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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-30
JAPAN'S WAR
TAX PROGRAM.
Special Diet Approves the One
Submitted by the
Cabinet.
SPECIAL TAXATION REDUCED.
Estimated Deficit to be Met by Cutting
Down the Expenses Of
Administration.
SPECIAL TAXATION REDUCED.

Toxic, March 29-(Tuesday . p. M
The special diet concluded its labors
today, finally passing the series of war
tax and financial measures proposed by
the government. 1t will finlly adjourn
tomorrow,
Almost the entire financial program
submitted by the cabinet was approved
although several changes were made.
The amount TO be raised annually by
special taxation was reduced from
s3i,OOO,0OO to sSl, 100000. The govern
ment plans to make up the deficit
thereby created in the estimates by cut
ting down the administrative expense.
Another change In the program was
the refusal 40 sanction the creation Of
a salt monopoly
An interesting feature Of the financial
program is the passage Of an act au-
thorizlng the banks to issue savings
prize debentuTes. The total issue OF
these debentures Is limited to $4,000
900 per year. The rate of interest and
the amount OF the prizes and lottery
drawing scheme are limited, The whole
plan ends when the war Is over, The
government has the right to borrow the
money realized by the sale of the saw
lngs prize debentures but the manage
ment, sale and redemption OF the de-
bentures is entirely in the hands Of the
banks,
The changes in the customs tariffs
become effective after six months, The
articles affected include confectloner-
les. preserves In sugar silk fabrics, al
oohol Kerosene, sugar, ,molasses, syrup,
crepe de chiene, satins manufactured
tobacco, Chinese spirits, ordinary sake
and all alcoholic beverages containing
over so per cent Of alcohol, Consump-
ton taxes are levied on wooden fabrics
and kerosene oil.
The tobacco monopoly was passed
The compensation to be paid the man
ufacturers will be a sum equal 10 the
amount Of their sales for three years.
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COURT HEARS
BRYAN 5 APPEAL.
II is on Exclusion Of the $50, 900
Sealed Letter as Part of the
Bennett Will.
~------------------------
WAS II INTENDED AS SUCH I?
Counsel for Mrs. Bennett and Heirs
Argues That it Never
Was,
WAS IT INTENDED AS SUCH Il?

New Haven, Conn, March S0.-The
hearing Of the appeal OF william j..
Bryan from the decision OF the probate
court excluding the 1000 sealed let
ter as part Of the will OF Philo $.
Bennett was continued today in the
superior court, Ex-Judge stoddard
counsel for Mrs, Bennett and other
heirs, regarding the admlsslbility of the
sealed letter" today supplemented his
argument Of yesterday by brief adj
dress In which he reviewed the main
points, the jury being meanwhile ex-
cused. Mr.. Stoddard laid special em-
phasls on the assertion that the courts
Of this country and England have never
admitted a document like the sealed
letter. and he referred to many au.
thorities and decisions, The fact that
the letter was signed by the testator
makes no difference In a case OF this
character he said,
st II not part Of the will, was not
properly executed. and If allowed to be
entered In this court would be contrary
to all law In Connecticut framed to pro.
hibit fraud, undue influence and post.
ton"
Continuing. Mr. Stoddard contended
that the letter was not properly attest.
ed by the witnesses and was not de-
scrlbed in the will as being a part Of
the Will.
1T Is apparent" he SAID that this
paper was never intended to be a part
OF Mr. Benefits will. Counsel for the
other side will say that this paper was
contemporaneou with the wlll Where
paper Is executed al the same time at
which the will is executed, why does not
the party make II part OF the viii? 1t
is clearly apparent that there has been
no intention 10 do so
Judge Stoddard quoted from the let
ter that part which says that the let
ter was to be read by the widow alone
and asked. "Do you mean to say that
this document was ever intended to be
spread on the public records2 Read
By you alone There Is nothing In
that which can possibly he construed
az being technical part Of the tesla
ment of Mr.. Bennett, II was letter
OF instruction, the very terms OF which
show It conclusiyely"
A sensational incident occurred when
Mr. Stoddard I'm the course OF his ar
gument declared that the sealed letter
did not express the truth and did not
represent the sentiments Of Mr. Bennett,
Mr.. Bryan, who had entered the court
room a short time before, jumped 10
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IGNORED QUARANTINE,
Unvaccinatcd Fat Porker Broke Into
Smallpox Hospital Premises.

