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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-16

oring Peary they have honored them
selves. The highest authorities In the
world have bestowed on him the great
est gifts in their power
In the July number of Hampton
which has appeared, Peary for the first
time begins to present his proofs Thesc
viii be continued In the August mum
Dor, which viii shortly ho published.
These proofs consist Of infinitely de-
tailed descriptions Of scientific ohser-
vations made by pcary and other
members " his party and a detailed
day-by day account Of his progress.
system Of marches, organization and
supplies Without mentioning the
name Of Or. Cook Poary makes IL
plain In his narrative that without his
extensive supplies, supporting parties
and system Of marching Il would be-
imposs ible for a single white man to
make his way over the pCrilous polar
ice ami overcome almost insupc-able
obstacles, 10 the pole.
The installment Of Commander
Pearys story in the July Hampton's
takes him and his party up 10 ~ de-
Rrees, ~ minutes which was beyond
his previous farthcst north. Up to
March %, because of the slight altitude
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Especial Correspondence
A NEW YORK, July lion Thurs
N day the 14th inst, Maude
l Y Adams will sail for ireland on
board the Mauritania. She will
spehd a month or six weeks there In
'he delightful rural spot long ago Sc
N'.ed Tor her summer resting place,
1"u 'heh return to begin work on the
Amous 'Chantecler." While she is pre-
SIhg this play, the probability is
's1' Sae Will play a short engagement
what Every Woman Knows"
''ousn the south country.
letters from Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
raVIu 'ell how they. with Manager
t,,S Iyier, have spent a delightful
IN, S.'e IN Rome and Naples. While I'm
y, tyluer city, Mascdgni the compos-
Eayeq ior the party all he has I'm
a, VI ms new opera in which Bes-
Il, Hooot VIII star the coming season.
sa,a ~ .hird and last act he promises a
n,si,ieon, ana greater gems I'm COM
ssV.iuoh Than he gave the world in his
us Chantecler." While she is prc-
=, enthusiastic over the snatches
vii ne gave them. Miss Abbott
sns oe under the Liebler management
for s ne, het tour will be quite a departure
IN we. company Mr.. and Mrs. Ford
Wti ior New York July 5, and MIR. Ford
snI once plunge into work staging
rba unecung the coming production.
+, ~ suininer has been full of delight
tvrn n, e. ehtlre party, but they gladly re-
70 nome and friends.
ors ae work Mr.. Albert scowcroft OF
ussk, came 10 do for his firm two
h. - ago, Is about accomplished and
hors making preparations to leave for
had "a Few days. Mr.. Scowcroft
bs.,,sne entire responsibility of the
In F,,ss during his brothers absence
Tin , .ep and is Obliged TO make his
dyratIos thls time. Of the shortest
n,Wtn, Lewis, a former Salt Lake
ior SER SEER man, has been in the CITY
ton 49, Ira days. he left for Washins,
'0 Fhlladelphis recently.
liors arrived in the
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His Tour of Europe an
Occasion of Enthusias-
tic Ovations - Ameri-
can Bravery and Per-
sistence Honored by
Scientists and Royalty.

