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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-12
NEW RATES MAY
PROVOKE STORM
= ---- - =
Western Shippers viii Protest
Against Advance in Trans
continental Tariffs.
MAY GET OUT AN INJUNCTION
Traffic Committee of Illinois s1nnufac-
t,lrcrs' Association Expected to
Unite With Californians.

Chicago. Dec. l2.--The Tribune today
prints the following news article on the
transcontinental freight rate ques-
as regards the Pacific coast:
The advance in freight rates incltid-
ed in the new transcontincntal tariffs,
which were filed with the interstate
commerce commission about two weeks
ago and which take effect under the re-
CURED 80 days notice on Jan. /, are
likely to provoke a stoyIn among the
shippers. This may result in an at
tempt to prevent the roads from chars
ing the new rates by injunction pro-
$cccdings.
During the course OF the agitation
against the proposed increase of the
eastern roads In official classification
territory, little attention has been paid
% the Pacific coast rates. Now that the
eastern roads have agreed to make no
general advances for two months, and
many believe that they may have de-
cided to back down, shippers are con-
ferring to see what may be done with
the transcontinentaI rate question.
5 The traffic committee of the Illinois
Manufacturers. association, which took
the lead in the fight on the eastern
rates, has decided to send a circular
letter to members asking them how
much the increases Will affect their
business and what Is to be done about
1T.
1T has been stated that the brunt Of
the fight against the new rates would
probably be undertaken by the Call
Iornia shippers, who are affected by the
3inscreases both eastbound and west
bound, because most of the jobbers re-
ceiying freight from Chicago have been
In the habit OF paying the freight
themselves
IA formal protest TO the interstate
commerce commission is now in prep
aration by the California Traffic as
ISOLATION. and this body may also de-
eide to ask for an injunction. In such
an event, the shippers III the east may
rest OH the same case or file interviews |
ing petitions as they did in the Texas
rate case.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-12
K1LLEDT ny TROLLEY OAR.

New York, Dec. IA woman's leg
was found In the Bronx last night 10
blocks from a lnutilated body which
was picked up near a bridge used by
trolley cars. No motorman reported
running down anybody in the
vicinity during the evening and
the police are wondering II they
have q murder mystery to solve. The
woman was apparently about So years
\ old, and wore a red sweater. Clutched
in one hand were two nickels, four
pennies ana a IS gold piece. She also
wore a wedding ring,
Every car on the Third avenue line,
which runs in the section OF the Bronx
where the body was found, will be In
spected In an endeavor to learn which
one, if any, struck the victim.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-12
poN,rI LIKE GERMAN FR1ARs.

Guam, Dec. 12.-There is a decided
undercurrent OF dissatisfaction among
the native population of this place over
the arrival OF the German friars who
have come to take up the Catholic
religious work on the Islands. Tho new
corners speak no Spanish, English or
Chamorro, The native tongue, and are
at q loss for q means of communities
ton with the natives. The priest whose
place Is to be taken by the Germans
has been in charge of this work for 80
years past. He Is a native of the is
lands and has very decided American
YieMX 49,.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-12
CHARGED WITH MURDER.

Raleisht, N. e.. Dec. i2.-There was
much excitement in Durham yesterday,
E caused BY the arrest there of Reuben
5l5arbee, aged "A years, wealthy citi-
zen of that place. charged With the as
sassnation OF Engineer Fred Holt. Of
Spencer by shooting him in his cab Oh
the Southern railway last week Bar
bee will be given a preliminary hear
Ing to-day The arrest was made by
Special Detective w. r. Ashburn OF
Salisbury A number OF engineers,
conductors and other railroad men.lcft
SPENCER; fo1 Durham yesterday after
noon.
81 While feeling against Barbce runs
nigh. IL is not believed there will be-
any violence.
f Get q Life Sayer,.a Monday
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-12
11RrItaAmoN BY Il PUMPING IN |.