Unless the owner OF stray swine Of
the feminine gender shows up at the
quarantine hospital and redeems the
animal, the inmates OF that institution
will be treated to genuine barbecue In
the near future. At m early hour this
morning Steward w j, Korth was
awakened by an unusual noise IN the
corral at the hospital Thinking that
some coyotes were creating a disturb
ance, he took gun and went out TO
investigate the matter, but the cause Of
the connection proved to be n good
sized p0rSer, After assuring himself
that the pig was securely confined In
the corral, Mr., Korth returned to his
bed with visions OF feast for the
smallpox patients NJ the hospital.
The owner OF the swine can have II
by calling Mt the hospital but II is
probable that the animal win have to
be thoroughly fumigated before being
released from quarantine.
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last accounts. Leroy was resting easily.
DIR. GIesy says the wound Is not danger
BLACKFOOT SUGAR PLANT.
The Local Stockholders Want Assur'
ances as to Real Values.
Especial to the News. ~

lSpeClhl 10 the news
Blackfoot, Ida, March S0,-The cast"
ern capitalists who are to finance the
proposed Blackfoot Sugar fectory are
here, They are IN consultation with the
local representatives, and sugar circles
seem extremely lively this morning. the
loc,.l subscribers Of the capital stock
are demanding u bond guaranteeing
that the factory when completed VIII
be worth and represent I'm actual value
100000, the amount OF the proposed
capital. A great many local people en-
terrain the opinion that the actual val.
us OF the plant when finished Will not
exceed 100000 and that consequently
the sum Of 500 10000 subscribed here IL IN
effect bonus, This amount would pay
the expense OF removing the factory
from an Improbable field to one OF the
best beet sugar sections OF the United
States. Further developments VIII be
watched with considerable Interest
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JAESCHKE ARRESTED.
Boy Charged With Robbery in Hands
OF tho Police.

A warrant was issued this morning
for the arrest of George Jaeschke on a
charge OF robbery, The boy is now in
the custody Of the ogden police. Some
time ago he was charged with incorrigI-
biity, and was In fair way TO becom-
ing an inmate OF the reform school. Up
on the promise OF his father to take him
out OF the state, sentence was sus-
pended, and the boy was taken to CAL
lfornia. He re-appearod In Ogden a
few days ago, and his arrest followed
He will be brought back here to face
the new charge that has been prefer
red against him.
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RUSSIANS SINK STEAMER.
Vessel Mistook War Fleet for this
Japanese.

Chefoo, March co. 1880 a. m.-'rhe cap
tain, an olcr and one passenger OF the
Japanese coastlng steamer lianyel, ar.
rived at Teng chow this morning and re-
ported that the Hanyel had been fired on
and sunk by the Russian feet near tho
Miaota0 Islands on the morning OF March
"a They also reported that the REMAND.
or Of the crew ana passengers, Chinese
and Japanese, il In number, had been TAX.
en- prisoners By the Russians.
The captain OF the Hanyel has arrived
here He says he mistO0k the Russian
warships for tho Japanese feet until he
had approached 10 within ono mile OF
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Bills Passed by Senate,

Washington. March 30--The senate to-
day passed the following bills:
Extending the time for filing maps and
completing portions OF the Western Alas
kq Construction cUmpany's railroads
Prohibiting the erection OF building on
the mall In Washington nearer than AS
feet TO u central line from the capitol TO
the Washington monument
Authorizing an investigation into tho
feasibility of retaining the overlooked
.ands OF the Kootenai river. Ida,
Providing for additional employees
quarters at the Robinson Point coast
light station, Washington.
Mr.. McCumber then addressed the
senate in support OF his bill providing
for n uniform federal standard of Clas-
si!lcatlon and grading OF grains.
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NEARLY A RECORD.
Precipitation for Month Of March Third
Heaviest in History Of State,