20 AMERICAN, perhaps, ever re-
N turned 70 his native shores, aft
Y err a tour abroad loaded with
81 many honors bestowed by
.,.at scientific societies as Commander
poh.-t =. Peary. when he landed In
x,w York a few days ago dune I'D he
hrcurht with him six gold medals and
,nn silver medal--the highest honors OF
~. most distinguished foreign scientific
hodes-and the silver model OF ship
r.s,Antad 10 him by the Royal Scottish
E'ogranhical society. Hailing him as
~. discoverer OF the north pole, thus
r,,r,ne. in ironic contrast to his native
conntry. officially put it's seal Of APP
Droyal upon Peary's feat.
commander Peary's whirlwind visit
q, the leading foreign cities was the
,.,casion OF series OF wildly demon
,,ratlye ovatlons In his person the
a,.tinguished authorities in law, science
and literature of foreign nations rec
ornlzed American pluck, persistence
and successful achievement, and ac-
cep,ed the verdict OF the National Geo
granite society Of his own country
which passed upon his proofs and
avarded him a medal on Nov. 3, 1909.
During his trip abroad Peary told the
story Of his quest twice in London and
Bsrln and once in Rome, Vienna, Buda-
rest Brussels. Antwerp, Edinburgh,
glasgow, Cardiff. Bristol and Man
chester. While In Edinburgh. Peary
was presented by the Royal Scottish
Geographical society with an exquisite
By chased silver ship. The model.
which Is n the type OF the vessels used
In the latter part OF the sixteenth ccn-
Jury stands two feet high and weighs
m ounces II is three masted and un-
ler fun sail Gold medals, hailing him
The dscovercr Of the north pole,
oro presented TO him by the Hun
garan Geographical society, the Royal
italian Geographical society. the Royal
Geographical society Of Antwerp, the
Imperial German Geographical society
q Berlin, the Royal British Gcograph-
tsl society the Royal Belgian Geo
graphical society and the Austrian
biographical society. which gave him
he Won HaU,r medal its highest
award In contrast To his own coun-
NJ, which refused him national honors
betause Dec had not publicly submitted
proofs being prevented from doing So
ty a contract with Hamptun's Maya
fine, which is printing his story, these
foreign countries offered honors without
question and with an implicit conf
denc' In Peary's claim
Win 10000 persons frantically cheer
ING him. Commander Peary received
lIs most enthusiastic ovation in Prince
ALBERT hail. London when he delivered
a lecture under the auspices OF the
Royal Geographical society. on the
Platform, with rows Of decorations on
the!r breasts were more than one hun
qed Of Great Britains most distin-
shshed men. The late King Edward
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DOG CALLS Up CENTRAL.

The operator at Grmsby telephone cN-
change received an uneNpe,'eN call from
the premises OF nrm Of tobaCcuuists In
the early hours OF Sunday morning. Put
ting the instrument 90 hts ear. his sur
prise developed into wondcrmcut. for all
he could get In reply 10 the usual query:
What number. plcasc?' was 'tho Nig1r-
Gus barking II n dog.
Coming 20 the conclusion that there
were burglars I'm the place. the operator
informed the police In the meantime.
tho owner Of the dog suddenly romom-
bored that he had. contrary to practise.
left the animal, fox terrier. iu tho Of
fec, had gone 10 the premises 90 release
g. When he arrived DE found n couple
~ police officers about 20 force an en-
trance, and their establishment was great
when reaching tho office they found that
the terrier had climbed on 10 % desk
feet high ana knocked tho receiver IN
the telephone. Used - hearing It's mas
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Of tho sun, no observations had been
taken. ON that day Peary ordered the
E-kimos 10 build "A wind shelter, be-
hind which MARY I'm took "a meridian
altitude The result Of these first OBJ
seryati1ns. PearN says, give their po-
sition as approximately So degrees, A.
minutes north latitude. Pearys plan
was 10 have Marvin take all ob~orNa-
tons up to the point where he turned
back. and Bartlett take them from
that point TO his farthost north This
was done in order 20 save thc-eNPlorer' =
eyes and To- have independent obser-
vatious with which 20 check the route
In the forthcoming installmcnt in the
August number of Hgmptons COM
mander Peary viii tell OF hls dash 10
the pole. describe tho hcrCgl center and
tell his sensations az the point whore
everything rs south.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-16
WHY THEY FAIL.
Most Pile Remedies Miss the Cause OF
Piles.

