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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-17
BEST SELLING BOOKS.
Record for September.

According to the records or all book
sellers. the six books which have sold
best In tine order of demand during the
month are:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-17

There appears to be a rush this week
for sheet music, and the dealers are
having their hands full. one long es-
tablished company Is stocking up
heavily on high standard music as the
management finds that there Is a grow
ing demand for the same. Chopin,
Beethoven Bach, Brahms. Mendalssohn,
Haendel, Haydn, are favorites,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-17
Special Correspondence.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-17

me Instrumentation of the Duss or.
HHneStra Is as follows: Eight first VIC
ms SIX second violins, four vioIas,
h cellos, four stringed BASES one
ma,p three flutes, two oboes. one Eng
,an norm two clarlnets. two bassoons
h ~ hungarian trumpets, four French
No''lS' three slide trombones. one Gu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-17

The new big double + fiat tuba Will
be in action at tomorrow nights con-
cert i'm the Grande Theatre, when the
following program will be presented;
Grand selection from FlOrodora, Schar-
wenka's Polish Dance and Brooks
Sleighbells Dance cornet duet, cav
atina and polka from "rhe Gladiators';
grand selection from The Sultan Of
Sulu," Arditrs Magnetic Waltz song
by Miss Clara Hansen; the Fra Diayolo
overture. Schuman's Traumerei Walter
Sims soloist; and Litoff's overture
Macmillan Robespierre."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-17
G. +. STA YIN Err.
Teacher OF Plano.

Pupils at all stages Of advancement re-
celvod
Lessons at pupils residence or at Studio,
1921 T., Brigham ST.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-17

Prof j. j, Mcclellan has been invited
by President Joseph Howard of the
Denver Vocal society to attend a con-
cert to be given in Denver Nov, 5, at
which Signor Companari is to be the
leading soloist.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-17

Mr., Samual Newhouse took the oc-
casion of his entertainment of Madame
Nordica to post her on the fact that
Salt Lake in an advanced musical CEN
ter; much more so than most cities OF
the same size. The Madame was de-
lighted with her reception by Mr.. New
house at his palatial residence, as well
as by the warm welcome given her in
the evening at the Tabernacle,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-17
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-25
STEAMERS CAUTlONEDT TO
STEER CLEAR OF .LEVEES

(By Associated fress.)
Y NATCHEI. MISS, March 24,-sycamore
leyee is now being strengthened from the
rear and dykes to drain off the scepage
are being arranged, The river rose two
tenths In the past twenty-fo.r hours.
reading 49.7 on the gunge, or one-tenth
lower than the highest stage IN 1897 me
rise does not allay the feeling Of uneasi-
ness and planters In many places
are preparing for every emergency.
steamboats, are required to exercise every
precauton and to steer clear Of the levee
work. These Instructions are hampering
them in their relief work. as provisions
and fodder must be delivered and the
only way to do 1t Is by Tightening It on
barges, In these cases the barges are
.trwsu to the land ly sli'ts, Alarming
reports ms to the condition OF the leyee
four milas south OF Arkansas City, Ark,
reached this city to-day. but late reports
from the Interior points were to the or
feet that the levee, which had been cav
ing In badly, would be held IN BY the
forces employed there.
Samuel Goery, prominent planter or
Rnccourci Island, La, arrived " the clty
to-day and says that the Island, which
Includes nine fine plantations is entlFelN
under water. n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-25
RIVER IS
STATIONARY
Danger About Memphis P Z 'i7i|
tlCally Passed.
.RAILW'Y TRAFFIC. RESUMED RES \ \
Below Memphis the River Is Rising, but
Every Precaution is Being Taken to
Strengthen Levees and Avert
Danger Of Breaks.
I[2AILW'Y TRAFFIC PRESUMED