Consul Clarence a. Miller send s rom
5hfatamoras Il newspape report GAL Ing
attention to y test Of The pnrnp ping OF,
rigation compared to the older method
of constructing dams. 4 3s-ihcli pump
With 5000 gal Ions capaci ty8 on o IA
cents per hour, The consul adds that
whatever irrigation Is being attempted
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-12

ing stocks, and a promise of 100000
more on the first of May, next
Mrs Perry Is sister Of Charles II,
Merry of St Louis. wealthy capital
list and principal stakeholder in the
Rail & River Transportation company.
Mrs, Perry recently wrote her brother,
that she would soon celebate her fifty
ninth birthday, and the 100000 worth
of stock in the transportation came as
an advance birthday gift. with IL prom
Use Of the additional fortune next May
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-12
FROM POVERTY 70 AFFLuENcE.

Los Angeles, Cal. Dec. 12.--William
q ]. Perry, a cobbler, working at his trade
in little 4xt5-foot hole In the wall at
S64 Main street, has been suddenly
raised from his humble station to po-
sition Of af1uence by the inheritance
by his Wife of 100000 in dividend pay
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-12

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Pimples and skin eruptions are caused
ed by poisonous substances III the
blood. HOLSTERS Rocky MountainaTea
removes skin diseases, makes healthy
complications and purifies your blood.
s IS cents. Tea or Tablets Godbe Pitts
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-12
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line.
We guarantee satisfaction
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It's easy for Scott 5.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-12

Watch for the Life saver" Monday
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-12

a on the Mexican side IS being A..
Il through, the pumping eys,ern, aid t Ihn.e
there Is every prospect thai more a19ts y
more of II will be attempted Nv a ~,
b owners OF lard along the river. esss
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-12

Get q "Life saver" Monday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-12
THE CHILDISH SEN

II, CHILDISH sen.
Woman, deep down In the denths q,
her being, cooks tinpn iii nnscu,iSa 4
( things, Of wi hate Yer, ne. ms great babias'
ITO be sopthed ;in,i hafaed, says III,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-12

let q "Lifo Saver Monday.
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Get a Life Saver Monday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-10
u Eu|sabuig, Central i Figure 10
Court Scandal, 0sb|st Bail.
OIseusIIiG cHAsses AGAINST a|n
Faces Trial for Perjury in Denying
His Guilt Of immortality When Tes-
tifyina in Hardin Case-So ~ He
Had to be Carried to Jaii.

BERLIN, May 9.-Prince Philip Zu
Eulenburg was placed under actual
arrest today. The prosecutor took this
step as result OF the testimony CIV
en- by two men at the princes bed
side yesterday to the effect that
Prince zu Eulenburg had been guilty
OF wrongful actions with them TWEEN
ty-fve years ago. Prince Zu Euien-
burg was involved in the court scan
dial in Berlin that grew cut of the
charges brought by MaXimilien Har-
den. editor of Die Zukunft. last suln-
mer.
The prince was taken into custody
al his castle at LicbenDcrg and
brought in an ambulance automobile
fcrty miles to the Charity Hospital.
where he was detained pending furti-
or investigation of charge of per
jury.
A crowd of weeping villagers gath
cred at Liebenbcrg. where the prince
is greatly beloved, to bid him fare
well. The automobile made slow pro
grcsS covering the forty miles. owing
to the prisoners condition. He was
suffering greatly. and several times
it was nccl sSary to administer OPT
atrs
The legal representative of Prince
IN Eulenburc moved tn" rri"aS" o.
his client in SESSION. bail. but the
court refused to acquicSce.
The princes arrest is taken TO
mean the irretrievable ruin OF this
brilliant man. who was at one time
a confidential friend Of Emperor Will
liam. The prince had been nearer
TO his majesty for the greater part
OF his reign than any other German
subject. He might have been chan
cellor of the empire If he had not
refused the responsibility. This he
did. probably. because stories of Sc
ere, misconduct have long been cir
culated against him. so much so that
he has lived on the brink of discloS'
ure for the past ten years. He vol
unfairly gave up the position OF Ger
man Ambas sadcr at Vienna in 1870:
because. as was commonly gossiped
at the time, group of his enemies
threatened him with exposure. The
prince Is a gifted writer. and is the
author of eleven volumes OF fairy
tales. short stories, and poems.
As the prince. In the second Har'
den trial at Berlin. swore to his com
p!ete innocence Of the practices in
situated by Harden in Die Zukunft
the presentation against him Is baS-
ed upon the charge Of perjury.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-10
~ w,alM su:la|,s e1nlslli,l
nj $4,000 Is xd elesgh
i,r Brewery.
ri Ds LEASED 10 mr. MlsntA
Movement is Said to be on Foot to
1 Put Plant into the Hands OF Pres
idsnt Of Company Which BOUGHT
the proberty and Failed to Meet
Payments.