Dlsagreeable treatment with ointments
or suppositories usually falls 10 cure
piles and cutting them on won't remove
The cause such treatment only moder-
stes the outside effects Of the disease
and falls to REMEDY the inside cause. Tho
up-to-date doctors now use Internal medi-
cine to free the circulation IN the lower
bowels and so remove the disease.
Dr. Leonhardt's Hem-Rod, the frst
and only guaranteed Internal pile cure
I'm the form Of tablets-cures any kind
or piles sold by Schramm-J ohngon
Drugs, 4 Stores, 81 for large box. DIR.
Leonhardt Co. Station u. Buffalo. ". Y.
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would have attended had he not been
stricken with his fatal Illness In
welcoming him. Major Leonard Darwin,
president of the society, said
II stand here tonight. as representa-
tive Of the Royal Geographical society
and armed with the fun authority OF
its council 10 welcome you, Comman-
der PeaTy. as tho first and only human
being who has ever led party Of his
fellow creatures to a pole Of the earth.
4 vote OF thanks to Commander
Peary was proposed by Sir George
Mares and seconded by Sir Lewis Beau
mont
Among the distinguished audience
which greeted Peary IN Rome We're
King Victor Emmanuel OF italy the
Duke OF Abruzzi, the Marquis al San
Giuliano, minister OF foreign affairs,
and the Marquis Capelli.
"In contrast TO the action OF Euro
pean nations says Hamptous Maya
zine, which Is publishing scrially
Pearys story of the discovery Of the
north pole. editorially. tho country Of
his birth and lifelong allegiance. for
whose glory he has walked for years
hand in hand with death, whose flag
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WHITE sTAR-DoMINIoN.

0dIIsIIIIHI NtTNI1F Viii "E0tIrIF -
--QucbcC-livcrpool.
Weekly Sailing-. The Scenic Route
10 Europe.
New :. :. Lnurcntic & Mcgantic.
Largest and Most Modern steamers
on the ST. Lawrence.
OFFICE-s0-96 Dearborn St. Chica-
go or Local Agents.
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Telephones 555. either phone. for a
copy Of tho Rental Bulletin. Ask today.
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EXCURSIONS TO DENVER.

Via oregon Snort Liue-CnIon Pacific.
Round trip from salt Lake and ogden.
S22.5o. Rate also applies to colorado
Springs and Pueblo. Limit August
IAN. city ticket office i56 Main St
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c. II, MILLER GRAIN co.
Hay. Grain and Coal no W. list
20. Bell Phone 1852. Ind 1905.
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tcr's voice over the instrument. IL had
apparently hJrkCd into the mouthpIoce =,
draw attention To- its pught-Shefheld
Daily Telegraph
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H0STETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS

sohderful ' Sc see for yourself wha. n
Poor Apn.,,,e uielne II Is in cases ~
ache. Indisn',, Gas on stomach, Head.
sses Cnr,suo Dyspepsia, Costiyc-
Fever ana Dtarrohea, Malaria
ain. Akue' Its results are Ger
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KEEPING WELL

Hoss,,.sy task with the aid n,
It /, ITS stomach Bitters. hecsusa
hest knooompounded from inprrtien,s
inr bssiWsnh Tor making and nreservs
over-vo.tn II sickly, rundown
0Iked got a hnttIe "a W
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-16

he unfurled at the top OF the earth,
seems nlggardly in paying honor TO
Peary. Scientific bodies. rulers. mu-
inequalities OF foreign lands have united
in GROWING Peary with the laurels
that are his due. As the final conquer
or OF the Businesses of the north, as
the explorer who in his own person, by
dint Of toll, tenacity, fearlessness, and
invinCihle purpose, has won against
odds which for three hundred years
have Vanquished brave and distin-
gulshed explorers. as the man who has
again proved mans power 20 conquer
the hostile forces Of nature, these great
European bodies have felt that in hon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-16
NOTICE

Recognized authorities say YOU
are incurable if YOU have had
Kidney trouble" inflammation Of
the Kidneys over six months.
o.. 5. deaths nearly 10000 a year,
Call for free diet list and pamphlet
that may prolong or save your life
at Schramm-lohnson Drug Store.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-05
CRY is NOW FOR
AN EXTRA SESSION

