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

double barracks building Mt Fort Doug
las. The structure is like letter "
with the central projection omitted, and
is divided in the center Of the bar by
a wall, thus making practically two
buildings. Each building win have 1855
feet front, and be 100 feet deep, be two
stories, Of brick and stone, and have
slate roof, The lowest bidders were.
For the construction Of the double
structure Atkinson & Son of Colorado
Springs, Sll0SS0, for the plumbing,
Carthy & Dunbeck OF this city, s6,l2G for
each building; for the heating, Harris
& Alber Of New Jersey, Sl2OG for each
building; gas fitting, Il. j. Moran OF this
city, $3.50 for each building electric
wiring, Utah Electric Supply company
OF this city, 1898 each building The
bids have been sent to the war depart
ment at Washington, and the awarding
Of contracts may be expected IN 20 days
although Il does not necessarily follow
that the lowest bidder will receive the
contract in each case.
As soon as these contracts are deter
mined upon and out Of the way, bids
viii be advertised for other buildings
and the work kept up until all are dis
posed Of.
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Disastrous Fire In Portland.

Portland Ore, March 3.-Fire broke
out at l2:l5 this morning in the eighth
floor Of the Dekun block at the corner
OF Third and Washington streets. and
destroyed property valued at close to
$3.50, 900.
The building Is a brick structure
eight stories high, 100 by 100 and Is one
Of the finest structures IN the city.
The large department store OF LIP
man, Wolfe & Co, occupied the first
two stories and their stock Of goods,
valued at about $4,000 is badly dam
aged by water and smoke.
The fire was confined 20 the three up
per stories which were Quilted. II start
ed on the top floor IN the Office OF p.
W. Moore. photographer, and IL is sup
posed TO have been caused by spon-
taneous combustion. II is believed that
the occupants Of the building were am
ply insured,
The total loss. as nearly as can be
estimated In this mornings fire was
SlSs. 900. The loss Is almost fully COW
cred by insurance. The principal los
ers are Lipman. Wolfe & Company,
Sl00. 900. No fatalities occurred during
the FIRE and there were no serious In
juries The dremen deserve great
credit for their heroic work.
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0GDEN'S CARNEGIE LIBRARY
Preparations for It's Formal Opening
Under Way
Especial to the oNews.0)


ogden. March appropriations for
the formal opening Of the Carnegie
library are nearing completion, and
II Is expected that IN about three
weeks this important event WIN take
place. A meeting Of the library board
was held last evening for the purpose
Of considering the furnishing Of the
building and appropriate ceremonies
for the opening Of this great educa-
tlonal institution for the use of the
public. Miss Faddis, an expert libra
rlan from Chicago, is here for the pur-
pose OF training number Of young
ladies In the art Of taking care Of
libraries, and 20 arrange the books and
furniture In the most systematic and
approved style. After the necessary
tGIning has been given the young
ladies', an examination VIII be given
them. and the one proving the best
qualified will be rewarded with the
position Of librarian for the new inst''
tuition. Miss Faddls extends an invita-
ton to all young ladies desiring ia
enter the contest TO meet her at II
tomorrow morning and those who en-
ter the field will have an equal chance
to secure the prize. The board alsa
appointed a committee TO attend to ali
necessary details to make the opening
worthy the occasion.
Another meeting OF the board will be
held on Thursday evening to give th1
matter furthr consideration,
BROKE HIS RIGHT LEG,
John Higgins, miner. fell on the
floor of the Railroad saloon this morn
ing, breaking his right leg below the
knee He was without means, and on
the solicitation OF friends the county
physician set the limb. and rendered
the necessary aid for the poor man.
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Cahoon's Liquoz
Bill Has Passed.
Friends Of he SNeaSuSe Rally fos Resurrection and Sac
coed in Restoring II 10 Life Once Again Caused d
Spisaed Debate and FINALLY Passed on Vote Of 20 10
I4-c4nofher Done Bill in Grave danger.