MEMPHIS, TENN. March 24.-The
river has remained stationary all day
at 1874 feet, which has been something OF
a surprise In the face Of the fall which
has occurred since the crest Of the over
flow was reached. The tents supplied
by tho government have arrived and are
being employed in giving shelter to the
destitute refugees. s9
Assistant General Passenger Agent n.
D. Wilson. of the Iron Mountain Rail
way, tonight announces that the COM
pany has repaired the damage from the
flood to Its tracks In Arkansas, and that
the line Will be opened west early to-
morrow morning, A Cotton Belt passen-
ger train, the first into the city from
the West since the breaking Of the st,
Francis levee at Trice's Landing. Will
arrive tomorrow morning mt $40 o'clock.
Shortly afterwards the Iron Mountain Will
send the first train out of the city. me
Choctaw. Cotton Belt and Frisco Will
use tho Iron Mountain track until their
own can he repaired. Tomorrow night
will see all Western lines operating pas
senger services on scheduled time Freight
traffic Will be resumed the following day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-25
.EBY ISSUES
ACH.ALLENCIE:|::,..
Will Play Sherman for Cham
ship and $1,000.
POST FORFEIT Ell, AT !, TUXEDO ], e: J,
zine Exhibition Of Pool Playing Al.
Sanger Hall Las, Nightt-'Ct'le
fla water Beat Eby Out by Good
l !, Run-Closes Tonight.
POST FORFEIT AT TUXEDO e. Q

a rtcr the series Of games at Sanger
Hall last night between Grant Ely, The
worlds champion pool player, and w.
EH Clearwater th1 excl anplon. liby, Is
sued challenge 10 Frank Sherman Of
.iWas hIngton, FOR a series OF games for the
championship and 300 a side. or part
thereon, ana posted with MIR. Gus Michele
bach or Tie Tuxedo, *lVO as q forfeit.
8t Il am tic champion OF the world, !" said
Mr. EDy to "a Times. Dispat CHI man last
night. .'by virtue or having won the
,tnudul from tie former champion. MIR.
Clearwater. Mr.. Sherman has not held
tile championship for Two years. but l
have been told tlIat wheii lie played an
exhibition game III iIis city several
mon lbs ago lie stated that he Was clafn-
Dion ur llle world. Now. post Ills fnr-
felt Of slVJ, OH d bel Of $1,000 Il side. That
] cuti beat him. want tIis question, SET
tied, ana want 10 call his blur.
POSTS a l'ORFIlT
The forfctamoncy IS no" IN lie hands
of Mr. McliclLachcr. who viii hold u
d reasonable tih,c 10 be covered.
There was some llnc playing IN. tie Sc
ries Or gaines last night. MIR Clearwater.
by clever manipulation OF tho cue. excel
Ing Mr.. Eby. making 4" straight ut one
time. Mr.. Eby ran a. The run by
\ 4 L. ! E H vi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-25
CAUSE SENSATION IN
MILITARY CIRCLES
-lNY Assoclnted Press. y.


LONDON, March 24-The announcement
from Colombo that Major-General Mac
Donald Is to be tried by court-martial on
most serious charges Of Immoral conduct
Will undoubtedly prove to be the greatest
sensation III British military circles since
the case OF Colonel Valentine Baker, who
was sentenced August 2, 1876 to pay 2
fine Of $4,000 and to undergo tWelVe3
months imprisonment for assuming q
woman In n railroad carriage.
General Macdonald was regarded as one
OF Britain's great soldiers. He rose from
the ranks In the Gordon IIighlanders TO-
Ills present position. and the service list
shows no more honorable war record than
that of Macdonald. while few officers pos-s
sess harder won decorations lie was ex,
tremcly popular In the army and ,lYu
life. While tho army officials and many
OF his brother officers were aware that
charges were pending against General
Macdonald, no lntImatlon OF their ma
ture leaked out until the dinner oe the
officers Of Highland regiment. March
2lst, at which General Macdonald was
not present
Lord Roberts, the commander-ln-chief.
paid tribute In a speech on that OCCASION
TO the Highland officers who had served
With distinction. but he did not mention
Macdonald. This attracted considerable
notice and the sensation was increased
when another speaker. who was not q ware
OF the facts in the case lauded NlacI'otl,
aid ms typical Highland soldier, ana
found that his remarks were received IN
cold silence by the, majority OF the OIL
GERS present, General Macdonald. u y
announced, left England for the Continent
some days ago, and II Is understood that
he is returning to Ceylon under the ad-
vice OF Lord Roberts, after hearing Mac
ponalds version OF the charges, u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-25