Judge Waddill. OF the United States
District Court. sitting n kichhohu
yesterday, finally declined to cohnrhl
the recent sale of the plant oil pie
Old Dominion Brewing and Ice Com-
paHy to representatives VI the BOND
holders OF the company at $11,ooo.
Upon application by counsel Tor 'he
sb0ndholders. the judS" yesterday
heard another argument on the ques-
ton. which was passed upon se''ra'
weeks ago. although no ofdcr was
entered ut the time.
Mr.. O. ID. Bachelor. of this city.
appeared as counsel for the Schciai
creditors of the brewery, and strong
". protested against the confirmation
OF the sale, .eoptcnding that the pro-
.posed purchase waE entirely too low.
Messrs.s John Is. Minor and Johh
PickercIi. OF Richmond, and ". H.
Hail. OF Pittsburg. represented inc
PIstsburg parties who own The COM
pany's bonds.
The brewery will remain closed TOT
the present. but 1t is understood nia'
IN effort will be made to have inc
uaant leased to Mr.. LoHis Wagner MI.
WaSne- was president OF the com
pany which brought the property some
tine ago and failed to make payments
In accordance with the sale agree
mfnt :, II is said that none CT the
interested parties will object to the
proposed arrangement.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-10
NORTH END LOSES TO
HAMPTON On FAST GAME
Peninsula League rearrs esst'e Stub
torniy For First Piaee-Paen-
ers the starr.

In tho fastest and most siubb"rniy
contested baseball game p;Scyd in
Newport News this season. the MIN
81 the Hampton Young Mems Chris
tlan Association defeated the North
End team on the diamond At F;f;i-
eth street and Huntington avenue
yesterday afternoon By sonTc OF >
to This victory gave Hampton the
lead in the race for the champion
ship Of the Peninsula Lczguc Zoe
Newport News Aihlctits defeated the
Fort Monaco team al Hampton yes
tcrday. thus Tying the North End
team for sccoad place. The soldiers
f,sve not Won Q espc.
The game In North End early de-
vcIoycd into o pitchers baltic be-
tween TON o yao;ds and Palmer sad
both pitchers did good WORK. How
ever. there was some fss Acidias And
tue 90 or more tass In attendant
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-10
IDdspeadebls Woo From Scollsvuhs
h Thrilling Finish.
VINO PITCH DO THE OlnAsE
Pompey Cross Threw the Ball Away
at Critical Stage Of the Game -
Mooney a Star Performer With the
Stick.
Stick.

With thrilling ninth inning finish
in attendance TO their feet with deep
voiced and joyous cheering and yell
ing, Billy Maloney's independents
snatchcd victory from Pompey Cross
aggregation OF ball tossers from
Scottsvil!c on the Casino diamond
yesterday afternoon by a score OF )
to 7. A missed third strike. success
sive singles by Mooney and Maloney,
and Pompey Cross wild pitch netted
the home boys the three counts nee
cssary to stow the game.
That wild pitch was really what
did the damage. When it came the
! score was TO for the visitors. the
third and second stations were oc-
cupied. two were out and Davis had
two strikes. Then when Pompey
wound himself up to deliver the next
ball TO the batter things certainly
looked dubious for the locals. but, JOY
OF joys. Cross hurled the sphere over
the catcherS tht ad and Mooney and
Maloncy trottrd home with the VIM
ming counts b, fore the bail could be
recovered. The visitors protested
againstMalonCy's scoring on the wild
pitch. but the umpire held that under
the ground rules he was entitled to
two bases.
Mooney. who made his first appear
ance this season with the locals. was
the real performer of the day. He
started the run getting for the home
club in the fifth with three base
drive to the left garden. He made
another single and run in the sew
en.h. and another single and count in
the ninth.
Pompey Cross was the star per
former for the visitors. He pitcher
good ball throughout. striking out IL
men and passing only two. Eric
Marian Speakman, a Wilmington. Del.
lad, made his debut in the box for
the locals and showed Indications OF
developing into a good, steady twirl-
err.
The score:
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-10

