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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-04

The ore and bullion settlements Sat
urday as reported by Mccormick d Co.
amounted to $4,000, divided as follows:
Base bullion, Si,S00; lead, copper, sill
Yer and gold ores X3ii00.
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National Bank Of The Republic,
U. s. DEPOSITORY.

FRANK KNOX ......,..,....,... Prssido-,
JAMES A, MURRAY 49,. Vice preside1,
W. = ALAMs, go ....,.,..,,......C Cashier
A thoroughly modern savings denart
ment conducted In connection with this
bank Safe deposit boxes for rent
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ANNOUNCE MEMT.

The Giles Mercantile Agency and tho
American Mercantile and Reportin.
Agency have consolidated and Business
will hereafter De conducted under tbs
name Of The Glles-Americsn Mercantile
Agency sept. | the business will be 10.
Gated at +59 to al D. +. Walker Hdx
top Goor), Phones, 80 for reports and
~ for collections.
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WOOL.
ST. L.OI IS

St Louis Dec. i--Woll steldy. Ter
ritory and mediums 25d3. fine medium,
22H26, nne. l902l.
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Cannon & Cannon,
Stock brokers'. e r. So Temple 81.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-04
LITTLE BELL ORE.
Highest Grade stun Ever Taken out
or Park CITY.

Reports this morning from the Little
Boil Park city, are in measure sen
NATIONAL The ore body broken into
tome tino ago and which sent the
tock soaring, has broadoned out to Ave
ret in width This is not all. the quail
y " the ore has also improved and
nperts say the output from the mine rs
he highest grade OF stun ever mined
n Park city.
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NEVADA STOCKS.

James A. Pollock & Co.. brokers. re-
ported the following quotations from
San Francisco today
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-04

Kansas city, Dee. 4.--Cattle Receipts.
leo; market steady 10 10 cents lower.
Native steers 3.j0u6,2J, native cows and
heifers. 20Oh5.i0: stockers and feeders.
2joG450; bulls 2,,ONi co. calves, $50
go, western steers, -s0Ni 80; western
COWS, 2.00a3.lO,
Hogs Receipts. 200. market to 10
cents lower. Bulk OF sales. i,1isGL 81;
heavy 4.S2lt6E.O. packers, I s0N4 S'is;
pigs and lights iGMit.J.
Shecp--lioooipt LOO; market steady
Nations. i.jONd 10; lambs, i. JOus %: range
wcthcrs 5.0Ou61o, fed ewes, I.Oon5 25.
OMAHA
Omaha Dec. i--CRtte--R Receipts. 600:
market i0Qlj cents iower Native steers,
8. 50n5.l Is; cows and helfcrg. 2.15di 81;
western steers 3.0lIl.i0; Texas steers
2. gia3 -, ccws and he.fegs, 2.C0d3.j0 can.
ners, .j0Q2,51; stOcF and feeders, 2..5
dlC0. calves, &0Od . bulls and stays
/, 50ff3. g5
Hogs. Receipts GEO market 5ql0 cents
lower Heavy. iIlphS5; mixed. L1ian
50; lights i.1adi.H: Wigs. l25diG0; bulk
of sales. l,77Mdis2ia
sheep Receipts Goo. market steady to
strong Yearlngs. 6.O0dG %: wethers 5.3On
So: ewes, j.oOn5. 40; lambs, 6.jQa159.
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j. Oh RNDoRTER.
ORE AND BULLION.

stock Broker
Tel Bell 792 isl S Main st
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A. s, CAMPBELL,

Stock Broker. sis D. F. Walker Block.
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New York, Dec. i.-sugar, raw. firm.
ss-ls, molasses sugar, az. " '~s'
The Washington times., 1905-02-22