q 3T5j54 US EsifaaH 5-if
and OF the later confirmed hostility be-.
tween the two? That long line OF oppo-
sitton extends from the time when
Abraham was called out of .gDr or the
Chaldees to leave his country ana Kin
dred, until, in the Apocalypse and the
later jewish literature. Babylon became
the height and front Of the otenalns
a painst the Kingdom OF Israel. All through
thai extended literature OF the ancient
Hebrews, al through those long Annals
Of the Assyrfans and Babylontans, Wlletl-
ever tho Hebrews and the; Assyrlo- ~ 50 o. ,.
vlonians were brought into contact, u
was by way Of opposition. with Few eH =
cnntions prophets and kings and poets
emnhasize and reiterate the antasonls!n,
essential and eternal, existing between
tina worship OF Jehovah and the worship worship
NJ the idols OF Babylon. u !.
GERMAN SCHOLAR EsNVEilPf ,lsl,. 4
The hall rang with applause wnen tne
address was. concluded, and al ret con
vtnced that DR.. Wilson had whipped me
cnrman scholar at every point. Df :;
1Iersman expressed the views OF ~
vhar in n brief speech he said that 3, N
h h,'0 nninion the youthful subjects OF the
1Hn,ear had better come over mere 70
stndv rather than for our young men 10
20 over there. :, ! ~ we're IN
s, 4 number Of learned company Wel I,, ~.
vlted TO the residence OF Prolesso. so M
SON where refreshments were served u ~
an opportunity was given 70 k' ipe'" ~ ~
am,dite visitor personally.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-25
BLOW GIVEN
IC0NOCL
Dr.. Wilson Answers German.
Scholar at Every Point.
ORIGIN OF OUR RELIGION.
Learned Address at Union Seminary
Convinced Distinguished Audience
That Babylonians Got Religious
Doctrine From Hebrews.

. u. D. u y . j d . = IL.
The lconoclastic theories regarding the
origin OF the Hebrew. and hence the
Christian religion. as promulgated re-
Gently Germany by Professor Delltzcb;
under the patronage OF the German
Kaiser, received staggering blow last
night from Or. Robert D. Wilson. prof.
OF Semitic pathology and the Interpretation
OF the Old Testament In Princeton Semi
nary, who delivered an EXCEPTIONALLY
able address at the Union Theological
Seminary this city.
A splendid audience greeted the learned
speaker II was gathering noted for lts
erudition. The colleges Of the city were
excellentiy represented. 9a
x When Or. Robert r. Kerr president OF
the Board OF Trustees of the Seminary.
called the distinguished company to or
der. Watts Chapel was nearly filed
DR.. Wtherspoon offered the opening
prayer. @ 85
Il Dr. Kerr has known Dh', Wilson for a
number OF years. and expressed the pleas
5ure that was his on that occasion to wei
come him to Richmond to lend him to
Richmond audience.
ORIGIN OF JEHOVAH.
II Professor Delltzch IS right, contendcf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-25
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-25
REGRETS REFLECTION ON
OUR LEGATION OFFICER
(By Associated Prcss.).

f u re IS By Associate Prcss.) 3tst}gt iie
e LONDON, March 24.-Glbson Bowles
conservative drew attention in the
House OF Commons to-day TO the rehec-
lions OF Mr.. Haggard. the former British
minister at Caracas. on Mr.. Russell, tho
secretary OF the United States legation
at the Venezuela capital. In tho Venezu Ella
blue book recently published. and asked
Premier Balfour II His Mnjesty's govern
ment had been called upon to make
amends TO the government Of the United
States therefor. The Premier acknowl-
edged the passage referred TO.
Mr.. Balfour added; 6 Is .,.5 as.t
.'Sir Michael Herbert has Informed the
Secretary OF State that the passage es.
capped his attention, otherwise It would
never have been published. need say no
more than that all error Of this kind,
however regrettable. may occur In any
department, especially when undergoing an
exceptional strain" s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-25
Big Land Sale.
IRr Associated prcss. J