WASHINGTON. Dec 5.--The laik OF
sn extra session" of Congress WAS re-
neaed to-day ehea Representative
TawneY tfsepubttca II. Mtnneso chair
man IF the House If Appropriations
Committee declared that he considered
II almost necessary. Tawuey way de-
teat-a IN the primaries this fall and
his statement today reflects his bitter
ness TO "a. Insurgents.
ia is doubtful wueflier even regular
appropriation Kills ear he passed at
the session opening to-day" declared
T4swney .sll can Say l. that At least
forty five days Will lac needed for the
l,a ssages If These bills. The can not
POSSIBLY be dispesed OF under that iime.
1t fuusf be remembered that there
are bus eixtr setual working DAYS tor
the present short session Win all
the DAYS set aside for special business.
Such an calendar WEDNESDAYS and com
miftee Friday, and District day ana
Pension day. DO not see ~het'l we ar
goluE ia fine lie necessary forty-hvs
DAYS for ttr n gHlar approximation
bills
Tawney biaines this situation ON the
rev house rules that insureents taEnn :
"a through last session,
This IS what the new rules of the
House have done fer legislation, he
said. '.Fhe days set aside for special
Very few days are left for the actual
passing of legislation. think all
members Of Congress, when they think
the matter over. viii agree hat the
extra session Is not as tnipossihia AZ
all seem new to agree
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-05
THRONCS OF SHOPPERS
IN DRIVING SNOW STORM
Not Deferred in Quest For Menenoes Of Yuetide by the
Fleecv Flakes Which Makes Things Look
Like Christmas
Like Christmas

Eiurries of dopuy white snow ard
crowds of busy, buoyant Christmas
shoppers mirgling with one another
ef spirit would sound the depths of a
poets heart while its human delight
satisfies the mere man, or. more ex-
piicitiy and correctly. the true woman.
Richmond's Broadway Is alive with
the life " the ! uletide season, aeeentu-
ated and never deferred by the special
.dispensatiou of old Father Winter In
sending a snow storm.
1t would almost seem that the little
snow fairies We're la league with the
sal yes and seers OF he day who are
htcctng we uort.lIs" shop carly before
the rush is on Something stronger
t"au fro4if-duor lAtehes IL needed to
Say the hand IF NAH lady AS She
srswers the irresi stible call 81 the
snow and the holiday spirit. no have
eomed forever aid day to be twin
listers. Matters II state may be un-
der discussion In the houdoir. but once
let the whirl and ftutter OF the tiny
fakes dance before the glass. hetoken-
ing maids and matrana alike to pre-
fpre for the day when a world sits in
homage at the feet % the child Christ,
the speech for the next snfIra gette
meeting. the frack for the dance Mrs,
So-andsa IL @fs'ns, the lage az Plato
ard Aristotle that must he ready for
the next dutz from dreaded Professor
Wise. The pattie7 and dimplings for
the Sir Benedicts' dinners. and the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-05
FALLS INTO PIT;
NOT MUCH HURT
INK NOMN MAN GETS TOO NEAR
EXCAVATION FOR SKY
SCHApEH AND TVMBLts
\

