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Mexico Missouri message., 1906-09-06
Nsnros. Mln Me- 10 Topeka, Kaa.

Atlanta, Ca. & At the meet
ing Of the executive committee of the
National Negro Business leagus. To.
peka, Kass WAS decided upon as the
meeting place OF the convention next
summer.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-09-06
GREAT DEMONSTRATION IN CHILE
An Expression to Foreign Nations For
Sympathy and Aid.

Santiago, Chile. A great
demonstration was held here, in order
to express to foreign nations the
thanks of the republic for the sympa-
thy and aid given Chile because Of the
recent earthquake. Fifty thousand
persons marched in review past Presi-
dent Riesco and President-eleet Montt
and the diplomatic corps Elihu Root
was present and loudly cheered.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-09-06
MADE TWO WORLDS RECORDS.
The Mare Eestatlo Paced q Mile In
2;o1A and Another In 2;o29z.

Readville, Mass. The clos
ing OF the two weeks grand circuit
meeting at the New England breeders
track saw two more worlds records
established by Ecstatic. who paced the
second heat in the final free-for-all in
2:O1% and the third In 2:02%. The
FIRST is the fastest by second ever
made by pacing mare in a race.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-09-06
psath d a Naanar Profeanor.

Cottage City. Mass. - Mr. VIII
liam Buck Dwight. professor Of geolo-
gy and mineralogy at Vassar college,
died suddenly of apoplexy here. [Prof
Dwight was born in Constantinople,
May ~, 1888. the son OF Harrison
Gray Otis Dwight, an American mis-
sionary.l
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-09-06

or combine. attorneys for Armour &
Co., of Chicago, have asked permits
sion of Secretary of State SWanger
to file affldavits for the companies
that they were not members of
trust or combine subject to the deci-
sion of the courts in the antitrust
proceedings now pending against
them"
There are three cases pending
against these companies. One in the
United States court Of Arkansas, an
other in the United States court OF
Tennessee, and the third in the United
States court of Chicago.
Upon advice of Att'y-Gen. Hadley
the secretary refused to allow these
qualified affidavits to be fled.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-09-06
TO PLEASE EMPEROR WILLIAM
A German May Be Elected Head Of
the Company Of Jesus."

Rome,-The congregation of the
Company OF Jesus is in session here,
to elect a general of the society,
in succession to the late Father Mar
tin. There is strong sentiment
among the delegates for the election
of German as president of the or
der. This Is due in part to a desire
to please Emperor Willlam( who is
showing marked courtesies to Cathol-
icism.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-09-06
HunrINe ngoRoEs lN LouIsIANA
fatally Wounded a Planter, Whose
Wife Had Been lnsulted.

shreveport, La. In a shoot
ing array with Coley and Junk How
ard, negroes. IN the public road At
Powhatsn. La, Steve Hart. mer-
chant planter Of that place, was fatal
" wounded. and HIS brother, r. 7,
Hart slightly wounded One Of the
negroes received slight wounds. An
insult offered Mrs. Steve Hart BY
coIey Howard LED to the shooting.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-09-06
HEAVY LOSS BY FIRE.
Powerhouse Of the Kansas City
Leavenworth Railway Burned.

Kansas City, Mo,-The power
house of the Kansas City and Leav-
enworth Electric railway, at Wolcott,
Kas., Is miles west Of this city, was
burned, with all its valuable maohin-
cry. LOSS, 100000. The railway is
shut down as result of the IRE, and
can not be operated for an indefinite
time, no power being obtainable,
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-09-06
No Political Reasons.

Toxic. Owing to the health
considerations Viscount Hsyashi, for
eigD minister, formerly ambassador to
Great Britain, has been granted leave
OF absence There are no political
reasons for this.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-09-06

in 1905, and S22,5OO,OOO in 1904. The
growth in exports OF manufactured
cotton has been as striking as that of
raw material.
Europe Our Best Customer.
Europe is, of course, our principal
customer for raw cotton. The United
Kingdom took last year $177, 100000
worth, Germany $101, 100000, France
$45, 900, 900, and Italy about $27 ,000,-
900, while the other countries of Eu.
rope took about $32,O0O,000 worth.
Japan is also a customer for our raw
cotton, but she only buys largely of
American cotton when prices are low,
relying upon india and China In years
when American prices are high. The
value of cotton exported to Japan in
the fiscal year 1906 was, in round
terms, $8,000,00O; in 1905, $4,000, 900,
and in 1904, less than 100000.
China a Good Customer.
I'm manufactured cotton, China is
by far our largest customer. The to-
tai value of all cotton manufactures
exported in the fiscal year 1906 was,
as above indicated, $50 ,0OO, 900, in round
terms, of which about $30,0O0,00O went
to China. China's rank of purchaser
of American cottons in indicated by
the fact that of the 100000 yards
of cotton cloths exported in 1906, 49S,.
100000 went to China, while about
1873, 100000 yards went to the Ameri
can countries south of the United
States, and 25,OOO,OOO to Asia, other
that China and Oceanica.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-09-06
LIttls Roek,s New statlon.