MIAMI, FLA. March PA sale o
10 900 acres Of land south of this place
was made to-day, though the agent max max
Ing the sale refuses at present TO give
nut the name of tho purchaser. The land
sold is part Of q vast tract Formerly
owned by the Jacksonville, Tampa and
Key West Railroad, and which was PVT
rhased at tho masters sale recently Dy
4 n. IL, Coachman, of Jacksonville, and
4 b. c. Mcneil, OF Savannah. The tract
sold Is some OF tho best truck land on the
EAST coast M y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-25
DENOUNCED THE BILL
Trades and Labor Council Oppose the
Bar ksdaIe Measure,

The Central Trades and Labor Council
spent considerable time last night In dis
cusslng the bill OF Senator. Barksdale
seeking to make 1t unlawful for one en-
5ployer to seek to entice away another
employers labor. The speeches were
practically all In denunclaton Of the
proposed measure and later resolutions
were adopted unanimously setting, forth
that the Council vas diametr,cally op.
posed to the bill, that the body held Mr..
Barksdale an enemy of organized Ia Dor;
that he was stirring up class prejudlce
and seeking to have unconstitutional
measures enacted, fE$8
The committee which is making prepa-
rations for the entertainment Of the
state Federation Man 9th. reported SAT-
actQryI fHrogress,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-25

ieTheS tournament VIII CLOSE tonight.
when the championship Of the series viii
be made.
This series does not affect the standing
so far as the championship Is concerned.
'as MIR. Eby has already won that from
Mr.. Clearwater. and, until some one else
has played him In the meantime. the cx
champion Is not eligible to play again
for the medal.
The attendance Inst night was large.
but tonight promises tn be the banner
night for attendance and for playing.
as both the experts vii be on their
mettle.
The game starts up a $50 O'Clock at
Sanger Hail.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-25
THECHARCE
ARE SERIOUS s.
Serious Scandal In British
Military Circles. y.
MACDONALD is ON TRIAL i y J.
He Rose to His Position Fl ON Ranks
and Is Highly Regarded In Army and and sa
Civil Life--Few Have More sS
Honorable Records. s95
MACDONALD is ON TRIAL u B
tfBy Associated Press, )

COLOMBO, CEYLON, March "a
Charges Of the most serious nature have
been brought against Maj General Sir
Hector Macdonald. commanding the
forces in Ceylon, In consequence Of which
the Governor or that island, Sir Joseph
West Rdgeway, has been authorized to-
convene court-martial to try General!
MncDonald The latter, when the charges
were filed some time ago. went to Eng,
land to confer with his friends and su-e
porior officers, and now, it is understood.
he will return and face the charges. which,
1t is alleged, are based on immoral acts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-25
/. HAIR Al EDUCATION /

Z All readers Of THE !rIN1ES.DISPATCH
who would likeia microscopic examina-
ton of their hair, and will send q few
hairs pulled from the head, or a sample
from the daily combings, will receive
from our doctors, by mail ABSOLUTE
.LY FREE, a free REPORT and dag
.NOSTS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-25
Appeals to the President.

-HT-- Nv. (Hy AsNoc1AttU IFFNss.l N = go
WASHINGTON, p, q. March at-Estes
G, Rathbone, former director OF posa
OF Cuba. has appealed to President Hoose-
Welt from the action of Secretary OF war
Root In Diminishing the charges filed oy
Mr.. Rathbone against General Leonasa
Wood. The substance oe the charges and Of
Secretary Roots endorsement OF the pa
3pers have been published recently. \ I,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-25
BRITISH CONSOLS LOWER
THAN. FOR MANY YEARS
Try Associated Press.