\ white man, VINO refused to dis
close his identity to the p..iee. had
the most marvellous escape OF his life
Monday about non when his curiosity
caused him ~ fall into the deep ex-
gcaVation for the Virginia Trust Com
panys sksseraper on Main street. II he
had fallen foot or two to either side
OF where he did, his Drains would have
instantly been dashed ont on the up
turned iron wheelharrows and other
implements that are stored there. He
was badly cut about the face and head
aS 1t Is, but the ambulance surgeon
who examined the man. could tind 40
mortal injuries, He Was found Ia
be somewhat under the Influence of
liquor ana WAS taken to the jail for
treatment.
The witnesses ~. the accident say
that they saw him hanging around
the front Of the building and walk
ing dangerously near the excavation
that extends out IN the street, but no
orr. was near enough To- catch hfm
as his desire To gee what was going
an led him too close to the edge and
h. fell twenty-five Seet To the ground,
He struck on the sid. OF IA large NOR
tar board and carromed from 1t
against u ladder. lie seemed slightly
uazed and the blood flowed freely
from his gashes. A crowd collected
quickly and some one summoned the
ambulance,
The mans pockets contained a
veritablc store of toilet accessories,
including comb brush mirror and
numerous other instruments. He will
be detained at the station house until
he comes 10 and tells his name, or else
until Justice John can get hold OF him
and make him talk.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-05
spent MUCH COIN
BUT WERE BEATEN
HENRY c. STUART PAID OUT st..
ass..s DURING CAMPAIGN
PARSONS POORER By sa,sei.

Two al tbs largest expense accounts
ever turned in by unsuccessful con
gressicnaI candidates were rcefved by
Secretary Of the commonwealth y. ..
james No.day from Henry g. smart.
in the Nlntn district ana John NJ. Par
sons, In the Fifth district
In Mr.. Stuarts DrnaIf S1T S@s- %
uas spent. Mr.. Parsons according
tn his expense account. spent $500.
Both were beaten. the former bl Bias
com >aemp. Republican, ana the lat
ter 10y Judge h. W. sagnoerst Demo
erat.
salaries and rental Of headquarters
composed the largest item in MIR
stuart expense account. Sa-Ift.so re
ing paid out III this way. For marked
copies at newspaper containing Mr.
Stuarts speeches s3,sf7.ss MAS ex-
pended. The other items were per
sana! expense siss2l printing and
ssatfonerv 81 fsa.I7s nostaxe. 81
1sS.1a, music. hare.cues and other
expenses incidenr t. public meetings.
Sa,ssf.72. kilograms aud telephones,
ss2a.7e badges, decorations and but
tons. s@12; ront ri halls aud lirsfE.
$3.50. Total slT,S6a-$5.
1t is not within the memory of aatA
Richmond that ans ather COMPRESSION
al asp4rant ever paid ont such a sum
II unseat the incumbent. The eXpcH
.lifure I'll money ~8s no object to Nj.
stuart and his supporters ho fought
4 most msmora bis campaign 10 re
deem the Ninth frem the Republicans.
The individual Items show the metn-
I'd ef campaigning, and ths cutting
down 81 Ar siemp's ma iarity hv i.eao
votes shows the results mphshed.
Tor stamps. stationery and salaries. 81
Mr. ~ hi
goa being the total expended faf that
purpose. For buttons he paid ott : tn.
for office WORK and clerk hire h spent
SLIPS. his livery. hack and railroad
ssiil was sguai for kilograms. teIs.-
phones, hotel accommodation snd the
expenses ri speakers he invited II the
ruth district IL make addresses iii
his behalf ae spent $i.32s, he spent
81 600 Ia newspaper advertising
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-05
WHITES KILLED
BY ANGRY INDIANS

TACOMA. WASH, Dec. 6.--1everal
white men have been killed by Indiana
in the Kantishna mining district. n
the northern foothills OF Mt McKin.
ley, according to liable messages re-
ceived here from Fairbanks. Alaska.
Among the names unoff. cially received
by the United by the United States
marshal at Fairbanks are those Of cass
Berry and David ,3enper, quartz pros
pectors, and John poutman. irappcr
Three other whites arc missing and
are believed to have been slain, TheX
are a partner Of Berry and Denner,
partner OF Poutman and an aged traps
per.
Messages from Fairbanks report that
the Indians arc Atill on the war path
and that grave alarm IL felt for all thu
whites in the Knfishna district. The
United States marshal at Fairbanks 10
reported to be organizing an armed
force of deputies to subdue the In.
dams.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-05
JUDGE ] {. MASON
DIES SUDDENLY
.
PROMINENT JuRiST succuMBS
AFTER ILL TEALTH, WHEN
THOUGHT BETTER.