The feature Of legislative activity to-
day was the resurrection and passage
Of the Cahoon liquor bill by the house.
which killed the measure yesterday
after a spirited debate. and which in
fused new life into IT this morning by a
discussion Of an animated character
AZ the opening OF the house this
morning there was large attendance
of members present. Petitions G, 7 and
s. by Representative Hamlin. relating
TO school lands, were presented and
also number Of petitions from the
constituents Of members from various
counties In opposition to the passage of
IT, b. 60, by Representative Done,
which Is the measure providing for a
consolidation OF school districts. From
present appearances this viii meet the
same fate as MIR. Dones bin No. 20,
which failed of passage yesterday The
bill Is still in committee and viii prob
ably be reported tomorrow.
The senate sent In notifications of
the passage OF several bills and they
were ordered filed and will come up in
their regular order BY request, H. BIS
CT and 1872. were withdrawn
The committee on public health re-
ported favorably on II. BIS lil, by
Condor. SIS. by Haslam. relating 70
BARRIERS, and l42 by Condor on the
subject of vaults near water supplies
The senate sent in senate bills Nos
no. by Lawrence l62, by Johnson. III
by Bennon, l73, by sherman, 100 and
S.. by Murdoch, and 49, by Bamber-
ger which were referred TO various
committees.
Many bills are still being referred "a
the judiciary committee, and Represen-
tatiye Morris arose and said that this
particular committee yesterday went
into the committee room with 65 bills
before t.
Representative Mcfarland called up
his bill, No. 80, by request, relating tc
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the compensation Of state land boards
and fixing their compensation at 81 per
day On motion II was tabled
representative Cahoon's famous IL
quot bin, No. III, was asked for and
reconsiderei by vote Of 20 to 49, IL
caused much discussion and was ably
supported by Representatives white,
Barrett ana Chapman. Representatives
Stewart moved striking out section II.
which he said was new and provided
that only an owner and actual proprle-
tor could go into the business Of selling
liquor and contained revenue and cree
ated m0nopolies. He made a filibuster-
ing speech. Stewards motion was lost.
The bill then came up FOR final pas.
sage and passed as Il came from the
committee. The vote stood as follows:
Yes Adams. Anderson. Barrett,
CQhoon Chapman. Cotton, Coulter, Han,
Fishbum H0mlin, Hawley. J. II, L1hn-
son, Lee Luther. McRae. Merrill Met
calf Molyneux, Morris Peterson Redd
Richards, Roberts Robinson. Smith.
Stoker Tietjen. White and Wilson.
Those who voted "no" were: Austin
Child, Condor, Done. Evans. j e.
johnson, Mcfarland. McKinnon, Nash
Spry, Stewart Stone, Watts and
Speaker Hull There were absent
Brink and Haslam
S. b. 6S by Williams. was then
passed, IT relates TO the reclamation
OF arid lands and the house will pro-
vide an appropriation to carry It into
effect
The house took a recess TN p m.
AFTER THE LADY MEMBER.
In the house this afternoon II. b. No.
So, by Mrs, Coulter, the anti-clgarette
bill, was defeated by a vote Of % to
II, as was also II. b. So. by the same
author, prohibiting persons under Is
years Of age from entering billiard
halls In the former case Condor
changed his vote and gave notice OF re-
consideration tomorrow. while In the
case OF the latter. Mrs Coulter did like
wise, giving similar notice.
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other bad fish that eat up the
game fish. Gentlemen that Is all In
your eye. These bad fish are held up as
a scarecrow before you merely as a
blind, behind which the catching OF
Utah game fish goes merrily on and
you can buy them in Denver or Butte.
any old day OF the year. | know II be-
cause l have eaten them right In the
very heart OF the closed season,
These fellows pack the carp and
clubs and other bad fish around the
outer part Of the box. and put the
game fish In the center, and away they
go. This idea that the carp are des-
troying the trout Is ali fol de rol. The
carp were here ages before we We're.
and so were the trout, and they got on
well together. except that the trout eat
up the little carp. and this constant
harplng on the bad fish eating up the
game fish is only a subterfuge used by
men who are catching and shipping the
game fish out OF the state In violation
of the law"
This Is about a quarter section OF the
Grafton that resulted In the amendment
already referred TO, prohibiting the use
OF the seine In Utah. Senator Gardner
opposed the proposition, also Senator
Murdoch, but their objections were not
given much consideration by the COM
mlttee.
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BIG STORM COMING.
Weather Bureau Looks for Rain and
Snow Very shortly.

