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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-24
Sett uiQ er 5itm 8eUOlUer sreifen.

-
Gr bebouptet, bon GogerS geoungene
9rapoS trofteten inn nod Dem
2ebeu. - @iu oo5 Rr0beuire
ipielen uno 3uerit ihieBen. -
StrafgerihtIideS @erfabren ge.
gen 2omion o%uigegeben,
@cp gorf, %, Qe5. - 16omo5
". Qutplon ser 8oitoner 86rienIpes
fulaut, mill iif ieBt nitt mebr nit
oen 8feiIen, ole er in oGOerpbooD's
Mogu5ine" abi6ieBt, begniigcn, ions
bern nit einent nirfIt6en RcpoIbcr
IoStnoIIen. Gr bat c8 ipe5ieu oui
0enniS 0%ouobue, Heooftionsmitglie6
zines Herp' Dorter Sinan5blotteS, Obj
geieben, pic aus einem offencn Brief
ben &aluion an $. $. &ogerS, ben
8ice.Brdiiocnten Der STANDARD Oil
Co." geri6tet bat, ber0or9ebt. Sn
Dem bon frdfti9en NllSoriiden
~Itrobenoeu 9rieie beiBt c8, er, 2otu.
ion, babe Crfubren OoB ser bon Go.
gers 9eoungcne oTbug" 0onobre
nit oem eriten 3ltgc mad Bolton
fommen noble, NM i'm 81 erlhieBen,
falls 2otpion, ipie ct beobiihttge,
beltte cinen Artifel iiber Gouobuc
oeroffentIi6en lolte. 0onoblre ioQe,
fGbrt 2nluIon fort, MIR fommen; ct,
2aiulotL iueroe i'm ooer irqeno einen
onoeren &ogerSihen oEbug," Der
inn in 0ie Gltere tGne, iofort nieoer,
fnoIen. 0oS fam oIio nod i66n
iuer0en.
HogerS, iolpie 0migbt 9romnn,
Der 90rleumotler nno iriibere Gecci.
Der fir Die Ban Stote 8oS 60" 90
ger Softer, Der Anlpolt ser @ldubiger
Der @o8geiellihnft, oeren Soltpt go.
marc s. IooifS mar, llu0 Inocre,
iuelde 0lrf Die bon 2oipion oieier
Gage Ocroiientlitte 9eIteh1lngSae.
ldfdte ltart compromittirt lurroen,
boben ibre abiidt, oe9en 2otulou &c.
ri6tIid uor5ugeben, oufgegebeu. gu
Oielem @nti6luB %9elnngten tie nod
longen Gonferen5en nit Nniuolt Ga.
muel llntermeper nof oeIien Hiif.
tebr aus Bolton.
alld aus Dem Itrofgeri6tli6en
Gerfobren, peldeS @enrD @ad, Der
1000 Gftien ser .glmaIgomote0 Sop.
per 60" 6eioB, gegen 2otuiou onbGlt,
gig MADDEN moIIte, miro niftS iper.
ben, ou SiiliS 0iItriftSonmolt
Snptb, Dem 9iitriftSompoIt Serome
Die Sade SIT unterilthen oliftrltg, er.
flort bat, Dab SIT einem crimineQen
8or9eben fem @rltno porliege.
Nuf Der 8orie fielen gcItern Die
aupier,9Ittien bon 6Sh ouf GAYS, INN
lid ieooh Nofmittog8 ctfpn8 SIT er.
bolen lno NIT 651s gu idIieBen. Maf.
Ter, Die bGufig fir S. s. &ogerS g(uf.
troge ilberncbnlen, begonret nit oen
BertGufen, meldJe bnlo at llmfong
geluannen.
StabltrlIt. Attien inttfen bon 30
ouf 28&. Gltd ole 8ertbpopiere an.
oerer Giiens mo StobI.Gorporotio.
men, iOlpie Der oScnneIiee Goal So"
erlitten @inbuBe, iueIde in 8ol.Str.
oltf pcrihie0ene llriod)en 5uriidge.
fiibrt Wlrroc. Cine oeriel6en lit oic
geItern bonn Corporations . Commit.
Jar 8orfielo gemodte Gmpfebllng
betrcffS obli9utoriider GilsiteQumg
bon 9unoeSlicen5en fir 3tpiidenitoot.
Iifclt SonoeISpertrieb, cine aloere
ocr anldeinenOe @inflilB Scr Stan
ontO Oil" .Wo9noten, feinen 8erild
our 8erbinoerung oeS ipeiteren gtie.
ocrgonges Der &u~pferottielt SIT ma.
den.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-24
Der alte SdliuinSc(.