4 LONDON, March 2i.-Consols touched 1,
90 s.s this afternoon, the lowest point on
record since the Franco Pruss sian 4 war.
The fall is attributed TO the continued
dcarness Of money and the forthcoming
IRA nsyaal loan OF $50, 100000. Daily cons
fercnccs regarding the loan are being
held between Chancellor OF the EN-
chcuucr Rltchie and leading financiers.
The latter suggest that the interest 90
fixed at 81 per cent. and that the pfife
of issue be 95 el1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-25
viii Not Accept.

III (By Associated press.( M
talNF1W YORK, March 24.-Representa-
tSsss0f tho Manhattan Elevated Hallway
Elm Association called upon eien-
eralf MI }sssSkitt to-day to inform nina
that the as. Va s59igon would not accept the
schedule OF wages and hours offered py
the company,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-25
STAGE DRIVER VI
ESCAPED WITH TREASURE

(By Associated Press;)
UKIAH, CAL, March PA lone nlgh
wayman held up the stage pet"een ms
no,nt and Mendoclno City to-day and shot
ana instantly killed the armed messen-
GER, @. A. Oyermeyer. The driver Harry
owaly, whipped up his horses and amid
q rain Of bullets escaped unnlured Tho
stage was held up In the same spot about
a month ago. To-day's stage carried 9
heavy treasure
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-25
OFF VIRGINIA CAIPES
Admiral Dewey VIII Inspect the North
Atlantic Fleet.
nv Associated I'rcss.)

Try Associated prcss,)
WARRINGTON, March 2.-Admiral
Dewey is to review and inspect the
North Atlantic fleet off the Virginia
capcs on It's return North from SOUTH
Orders to-day wore Issued by the Navy
Department to Admiral Higsinson, who
is In command. to proceed 20 I'LL VII.
fI TO arrive there not later than the
morning Of April eth. and there await
the admiral of the navy, Admiral Dewey
viii ioin' tho fleet either with the May
aower or The Dolphin,
Immediately after this review the feet
will proceed to New York;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-25
FREE HAIR FOOD BY MAIL.

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-25
MOTHER GOOSE MARKET

Al Entertainment at the Cav airy Armor
Beginning Thursday Night
'"rhe Mother Goose Market o"0 =
tho most unique and enjoyable OF enter.
talnments, will be given THURSDAY Ga, any ',l
FRIDAY nights and Saturday afternoon n
the Cavalry Armory, on Seventh stfe 49,
beyond Leigh under the AUSPICES p,,b t tor
! hc benefit OF the building fund
: There will be attractive booths, IN whlcf
viii be displayed for sale many desirable 9
nrHclos Refreshments &alighttul ~
character, Will also be on hand, i.5
In the entertainment provided grea,
number of children will take part. ana u
..,Iii IL Of q. most enjoyable nature.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-05-02

cred With the lack Of capital, as the
mine will pay its own way. 1t looks
like a good thing for Virgins and his
associates
the arrivals Of Yesterday He has just
returned from the city where he met
number of his Eastern people who
are interested in the Carson river pla-
GERS. Mr.. Everett is a hustler and
promoter from the old woods He has
raised half a dozen companies that
have operated in this State, and he
states that the present company and
ground is the best he has ever laun-
ched. Twenty-Five men are now on
the pay roll and before the summer
that amount will be doubled The
plans of the company are to extrac;
the gold in the sand at Horse shco
Bend, a point on the Carson river
The presnce Of flour gold at that point
has attracted the attention of peO-
pie for many years, but all effort to
save it has failed Small quantities
have been brought in from time to
time,but never in paving quantities,
Mr.. Everett claims that the process
to be introduced by his people will
overcome the difficulties, as the
ground has been given a working test
and they know Just what it will do
to the yard.
! The venture is a big one and de
; serves success. The money invested
/ comes from the East and the people
behind the scheme are satisfied that
they have big paving proposition
! The company owns nearly twenty
miles CT placer ground on the banks
Of the river and if the plans pay thel
it viii furnish one ofthe liveiiest sec
tiOns Of the State.