The barometer was skating down.
ward with every indication Of a good
big storm. and this morning 1t was
raining in southern Idaho. The local
weather office was looking for the
storm 10 break loose here at any time
and last several days. Rain is expected
first followed by snow. though the
clerk Of the weather may vary this
somewhat The mercury at 8 a, m. to-
day recorded SO degrees above Zero
and M 1880 It was up to iS degrees
the highest since Jan Is last. me
streets are muddy enough now anu
with the coming OF rain. mud VIII reign
snpren,e and trade from the country
win be very light on account Of dread,
ful roads. But the precipitation WIN
load the ground with moisture'ana heip
send up the great lake.
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VIII Head Secession Movement It
Gold Democrats Triumph
IN NEXT PARTY CONVENTION
VIII Lead His Followers From the
Hail, Nominate an independent
Ticket aud Fleek by Himself

New York, March S.-Willlam j..
Bryan has informed his intimate
friends In this city. says the Tribune,
that II the gold and plutocratic Demo-
Gratis triumph In the next national
Democratic convention, he will lead his
followers from the hall and nominate
an independent Democratic ticket with
a platform that viii enlist the support
OF the radicals.
'"The friends Of Mr. Bryan" said one
of the Nebraskans coadjutors, ARE
keeping the fires Of true Democracy
burning on the altar Of Democracy.
This is something worse than defeat.
II is sacrifice OF principles. Now,
don't make any mistake. Not all the
Democrats who voted the regular ticket
in 1896 and again in 1909 were In favor
OF all the things in the platform, but
the platform was nine-tenths right,
and should have had the support OF
every Democrat"
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Especial 10 the "News)
Sa'N, Ida. March S.-Trouble broke
y Ia the house this morning imme-
IIN'F on converting Both sides were
Ehs decidedly sore over the bitter
|'a' o. ths evening session last night
@ STATE depository bill, and during
Il ''adlhg Of the journal the Demo-
nv members raised numerous in
|''iN'' Of alleged Incorrect entries. in
|"Haays Journal the matter culml.
I.as 10 a motion by Mitchell. the
I a'siallc floor lader. that the position
'as eniet clerk be declared vacant,
lai the house proceed TO eject
gelIe'enI person to succeed Nc
p, n,suon was smothered by Speak
nall directing that the errors In
~. .,ulnal o. corrected 20 show the
E', Foceedings Of the house.
k,sl,. atlmosily was shown at the
~ ~ session last night when Nit.
1. ,.I INSISTED on the appointment OF
49,, ss.'s 70 count the standing votes
! 49,. s.s mat MeCracken had reported
~. 10y s. and unfairly during the day
ku..I ouse spent the entire forenoon
1 y -t N Debating the state depository
kH,, ~ laa been amended in com
n a IN, y we whole in tvo particulars
y 5,, ~s,a placing the state treasurer
S,. y .ss board Instead of Inc
Sfs5rs..,,' Il was thought this
~, NV. would delay the bin in tho
| ,,,.o ns enough to prevent its anai
~ ~ ,.. N the hopse this mornIne
. 'D'e'i's We're stricken oul
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DEATH OF MRS. DYE.
Old Resident of Provo is Called to the
Other Side.
Especial to the News" y

Provo March S.-Mrs. Sarah Kemp
Dye, wife OF Richard Dye, OF the Sec
ond ward, died at $40 this morning of
dropsy Six weeks ago deceased fell
and injured her hip and was compelled
to take to her bed Shortly after she
was attacked by dropsy and grew worse
until death relieved her of her pain,
Mrs. Dye was born In Bunwell, Eng
land, in 1928, and in 1916 was married to
Richard Dye She became a member
of the Church Of Jesus Christ OF Latter
day Saints In 1858 and emgrated to
Utah in 1871, and after living one year
In Salt Lake removed TO Provo which
has since been her home. She was q
faithful member Of the Church, a de-
voted wife and mother and beloved by
a host Of relatives and friends. She
leaves an aged husband three sons, one
daughter and several grandchildren,
The funeral win be held Thursday at
p. M. from the Second ward meet
inghOuse
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bill was simply a measure calculated
10 put the state IN lire with the humane
spirit OF the twentieth century. In
sanity Is merely a mental disease, said
he. "just az tyrhold fever is a physical
disease. and WI wish TO get rid Of any
term In the law that has a criminal
sound 10 it These people are simply
sick and are SEPT 90 us 10 be cured. they
are not criminals committed ~ us 10
be confined. III think we have passed
the old madhouse idea and It's ierrors'
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TROUBLE ON THE MAINE.
Sailors Absent without Leave Get
Into Mischief

Washington, March S.--Animated by
reports OF grave disorders among the
crew Of the battleship Maine, the naNl-
CATION bureau telegraphed 10 capt
leutze. commander of the ship, 10 as
certain the facts. He replied as fol-
lows
Eighteen men absent without leave,
having left the ship while IN dock. No
one shot or no one shot at
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Alaskan Treaty Notifications.