Der 1lfe S%dIluln0eI.
GermitteIit tuertbIoier Gbeds 6rinoi
Soiepb 9. 0eforo mebrere bieIiac
@eid6ftsleute INN oeridieoenc
6eIobetrGge. - 8or iriiber in
Baltimore oniGiiig. - Sam am
Rontag aus Californian bier OIL.
- Sdeint Opfer oe5 Sdnopp$,
teufeIs SIT Iein.
Soiepb g. 9eforo, ser, mie er lat,
ipobIbobenoe @ertunnote in 9aItimo-
re beiibt. aber Der prominenten 80
mile oes gIetten NumenS nid)t uobe
Itebt, iibt inter Der IflUeren g[ns
iduIoigung ser GbedfGlihung in ser
mtttleren Station. 90 ipeit Iino 5tuei
Sale ge9en i'm eiugetrogen Ii. nod
mebrcre iteben in Nllsiid)t. Sn oent
crIten miro or on9eidNuIoigt, bon ser
6irmo Soel 8utman & SO an ser
Observation-Disclosures 500 mitteIlt zines
angebIid) ipertblolen, oltf Die 9ont-
6irma Ileranoer 8rotpn & SO. oltSs
geItcllten @bedS crlun9t SIT bnben,
SSte aus oen3eugenoll8iogen berpor.
glng, fam 9eforo mad Dem 2ooen
foutte Moaren i'm 8etroge bon SIT
mo lleB lid bon elmer Der 8erf6ltfe=
rlnlten 9%enonnten Sbed I6reiben,
ben ct Damn nit Ieiner llnterifrift
oerIab. @r oronete Die Mblieferllng
Der getouften 8ooren IN Rr. 9t3,
Sit.23. StroBe, an. Cine Iolhe
I0reiie eriitirt tbotiGfIid) nift. Ole
Sirma eritottete DER Boli5ei 9erid)t
iibcr Die Sadc, mo oieie rrfonnte
nah DER gegcbenen Acknowledged.
bu1lg, oaB Der on9ebIide SdminbIer
iid idon pegen elmer GbnIiden
Transaction in Ser mittIcren Sta.
ton in Soft befono. Die angeIteIl-
ten ser 6irmo i6entifi5irten 0eforo
oils ben Dionn, Der oen Gbed unter-
5eidnete.
Sr. Sobn &eQp, Der G%igentbiimcr
bon &eup'8 Sotel an oro.Gutoruitr.,
lit ein anoereS Spfer oes 8eforo. Gr
CAB ibm $25 fir einen Gbed, Der alli
Die Observation-Disclosures ouS0es
felt mar. 0eforo iogte bel Dem Ser.
Dor, DOB er enttpeoer oerriidt ODER be.
trlltten mar, ais er Die 9bedS ans.
iteute. Nilf Dem @ege nnd) bier bobc
er itarf %9etrunfen uno Dies in 9ol.
timore fort9eiebt. 8or Sturgeon iei
inn cine groBe grbIfoft 5ugefollen.
9tlf oieie geItiibt, babe er OerIud)t,
nit Der nGalpert.9nnt reip. oeren
Tr1ii0enten 8nt. s. Enpne elm lie.
bereinfommen 81 trefien, nod uel.
dem Teforo'S GbedS bon Der 9onf
bonorirt ner6en %lolltei. DoS Iniins
men ipllroe INN 1latllrl1d) a~bge1dlla=
gen, luorum li6 ieood 0eforo on.
ideineno nidt tiimmerte, ionoern
iriid uno frei Gbcds auSitellte. Die
8ebeimpoli5iIten 8eaper mo Doug
BERTH nobmcn oen Wforn Mittipod)
glbeno felt, gr ideitt ein Opfer oe5
SdnoppsteuielS 81 iein; er lit ncr.
hos, erfennt ieOoh OoS grnltboft:
ieiner Gage. 8or etluo 5ebn Sobren
bctrieb ct cine 8irtbif)oit an scr
eight, nobe GoniuapItroBe Ii. nctnt
Die Rotnen pe%rlfieoener pronlinentct
8olitifer, nit oenen er befnnnt iein
mill. Set ieiner anfilnit in 9alti.
more no6nte CT in Rr. 1929, Noro.
GborlesItraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-24