Little, Rock. Ark. The con-
tract for the erection of a new union
railway station in this city has been
awarded. The structure viii cost in
the neighborhood Of 100000. not in
GLIDING train sheds.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-09-06
complalnta AaaInat Indian Roada.

Cleveland, o. Complaints
against Al railroads operating in In
diana has been forwarded to the In
diana state railroad commission by the
National Petroleum association. All
OF the complaints aliege unjust classi-
fication Of oil in freight rates.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-09-06
section Man KIIls vice caller.

Thayer, Mo. Mr.. Wayman e.
Easley, a young farmer one mile east
Of Thayer. was shot and almost in
stantly killed here by section man
named Badly. He was calling on Mrs.
Bady,
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-09-06
TURNED DOWN IN MISSOURI
Armours Not Allowed To File Ger
tain AffldaVits.

Jefferson City, Mo. Pur-
suant to the Missouri statute requir-
ing each corporation doing business
in the state to file an affidavit once
a year with the secretary of state,
that it is not a member of any trust
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-09-06
Gold Advances in London.

London. Discounts were
firmer, owing to the further advance
Of gold, the bank of England raising
the selling price of American eagles
to 1854, due to the strong demand
from America, and the anticipation OF
the United States securing next weeks
arrivals of gold.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-09-06
Texas Southern TraInnen strike.

Marshall, Every one of the
trainmen Of the Texas Southern went
on strike. with the result that sew
eral trains were tied up. The men
demand a reduction In hours Of from
twelve 10 ten and an increase In pay
for overtime.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-09-06
Iowa state Fair Broke tls RECORD.

Des Aioines. Ia. The Iowa
state fair broke all past records IA
point OF attendance. more than 10000
people having seen the agricultural ex-
poalllon.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-09-06
The TreasurY Statement.

Washington, D. C.-Statement OF
the treasury balance of the general
fund, exclusive of the $4,000, 900 gold
reserve, shows: Available cash bal
ance, $20O,S61, 692; gold coin and bull
lion, Sill, 571,9OS; gold certificates,
S49, 389.57O.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-09-06
WeIl.Known Minnosota Man.

50 Paul, MINI. = Gen. 81, Q.
Childs. former attorney general Of
Minnesota. died at Cobb's hospital,
Merriam Park, where he had been N
a week. suffering bom IA attack Of ap-
pendicitis
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-09-06

Little Rock. Ark. The
first bale OF cotton picked and ginned
In the Little Rock district this year
was sold on the board of trade for
Is cents per pound.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-09-06
cIvIL MarrIane b spaIn.

Madrid. A royal decree
restores the civil marriage formali-
ties, doing away with the declarations
OF religion. This Is directly Opposed
10 the papal nuneios claim, and cansen
much comment.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-09-06
Predicts Folks election TO senate.

st. Joseph, NO. Mr. Frank
Bowman, secretary OF the state board
OF charities, predicts the election Of
Gov. Folk as the next United States
senator from Missouri, succeeding
William ] Stone
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-09-06
Sac pepartment Interested.

Chicago. - Assistant States
Attorney Barbour has received a tele-
gram from the state department at
Washington, saying that a cablegarm
had been sent to the Moroccan author
tiles asking whether they would sur.
render Stensland.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-09-06

Brownsville, Tex The Hon. Judge
W. w. Parksone was killed by a fan
from second-Htory window Of the
Leahy hotel His slruil and neck wore
broken
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-09-06
New York pry Goods Market.

New York. The dry goods
market holds steady as to prices, but
with slightly lessened trade as the
holiday Labor day. approaches. The
jobbing trade is active.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-09-06

Nipple committed suicide we're borne
out when 1t was authoritatively stated
that he took his life at his home last
Friday morning, taking laudanum.
While still conscious, he filed his
bathtub with water, and later was
found apparently drowned.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-09-06
DOORS or THE PHILADELPHIA
REAL ESTATE TRUST
co. CLOSED.
WAS REGARDED STRONG
Frank X. Nipple, tie President, Re-
sponsIble For the Failure
May Have Died a
Suicide.