Washington, March 3,-secy Hay and
Sir Michael Herbert today exchanged
Publications Of the Alaskan boundary
treaty, The preparation of the cases
OF the two sides viii proceed with all
speed as, under the treaty, they must
be submitted to the arbitrators within
60 days.
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,soeclal to the "News'p ,,
p,on D. c. March S'-Reed
wa s',' Wifi be sworn in as senator .,I,, ."
F FsS.ay There will be no . CppO ., ,Sa
s " taking the oath of once ! a, ,a ,ne
D. ~ session. Leillch, who is here
/ f, .s,,D, 4 very hard to make any Inn
(.i naa,a' on the senator's as the he, mem
u, ,'', q that body are not taking KIN! am any
,a,liohs charges against SEN
o.k c ', aG Hints are being made t y :,
4 sIs Emit sSit ought to be brought aSa'"s'
PATENTS FOR uTAhANs'
PaleDe ssg lake city, brace; Charles
lH'i'' o, sa de DUMPING ana turning
a.,ss, gS for railway building Moses
[ i gorlsr, Riverside, bicycle gearing
4 PENSIONS.
j, Increase Of pension has been
Al Az, w lam Alsheed. Loa, Utah' from
4 iS iii per month.
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New Senators sworn In.

Washington, March al Frank Alec
and l.. Kcisler Ball were sworn In cs
senators from Delaware at 1880 p. m
today. This is the first time Delaware
has been represented In the senate for
two years. j. Edward Addicks and a
large number Of his Delaware friends
In. the senate. applauded when the
names Of the new SENATORS wefe chilled.
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Wreck on the Chesapeake q Ohio

Huntington, w. Va. March 3--pas-
senger train No, on the Chesapeake
4 Ohio railroad crashed into the rear
of a freight train near Russell today.
Freight Brakeman Charles Miller, Of
Russell, was killed Capt, Davis of
Russell, on the freight train, and John
Rose, fireman, were probably fatally
injured
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Boston BROKERS FAN.

Boston, March S,-The failure Of A. B,
Turner & Brother of this city was an"
nounced on the stock exchange today.
The firm was largely Interested In Mas
sachusetts Consolidated Mining and
western railway products. The fall
ure Is attributed to the stringency OF
the moneN market
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Mail Carrier Frozen to Death.

Tries Piedras. ~ NJ. March 3.-Juan
Rail. mail carrier between Tags and
Tries Piedras. was lost IN the blizzard
OF Saturday and up 10 the present time
has not been found. lie left here on
horseback Saturday az noon In a
blindipg storm, and has undoubtedly
frozen 20 death.
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Washington, March S,-Rear Admiral
Crowninshield, commanding the Eu-
ropean station, has applied for retire
ment, In accordance with the provl-
sions OF the personnel law He viii be
relieved In command Of the station by
Rear Admiral Charles Cotton. at pres-
ent commandant OF the Norfolk navy
Nard.
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DEAD

James Meyers New Village.
Daniel Smith. New Village.
Nathan Hopkins. Washington. n. J.
Edward Philips, Philipsburg n. j.
-~- Kinney.
Nothing but shreds OF flesh and bits
OF clothing have been found OF Kinney.
The officials az the works refuse 20
give out any news Of the disaster They
declare they do not know how many
were injured and they viii not admit
that any men were killed. The list
given above, however. is believed to be
correct.
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runoraI of Coo. Farrer smIth.

Philadelphia, March S-Funeral SER
vices over the body Of Mai,.Gen WIZ
liam Farrar Smith. u $. A., who died
Saturday night, were held IN ST. Ste
phens Protestant Episcopal church here
today, After the services the body was
taken TO Washington for interment in
Arlington cemetery.
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b. Halves Of the police board, This ac-
tion was taken after the official notice
OF the Indictment returned by the strand
jury against Boyd for neglect OF duty
In allowing the existence In his district
OF houses Of III fame. where young girls
were held as prisoners.
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WRECK ON THE U. P.
Freight Strikes Passenger - Ogden
Man Sustaius Broken Leg.

ogden. Utah. March ',--union Pacific
passenger train No. was run into by
a freight at Carter. Wye, this morning.
The rear car Of the passenger train WAS
derailed. Express Messenger T. NJ Hob
den OF Ogden had his Right leg broken,
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["lVlSTOCRINlNAL TERMS
~'n'a''l'e Considers Bill Re,
alIng to The Insane.