6oilpeI, Bertha @oti6, Gillian Sto'
ratb, anno SiGbert, 2i55ie Siitber,
Sopran; Iu9uite Souff Soo Su.
bert, 6Iorence SiIbert un6 gman0a
Start, gIt; Scnrp Jrib, 2ouis sill
bert, Sermonn 2arien, Senor; Bm.
6rie, @eorg 3otber, @user 8reiteu.
bo6 uno Sob. 2arien, Bob. Tirtgent
lit &r. Sermonn 2urien, un6 SRI.
Goitb 6oipel lit bic 9erpanbte Or
goniittr.
gm Wontog @beno, ben &c. Seq,
1913 llbr be0innt ole Gbriltfeier uu6
gei6eerung ser ans 220 &inOern be.
itebenoen Sonntagsihule, uno Elm
ousge5eidneteS 8rogromm fommt
bel oieier 8clegenbeit 5ur aufflib.
rung. Sr. Sobn s. 6aupeI 1T Der
superintendent Der SduIe.
g.=Iutb. 6rie6enss
Gtr6c.
9aTtor s. 6. SdIiiter.
Sn Der 5rieoeuS. @emein6e an Der
Gde bon Nobiions uuo Duncan.
StroBe miro cine oeutife utto ENC
cngIiide 8eier gebolten lperocn. Die
oeutIdc 6eier ser StruIe finoet am
Sonntog abenO 1a8 Ibr Itott. BEL
nel6er AZ Sdiiler 8eibno6tSgc,
IprGde II. 9efIomotionen portroget
peroeu; bie gauge S6uIe miro babel
nblpe6ieIno 8eibnudtSlieoer iingen.
Die engIiife 6eier finoet ON Nelt-
iobrstoge, 9fbcnos nm 128 llbr Itott.
Tie Stride lit bonn 2ebrerpcrionoI
i60n geItmiidt moroen. 8or Der
&an5cl lit Gin 8eibnodts. Gronspo.
rent ollfeelteGt. lleber Der 9an5el
itrobIen in b%odlrotben Settern Die
gn9elporte: D@bre iei Soft in ser
Sobel Srieoe altf Grocnl" nro 5ltr
2irfen Der &on5el prongt Elm GROCER
ihoner Eannenboum. 0oS Bro.
gromm Der 6eitgottesOienIte fir @e.
meinoe unO Sounta9Si6ule lit fol-.
genoeS:
8eibnaHtS.M orgen 1915 llbr -
.@eiang Der @emein0e r6roblid) Ioa
mein Serge i%pringen;" 6eitepiItel
uno Guon9elium Gboreeiong sal
lelliob Dem Serrn!" bon @abriel;
Notwithstanding unO 8ebet; &c
lang Ser @emeinoe n2obt Soft, ibr
Gbrilten; Breoigt; @ebet; GborIieo
Ser 5riebcn8fiirIt" bon 2esIie; &c.
m~einoeIicb % ielig, ieIi9 ale 8eIt,
Die iif an oieieS ainolein bGlt;"
6eier 6es bell. Nbenomabls.
8eibno6tS AbenO H8 ltbr -
vStiGe Ntodt, betlige Naft;" Gbriitt
@eburt, @e6ielleien Seitens oeS
Superintenoenten 8rieor. Sltnoert.
mart unO Der Sdule; @e6et. Oar.
na6 iolgen oerifieoenc 8eibnodt5'
lte0er.
8nhnudyt 6eier, g. 9lbeno bon 10
bis ~ llbr - llnterboltung, an0adt
uno Aniprode oes BoItors.
0euinbrs 6eier, Sonntag, 8or'
mittng5 Eli llbr-5ert uno Gbemo
Der Breoigt mad 2. Gor. 10, 10: Ger
id0llIte NeuiobrSruunid).
Gn Ncuiabrss Ibero nm 128 llbr
iir0et Die 5meite @eibnoftsfeier Der
SonntogSiduIe itntt, melde aus.
idlieBli6 in Der engliihen Sprohe
gefiibrt miro. OrgoniItin lit SRI.
&iui q. S6liiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-24

= Sn ser 8obnnn9 oes Srn.Gbos
mas 3. 9ronnon, Nr. 1913, OIt.6orts
Apenlte, entitonO 9eitern Worgen
ooourf 6eler, Dob Der Sobn 0cS
Srr. 9ronnon, iuGbrenO er mad iei-
men Sduben ildte, Die Qefe cineS
Ganope'S in Brand Itefte. Die Slam.
men nltr0et I'M Seine gcl0I6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-24
Giicnbahn = 1tnfGQe.

