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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-08
JUDGE ]. A. MARSHALL.
Hears Case Of Mont. Mer. Co VS..
Citizens Alliance,

Denver, oct In the United
states circuit court today Judge John
s. Marshall OF the district court Of
Utah sitting as chancellor took up
the injunction proceedings brought I'm
that court Sept 10 by the Interstate
Mercantile company OF Montana
against Ernest Colburn, president and
other members Of the Mine owners
association and citizens Alliance Of
the Cripple Creek district
Ex-Goy Charles s. Thomas. repre-
senting complainants, offered objection
and exception to the report Of Sanford
c. Hlnsdale, master In chancerN to
whom, on Sept. 26. was referred for
determination and report defendants
bill Of exceptions to the original bill OF
complaint
The masters report sustained six OF
the twenty-four exceptions. Atty. w.
II Bryant objected and argued his OBJ
lection to Gov. Thomass exceptions.
Judge Marshall sustained defendants
contention, on the ground that due no.
tlce OF compliments intention 10 ex-
Cept had not been given the defend
ants counsel and further. the excep-
tlons were not as the law contemplate
ed they must be- In writing
The court then ordered the reading
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TWO HUNDRED FIFTY -FOUR
PORTUGUESE KILLED.

Lisbon, oct I'm the chamber OF
deputies today the minister Of marine
made detailed statement Of the recent
lighting I'm Portuguese Southwest
Africa, where a force OF no protu-
guesc operating against the Cuanha-
mas was ambW'hed by the rlbosman
as IL was crossing the Cunenc river
Two hundred and nfty.four OF the
Portuguese were Killed
The minister said that when the at
tack was made the detachment formed
in square. which was subjected TO a
heavy fire ana nc one moment had 20
defend itself with the bayonet. The
square was not broken but the irregu-
lar troops became panIc-strlcken and
were thrown into confusion a hand
to-hand conflict, assegal against bayo-
net was the principal feature OF the
engagement,
Reiutorcements sent to the relief Of
the detachment succotl He'd I'm saving
only few Of the wounded Tho COM
mander Of the detachment recromed
the Cunene river with his forces and
returned TO Humble, where he now is
secure, having sustained no further
losses
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-08
MURDER AND SUICIDE.
Alfred Fryer Shoots His Wife for
Alleged Unfaithfulness

New York. oct. s.--Belieylng he had
been deceived by his wife, Alfred Fry
er, manager Of hay and produce COM
pany, shot her fatally early today In
their home at Newark, N. J,
Fryer then turaed the revolver on
himself and blew out his brains his
body falling across that OF HIS wife,
The only daughter OF the couple, 3
years old, was sleeping In an tdjoin-
ing room al the time the tragedy oc-
Cured Awakened by the shots she
rushed into the room only 10 see her
father fall dead
Mrs. Fryer was stll alive when the
police arrived but died soon after she
reached the hispital.
The little girl ran, In her night cloth
Ing, TO a neighbours house for aid, She
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MEDIATION INOPPoRTuNE.
Lansdowne Says Neither Bellig.
erent Expresses De sire for It.

London oct i-Replylng to a letter
from the international Arbitration and
Peace association, suggesting that the
time Is az hand when his maicsty.s
ministers in concert with other pow
ers, can, with good hope Of success,
appeal to the governments OF Russia
and Japan TO suspend the conflict I'm the
far east Foreign Minister Lansdowne
writes as follows
Neither Of the balugereuts having
expressed any desire for mediation on
the part Of the other powers, bis ma
jcstys government does not consider
that It could with advantage take such
action as is suggested by your COM
mlttee."
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AMERICAN FLAG
Saves Man Pursued by Mexican
Authorities.

san Diego Cal, Oct 7-Pureued
by the Mexican authorities, after being
released from the Ensenado Jail on bail,
Capt Frank Mania OF the schooner
May took refuge on the British steamer
st. Denis, where the captain locked
him ana nailed the American flag
on the door, The attempt TO retake him
was then abandoned Mania arrived
here on the ST. Denis today. Mania
was arrested Sept, Is, and thrown IN
Jail on the charge OF poaching guano
from Mexican territory His efforts to
get speedy trial We're unayalllng, and
with an attorney and suretIes his wife
went to Ensenada and secured his re-
lease, II was then that the jail authori-
ties demanded money OF Mania for al
legged services during his incarceration.
lie refused and was pursued 10 the
steamer, Capt. Manha's schooner has
disappeared and he does not know Of It's
wherea bouts,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-08
OPERATIONS NOT ALWAYS
NECESSARY,
poetors frequently Mistaken.