knur, committee on public in.
|rsi,, a net !, win the house asylum
kBir uH morning to consider
~, !, !, Introduced 7, by Mr.. spry. but
! d, ,,, y ls' board Of commissioners
|a.a y ', ,..'i It was unanimously de.
,iarf,, ' n 'ne MEASURE favorably.
4 ~ .' name Of the asylum to
sis.,., ''. = mental hospital" and ID
,sr's, ' !, he presen, law ali
l'.ltaslos aIrest' confinement. !"
l'Esasn ,s'i q The Board Of COM
va the committee that 1.-THE the
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Reed Smoot TO
BE Sworn In.
r.,, ooh of Office 7kussday-WW Be No OPPOSE
- :, Erf,a Session-LehcR Finds QaHe Impossible
=. atle cAny Impression Upon SenafosS- Some HINTS
o. Libel Suit Against Rev Gentleman

The president has sent to the senate
the name OF David IL. Budlong as reg"
lister OF the land office, Couer dAlehe'
Ida.
AID FOR IRRIGATION.
Congressman Sutherland presented
in the house joint memorial from the
Legislature OF Utah, asking that an
appropriation of $4,000 for irrigation
purposes be made.
MONEY ORDER OFFICES.
The potofIlces at Lane, Moore, Ida;
Holmes, Wyo.. will become domestic
money order offices April !.
John l.. Rhead of Coalyille, Utah, has
been appointed assistant engineer IN
the geological survey at l,iOO.
Pensions granted: Utah-Ellzabeth
Crane. salt Lake Sl2; Elmer Jennings
Salt Lake, IS.
ldaho--M. II. Moore, Aero, $751; Talcott
NJ. Brown, Moscow. ST. ], r. steiner.
Boise, IS; Henry j, McFadden, White
bird. SA.
wyoming-E. II. Rash, Cheyenne, ST.
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FIVE MEN KILLED.
In Explosion NJ Cement Works In
New Village, NJ.

Easton, Pa. March 3-So FAR as can
be ascertained at this time Eve men
were We're killed by yesterdays explo-
sion az the Edison cement works az
New Village. n. j.
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FIsbcrmcn on Ice rloes Rescued.

Marinette. Wis. March "A telegram
from Door county states that all the
fishermen who were cast adriit on the
ice foes Sunday have escaped IN safe
~ but that 5000 worth Of nets were
lost.
The men were taken OF the drift Ice
by rescue boats, with much difficulty as
the ice had opened, leaving two miles
OF open water between the men and
safety.
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RoDbcrs We're Frlghtened Away,

Runnells, Ia, March 3.-Robbers who
had drilled the safe Of the bank Of
Runnells and plugged it preparatory
to setting off charge OF dynamite,
were frightened away last night A
few hundred dollars was taken from
the desk TIL.
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BIDS FOE RARRACKS.
Thirty Opened BY Captain Ham Yes
to,aay Seal 20 Washington.

There were 30 J6lds opened yesterday
by Capt. Ham ii the quartermasier's
department, ~ the construction oil
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st. Louis Police Captain suspended

ST. Louis March S-Pollce Capt. Sam
Boyd OF the Fourth district was sus-
pended today after a conference be-
tween Chief Klely and President Harry
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Senate Committee Will Prepare a
Substitute Measure,
USE OF SEINE PROHIBITED
senator Loose Delivers an orSuon
Before Committee That hesulh
In Hadicai Amendments

The senate committee on hsh ana
game held a long and interesting SEES
sion this morning in considering the
fish and game bill that has been so
bitterly assailed by people f'om var
ious sections Of the state. The meet
ing closed with the understanding that
the bnl is 10 be killed and a suosti-
ute measure Of the committees own
making win be offered in Us place.
The chief features OF the new bill
are first. a provision absolutely pro-
hibtlng SEEMING IN any Utah stream or
body Of water at any time for two
years 70 come; prohibiting proprietors
OF sawmnls from using streams for
carrying of the sawdust prohibiting
the shipping Of game FISH out Of the
state at any time, preventing fishing
with single hook and line during closed
season except IA Titan lake and In
Bear river. below Bear River city; re-
strictlng the number OF sagehens to be
bagged in one day TO ~ the same as
10 grouse, and fixing the limit with
ducks az %.
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These amendments show the fine
Italian hand of Senator Loose. The
rommittee invited the Utah senator TO
mako a statement Of his views this
morning and he did so in language
about as follows: "Gentlemen o. you
will put a stop to selning In Utah lake
for three years. you win see the great
est fish pond west Of the Missouri riv-
en- You say that seinlng has 10 De al
lowed 10 get rid Of the carp and the