Sort 8tllta M, Snt., %. Dc
3ember. - 9ei Gomoroc, 100 Wfeis
len weitlid OoIt bier, lit ein 9erio'
nqn5ltg nit einem 5radt5uoe 5uiant.
men geItoBen. Gonoufteltr Sooage
uno 2ofonotioiiibrer Sberioon erlit.
ten ouf Der Stelle Den Soo; Sei5er
2eio uno elm Huiiagier trngen Ser
lebungen oaoon.
@rono &opioS, Nif)y %.
9e5ember. 49, 9luf Der Strcde Der
.Sere Morqltette. ga6n" lit Elm ger
ionen5ug outd cine oifene 8eife bel
Sofoole > Burf oltf oaS S%eitellgelelIe
gerutbcn mo nit elmer &angirlofo'
motipe 3lianmen geltoBen. Gotomo-
tipiiibrer aoamS uno Geo. S'Gonnor
BON Mount Hleaiant, Did, trugen
I6Iimme 8erlesungen onbon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-24
Qe8 Mor6c8 bef6uI6iQt.


- Sn ser noropeItIihen SoIi5ei.
%Itotion fono eeitcru abeno ein SIT
qltelt iiber Den 500 bon @aIter
~sIIerouoer Itott, peIder am Ntittpo6
i'm nIqgemeiueu MarDIGuoer Soipi'
toI" an ben 6oIgen elmer Sti6Dumoe
itorb, peIfe ibm ietu Sftuoger SoS,
@otion om Samitag abeuo I'M Ser
Iallfe zines StreiteS beibradte, ltno
8ruar muroe 8ation fir GIeranoer's
900 pernntportli6 9ebalten. 8ots
ion uno IIeranoer Waren Shpdger,
uno Die aus Dem 8eugenoerbor err
beIlte, brdd)ten SomeS un6 81. 9.
8otIon, 3pei 8rii6er bon 6rol
alerunoer, am SamItog abeno ole
5rol na6 Souie 81 RoIanoSoiue.
SobnIo Ole 9rei in 4I%eronoer'S
@obmtng mfomer, entipann Iib ein
beftiger 8ortlpehicl 5tpilden SameS
g8otion uno 8nIter AIeranoer, mo
oa3 &eiuItat mar oie Ste6erei. So
rorer 9oI6ipin nernobm feline Der
3eI0eu, pelt)e ole ltriode, Die 81 Der
Somilieufeboe fiibrte, al oen Sag
bdtteu bringen fonnelt, bod Ideint
cS, Den 9emerfun9en Ser Delegation
bon Cecil = County, mel6e BET Dem
Snqlteit 5ugegen mar, mad 81 urtbeis
len, OaB ge9eu oie @otIonS feline be.
IonOerS irernolihe Stimmlng
berri6t.
Or. 8"roofute i'm Sioen.
- Der felt mebreren Wonoten bers
miBte Or. Gbampe 9. 9roofltc bon
@aIbroof befinoet iif ipobG uno
hunter i'm SiiOen, pie aus einem
8riefe, pelfen feline $oIbidmeiter,
Sri. Inoerion, empfongen bat, er.
belt.
&tppenbru6. Ser 5ebu
Sabre olte Sultan @. 9rener bon
ger. BOG, SiiO.I onroeitraBe, erlitt
nabe leiner elterltd)en Wobnltlt9 ela
neu &%ippenbrud), inoem ct bon einem
S1Iitten g%elporfen mlrOe.
Gin ebrIi6er Sr00ler. -
Sr. Somuel Goldman bon GER. 1919,
W&cGuuobitroBe, %pertoufte leBten
0ienitog eiuem GroOler cine Nr5obl
otter &leioungsitiide. S1tr5e 3eit
oorno6 erinnerte er iid), boB in elmer
ser Ioifen $3.50 in 8oorgelo %itoten.
gr iudte ben Sr0oler nltf, uno oielcr
fo1o sic permiBte Summe olldl IN
einenl Der alei6un9Sltiife, Die Gum.
ME fuitroe BON Dem ebrlifen 5inoer
prompt Dem @%tgentbiimer eingebon.
oigt.
6ie( in Sen gIepators
d) a. d. t. - @iQium g. 8ornbart,
Scr. 2t27, 8~oooberrp . Gbenue, fiel
geitern Worgen I'M bolb II l(br bel
Der arbeit an Ger nellen Spinnerei
0eS Srn. %5ameS 6. Sooper in $1,000.
BERN ollrd) einen tbeilpeile nit
9rettern 9eoedten lino 81 Sub tiefen
GIepntori6odt. Die @uft oeS Stitr.
5eS mllroe ourd) cine 2eiter gcbroden,
oie i'm unteren Gbeile bes Sd)odtcS
Itato. 8ornbort fam NIT 5tuet 8uns
ben oin &opfe lrb Gi,etihunaen am
&0rper oooon. Mon brod)te i'm nud
ieiner Wobnllng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-24