II suffered untold agony with piles for
over three years, Two doctors told me
nothing but an operation would cure me,
tried different remedies, but nothing did
me any good until ! used Pyramid Pile
Cure. / bought ala nifty cents boxes at the
drug store, and now | can do my work
and go out, where before spent most OF
my time lying down. thank God Tor civ
ing the discoyerer the knowledge 20 make
such cure, | recommend II 70 all my
friends, and II ever have piles again VIII
certainly use this remarkably remedy
You can use this In any way YOU Wish To
make known tho wonderful merit OF Ply
ramid Pile Cure Mrs, VIM, Mucky, NJ
Marshall street, Elizabeth, N. j.
The experience Of this lady Is that VI
thousands OF others who have been aasur-
ed that nothing short of an operation
would rld them Of this distressing COM
plant On the face Of H. II appears 0s N
too many surgeons operate In order that
they may keep their hand in and lose no
portion OF their skill. then, again, too
many surgeons are anxious 10 experiment
dixie the scientific man IN Marx Twalns
pathetic story Of the dog and her little
puppy and do not have proper regard
lor a patients physical welfare Or condl-
ton.
We advise every sufferer tothlnk twice
before submitting 20 an operation for
piles, and suggest that those Interested
write TO the Pyramid Drug Co., Marshall,
Mich. Tor their little book ON the causes
aud cure Of piles, which Is sent free for
the asking.
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to take the train out OF the district
utnll the trouble was over
Tuesday afternoon the citizens of
Morencl met and decided TO give the
children into the possession of the sis
lers, provided they would take them
direct 10 New York and not again ate
tempt TO place them with Mcxlcans.
This was assentel 10 and on yesterday
The sisters departed with "a babies"
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Attempt to pnmape an Alto.

New York, oct s.-What appeared TO
be an attempt to lnJure one VI the for.
eign automobiles entered for the Van.
derbilt cup race ON Long island was
made early today near JerIco,
The machine was kept over night un.
der guard IN a barn. About 3 o'clock
a yolley Of shots awoke the neIghbor.
hood and three men In an automobile
were seen tearing away down the road.
An examination showed that many
bullets had entered the barn. but all.
though several narrowly missed the
racer, II was not injured,
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Peace Teeaty WITH Bolivia.

New York, Oct. SIT Is believed that
peace treaty with Bolivia will be
signed within a week, says a Herald
dispatch from Valparaiso de Chile, Ne
gotations are being carried ON In La
rdz under favorable auspices. Con-
gress VIII begin a special session Oct.
10
The presidents message contains 30
bills, most ~ which hava been awaitlng
enactment for years. II Is not, likely,
adds the correspondent, that they wiso
pass this time, Notwithstanding their
local importance.
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CARRIE NATION JAILED.
Went About Knocking Cigars Out
OF Mems Mouths.

Wichita, Kan, oct Mrs, Carrie
Nation and Mrs Myra McHenry. i'm
medlately after having been released
from jail on appeal bonds this after
noon, went down the street knocking
cigars out OF the mouths Of the men
they met.
They have been arrested and are
again In the city Jail on the charge OF
disturbing the peace and obstructing
the sidewalk,
A mass meeting has been called for
Sunday to start a prohibition crusade.
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FUNERAL
Of HENRY c. PAYNE.
,...,,., Over Late Postmaster
~ General We're Marked by I'm
Orc,siyc Simplicity
offIcIALOOM WAS PRESENT
,...,l 1mIa Carrying the BODY
Leaves for Milwaukee
Wisconsin.