had ample opportunity 10 wax en-,
thuslastic. 80
The North Enders took the lead
early In the game. scoring three tai
lies In the second on two hit bats
men and two doubles. The visitors
made their first run in the fourth on
errors. They made three more In the
seventh on three singles and an er-
ror. The locals tied the score in that
inning. but In the eighth the visitors
made the winning run on double
and :: single.
Here are the figures:
NnDTl NM
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-10
eroLe h,s Ssovldsr.

Prof n " Epcs Is confined tn hss
homo. 52I" wcs, avenue, with his lett
shoulder broken. While walking ca
Thirty ~ cond street between Wash
insipE and West avenues Prof. Epcs
tripp-d over Q rsiscd place tn the
sidewalk. caused By . difference OF
shou; six inches In grades. and fci'
heavily 20 shc pavemcai. ~ hrst u
rPS ihouSht that the shoulder vas
caly s,v'rriy. bruised. hui ss c1ss'-
insti,H By = physsciaa proved that
;hc bouc sas broken.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-10
VAUDEVILLE At ACADEMY.
Three Special Features Engaged For
This Week.

Three headline features have been
secured by the management OF the
Academy of Music for this week, be-
ginning tomorrow evening. Perhaps the
most attractive of the three will be
the presence of Lester Wilson, OF
New York. who has been engaged to
sing the illustrated songs. Mr.. Wilson
is said to have q fine baritone voice,
and has until recently been singing
with one Of the Savage opera COM
paies.
Aother feature of the week will be
Mary Risdale Raymond. II years
old dancing girl. who last week was
at the Colonial thsater in Norfolk.
where she attracted great attention
She will present three different bills
during the week.
Boulder and Quinn, who spent last
week in Richmod. will be the third
feature OF the weeks program. They
are comedy musicians.
A change has also been made i'll
the movirS pictures. 4 Powers No.
) machine has been installed with the
result that the pictures are far clear
er on the canvass than they have ever
been before. while the Aims are now
secured direct from the factory in
New York
Last week broke all records at the
Academy in point of attendance. and
this week. with the enlarged vaudc-
vile bill. promises to exceed even
that.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-10
FOOTBALL FOR NEXT SEASON.
DickinssW and Davidson College, Ei<
vens Nay Play Here.

The football eleven Of Dickinson Col.
Icge, Carlisle. Pa, and the team OF
Davidson College. n. c.. may meet on
the Casino gridiron during the coming
foo; ball season.
Paul Davis. who is now playing first
base with the Altoona baseball team
of the Tri-State League. will coach the
Dickinson College eleven this fall aud
is anxious TO bring his team to this
city il the Merchants Association can
arrange a game. The Davidson Col
lcSc team also has asked the assccia
ton for a game here this fan and an
effort will I've madc TO arrange a match
between these two teams
Dickinson is one Of the strongest
cf the minor colleges Of tho Morn
While Davidson Is ore Of the best
teams Of the South Atlantic. A match
between these teams should furnish
some sxccIlcnt spor: for the gridiTou
followers.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-10
: DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE.
Judges and Clerks for Primary to b
Appointed Tomorrow.

The Democratic COmmittcce VIII
meet tomorrow night TO make final ar.
rangemeuts for the municipal primary
to be held next Saturday. Judges aud
clerks will be named and the voting
places designated The pol, sheets
show that i7s citizens not qualified to
vote in the municipal election have
qualified themselves for the fall eicc-
tons. OF this number CSC are white
and IS are negroes.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-10
A Feline Hobo.