Philadelphia. The Real
Estate Trust Co. holds nearly a mil
lion dollars Of the funds of the Pres
byterian church. $1,000 Of the funds
Of the city Of Philadelphia and S175,-
OOO of atate funds
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-10
FILIPINO BLOOD MONEY MAY
CAUSE SCANDAL.

Governor General lde Of the Philip
pines has now on his hands the presi-
dent and vice president o. the Filipino
republic and the insurreciionary SEN
erals. Monialon. Villafuerte, de Vega
and Btnlio Naiiyidad. These men, az
ter having been hunted for years By
the inular consiabulary and the Unit
Cd states army without success, recent
ly surrendered.
The government asserTs that this
surrender vas made without any pro-
mise o. immunity. But there Il rea-
son 20 doubt whether Dr.. Domlnador
Gomez head OF the National party,
Who acted as the agent IN the nsgoiia-
lions, confined himself 10 the authority
granted him.
The belief among unofficial Amcri-
cans IN Manila Is that On order 10 OBJ
tain the rewards offered by the govern
ment Tor these men. dead or alive. ag-
grerating several thousand dollars.
Gomez ana exceed his authority. Cow
ernor General lds viii. lD consequence.
Il IL said. End himself prominent fg-
ure in an embarrassing situation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-10
SPINE AND RAIL.

n. Mcnamara. ~ The Chicago & Al
ton here. has gone TO Grand Junction
on a business trip.
I'd Drake. district passenger agent
Of TIE Rock Island here, arrived from
Denver this afternoon.
Assistant General Freight Agent
rlaisted OF tho oregon Short Line, Is
In Omaha today on business.
IN. Hannah Of Maiden. Mass. has
been elected president Of the Inter
national Association " Ticket Agents.
W. 5. Gleason. chief clerk Of the
general freight department Of the salt
Lake Route, Is here today from Los
Angeles.
All salt Lake Route trains today are
reported on time and loaded with Cali
fonlans taking advantage Of the low
rates east
There was $4,000 worth % wool
DESTROYED IN the Highbridge. Idaho.
freight wreck on the oregon Short Line
on Friday last
s. V. Derrah. assistant general
freight agent of the Denver 4 Rio
Grande, has gone to Denver to at
tend a rate conference.
James p. Hayes. agen, for the Trad
erS' Dispatch AZ Kansas city, was IN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-10
EX.HUsBAND's ANTICS,
Makes Gun Call ON Former Wife and
Her Present Husband.

l. r Rhodes was arrested yesterday
for carrying a concealed weapon, and
II is believed that had he been little
longer at liberty more serious charge
would have been filed against him.
The man is o teamster and came TO
this city recently from Pueblo, Colo
His wife was divorced from him 1--WE
months ago, and she has since married
J. White, r Short Line car repalrer,
who resides at 81 South Sixth West.
Rhodes has written many letters TO
his ex-wlfe, begging her to return TO
him Yesterday he called at her home.
stating that he wanted 10 see how she
was being cared for by her new hus-
band. He did not seem entirely salts
fed with what he saw. after closely
inspecting the house and its surround
ings lie said he would see White.
and left the premises.
Mrs. White became alarmed lest her
ey-husband should harm her present
husband and she sent her little daugh-
ter 40 where he was working. officer
sullivan was told ~ the circumstances.
and soon afterwards Rhodes appeared
upon the scene and was arrested. Re
said he only wanted 10 ser his vlfes
husband and set acquainted with him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-10
ESTHER MITCHELL.
She is 10 be Examined by Medical
Commission as TO Her Sanity.

Seattle. Sept l0.-Esther Mitchell and
Maud Creffield, Jointly charged with
murder In the first degree for the kill
Ing OF George Mitchell last July. will
be examined by medical commission
on Wednesday in the superior court TO
determine their sanity. Attorneys for
the two women declare they are now in
sane and have been for years. The APP
poirtment OF the commission was sc.
cured upon the petition OF the women's
counsel and was opposed by the prose-
cutting attorney, II the women are
found TO be- insane they will be sent 10
the asylum at Steilaon and this will
end the criminal prosecution. Esther
Mitchell shot and killed her brother
on July II, In the union depot as he
was about TO leave for Portland The
killing Of Mitchell by his sister took
place within two days after a Jury had
acquitted him for killing Edmund
Franz Creffleld, the organizer and lead
er Of the Holy Rollers on the ground
that the deed was iustlfable as the
only way 10 save Esther Mitchell's viz
tue. Mrs. Crefiield confessed that she
had urged the girl to commit the muir
der and had bought the revolver for
her
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-10