bennington oct 7.--Althoush an
o,,.rI The services In 81
. ,'.,.. church today over the body OF
Wv NJ. Henry q. Payne pos'mans'er-
'. .. ..'y r,-e marked by impressive
seu'' omc.al Washington filled
s ...' ,o,s o., the church and brilliant as
Az. uniforms Of the large repre-
'.'' .,., o,tbe army. navy and marine
,hs soIsmnIty Of the scene was
W. ,,orcod by the sharp contrast OF
''' a,b me deep mourning OF the
'.', ana rer,o1al frleuds Of the dead
,0 ,... .e,et Side by side With Mrs
gaol . w. o President and Mrs. HQose-
Fa! w, .ss An 6eep mourning The BODY
'e'' u .l.,,t ma afternoon on special
rolp for Milwaukee IS. o,,rch
y, counted By the officials OF we
WI. .gcs deplrtment. headed by ROD
pos'I,"' Wyrbe the acting postmaster
cry ~, Tbe diplomatic corps the
sbIes Of the bureaus OF the . XIV 80, er
psr,nent he commahugh.. l.. ~ , s,n ,'6r
o' ' ro-ps members Of the supreme
lN .srators and congressman ana
, y., ofcas filed the remaining
space ,. ,,oro mot M the
me funeral party were lnet ~ ' ~
door BY the Rev Roland Cottonipl,,,'
rsftor OF ST. Johns ana nus ass's.al'.s'
rhe procession formed az tne elai'svps
door me rector leadihs lle way s H.
reading from the burial service y. va
Episcopal church Atler mem W H,,,N,,
he mlbearer stcy Ray 9evy, ILL., 49,,
,ock and Secy Wilson the ol'E n'e',
bsr Of the rabiret VINO We.e uu'1 w
reach Washington ior the lu,'ei"
The service WIS lead oy no' m''
Smith and his assistant heV, MI, D w.
hp the Only alteration w sno lesu,nl
order Of service being me o1ei'iB ot
sreclG prayer for MIs fuyne' Nv
hymns sung during lhe service Wele'
lead Kindly Light hhV Jesus, ~,
er Of My Soul fof tnG recess 5I..,
Inc vested choir sang hutN, ilu'n'
.My Soul The selections WeIe nlaue
.by Mrs Payne ana are her iaNo'i'e
hymns m -
The chancel was fragrant WIN now
tr sent by friends rom an over w
country The only flowers on inc
basket were those oil Mts' fayne'
large sheof OF Easter mes q WIeatn
.oi white roses ana carnations sent my
President and Mrs. Roosevelt, ana
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WILDER CHARITIES.
Their Fate Depends on Decision
OF MINI. Supreme Court

ST. Paul, MINI, oct THE fate OF
the Wilder and Appleby charities hing
es on an argument made In the SUI
preme court today by W. d. Trcadwell
Of San Francisco, representing the
nephews and neces Of Mrs. Amherst
II. Wilder, founder OF the charities. The
appellants dissented from the opinion
OF Judge Dunn who held that a be-
quest to the worthy poor OF 81 Paur'
was definite and constituted yakd
eXccutory devise OF property, that the
nephews and nleces had no right 10
construe the terms Of the charity be-
guest, and that the corporation formed
to administer the charity was valid.
The value OF the charity is approXl-
matoly 100000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-08
Montana Elks Meet

Helena Mont, Oct s.-The state as
ISOLATION OF Elk lodges OF Montana has
convened In this city By a formal
resolution the association endorsed Dr.
w. II. Havlland, OF Butte, one OF the
most prominent Elks in the northwest,
for the Office Of grand trustee Of the
grand lodge, which Is to meet next
year In Buffalo. N. Y. A resolution
commencing the past administration OF
former Grand Exalted Ruler Tanning
was passed. About 800 Elks are in at
tendance. 4-~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-08

said her father who was only IS years
old, hNl remained up later than usual
writing letters Mrs Fryer was shot
as shc slept
Letters from Fryer were found ac-
cusing an unnamed young man Of
wreckIng his home
The couple were well known In New
York society and occupied a handsome
home
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-08
Killed in Mlssoula Ry. Yards.