The raIlfal Of yesterday afternoon
amounted to 90 Of an inch, making the
precipitation for the current month Of
March In this city. $40 inches. In
March OF 1891, the precipitation was
466 inches, and in March or 1876 II was
400 inches; so that the record OF the
present month Is the third In the local
meteorological history of 80 years, There
was phenomnally heavy rain fall at
Boise yesterday, where 1880 inches fell.
and in Kansas city the fall was 40
inches. There was slight FALL .02 of
an inch at Modena, so that II seems
that the southern part of the state re-
ceived some little attention from Jupi-
ter PluvIus The prediction for the en-
suing 80 hours Is fair weather, and a
warmer temperature and the local hope
is that the fair weather will be spread
over the remainder OF the week, so as
TO cover Easter sunday
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MOVER IS
RELEASED
AND REARRESTED

Telluride, Colo. March 3d.
Charles II. Meyer, president Of
the Western Federation Of Min
ers, who has been held in Jail
here since Saturday on Il charge
of Decorating the flag, was re-
leased today by County Judge
James II. Wardlaw on furnish
ing a bond for $500. but was inn
mediately rearrested by squad
OF soldiers acting under orders OF
AdJt.. Gen, Sherman NJ, Bell. The
nature OF the charge on which
he Is held by the military has
not been made public.
Sheriff Rutan has gone to Den
yer for the purpose OF arrestlng
William y. Haywood, secretary
Of the federation. as q warrant
has been issued charging him
with dissertation Of the flag.
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BELGRADE LEyEE BREAKS.
Causes Great Damage in and
Around Nineennes.

Vlncennes, Ind, March 3O,--The Bel.
grade lcyee broke today causing great
damage Many houses were washed
from their foundations, and much livN
stock drowned. The break increased
the water at Westport, where the food
is now IN the second story OF every
house, The town has been abandoned.
Two-thlrds Of Lawrence county Is UNI
der water and many places 20 feet deep,
A hard rain IL falling
The damage caused by the breaking
OF the Belgrade levee VIII be enormous
on the Illinois side, though It has re-
licyed the Indiana side, Messengers
have arrived from the flooded districts
asking for volunteers TO assist In rescu.
ing the flood bound people, Many boats
have started TO the rescue,
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PARKER
WILL HAVE
n. Y. DELEGATION

New York, March 3O.-A sum
mary OF the returns from the
Democratic primaries held In the
most important counties for the
selection of delegates to the state
convention, shows. according to
the Herald, that the Empire state
delegation TO the national con-
ventlon will be instructed to vote
for Judge Alton y. Parker as
nominee for president.
At the primaries so far 22S Par
ker delegates are counted as hav-
ing been successful. As there will
be total of $50 the Parker forces
claim they VIII have a large
working majority in the conven-
ton.
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Postoffice Appropriation Bill,

Washington, March so.-The postothee
appropriation bill as amended by the
postofnce committee was printed and
placed in the hands OF senators today,
Among the amendments not heretofore
announced from the committee are tho
following. For separating mails at third
ton is reduced from 81 10000 to $4,000
For allowance to third class offices
where the salaries Of the postmasters ex-
coed 1900 per annum, to cover the cost
or clerk services 10000, provided that no
allowance in excess OF 800 shall be made
to any one office.
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Black River Rising.

Piedmont. Mo-, March 9,-Black river
has steadily risen during the past week
until today Il Is five feet higher than a
year previous record The country Is In.
undated for miles, buildings being foated
from their foundations, thousands OF feet
OF lumber have been destroyed Three
persons were drowned near here In the
destruction Of farm house. At Nil
Springs many are living on their house
tons
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Nominated for Congress.

