return 10 work tomorrow. An offer OF q
6 per cent advance for unskilled and OF
per cent for skilled workmen was on
oally accepted by the strikers.
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ULTIMATUM TO THE PORTE.
Austria and Russia VIII Send One
II Turkey Doesn't Comply.

Constantnople. Nov. 6. In consc-
quence of the portes reply, pleading the
superiority OF the new reform scheme
for Macedonia on the ground that Tur.
key is carrying out the proposals. pre-
vlously agreed 70. II is believed that
Austria and Russia VIII send
an ultimatum giving the Turk
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WATER POWER TAKEN UP.

The state engineer reports a falling
of In the number Of applications for
water over the state. for the reason
that pretty much all OF the waters
available for power purposes have been
spoken for Practically all that Is left
is water best suited for reservoir pur-
poses,
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b. n O. stock Not Listed.

Berlin, Nov 6.-The Deutsche Banks
intended listing Of Baltimore and Ohio
stock on the bourse has been counter
manded owing to the premature pub
licaton here of its intention to do 80,
which caused spectators to buy ahead
with the design Of selling as soon
as the stock was listed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-06
Employees Endorse a Strike.

Chicago, Nov. 6--By vote OF 264
TO l53 the employees Of the Chicago
City Railway company have endorsed
a strike II necessary to enforce the de-
mands Of their union, The executive
board viii call upon the officials of
the railway company with the ultima
tum.
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ish government fixed term
within which TO accept the proposals,
and that in the event Of another refu'
sal, the two powers VIII take steps TO
compel Turkish action.
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Gold for United Stntes.

southampton, Nov. G.-The Ham
burg American line steamer Fuerst
bismarck which sailed from here to-
day for New York took $3.50. 900 In gold.
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Put an Ad, In tho News II you Would
Roach the Purchasers in This City.
Our Readers Look for Your Store
News.
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The Saturday and Semi-W
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These Twv Issues.
The Washington times., 1903-12-13
EIS AND GOSSIP OF THE DAY IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS
BOWLING AVERAGES
IN RAILWAY LEAGUE
Southern Quint Wins Three Games and
Moves Up Into Third Position.

The Southern quint, in the Railway
Relief Association Bowling League won
three games last week and moved UP
from fifth to third place in the cham
pionship RAGE. forcing the Northern and
Roadway teams down a peg.
The Eastern five still maintains a
commanding lead over its competitors.
with a record of sixteen games won and
two lost. The Clerks, who did not play
last week. still hold second place. with
twelve victories and six defeats
Brown, of the Officers, the tailenders.
played his first series OF the year last
week and Knocked over $50 pins, which
gives him the lead in individual aver
ages. He will probably not hold this
position long. however, as Whitney, who
is now second stands head and shoul-
ders above any man in the league. and
II is a foregone conclusion that ne will
again wind up the season in the lead.
The standing of the teams follows
The Washington times., 1903-12-13
KELLEY DISCREDITS
CONSOLIDATION STORY
Manager of Reds Says Club Will Re-
main in National League
Next Season.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 12.-Manager Joe
Kelley arrived home from New York
last night. When asked what truth
there might be In the report that Gin
cinnau and Pittsburg would jump to the
American League, he ridiculed the
idea that Hermann and Dreyfuss. in
dividually or together. would leave the
National League. Indeed" said Mr..
Kelley, Mr.. Dreyfuss bet a hat with
Keeler the other night that one year
hence there would L. no American
League. The bet, % course, is in
finitesimaI, and Yves made merely TO
kid Keeler. but it shows the idea. No.
you may depend upon IL. nothing like
what is outlined will happen.
Both leagues are plainly in favor Of
consolidation, but Mr.. Brush stands in
the way at present. and IL will take a
year at least for the two bodies to get
near enough together TO talk about the
details of consolidation. Several things
were started at the National League $
meeting which I expect will strengthen
the Cincinnati team. One of these things
ious to put through. and concerns a
player now In the American League.
There is a law at present that no
trades between the two leagues sha4l
be made without the consent Of the
other seven clubs of the league with
which the player is connected. So the
deal I am speaking of has necessitated
considerable wire-pulling. but / think
things have gone far enough 70 warrant
the belief that il will pan out"
The Washington times., 1903-12-13
CARROLL RESERVES
DOWN THE Y. N. c. A.
Professor Joyce's Men Score an Easy
Victory Over Second Asso-
citation Team.