In view of the discovery that the rear
rooms in the mine are flooded the last
vestige OF nope that some of the en-
tombed men would be found alive has
been abandoned.
1t has also Developed that the state
ment that three men were taken out
presumably alive last night, but soon
dled is mistake. It is now said that
the muscles of the men merely relaxed,
but they were not alive.
Coroner to Investigate.
Coroner Harris has begun rigid in
vestigatior into the cause Of the ac-
cident, which he believes vas the result
of gross negligence on the pait of some
one
The rescuers worked all last night.
while the crowds surrounding the mouth
of the mine never diminished during
the long watch Of the night. one scene
OF agony .lfter another was enacted as
bodies We're brought to the surface.
Strong men tainted at the sickentng
sights which were presented while
women went frantic with grief large
relief fund Is being raised for the fam
lilies of the victims.
The Washington times., 1905-02-22
Rescue Work In1peded
BY Flooding OF Nine
Coroner Harris Has Begun Rigid nvesfga-
ton of Virginia City Horror Believing 1t
Due to Gross Negligence.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Feb. ZIP to
O'Clock this morning foTty-eight dead
bodies had been taken from the mine
at Virginia City. where the terrific ex-
pIosion occurred Monday Afternoon, en-
tombfng 116 miners. The discovery was
made by the rescuers that the explosion
had broken the water pipe and that
many of the rooms in the mine had been
flooded, thus making the work of res
cue slow from now on.
Several corpses have been seen floating
around in the rooms which lead TO the
conclusion that some of the unfortunate
men must have been drowned instead of
being suffocatee to death.
Store Turned Into Morgue
Forty-four bodies have been taken to
Bessemer. where vacant store room
has been secured for morgue. In this
room man. led and blackened corpses
are stretched out on the floor and the
work of identification goes on day and
night So badly ere some of the bodies
rnItiIated that it is impossible to identi-
fy them
The Washington times., 1905-02-22
RECORDER OF DEEDS
GETS 4 LOVING CUP
Banquet Held in His Honor Last Night
at True ReformeTs' Hall-Re-
spends With Address.

John c. Darcy, Rec~-.ter of Deeds of
the District of Columbia. was given a
banquet last night at True Reformcrs'
Hall by his friends. During the ban
quet the Rev. s. l.. Carrothers, of Gal
bfa1th Chapel, presented the Recorder
with a loving cup. Judge Robert II.
Terrell acted as loaseTn<t ster and the
following made brief speeches.: Cox 2
y. ;. finchbaek, Hon. Judson W.
Lyons, DR.. E. ID. Scott, Major Charles
X Douglass, Prof. c. Male. ". Cal
win Chase. IL. Meiendez King. w l..
Houston, Rev. S. l.. Carrothers, Rev. r.
\. Wallace. Thomas Walker, William
iennifer, Rev William James Howard
ard Thomas l. Jones.
Mr. Dancy was warmly greeted when
he arose to speak, and was frequently
aDplauded.
The subscribers to the banquet we're:
Judge =. Nd; Hewlett. Hon. Judson "
Lyons, Gov. P. e, s. Pincnback, Judge
Robert II. Terrell, Rev. William Janlss
Howard, Rev. 8. l. Carrothers, Rev p,
A. Wallace; Thomas L. Jones, DR. E.
". jackson. DR.. w. K Scott. DR. E. ID
| Wiliiston, Rev O J. w scott, Mai
Charles x. Douglass, l.. MeIendez King
james Gray. W D. Montague, w. {.
Houston. Ira T. Bryant, J. Allison vii
hanson, Perry Carson, Henry Johnson
Robert T. Douglass, DIR. G. Sumner
Wormley, J. W. P Smith, DR.. Roberi
Reyburn, Bernadine Smith, Dr. P. B
Turner, Prof j. T. Layton, T. L. John
son, ]. r. f. Browne, Lieut.. w n
Pinchback, Dr.. George w Murray
Frank Blagburn. Clement Dorsey, Davie
L. Stewart w H Sykes, A. Howard
Judge S. T. Davis, Stevens Spears
George G. Scurlock, Perry Frisby
Thomas Walker, A. E. Brown, ". Cal
vim Chase. r. W. Tompkins, w. Fl. Dav
export, DIR. George w. Cabaniss, Georg.
w Jones. j. L. Landlord, Dr. l. A
Boyd, Samuel Stewart, Prof. William
JennifeT, Douglass Syphax, A Fl. Coop
er. Joseph Liverpool, ". NJ Hill, Hen
ry B. Young, Thomas A johnson
Charles Neal, Frank Wells. Stewart II
Lewis, and James W. Butcher w G
Matthews, and p. W. Chavers, editor
| of the Standard, of Columbus Ohio
| Charles n Anderson IF Neuy yortx esfyy
Col James Lewis, eyor1gsneral 0
| Louisiana, and Reuben s. Smith, OF tfli
The Washington times., 1905-02-22
Monument Society
Holds Annual Meeting