Philadelphia, March 3O.-Republlcar
congressional conventions held here to-
day nominated the following:
First Dlstrict-Henry II. Bingham.
Second District-Robert Adams, Jr
Third District-George A, Castor
Fourth District--Reuben o. Moon.
Fifth Distrlct-AEdward Morrelly.
Sixth District-George ID. McCreary.
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BIG LUCILLE IN COURT.
Woman Charged With Robbery OF
5000 Before Judge Diehl.

big Lucille" Barton, woman OF
the town who was arrested by Detec-
tive Raleigh at ogden several days ago
on the charge Of Tobbing one Frank
Adair OF money and jewelry to the val
lie OF $500 is having a preliminary
hearing before Judge Dlehl today, From
the testimony given by Adair this
morning. 1t developed that he gave the
woman 500, a suit OF clothes and a
diamond ring. part Of the property he
alleged she stole, The case will not be
concluded before late this afternoon.
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Situation at Saginaw,

Saginaw. Mich, March 3O.-The food
situation here Is somewhat today
the river guages showing a decrease In
the water level. Business, however, Is
still at a standstlll. A tug went TO Car
rollton and the surrounding district to-
day to carry supplies and render what
ever assistance Is needed.
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'''lLL 4 cos AFFAIRS.
'n In Bankruptcy Filed
against the Firm.

balsrVcStov March So-A petition in
Iany an against Sgalnst pettlngll & Com.
titS has" h1 advertising agency OF ibis
district cosr, " NED In the United States
Boston n nOurt by several New York and
plaeed at II dg oSp SdS The liabilities are
estimated 'aa,VvyOOo while the assets are
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Striking Driver Sentenced.

Kansas City. Mo-, March 2O.-Lec
overstreet, a striking member of the
Truckdrlyers' union, convicted Of vio-
lating the federal injunction which or.
dered the strikers not to interfere with
the non-union men who had taken their
places. was today sentenced to 90 days
In jail.
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THE KAISER'S HEALTH.
Alarming Reports About it Are
Utterly False.

Berlin, March 3o,-Inqulries here in
consequence Of report published In
Paris that alarming reports had been
received concerning Emperor Williams
health elected the announcement that
the condition Of his majesty's throat
is normal and the report is otherwise
dIscredited,
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them. Then the Russians boarded the
Hanyei In small boats and removed The
passengers. The captain. the ollor and one
passenger were In bed In the hold when
the Russians came aboard and were not
taken on. The Russians then sunk the
steamer and the three men chung TO float.
Ing wreckage until they were rescued by
Chinese fishermen.
The lIanyel was a small vessel.
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MARCH 80 1904 CTYU

for a.. defense Is preparing will be
finished to tomorrow and viii be filed
IN court, together with motion for APP
peal. Sentence then will be passed on
Senator Burton aud he win be required
to give u new bond pending the re-
hearing OF the case on appeal.
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DEAD HERO DECORATED.
Order of Rising sun Conferred on
Commander HiroLtakeo,

Toxic, March 3O--'rhe emperor has
conferred the order OF Kyle and the
order Of the Rising sun on Commander
HIro3lakeo, who was killed during the
japanese attempt to bottle up the Rus
sian fleet at Port Arthur Sunday last.
A movement has been inaugurated to
erect monument to the memory OF
Commander rlkeo.
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Koreans Disappointed in Ito.

Seoul, March, SO.--rhe Korean Progress
sionists claim TO be disappointed az Mar
Quls Ito having discouraged radical gov
ernmental changes on the occasion OF his
mission here. while In reality, II Is assert
ed the action Of the marquis checks the
alleged reform schemes.
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WHALE STRUCK A MINE.
II Was Blown to Pieces and
Washed Ashore.