The Carroll Institute Reserves defeat
ed the Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion last night in q fast. but one-sided.
game of basketball by the score Of p
to 13. The CAROLS passed the ball all
around their opponents. and nearly
every time Harris or Crogan took a shot
they Gagged the BAH. Cramer played a
good game at left back. basketing the
leather three times. A series or games
will be arranged between these teams.
The Carroll Institute Reserves are de-
sirous of arranging games with other
District teams. Emerson Institute.
Friends Select School, and Holy Name
Athletic Association preferred. Address
challenges to Prof. Maurice A. Joyce.
Carroll Institute.
TIE lineup:
The Washington times., 1903-12-13
TECHNICAL LOSES
TO HOLY NAME TEAM
High School Boys SmOthered Dy the
Score of 81 to 3 by
Opponents

The basketball team OF the Holy Name
Athletic Association OF St Peters
Church easily defeated the Technical
High School team Friday night BY a
score Of 81 to 3. The Technical team
was completely outclassed. and failed
to score a field goal They were unable
TO stand the lively pace OF the Holy
Name team The high school team soon
gave up hope OF checking the scOring
of the Holy Name boys. but. until the
game was called. they endeavored to
show the HoI, Name Athletic Associa-
tion some rough work
Ernest and George ColIjhower played
the best game.
The Washington times., 1903-12-13
De MoLL & CO., ExPANai0-nsTs.

New York is the place to get ,rorr wits
sharpened. and when Mr.. De Mol le-
turned from his recent trip there and
worked out his own original i0eS.s. the
firm Of o J. De Moll & Co. started
with new impetus on its career OF un-
usual success. IMPROVEMENTS in the
salesroom were but the resultant 0ut-
come Of energy. honest dealing. anG a
genius in the piano business.
Naturally. following the law of all
beings, Mr.. De Moli has his favorites
IN pianos, counting them the equal OF
any on the market. but IL is this happy
combination of fine quality piano and
a man, who knows and IS devoted TO his
business. that has made the firm OF o.
J De Mol & Co. Of 1231 G Street
northwest. one Of the recognized firms
in this city.
The Washington times., 1903-12-13
Urells First in the National
Guard Basketball League.
CARR0LLS LEAD DISTRICT
Washington Boys Meet With Success
at Fifth Regiment Meet in
Baltimore.

The closest game Of the season was
witnessed in the National Guard Bas-
ketball League last week. when the
Athletic Association team won from the
Ordway Rifles by the score Of 13 TO 1214,
and il will be good while before an
other such stirring contest is seen.
BY winning the game the Athletic
Association forged ahead of the Ord
ways in the championship race, and are
now in third position.
The Urells still lead the league with
an untarnished record. having won four
games and lost none. The Corcoran Ca
diets scored a decisive victory over the
National Rifles Cadets last Tuesday,
and moved up TO second place. where
they are tied with the First Battalion
team The standing of the clubs Is as
follows.
The Washington times., 1903-12-13
YOUNG PETER JACKSON
PUTS OUT BOB LONG

BALTIMORE. Nd. Dec. 12-"Young
Peter Jackson. of this city. knocked
out Bob Long. of Chicago. in the elev
enth round Of their twentY-round bout
last night before the Eureka Athletic
and Social Club. The men are colored
and are in the middleweight class. A
left swing to the jaw and two short
arm blows to the stomach put Long to
Sleen
The Washington times., 1903-12-13
PRIZES FOR CHESS
AWARDED EXPERTS
Maroczy, Marco, Pillsbury, and Meises
Given Honors by Baron de
Rothschild.

NEW YORK, Dec. 12.-Before leaving
for the West, the German chess ex-
pert. Jacques Mieses, was informed by
Marco. Of Vienna, that the three splen-
did prizes given by Baron de Rothschild
in the international gambit tournament
at Vienna. have been disposed Of as fol-
lows:
First. to Maroczy, for his game against
Tschigorin; second. to Marco, for his
game against MieSes; third, equally di-
vided between Pillsbury and Mieses for
the game these players engaged in
against each other.
The Washington times., 1903-12-13
Following are the individual averages
ST. JOHNS REoRGANIZEs.

The basketball team representing St
Johns Church has reorganiZed for the
season and 4 desires games with all
church and school teams about seven
teen years of age. Address challenges
to John X Holmes. 525 Eleventh Street
northwest
The Washington times., 1903-12-13
PoPE'S LITTLE JOKE
ON MGR. LECAMUS

ROME. Dec 12-The Pope today. in
receiving Mgr Lecamus, Bishop Of La
Rochelle. said: II appreciate very much
your book. The Life of Christ
The bishop was surprised at his work
being known to the Pope. and thq lat
ter added: I keep 1T constantly asxt 10
my bed. and read some Of = very
night rf
ut helps me- the Pontir c, ,tls,oed,
smiling with my French" -rlEa
The Washington times., 1903-12-13
Y. NJ. c. A. Goals. Free Toss. Fouls.
THREE PASSENGERS HURT
IN L ROAD COLLISION

CHICAGO. Dec. Il-In the binding
snowstorm that has been raging all
day. two crowded trains on the south
side elevated cOllided at Forty-eighth
Street late this afternoon.
Three passengers and guard were
injured Lydie MONTGOMERY is seriously
injured: Mrs. Kate Kasiem. Wilbur
Bailey. guard. and Isaac Newman were
bruised and cut.
The Washington times., 1903-12-13
CHARLES BONIER HELD.