Members of the Washington Monu-
ment Society met in the home of Jus
tee Henry b. Brown at 1880 Sixteenth
street northwest this morning for the
purpose of holding their seventy-first
anniversary This society, one of the
most exclusive in Washington. has for
its honorary president the President Of
the United States. The vice president
Is Justice Brown, of the Supreme Court
at whose home today's meeting was
held. and who presided
only once each year, on February %,
Goes this SOCIETY meet, and for so many
years has this custom been followed
that the meetings have attained an al
most unequaled local distinction.
At the conclusion of the business
meeting the members with several in
vited guests were entertained at lunch
con by Justice Brown.
The members of the Supreme Court
Of the United States, the District Court
or Appeals, the District Supreme
Court, the Court of Claims. the Dis
trlct commissioners, several members
of the local bar. and some friends of
Justice Brown were present.
The Washington times., 1905-02-22

president of the Society of the Army of
cal business circles and was the man
ager- of the local affairs of the American
Drug Company. He is survived by his
widow. who was Miss Whiting. of New
York. and by two children, l.. Whiting
Estes, in the drug business in this city,
and Mrs. Robert Parker.
General Estes had a war record that
anyone would be proud to possess. He
rose from private in q Maine regiment
to brevet brigadier general during the
gagementS and was wounded several
times
His most notabl achievements were
turning the tables on his eapturers and
leading them back to the Federal lines,
and saving the bridge over Flint river,
given a medal of honor.
General Kilpa trick, in reporting the
saving OF the bridge. is said to have
given all of the praise to Captain Estes
and the Ninety-5econd Illinois. General
Howard iii speaking of the incident said
that in his estimation the manner in
which Captain Estes performed his duty
on this occasion was one of the most
gallant acts performed during the war.
General Sherman also had Il word Of
praise for the brave young captain.
After the war General Estes declined
all offers TO enter the regular army and
settled down and became business man
in the South. Later he came to WASH
ington and has resided here ever since
General Estes will be succeeded as
gion by J. G. julius Langbein, of New
York Members of the legion meet at
o'clock this afternoon to take appro-
pirate action.
The Washington times., 1905-02-22
One Hundred and Sixty
Five Witnesses Summoned

CHICAGO. Feb. 22.-Unfted States.
marshals have completed their work
here in serving subpoenas in the Beef.
trust investigation, and 1876 witnesses
have been summoned to appear before
the special grand jury The authori-
ties are going TO attempt TO indict the
packers on charges of conspiracy in
violating the antitrust laws
Under Judge Grosscup's Injunction the
persons charged with being vioiators are
liable to fine or imprisonment for con-
tempt of court.
The Injunction is under the sherman
antitrust law. Although District At
torney Bethea has handled the matter
from the time he filed the bill OF COM
pIalilt IN the United States circuit court
against the packers until the present
step, he declines TO discuss the case.
Lawyer Implicated.
Attorney Henry veeder, associated
with Albert II. Veeder as counsel for
Swift &. Co., and one of those named in
the injunction. said at noon that he had
not heard of the issuance OF subpoenas
for the packers. When informed Of it
he said
SO the list of those accused of con-
tempt includes all who were enioined :?
Wen, it was a badly jurnbled list My
name appears among others, and I never
bought a steer in my life
still / am restrained from doing So
Also il would seem / have sinned by
not doing SO, if il is true l have COM
nitted contempt OF court
For more than eight months work has
been carried on secretly in Chicago I'M
der Judge Grosseup's decision.
The decision ordering the issuance of
the Injunction was only a step toward
ending the alleged trust, because it was
realized that with the injunction stand
Ing against the packers the government
could Their take steps along the line of
criminal prosecution against the men
named in the writ.
Some time ago orders came from At
torney General Moody TO the United
states District Attorney, Sol Bethea, to
take up work on the case Immediately.
MT. Bethea WAS called to Washington
twice to receive instructions. and he was
once accompanied by United States Mar
shall John c. Ames
Mr. Rethea was ordered to place COM
The Washington times., 1905-02-22

Funeral services will be held over the
remains of Gen Llewellyn q. Estes. who
died yesterday. at his residence, 1910 T
street northwest, tomorrow at . o'clock
The services will be conducted by the
Rev. George Calvert Carter. pastor of st.
Andrews Episcopal Church, and will be
at; e-ded only by most intimate friends.
The body will be inferred in Arlington
Cemetery at $3.50 O'Clock. The intermcnt
will be attended by friends and relatives
and also by the members of the various
organizations of which the late gen
eraI was q member. The most promi-
nent of these Is the Medal of Honor
Legion and the Grand Army of the Re
public
General Estes contracted the cold,
veIoped, returning from the annual ban
quet and reunion of the Department of
the Potomac, G., A. r., held at the New
Willard on February g. The general was
q conspicuous figure at the banquet be-
cause Of his candidacy for the position
of senior vice commander OF the de-
partment. to which position he was over
wheimingly elected the following even
ing. The cold contracted developed into
grip, and later symptoms of pneumonia
appeared.
vice commander of the Department of
the Potomac. G. A. r., was commander
of the Medal OF Honor Legion, president
OF the Cavalry Association of the Ar
mics of the United States. and vice
The Washington times., 1905-02-22
MAY NOW IN!)|CT
The BIG PACKERS
The Federal Authorities Call
Grand Jury Witnesses.
LOCAL MEN AMONG THEM
Cases to Be Heard at Chicago, and
Washington Men Must Testify.
In the Meshes.