A rreat many dogs travel on rail-
ways simply By reason OF their III
stinctively tramplike disposition
Many such, great favoritcs will. train
unen. are everywhere received and
cared for by the men about the yards
- rrlvileged guest.
The most remarkable rival to the
railway tramp dogs Is the well known
Maltese hobo Jinks. which. 1t would
appear, is not only well looked a.
ter tramper OF this country, but is
globe trotter as we'll
links appeared at the Union station
IN Cincinnati some years ago as the
sole survivor, apparently. Of an ONO
steamer that had been wrecked. The
Btx Maltese at once appealed to the
sympathies Of the railway men at the
Cincinnati station. who immediatei!
became her fast friends.
In q little while links evinced pc
cnIIar streak for a cat, the feline be
inx ordinarily OF quite a domestic turn
-ghe wanted to look about. At nrs'
her trips were short ones. but even
tually she Increased her mileage and
the length Of her sojourns from home
IN view Of JinkS' disposition TO see
The world, the Cincinnati employees
naally determined to afford her an
upportunity to do so to the fullest ex
4eul. They provided her with hand
souc collar bearing her name and I'D
dress, TO which vas added request
Ahnt her friends everywhere enter he'
aulnss in a small diary inclOsed In
miniature knapsack strapped to he'
bock.
Jjuhs rcappears from time TO time
n this country: when. railway msr
nyer, there are always interesting
aemx added 10 rcr inincrscy.
Jtnks' diary records the fact thai
80 has survived four tig railway
vrecks in this country. besides a ship
vreck IN the Indian Ocean. Snc Ia.
rfupsed the Atlantic eight times, ana
- Pacific twice. and. though she ha'
sever. 90 far as known. taken the 'TiI
! Tx sNbtN. cue udS esVS-Nu wv
lkavrancan on tro different occasions
Jinks one year put In most Of mel
DIE On . British vessel in Chinese
waters. when she was stolen by ma
i've, but was aftcrward recovered u,
thc British seamcn. who had takrf
. Krcst fancy 10 her. The attach1cn'
vaS not. however. entirely mut"as'
eeur II the end of the year tue Maltese
yNtrloticaIly boarded nm Americas
wan OF war. the crew Of which FRO
s3ded perhaps the most interesting
sacus In her diary With them sh'
returned to the Pacific coast. Here
huxever. she remained only a fc"
DAYS. taking passage for South Amer
IN. She ncxi appeared IN View S"-s
coming on . liner from Cuba, HAVING
evidently worked her way through
SOush America.
links landed from train at Buha
10 recently: and. after . brief STA!
With her railroad friends NJ the sta
tn, departed on a train for Van
ccwver. and los the present " Nosi q
history.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-10
Goes 70 Arizona.

Mr. Charles G. Wilson. formerly Of
this city. has resigned his position
with the Oklahoma Real Estate Com
pany. Of Oklahoma City. Okla. and
viii leave on NAV IL TO enter the cm-
ploy of The Prescott Mining Company.
Prescott. Arizona Mr. Wilson rep
resented The Daily Press at tie
jamestown Exposition
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-10
Chemicals IN the Street.

Recently. in New York. csrboys Of
acid fell from a dTsy and were smash.
cd On the pavement The released u
guilds mingled. and the chemical result
Of their union was = Ram. vhich
flooded The street Tho thrDnES NJ
shoppers acd In terror. Water vas
po~ericss against the bIaZc: but luck.
iiy sane vas q; hand. and With this
The frcmcp mastered the situation.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-10
Y. n. c. q. IaSiss AY.iI,.ry.

TIL I-adics Auxiliary Of the Young
MCn's Christian Association viii hold
its regular meeting NJ SIC associaiioa
at 10 O'Clock Tuesday morning. This
~iu he the les; meeting before the
closing for the summer and several
matters Of importance are TO be act
cd on
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-10
Offered . Position.

Miss Charlotte wray, a well known
tesrhcr IN 'rc local primary schools.
has becn oTrcd a position A. director
Of the primary department. in the
Petersburg schools. Miss Wrsy has
not decided whether or not she will
accept The position
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-10
FOR GREAT AND SMALL.

A guarantee is contained in each box
of Sexine Pills. SO that any person
needing a remedy for any form o!
nerve weakness, and to produce per
feet restfui sleep. can buy these pitts
without risking cent. These great
nerve and manhood builders are sold
" all druggists.