Vladiyostock, Tuesday, March 20
one OF the mines In Possiet bay has
been exploded by whale. The man
god carcass subsequently was washed
ashore. II bore evidence u the destruc-
tive qualities Of the mines laid by tho
Russians in expectation Of a Japanese
landing at PosBet bay,
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@'A'oR BUTTONS CASE.
oS VIII Probably be Pass.
9. W on Him Tomorrow.

ssea n H. March sO-No action was
court today, I ie United States district s
we, 'eled Of haylnosu I ron Of Kansas, con.
saecting ths "f & received payment for
.tlce depor,uurl,les company In Inc post
' " Exceptions that t the oo,, maj
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APPEL BOY HELD.

Edward Appel, a youth charged with
lncoTlglblity. was arraigned before
Judge Dichl this morning and entered "A
plea Of not guilty Ills case was set for
hearing April T. In default OF 40 bonds
he was taken 10 the county S0
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Five Years for Ex.CashIer.

Chicago, March SO.--Francis h.
Wright former cashier of the First Ma
tional bunk of Dundee llls was today
sentenced TO FIVE years IN the peniten-
tiary for nf'approprIatng over $50 900
OF the banks funds,
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South Dakota for Hearst.

Sioux Falls. s. D.. March a0--The DEM
0cratlc state committee VIII meet here
today Enough votes are pledged TO w. II,
Hearst to secure for him an instructed
delegation to the 81 Louis convention.
The delegation probably will be headed by
former Senator II. f, Pcttigrew.
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Adverse Action in Tawney Bill.

Washington, March 30--The house
committee on ways and means today,
by vote Of four to eight. took adverse
action on the Tawney bin prohibiting
the inclusion OF coupons In packages OF
tobacco.
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RUSSIANS WILL RAISE
THE AMERICAN FLAG
u Newchwans
Administrator lie Had Invaded Neutral Rights When lie
Ordered II

Newchwng Tuesday, March a9Deyed ransmsSo Under
made by United States Consul Henry Miller that the civil admins
he ordered lowering the flag
buildings belonging though through the
apprehension that the flag illegally used by Chinese for the resisting
police the civil administrator has promised duly and form
through the military the flag the building from which removed
The which ordered down will allowed
London March soA correspondent of the Times Newchwag cabling
under yesterdays date
THE Russians today ordered the American flag the correspondents
o be hauled down.
proclamation martial law completely parayzes the whole
this port"
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ENGLAND WON'T tNrrprrpr

E,D sS'I wang Tuesday. March e9.--sir
hEb S SS.ow The British minister at
that na,I os informed the residents OF
Great RISnal''y IN Newchwang that
ws,, bbi,'Slh Will not interfere TO keen
sccen, mere and he advises them 10
Bdd,S 'Ne situation as IL is. The
lows Iet, eS'uents regard Minister sa
alton ana so' az INADEQUATE to the stu
pIctro,u' severely crltize him,
I4rmIuIyys" leSleG has approved a plan
CAyans cargoes to leave New.
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You are In Good Company When you
Place Your Name on These Pages. |
The Leading Firms Of the City are
All Here.
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columns s.. -. thursday Friday, Saturday.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-11

anoche por Ia banda del reputado pro-
fesor d. Francisco Verar, siendo to-
dos los ndmeros del progra na mny
selectos y ruidosamente aplaudid IS,
princip palmente eLucia di Lamnermor>
que tuvo que repetirse.
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de la Cruz. Gran casa de hu6sped IS.
liable d hotels AposentOs para ia
milias y personas solas. Comidas q
cincuenta centavos cubierto. Banos.
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Propietarfo, Pedro Schira. Notl;
Este hotel esta cargo de una senori-
la caguena.
Sc encuentra anclado en- nues-
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nicano xPresidenteo
Su comandante bai6 q terra con-
curriendo la retreta de anoche.
No hay NADIA que af6e mas ell
rostro mas bello, que las manchas
blancas y Ell tinte amarillento de la
clorosis. Tomense las Pndoras Ro-
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Ell Suprior de la tercera Ordeu
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