Subpoenas will be served tomorrow
by the officials of the United States
Marshals Office on a number of Wash
ington representatives of the meat firms
implicated in the wholesale investigation
commenced by the Government officials
OF the affairs of the Beef trust.
1t is understood that the subpcenas
call upon the local manaeers and agents
of tie different packing house companies
and heads of departments to appear as
witnesses before a grand jury summon
ed to meet in Chicago March 20.
The batch of papers to be served in
Washington are only q small portion Of
the total of lS5 issued in Chicago yes
terday.
Many suhpoenas have already been
served on witnesses in Chicago ana New
York, but those intended for service in
Washington did not arrive until today,
and as this is a legal holiday action was
deferred until tomorrow.
The papers, it is understood, are in
the hands of Marshal Auliek Palmer
nesses viii also be notified in Philadel-
phfa, New York, Boston, PlI1sDurg
Omaha. Kansas City, St. Louis. Buffalo,
Cincinnati. Sioux City. st. Paul, Fort
Worth, Jersey City, and Milwaukee.
Moody Reticent.
Attorney General Moody, when asked
about the matter today, declined to
make any statement whatever as to the
course which the Government has de-
eided TO pursue.
The public would in due time, he said,
become apprised of whatever steps the
Government might be taking. but no in
formation would be given out by the
law officers of the Administration. The
courts, he said, would decide.
1t is known. however that the Gov
ernment will undertake to secure the in
ars.1L- nv. as.,t
grand jury on charge of conspiracy
to restrain trade in violation of the
Sherman law and in defiance of the or
der of the Federal court
TO that end a large number of wit
nesses viii be summoned and the Gov
eminent will attempt to secure con
frma ton, through these witnesses OF
facts which the recent Federal investi-
CATION has developed
The Washington times., 1905-02-22
What Liquozotae IS.

Liquozone is a product now used the
world over in the treatmen. of germ
diseases. In millions of homes 1t mas
Done. and is doing, what medicine can
not DO
The virtues of IAquozone are derived
solely from gas-largefy oxygen gas. No
drugs, no aIcohol-nothing but gas en-
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taxes fourteen days; and requires i'm
cubic inch of Liquozona for each 1,,50
cubic inches Of gas used. This process
has. for more than twenty years, been
the constant subject of scientific and
chemical research.
The result is a geTmicide so certain
that we publish on every bottle an offer
OF 81 900 for q disease germ thas = can
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but remarkably helpful. The effects are
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well person feels its instant benefit.
The reason is that germs are vegetables;
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lis life To an animal. but deadly TO veg
stal matter.
The Washington times., 1905-02-22
WASHINGTON PAYS HONOR
TO MEMORY OF FOUNDER
fCon4inped From First Page.}


found a university in the District. There
were now countless public schools estah-
iisfed according to his idea, but I'D to
the time no college. This was the. reason
for the founding of George Washington
University.
The following degrees were conferred
by President Needham: NJ. D TO Guy
Stark GaffoId b. A. TO Luther Hess
WarIng: NJ s., Edward Elliott Richard
son; Ill. NJ. Richard d. Engei; PHI. D.
Warren Waverly Phelan.
President Needham closed the impress
sive exercises by telling what George
Washington University had done so far,
and of its prosnects. He stated that the
idea of the university was founded on
what was the best in both the English
and American universitiesAWith a sys-
tenn of colleges and departments ali I'M
der one faculty TO shorten courses of
studies
months s15O,000 had been raised by
the university, and that five times that
much was to be raised. Much land
on which to build branch advanced col
Ieges has also been given
After DR.. Needham had concluded
his address the audience all arose to
sing America
Benediction was pronounced by the
Rev. Samuel II. Greene, chairman of
the board of trustees Of Columbian
College.
The Washington times., 1905-02-22