Especial to The Richmond Virginian)
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, Dec. a.
Judge John f. Mason died suddenly at
his home here to-day at l o'clock.
Jucge Mason had been in declining
health <pr some months, but il had been
thought he wa improving His death
is shock to his friends here.
News OF Judge Mason's death was
received with deep and genuine regret
in all the State Offices In the Capitol
and Library Monday
Judge Mason served in both the
House and Senate of the Legislature
for many years. and numbered all the
men who are now in charge of the
State offices as mis- friends. lie was
All able legislator in both branches of
the General Assembly during his sew
cral terms and was instrumental IN
the passing of many of the States best
laws.
He was an able, versatile and highly
respected jurist, and general gratifica-
ton was expressed when he was elect
ed To succeed Judge Barton on the Cir
cult Court bench about twelve years
ago.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-05

most fascinating and absorbing lates;
work Of fiction and best seller OF tht
yer teccn1e as echoes from IL far.oH
vale as compared with the doubled
pleading of the storm without and the
early shopping crusade.
There is all inherent charm in such
a day as this Monday, when Kris krtn-
gle has but three bare weeks to hustle
his reindeer - Richmond. The
brotherhood OF man aeems to rteaa
NOR. as the crowds jostle about. a.i in
tent on otie eTrand-that OF -purcha sing
the Christmas gifts for the loved ones.
Thea, too n new element seems TO
creep int" ones shopping with the adj
vent of the snow, The reality Of the
WINTERS Geld bia SITS and tn. consequent
reed and suffering OF the little broth
ers of the rich" is become more vivid.
ard the hesrt Is better attaned to
grasp this thought Ia It's entirety.
The stores with their suggestive and
beautiful stocks Ter the holiday season
are nlied with Same III rags. and same
III tags. and som. In velvet gowns.
Tut before the enveluping whisper of
the approaching night when there is
Peace on earth, good viii towards
men, the barriers Of caste are broken
down. Zest IN ZACH individuals prep
ef its delights, and the Joy in the com.
" on possession Of the ChFist's BIRTH
day are touched into life hy the snow
fakes as the crowds surge back and
forth on Broad street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-05
CITY RESERVOIR
WILL Be SC0UR-. D
BASIN WHICH HAS NOT BEEN
!
CLEANED TOR DEC ADJ 70
Bi. DRAINED.

w Soan at the weather opens q lit
tie fhr city reservoir viii la thorough
~ cleaned arid secured according TO
All announcement made h8 the water
department Monday morning. The
basin has not been cleaned Ser about
ten years, and though Il has been
in use continuously during the last
decade the inspectors da not expect
to lind more than twelve inches If
mud in the nature OF sediment.
The department, il Was learned,
has yet contemplated no steps in tn.
recently launched movement IL have
a higher feuce put around the basin.
IN many If the largest cities OF the
country. il is shown, the reservoirs
az. not iaeiosed At all but are closely
Watched By guards To see that II. one
falls or Jumps into the water,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-05
COTTON DISPLAYED
GOOD UNDERTONE

Nh.N YORK, Dec White not az
tive. the cotton market at III. OPEN
ing displayed a geHd uudertoue gu COW
ering with first nriers / to & points
higher Subsequent pressure from
room room bears a3ld an absence at
outside trade caused slight reactions
from the top IN the market and the list
pt t0;80 Was rather quiet around slsd5
for May.
Cotton prices December Eii,6sff
40: january, tf47ta 14.72 febrn-
airy. s14.sz; Mareh, St4ssM 14.se: May.
sl5l5a15t7 Jun sl5.f2. July, SLIP
ssl5.t3: August, si4.72 offered. oeto-
Der, sl3.21.