the city Yesterday. having come west 10
bring Mrs Hayes on visit.
The oregon Short Line, on account
OF increase 40 business, has Increased
its dispatching force az Nanpa by
two trick dispatchers from Pocatello.
D.. l. Gray. district freight and pas
senger agent for the oregon Short
Line. leaves this evening TO attend the
Trans. Missouri freight meeting In
Denver.
The freight departments Of the va
rious roads report that the coal STU
alton Is already bad and there are all
indications that conditions will be
worse this year than last.
A carload OF delegates from San Fran
cisco to the convention Of the Master
Carpenters and Jolners to be held at
Niagara Falls. arrived In Salt Lake
today. coming in from Ogden over the
Rio Grande.
The passenger department Of the
Denver & Rio Grande announces spe-
cal rates for homessekers' excursions
now n effect from Denver and Colo
RADIO p,ints TO points in Utah and New
Mexico. They viii be In force on
the first, third and fourth Thursdays OF
each month only
The Sugar City commercial club
held a meeting last week and appoint
ed a delegate TO meet with yepresen-
tatives from other Idaho towns with
the object In view OF appointing a
committee 10 come 10 Salt Lake and
confer with the oregon Short Line
traffic officials in regard TO some al
legged determinations in rates.
Cards have been received in this city
announcing the wedding Of Miss Coral
Bonesteel 10 David J. Lindsay at
GAINESVILLE. Wis, on Wednesday. The
couple are now on their way TO yell
lowstone park and Salt Lake on their
honeymoon. Mr.. Lindsay was formerly
travelling freight agent for the Chicago
& Northwestern under Genaral Agent
Walker.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-10
SMOOTH JIM THE PENMAN.
Check LITTER Gets Lot Of Cash and
Then Makes Escape.

After passing worthless checks to the
amount Of $500. George Clark suddenly
disappeared and no trace Of him can
be found. The cheeks were all pre-
sented and cashed after banking hours
on Saturday. The following firms were
losers by the mans smooth game: J.
=. Gardner. $50: J. II. r. Franklin's
confectionery store so: McCoy's sta
bles. s2S: Walkover Shoe company, Sl5;
]. G. Mcdonald Candy company $50.
lntermountaln Electric company 3,
and several concerns for small
amounts.
Clark posed as an inventor and cleo
trical engineer, and has been In the
city about two months. He worked
for time al the Mcdonald candy fac
tory, but left that institution two weeks
ago. On Saturday he opened small
account with the Utah National bank,
and afterwards. II Is said, raised the
amount in his bank book TO $500. Upon
exhibiting HIS book. he had little diff
Guilty IN having his checks honored. II
Is said that he disposed OF two type
writer's, which he had rented. before
leaving the city. A description OF clark
has been telegraphed all over the coun-
try, and Il is thought that he viii soon
be apprehended.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-10
TOURIST CROWDS
ARE COMING WEST
Railroads Obliged 10 Double the
Cars in Order 10 Handle
The Traffic.
GETTING READY FOR WINTER.
Tourist Cars VIII Leave Daily Tor
The Coast From Chicago and
Other Points.

According 10 the san Francisco
Chronicle all the railroads are making
elaborate preparations 10 handle what
passenger agents predict viii be me
greatest weslbound tourist trafie the
Pacific coast has ever known, this WIN
ter. The Southern Pacific company has
made arrangements to double the num-
Der OF tourist cars heretofore in use
TO accommodate the large crowds OF
tourists that are now taking adyan-
tage Of the low rates.
Tourist cars will leave daily for Cali
lfornia points from 81. Paul, chicago
81. Louis and New Orleans for san
Francisco via the II Paso and ogden
routes. Many OF these cars VIII De
IN charge OF personal conductors. Inc
Union Pacific, IN connection with the
Chicago and Northwestern and chi
cago. Milwaukee & 50. Paul. will large
ly Increase It's tourist car service from
81. Paul and Chicago, connecting with
the Southern Pacific at ogden. The
Rock Island road Is planning daily cars
from NltdEnt Ct 7 dhl attd iNt-t'Ne-
City. connecting with the Southern
Pacific at ~ Paso. The Illinois Gem
trail viii operate cars two or three
times week from Cincinnati and chi
cage via New Orleans. Through cars,
personally conducted, will leave Wash
ington. d. c., three times weekly for
san Francisco. coming through with
out change via Atlanta and New Or
leans.
The Rock Islands famous Golden
State Limited train will be resumed IN
November. and additional train ser
vice across the continent IS being plan
ned by an the railroads.
The Southern Pacific company IS
spending $4,000 on a new descriptive
book dealing with the Pacific coast and
California In particular. The purpose
Of the publication, which Will be issued
IN the east Nov. !. Is to create new in
terest in this state among eastern peo-
pie. The company Is also going 10 Is
sue a new edition OF "A Thousand
wonders" which did so much good
missionary work for business interests
on the coast.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-10