@egeit Der sroben 3unobnte Der
3ob( Der 80lie i'm miitleren Sbeile
oeS StnoteS Sainois lit BORT Elm
Sreibiagen ollf Die 9eItien, al mel.
fent mebrere 9unoert Sdget ii6 be.
tbeilioten, peronitoltet iuorOen.
Senrp @ertbort III Gbicogo, Der
Bis Dor aiir5ent bel elmer Gn9ros.
3leii6b1nolerfirma beiddftigt ipnr,
fat lid iii benz augenblid eri6oiien,
in nel6em er lpegen llrierihlo9ung
bon @eloern Der 5irma uerboitet
meroen io1te.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-24

EdiIe! SGIe!
snr Gleiie in's anslauo beiorst 6.
Raine, 3r. iii, ct. Sanl'S traRe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-24

Ger airhen6or Der oeutid)et Dfe.
tbooiiten.@ emeinoe atn Siio.grooo.
man miro am Ibeno oeS Certificates
einen nluiifoliiden 8otteS oienIt abs
boIten. IIsgeipG1lte Gbriltfeitge.
i1ltge meroen onrd) ben Gbor mo
peridiebene SoIiiten i'll gegleituiig
Der Efeifenorgel poreetragen, II. a.:
Gen Die @ngel orobea" bon Weper;
Die Sirten ollf Dem Seloe" bon 8.
8. @merion; 80, be comes" Colo
ullo Gborus bon 5. 6. Soa; .15e
Top Sprin9" bon 5. 6. Soll; nSu-
belione" bon G. g. 2oreiij Ii. rTing
out, of bells" bon u. 8. 2ebmonn.
Ger airdenfor lit aus ~folgenben
Mitglieoern 3niammengeiett: slnna
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-01
EDWARD AT CAMBRIDGE.
Recalls With Pleasure Days When
He Was An Undergraduate.

London, March 1.-The king and
queen filled round OF engagements az
Cambridge today the principal func-
ton being the opening OF several new
buildings connected with the university
where the king at one time was a stu
dent lie was presented with an adj
dress OF welcome from the senate and
council OF the university, Replying
thereto. the king spoke OF his pride I'm
having been member Of the univer-
slty and the pleasure with which he al
ways looked back Mt his undergraduate
days at Trinity college and empha-
sized the necessity for the extension
and development OF all branches OF
study and research, which were essen
tlal to the maintenance OF the great
ness and welfare Of theemplre After
heartily thanking those present for the
welcome TO the queen and himself,
King Edward concluded;
Il Join with YOU In your prayer that
my empire may continue IN peace and
prosperity throughout my reign"
Their maJestes were accorded \
memorable reception from the under
graduates. The town was deliberately
decorated and tllled with visitors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-01