Mlssoula, Mont, Oct 7.--Howarl
Spencer evidently workingman was
Killed IN the local railroad yards here
tonight as the result Of freight train
accident Spencer had entered one OF
the empty cars Of a train about TO de-
part for Spokane, As a helper engine
was being cut Into the train for the
grade west, the head engine backed
the forward half Of the train into the
helper engine, completely demollshing
the end car In which Spencer was rid
ing Spencer was badls cut and man
gled, dying instantly Little other
damage was caused by the wreck.
Spencer had a poll'ax receipt on his
person, issued In Humboldt county
New, on Sept, TO- also an employment
agency's receipt, issued in Butte,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-08
American Elhle Society.

New York. oct Tin the eighty
eight years Of the life Of the American
Bible society there have been issued
1L4i1674 copies Of the Bible, OF which
l77O,S9l were issued In the year just
ended, as recorded In the annual re-
port Of the society which was made
public today. During the last year
92S,99S copies were issued from the
societys foreign agencies In China,
Japan Siam, Syria and Turkey. The
decrease from the previous years issue
amounted TO 222667 copies,
The recelpets during the year were
si4S0S7 and the cash balance at its
close was S2S $50.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-08
Gale Stops Operations.

London, oct 7,--ContInuance OF the
gale which developed on the China sea
and adjaJnt waters on oct. pre-.
Guides active operations by the Japan
Csc feet that is blockadlng Port Ar
thur
No information bearing on the mill
tory situation IN Mnnchurla IA contain
ed In tod8y's dispatches either from
Toxic or 81. Petersburg,
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complnlnt About Transrortntlon

san Francisco. oct 8.--The Call this
morning states that complaint has been
made to Brig..Gen. Humphrey quar-
tcrmaster-general, regarding the con-
duct Of the transport service and that
a searching investigated is being made
by q board consisting Of three army Of
hcers II Is added that an unheayal In
the department is anticipated.
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Flreman Killed In Collision

Pittsburg oct IA fireman was XIII.
ed and seven persons injured today In
q collision on the Pan Handle railroad,
between the Wheeling express vest
bound, and freight engine westbound.
About 100 passengers were on the train.
and all were badly shaken up.
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"17 IT.
Cures Grip and
col. DIS

The FIRST signs Of having taken Cold
are chill or shlvor-a scroppy throat
or q sneeze-a disposition 10 persprc
and always that tired feeling.
A few doses OF DrHumphrcys "sey.
cnly-seyen' viii restore the checked
circulation, start the blood courslng
through the veins and break up the
Colo
or win also break mp Colds that
hang ON and DO not yield TO other trout.
ment.
"iI' cures Coughs Colds Grin. lnnu.
on2o Catarrh Pains ana Soreness u
the Head aud Chest. Iioarseness Sore
Throat General Prostitution ana Fever
AZ Drugglsis % cents oath. or mailed.
Humphreys Medicine Co.. Cor william
and John streets New York.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-08
Imprisoned Miners Are Dead

Dessau. Duchy OF Anhalt, Germany.
Oct SIT is now known that all Of the
Is miners imprisoned by a sudden In.
rush of water and mud In the Leopold
Brown coal mine near Keothen on
Thursday are dead The bodies OF the
men cannot De reaChed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-08

ture contrets. The clearing house VIII
be organized In the form OF an lnde-
pendent corporation membership IN
which viii be optional with each mem.
Der OF the exchange, II viii be operated
on lines similar to those Of the Mlnne-
apolis chamber Of commerce..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-08
AutomobI!e Rnns BIeylIst Down.

Chicago. Oct S--Whle riding home
from school on his bicycle. li-year-od
Frederick Woodglch has been run down
by an automobile and fatally injured.
The chauffeur David Anderson, was
alone IN the vehicle.
Persons who witnessed the accident
declare the automobile was going so
fast that the boy had no time even
TO try 10 escape
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-08
The Nebraska Launched.

Seattle, oct THE Nebraska slid
INTO tho water on absolutely even keel.
Everything about launching was abso.
lulely successful beyond the fact that
me supports were weakened too
quickly by the workmen. She was
chIstened by Miss Mickey.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-08
liat Customers

Who have worn either Miller War
burton or Denny Derbes never fail To
duplicate their purchases good stock,
good styles, good wear In all, IS quail
ties only, Sole agents.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO..
lG6 Main ST.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-08

OF the original bin Of complaint and
Gov Thomas presented ana read "a
large number Of ohldayits ln support
~ the ayerments contained iu the
complaint
AttyBryants affidavit ln support OF
defendants contention. which Is "a sine
Pile denial OF each and every allegation
Of the complainant corporation, were
presented this afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-08
Carnegie Library for Islington.