With his new diving suit. VI. de Plu-
Wy, the French hydraulic engineer, has
mace considerably more than 100 de-
scents. reaching depths OF $50 TO 900
feet-much below the limits OF ordinary
diving. No air is received from the
outside. The dress consists OF an
srmor OF sheet metal from one-fifth
70 one-third of an inch thick. with
Joints and coupling points Of pressed
leather and rubber. and a helmet with
tRO cylindrical regenerating chambers
attached. The air. circulating through
the helmet. has its oxygen continually
renewed by chemicals In these cham
bers. regulating valves keeping the
pressure IN the helmet constant al all
depths. Mounting and descending are
effected by cable carried on a drum
driven by an electric motor. and this
cable also carries the current needed
for the respiratory apparatus The
diver communicates with the surface
by telephone. while wires run from the
armor 10 electric lights that show the
working Of the different parts Of this
complicated "derss."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-10
GERMAN WAR GAME
ELIMINATES IN A COLLISION

Berlin, Sept l0-The German war
game eliminated today In a collision
between the cavalry and artillery d.
visions OF the reds and blues and In
which 10000 lances and 200 Qulck-firing
machine guns took part.
The lines extended for fye or six
miles over a greatly POLLING plain. En-
peror William, accompanied by his AM
erican and other foreign guests and
attended by numerous stan. the whole
forming a brilliant party OF 100 horse
men, observed the action from elevated
ground from which all the surrounding
country could be swept with glasses.
Artillery engagements and detached
charges by the cavalry resulted In the
blues driving back the reds.
MAI koerner. the German military
attache at Washington, was detailed
by the emperor TO attend Gen. Barry
and other visiting American officers,
explain TO them fully the course Of the
maneuvers and TO show them the work.
Ing OF the field automobiles. the field
kitchens, the signal and observation
balloons. the system Of wireless tele-
graphy etc.
The emperor talked with Gen. Barry
for 10 minutes on military subjects.
He was especially jolly and his remarks
we're instructive.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-10
STEVE ADAMS CASE.
Preliminary Hearing on Murder Charge
Postponed Until Wednesday.

Boise. Idaho. Sept. lo.-The prelir-
mary examination OF Steve Adams on
the murder charge preferred by the
Colorado authorities after his release
on Saturday under a writ OF habeas
corpus. was postponed today until
Wednesday next. Neither Sheriff
Sutherland OF Wallace, Idaho, nor the
Colorado sheriff who ls en- route TO
take Adams into his custody, arrived
here today as expected. The wife OF
Adams. who has been held IN the wo-
mans ward at the state penitentisry
since March, though no charge has
been made against her. now threatens
TO bring suit for damages. She charges
that her mall has been opened by the
warden without warrant OF law.
Detective MCFARLAND OF Denver, who
has taken a leading part I'm the secur-
ing OF evidence against the man charg.
ed with the murder OF Former Gov.
Frank Steunenberg. arrived here to.
day. He declined to discuss the move
TO take Adams out Of the Jurisdiction
OF the Idaho authorities, and would not
state what effort would be made 10
hold Adams here as a witness against
Meyer, Haywood and Pettibone.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-10
TWO pEFAULTING AGENTS.
Detective Jones Captures Two Men
Formerly Employed by Short Line.

Detective Joseph Jones Of the Ore
gon Short Line secret service has add
"a another feather 20 his cap with
the capture Of V. l.. Burns and j.. d,
Johnson, the former ticket clerk al
Poiso and the latter employed Al
HALEY. Ida Both men are charged
with being delinquent In their ac-
counts Burns was employed In the
Boise ticket office from June 70 10
July 10 when ne resigned and left. It
was found that there was a shortage OF
$3.50 in his cash account johnson
left two weeks ago for the east on a
stock train. giving the keys Of the or
fee 10 a saloon keeper. Prior 70 leav-
ing he gave $500 to a woman with
whom he had been living This has
been recovered but there Is said 10
be still $3.50 additional yet unacoount-
cd for.
After leaving Boise Burns worked
three weeks for the Southern Pacific
at Wells. New. as telegraph operator,
Then he went 20 California, New
Mexico. back TO Nevada and was even
tually arrested in San Francisco where
Jones ran him down and took him 10
Boise. He originally hailed from
Brighton. Colo. where he has fam
ily. Johnson was arrested In Chicago.
Both arc now In jail In idaho.