on the resolution, which Is to be called
up at the earliest possible moment by
Chairman Hepburn. II will constitute
the first introduction from Congress to
the new department to exercise the
powers given IL under the laws, TO in
investigate the operation OF industrial
institutions.
The resolution was introduced IN the
house Feb, 4, by Representative Martin
OF South Dakota Today Mr.. Martin
was given an extended hearing by the
committee to which he made the asser-
ton that the beef trust was violating
the spirit OF the injunction, II not its
letter. The resolution was amended so
as TO provide that the report of the in
vestigation should go to the president
as provided In the law creating the
new department instead OF to Com
gress. This amendment was opposed
by Representative Richardson OF Ala
bama, Of the committee, who held that
the report should be made to the house,
inasmuch as the house requested the
investigation to be made Ii was
deemed advisable by the majority OF
the committee, however to abide By the
law and after the investigation has
been made TO pass another resolution
requesting the president to submit the
finding TO the house Should the in.
vestigation show violations OF the in.
junction the matter undoubtedly will
be referred by the president to the de-
partment of justice and the trust"
proceeded against for contempt Of
court.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-01
YOUTHFUL CRIMINALS.
Francis Parrstt, Andrew Tonneson and
Others Before Judge Diehl

This has been Juvenile day for Judge
Diehl. The bunch Of young burglars
who were arrested by the police last
week were before him to answer TO
various charges from incorrigibllity to
housebreaklng and burglary, and they
we're all held to answer to the district
court, and IN default of 500 each were
taken to the county jail.
The case against Francis Parrott,
charged with incorrlgibility was dis
missed. and the boy, who is l6 years OF
aye, was turned over to the custody
Of L. $. Deputy Marshal Smyth. He
viii be tried in the district court for
stealing postal funds from the branch
postoflice In the Fifth Ward Coop
Carl War;. arrested by Waterman
Melloy, ON the charge OF attempting to
burglarizc Fowers bicycle store, will
be arraigned tomorrow.
Andrew TonnesOn. aged 10 years,
charged with Aburglarizlng the store OF
Jenkins and Ashby on Feb. a. and
stealing So I'm merchandise, pleaded not
guilty and waived preliminary hearing.
Ills case will go to the district court.
clifford Hin aged 10, Carl Wins
ness. aged Q, and Henry Kay, aged ..
pleaded not guilty TO the charge Of
HOUSEKEEPING They were also re-
manded to the county Jail to await trial
In the district court, They are ac-
cused Of entering q bath room AZ the
SanitarIum and stealing pair Of cuft
buttons, valued at $40 and So In cash,
the property of a, Hedley,
The same boys were charged with
burglarIzlng barn at e2b Read street
and stealing some rabbits belonging to
Harold Whitaker They were also
held ON this charge. The same boys,
with Henry Shegague pleaded not
guilty to the charge OF burglarizlng the
candy stand OF Andrew Gray nj 20
east South Temple street, and stealing
$50 worth Of candy. gum and tobacco.
ON each charge they we're held In de-
fault Of 500 bail
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-01
Women and Children, Aged and lnhrm
Men Being Removed From Strate.
gic Points.
CHINESE BRIGANDS TeRR0RlzlNG.
0yerrunning District Of Ninguta-laps
Attempt to Blow up Dock at VIadi'
yostOk and Fail.

st. Petersburg. March !, GEO p, ND
The c2ar has received telegram from
Vlceroy Alexier, which. II is said, will
be given out tonight,
The general staff SAYS no conhrma-
ton has been received OF the announce
ment made by the London Daily Daily
Telegraph today in a dispatch from Yin
kow that Port Arthur was again bonn
barded yesterday by the japanese feet,
A copy OF the Dalny Vistok, which
has just arrived here, contains signl.
ficant argument IN favor Of Russia
abandoning South Manchuria and re-
talning the northern part OF the prov.
ince, which the paper contends, nat
urally belongs TO the Amur region
The military authorities are causing
10 be removed from all strategic points
In the far east the women and children
and all aged and infrm men. so that
the necessity OF protecting them will
not be added to the other duties OF the
troops and I'm order that all supplies
may be available for the use OF the
~ Nhhl ANlllbNAhAlATs
Mail advices from Vladiv0stok shy
that 500 Chinese brigands are terrori2-
ing the district OF Ninguta Their lead
er, Yayanten. proClaIms himself invul-
nerable to bullets.
Adyices received by mail from IT.
kutsk, Siberia, say that local firms
whose employees have been called into
the service Of the army are continuing
TO pay the married men full wages ana
the unmarried men half pay.
Letters from Vladlyostok dated Feb
Il say that the warshlps In the harbgr
on that date were the Rossa, Gronlp-
boi and Rutik and the transport Ma
kONa, The port was frozen hard and
the lee breaker was scarcely able to
clear the channsi.
Two Japanese attempted 10 blow up
dock at Nladivostok bur did not sue
coed. They escaped A Japanese bar
Der at Vladvostok deemlng himself in
suited by Russian officer, shot him
dead and then dramatically announced
that he was a captain on the japanese
general staff and was not used to TAX
Ing insults.
TROOPS IN GOOD SPIRITS.
Mukden, Manchuna. March THE
troops are In excellent spirits. expect
Ing to meet the Japanese soon,
The japanese feet has not attacked
Port Arthur since Feb. &c. The Japa-
nese are greatly discouraged by tho
failure TO block the harbor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-01
PATENT MEDICINES,
The Searcblight Turned on by the State
Chemist Some More,