New York, oct s,--Andrew Carnegie
has agreed to provide 100000 for the
erection Of central library and four
branches In the borough Of lsllngton,
London, cables the Times correspond
ent In the latter city The sites are 10
be provided by the borough
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-08
Produce Exchange Clearing House

New York oct s.-By unanimous
lo'e The New York produce exchange
pas decided 10 establish a clearing
l'a'e for The prompt settlement OF fu.
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TEA

If you find any tea with
our name on the package
not to your liking, take.
back your money,
Write for cur k'osI,ls, BsOl, A Sshiulng 4
Company, San fnnelieo,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-12-12

Bobby was ten years old, and an
alarmingly light hearted and careless
young person. 1t was supposed, how
ever that he would be capable Of es-
corting his grandmother to the family
Christmas dinner, one block away
from her home, without mishap.
He was tall for his age, and he Of
fered his arm to his grandmother in a
gallant and satisfactory manner as
they started off together.
Il hope he will remember that she is
almost ninety, and not try to hurry
her. I'm sure I've cautioned him
enough" said Bobby's Lother as she
began to dress her younger children.
But when she arrived at the family
party it appeared that grandmother
had turned her ankle and was lying
on the lounge.
Bobby" said the mother reproach-
fully, where were you when grand
ma slipped"
'Now. 1 won't have that boy
blamed" said grandmother briskly,
smiling up into Bobby's remorseful
face. I'VE came to a fine ice slide,
and he asked me if thought we could
do it, and 1 told him l did. And
want you children to remember one
thing; when you get to be most ninety
you'll count a turned ankle small
thing compared with having somebody
forget that you're outlived erything
but rheumatism and sitting still. Any
body that likes can rub this ankle a
minute or two with some liniment, but
l want Bobby next me at dinner,
mindr'
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-12-12

Easterly from Bath, Me-, among the
coast islands, runs a crooked and in
tricare channel, through which ply
small steamers carrying freight and
passengers as far as Boothbay Harbor.
There are many bays and narrows
along the way. and the confused tides
beget unruly currents which have Civ
en- the channel the name OF Hell Gate
Passage"
A ''resorter" living near the Booth
bay end Of the route received word
last summer that some friends world
be down on the Sunday boat fyom Bos-
ton, reaching Bath in the evesiing. I'm
fortunately, there was no small steam
er connecting with it. and no way for
them TO come over tin Monday. Not
wishing to leave them to the tender
mercies Of hotel, the resorter applied
to a neighboring native for aid.
Captain Hiram" he said, "can get
you to 90 over to Bath, Sunday even
ing, with your launch to meet some
friends and bring them overT
Captain Hiram reflected. He want
ed TO oblige. but he hated to go.
"Well, now, Mr. Barton" he said at
last. Il tell you how it is. You come
to git over there to upper Hurl Get,
and they's some consid'able of tide
makes up through there, come to git
it a'headin' you. amt only got seven
horse power in my lanch, and dunno
as she'd really 90 up against that. /
don't really believe I'd care to try to
go through upper Hurl Get with only
jest seven horse power. But I'll tell
you what l will do. I'll lend you my
dory il you want to row over
Youths Companion.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-12-12

The Japanese-Russian war las not
yet brought the submarine boat to a
practical test, but it has been sufic-
iently well developed and proved to
make it certain it will, at some time,
play an important part in naval war
fare. 1t is the next great instrument
of destruction to be used, especially
since the torpedo has. ia Japanese
hands. proved so effective.
The submarine torpedo boat is an
enlarged Whitehead torpedo, with hu-
man intelligence instead of automatic
machinery to guide it, and with a
launching tube instead of the charge
OF guncotton in its nose Notable is
the French type, that sinks by filing
tanks, which is a slow operation Then
there is the Lake (American) submar-
inc. that hauls itself under by inclined
hydroplanes, and the Holland type, re-
Gently acquired by the United States
Government, that dives while under
motion, and is really what the others
are not-a mechanical fish.-NIorgan
Robertson, in the Worlds Work.