petent men at work on the investigation
and to spare no expense to secure evil
dence against those who it is believed
have violated the injunction of Judge
Grosscup.
The injunction of Judge Grosscup re-
strained the packers from refusing to bid
against one another in purchasing cat
tie. from compelling their agents to stop
bidding. from limiting supplies TO agents,
from unserupulously lowering. fixing or
raising prices and from dividing terri
tory or enforcing uniform rules as to
credits. charges, etc.
When Attorney General Moody sue
ceeded Attorney General Knox he imme-
legged Beef trust in Chicago.
Commissiqner Garfield, of the Depart
ment of Commerce and Labor was
ordered TO take the matter UP, and
secret officials were sent to Chicago A
large number of Secret Service men were
The Washington times., 1905-02-22


in Chicago at the time of the recent
strike at the stock yards, carrying on
the investigation.
When this evidence had been collected
work was begun CD the subpoenas an6
other necessary legal papers, and it was
finished last night,
Marshal Ames yesterday gave the pa
pers to his deputies to serve. When the
deputies had been sent out Jury Com
missioner Arnold was notified to appear
at the office of Clerk Macmillan and
the matter of the special venire was
taken up.
Twenty-three men will be summoned
to be inpaneled by Judge Kohlsaat as
a special grand jury.
The witnesses viii then be called be-
fore the grand jury and questioned by
District Attorney Bethea and Assistants
ElWood Goodman. Robert Childs Frank
Hanchett, and Robert Morrison.
After true bills have been returned If
such steps are taken, the persons in
dicted will be cited into court and forced
to furnish bail.
The Washington times., 1905-02-22
Germtroublesa are SO unnecessary-so east
ly cured, it is wrong to let them continue.
Won't you try LiquoZone-free?

If you are sick with a germ trouble.
please let us show you how easy it is To
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This offer Itself should convince you
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The Washington times., 1905-02-22
Exercises at School
Of Notre Dame Sisters

Patriotic exercises concentrating the
birth Of George Washington were held
yesterday in the school conducted by
the Sisters OF Notre Dame. North Capt.
toi and K streets northwest.
a series OF songs and recitations by
the pupils furnished one of the princi-
pal features of the exercises. and a pa
triotIc address was delivered by the Rev
Rather Pfttar, of st. Aloysius' Church
At the conclusion Of the exercises a pic
ture of George Washington was unveiled
and the school sang America -
The Washington times., 1905-02-22
The Rev. Father Stafford
Makes Patriotic Address

Washington. the Greatest American"
vas the subject OF the address made by
Rev. Father Stafford yesterday to the
children of St PatricF<.s Academy in the
new Carroll Hall. The room was dec
esated. groups of small flags hanging
everywhere around the balcony, and
picture OF Washington. draped with
great flag surrounded by electric lights
and palms. adjoining the stage.
The Washington times., 1905-02-22

There lies the great value of Liquo-
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VIC paid S100, O00 for the American rights
the highest price ever paid for any
The Washington times., 1905-02-22

with all our greatness and enlighten-
ment, with all our wealth and resources,
mankind, with all our prestige and
power among the nations of the Chris
tan civilization we still follow the light
OF Washington: greatness. we still
emulate his virtue. we still aspire to the
ideal OF his excellence, we still listen TO
his sage advic~ we still claim him as
orr chief and leader, the brightest star
dom"
The Washington times., 1905-02-22

PARIS, Feb. PA sensation was ere
ated in the chamber of deputies during
the debate on the naval estimates. when
Deputy Boss the reporter of the bill.
stated that the supply Of ammunition
for the navy was insufficient.
AS regards the Mediterranean squad
ron, he said. it would exhaust it's supply
in two hours of fighting. He said also
that the stores of coal were Inadequate
The Washington times., 1905-02-22

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The Washington times., 1905-02-22
chamberlain's Cough Remedy the Best
on the Market,

For more than thirty years Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy has constantly
gained IN favor and popularity until Ii
is now one of the most staple medicines
in use and has an enormous sale II
is intended especially for acute throat
and lung diseases, such as coughs
colds and Group, and can always be de-
pended upon. It IS pleasant and safe
20 take and Is undoubtedly the best
IN the market for the purposes for
Vi hich 1t is intended. For sale by all
druggists
The Washington times., 1905-02-22
ADMIRAL DEWEY NOW
SLOWLY RECOVERING

Admiral Dewey, who has been suffer
ing from q cold for the past few days,
was reported TO be much better yester-
day. but is not yet able to leave his
house.