The state board OF health continues
It's warfare after certain classes of pat
ent medicines and in an interview to-
day. Secretary Beatty OF the board,
said I'VE propose to keep up this
fight until the markets OF this state are
free from these patent medicines which
contain narcotics and alcohol, Now to-
day, we have received from State
Chemist Harms analyses Of two more
of these 30 called remedies, Hostetters
BItters and Peruna. These are two Of
the most fagrant attempts to deceive In
all the list OF patent medicines, as they
are also the largest sellers, Why, two
car loads, or $4,000 worth, of Peruna
were sold by two wholesale drug firms
In this state within the last six weeks.
Both alleged remedies are thin DISCUSSES
OF LIQUOR. The state chemist found a
per cent Of alcohol IN Hostetter's Bit
ters, which Ia about the strength OF
straight whisky; and In Peruna % per
cent OF alcohol was found Both medi-
cines were colored with burnt sugar,
and favored with Gentlan, a simple
bitter. The evil In such remedies Is
that people unwittingly are taking large
quantities OF alcohol, and the exhlar-
ating effects Of the same are what the
proprIetors Of these nostrums trade on
Utah Is patent medicine crazy"
Secretary Beatty then continued:
Here Is a headache remedy which
ought not to be sold except by physi-
clans prescription, and then should on
~ be administered under the direction
Of physician. The drug Is Antkam-
mia, synthetic compound of blcar-
Donate Of soda, and Acltanillde The
latter Is a product OF the dlstlllation Of
coal tar and dangerous remedy when
taken In sizeable doses, az II depresses
the action OF the heart and frequently
destroys life. Acitanlllde WHOLESALERS at
$50 per pound, and the Antlkamnla at
81 per ounce, The retail price 10 %
cents for dozen little tablets" ..-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-01
STRIKING MESSENGERS.
Those of Chicago Slug" Non.
Union Boys.

Chicago, March IAN injunction Is
sued by the federal court against strk-
Ing telegraph messengers boys failed
today TO put a stop 10 smuggling" tao
tics
one Of the adult messengers employ
ed as a strike breaker was beaten into
insensIbllty and another roughly hand
led. In each case the strike breaker
was attacked by dozen boys who had
tralled him from the compauy's office,
The assallants only desisled upon me
arrINAl Of The police.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-01
The Dewey Trial.

Norton Kan. March l.-WIlliam Nc
Bride, one OF the three defendants in
the trial for the murder OF Burchard
Berry. took the stand today In his own
behalf. and told OF the fatal fight at
the Berry ranch. lie corroborated pre-
vious testimony to the effect that the
Berry boys had opened fire and said:
"Burch Berry fired directly at me
twice. put n cartridge in my gun and
fired at him and he fell ] fired at him
because he fired at me and TO protect
my life"
Mcbride denied that he had ever said
that II Dewey could not buy out the
settlers In the vicinity Of his ranch he
would drive them out or kill them
out"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-01
MARSHALL'S REPORT.
st, Petersburg Papers Print II
But Make no Comments.

ST. Petersburg, March i.-All the papers
here print prominently this morning but
without comment Commander Marshall's
report OF the vcksburg incident off Che
mulpo Korea, and the reasons assigned
In the United states for his not uniting
In the protest of the naval commanders
against the action OF the japanese. These
statements will doubtless clear up the
misrepresentation existing here concerning
In eaffair Coming simultaneously with
the announcement that the state depart
ment had decided TO oountermand the or.
ders that Edward V, Morgan appointed
United States consul al Port Dalny, pro-
coed TO his post Commander Marshall's
report should have good effect In allaylng
the ant-Amerienn Irritation.