BUFFALO. N Y. Dec. 12-Charles
Bonier, seventy-four years old. was held
on the charge of having murdered Franz
and Johanna Frehr, the aged couple
who disappeared on November 49, and
whose mutilated bodies were found on
December 3. buried in their own yard.
The Washington times., 1903-12-13
NEW BASKETBALL CLUB.

The Good Shepherd Athletic Club bas-
ketbaIl team has organized for the sea
son and would like TO arrange games
with teams averaging seventeen to
eighteen years. Address challenges TO
o. w. Stratton, COS C Street northeast.
The Washington times., 1903-12-13
TRINITY WINS GAME
FROM MOUNT VERNON
Makes a Strong Finish and Is Victo-
rious at Basketball by the
Score of IL to 8.

The Trinity basketball team defeated
the Mount Vernon team I'm fast and
interesting game last night Although
Trinity was outweighted, ii put up a
plucky game. The first half ended with
the score 8 to 2 in favor of the Mount
Vernons; but in the second half the
Trinity boys entered the game with a
rush, caging the ball five times to
Mount VernOn's once. The game ended
with the score 70 to In favor of the
Trinity.
John Crogan played the best game for
the Mount Vernons. while Yoder. Perry,
and Lewis were the Trinity stars.
Address all challenges TO the Trinity
team to II. Mclean. 1873 Kenesaw Ave-
nue. northwest.
The Washington times., 1903-12-13
PROMINENT NAsoN DEAD.

wILLIAMSPORT. Pa. Dec 12.-Her-
man Hinckley. city comptroller and sec
retary of the Cairo. IL. water company.
died here this evening. He was well
known in Masonic circles.
The Washington times., 1903-12-13
The aRoyal Limited" Finest Washing

ton-New York service Leaves 3. & o.
r. r. station daily, p. m, arriving
Philadelphia 5:51 and New York p.
m. All Pullman. parlor. buffet-smoker.
observation, and dining cars.
The Washington times., 1903-12-13
Prophetic studies at the MASONIC Tem-

pie Sunday evenings: subject for Decem-
Der 13. "Phophecies Concerning the Last
Generation" Written questions answer
ed.
The Washington times., 1903-12-13

in the old District Basketball League
only one game was played last week,
the Carroll Institute team defeating
the Saks and Company five on Tuesday
night by an overwhelming score
The CAROLS, last years champions,
hold a commanding lead over the other
teams. having won all four of the
games played The Morton Cadets are
second. with two victories and one de-
feat; the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation is third, with two games won
and two lost, and Cuthbert Class Ath-
letic Association and Saks and Com
pany are tied for last place. each hav-
The Washington times., 1903-12-13

Only one more game win be played
in the league until after the holidays.
That viii take place tomorrow night
between the National Rifles Cadets and
Hearst Rifles.
The Washington times., 1903-12-13
LOCAL ATHLETES
IN INDOOR GAMES
Local Athletes Successful.

The Athletic Association of the "a
tional Guard Of the District OF Colum-
bia was very successful at the indoor
meet held under the auspices OF the
Fifth Regiment in Baltimore. Not many
boys were sent over 10 the Monumental
City, and these were entered In few
events. The feature in which the local
boys were to run was relay race
against the Fourth and Fifth Maryland
and st. Leo's teams. but after Cook had
won the 100-yard dash. and several
other men, who were to run in the relay.
had run one-two in their heats in the
dash. the officials tried to persuade the
local team to run against the West
Branch. Y. NJ. c. A. four. which last
year won from the crack local Y. NJ. c.
A team. This the Washinstonians re-
fused to do. but while they were in the
committee room, demonstrating, the race
between the Fourth and Fifth Mary
land and St. Leo's team was run off, and
the local boys had TO race against the
West Branch cracks or not run at all,
and they decided to run. In the first
quarter of mile, Rummel crossed the
tape five feet in front of his rival and
Miller. who took up the running. In
creased this lead to forty-five yards.
Loughran and Miller held the advantage
and the Washington soldiers won easily.
Meet Badly Managed.
The Fifth Regiment would have done
well to have patterned it's meet after
that OF the local athletic organizations.
which run off preliminaries to the events
the night before the games leaving only
the semi-f1nals and finals to be run of.
As it was the meet dragged and it re-
quired from $50 to 1920 before the games
were over. There were so many en-
tries in the pole vault that IL took an
hour and a half to decide the winner.
TW Fifth Regiment will hold another
meet in February and the local Guard.
Y. NJ. Q. A, Carroll Institute, and other
local athletic organizations will send
more men over to Baltimore. Cook, Of
the National Guard, who won the 100
yard dash. will be entered in possibly
five or six events the next time, and is
expected to capture two-thirds of them
as he is possibly the best amateur ath-
lete in Washington