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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-07-14

By analyses which I person
ally have had made, it is clearly
demonstrated and proven that
the Royal Baking Powder is
pure and wholesome, and that
it stands, as far as strength and
purity are concerned, at the head
of the baking powders of the
United States. The Royal is
composed of absolutely pure,
harmless and wholesome ingre-
dents of the highest grade and
character.
GRANVILLE MCGOWAN, NJ. D.
Health Officer, Los Angeles.
The best baking powder made
IS, as shown by analysis, the
Royal. Its leavening strength
has been found superior to other
baking powders, and, as far as 1
know, tits the only powder which
will raise large bread perfectly.
CYRUS EDISON, Md,
Com'r of Health, N. Y. City.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-07-14
s Iee . o

Induced by the use of coca, opiate or mar
cotic compounds IS bad, decidedly bad.
They undermine health and shatter the
constitution and the patient is steadily
growing into worse condition often
resulting in the terrible Eiavery and
misery of the cocaine and opium habit.
Sleep induced by the use of Hoods Sarsa-
parilla does not perhaps come as quickly,
but it comes more surely and more per-
manently through natures great restor-
ing and rejuvenating channel purified,
vitalized and enriched blood. This feeds
the nerves with life-giving energy and
builds up the system and constitution
from the very foundation OF all health
and life-the blood-pure, rich, red blood.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-07-14
YOU 60

For your summer outing, come
in and let US fit you out with
Fishing Tackle, etc. We've got
the right kind, "sure catch"
the boys call it. We have
everything you need for a com
plete outft-and we'll see that
it won't cost you too much. Get
a few Bicycles left and can give
you some good bargains.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-07-14

A healthy appetite, with perfect
digestion and assimilation. may be Sc
cured by the use of Ayers Pills. They
cleanse and strengthen the whole ali
mentary canal and remove all obstruc-
lions to the M tural functions of either
sex, without any unpleasant effects.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-16
cr R1sTA1N cHuRcH CoNvENTloN.
womAnI Work In tho Missionary Field
A CredItable Showing.


INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 15.-The fore
noon seseion of the National Christian
church convention, at Central Christian
church. was devoted to the department
Of Christian woman's board OF missions.
After devotional exercises, Mrs. Q. N.
Pearre, OF Indiana, delivered an address
of welcome. TO which Mrs. S. II. Stair,
of Texas, responded. The committees
were also announced. President Mrs. o..
A. Burgess then delivered her annual ad-
dress. Reports of the secretary, treas
urer and committee on leaflets were sub
mltted. The secrctary's report showed
1903 auMllarles In the United States
with an aggregate membership OF SO,S67
and contributions last year OF S55,abO In
India, Jamacia and Mexico there are 20
missionaries ut work and 30 others doing
special work In this country.
The treasurer's report showed total re-
COlpts for the year, including a balance
OF S5,i97 az the beginning OF it OF S2,728,
and disbursements Of SGS,12S. leaving a
balance Of 1896.
The report Of the foreign missionary
society OF the church TO be made to the
convention will show that the society
represents over 100000 communicate.
ltlI AbltAA llllHElhllsAAN Nlifll lllkh ANl Allt
year aggregate over 100000, nearly all
OF which is spent In the United States
The past year has been the most sue
ccsful In the goclcty's history, more than
$l2 900 In excess OF amy previous year
having been raised bringing the total
receipts up to Sl0G,222 10, Tho foreign
Christian missionary society has work.
crs In India, Japan, China, Turkey, Afrl-
On, England, Norway Sweden ana Dcn-
mark. II has upon the pay roll 1877
missionaries and native helpers. The
gospel Ia preached at CO gtatlons ana 10
outstatone There are nearly 5000 chill
dren In the Sunday schools ana over 1000
under instructors IN the day schools.
Among tho7. who will speak az the
convention are John Henry Bnrrows.
ChlcngoI DR.. II. W,fyorest, dos Moincs;
REV. j. T.. plnkcrlOn, Springfield, Mo.
Hcv. Wallace G, llayne, Philadelphia.
Row g. u. Noonnn, Detroit. Rev W. Il.
Lloyd, Richmond, l(yj Prof u, G, Pee
wccec, Lexington, aud MI. Clinton book-
hart, OfTnmun.
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BALTIMORE, Nd, oct 15,-UnIted
states Senator German to-day issued
a. omen letter to Edwin f. Abel, pub
Tsber OF the Baltimore sun, in which he
osers to rellnquIsh the leadership of the
democracy in Maryland, provided Mr..
,bell will accept It and support the
D,mocratlc ticket In the coming state
opi legislative campaign. He also in
timatcs that he will forcgo his ambition
IN succeed himself in the United
states senate II It can be shown that
wcb a step Is necessary to Democratic
success. The letter, which is a very
long one reviews the course OF the Sun
IN It's opposition to Mr.. German because
Of his views upon civil service, tariff
and ballot reform measures.
To all the charges made against him
ppon this score, Mr.. German pleads
guilty. but quotes the sun as having ad-
mlttrd that such questions were lC"gely
matters OF opinion, and asserts that
every man is free to think as he pleases
regarding them. He defends his course
In regard to all these questions.
Mr.. Able tonight declined to say
Eba. course he would pursue In the mat
ter, or to express any opinion concerning
The letter which will appear in the Sun
tomorrow as paid advertisement,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-16

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct ia special
to the News from Kandallville, Ind.
says: Last night, near BrlmHeld, n
small town near this city, Adam Hun
man one oflthe largest land owners in
northern Indiana, was murdered, and n
hired man may not recover. About .
o'clock this morning two masked men
entered Huffman's house. ostenslbly to
rob him. as he was thought to have
money In hiding in his house. The
hired man, who was sleeping In an up
per room Of the house, was first gagged.
The robbers then went TO Huffmnn's
room, covered him with four guns and
ordered him TO give up his money. When
Huffman refused the men placed one
end Of rope around his neck and the
other was made fast TO the bed. They
began n terrible two hours torture by
pulling him until he would struggle.
This continued until the robbers saw
that Huffman would not give up, and
they then chokcd him TO death and cs.
capped. Bloodhoudg have been placed on
the trail Of the robbers.
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DALLAS, Texas, Oct 1j.-Eme Jones,
a negro has been convicted OF the mur.
der OF Riley Stewart, n prominent and
influential Democrat OF east Texas, and
the death penalty assessed, stewart
was murdered on the night OF the 18th
OF May last. Ellie Jones confessed that
that he had killed Stewart with u club
aud that hc had been hired TO commit
the crime by william Jones, OF Long
Vlcw, because Stewart carried 10000
life insurance In which Jones was Inter-
eHtcd
william Jones was one Of tho most
prominent white Democrats In his Sec
tlon OF tho state. A few nights after the
murder and confession stcwbrt'a friends
broke into the Tylrr jail ana shot him
10 death In hIa cell Hpnrlng the black
man 10 bo dealt with by the law II was
the most sensational lynchIng TcNna has
over had nnd scores OF white mon Of
cast Texas are under indictment for
murder because OF H. Ellie Jones. Tho
condemned negro, gtIll ndhcrrg to his
ronfcfgluu,
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t,mnny Against American Good.

WASHINGTON, oct u. o. United
States conBul Dcuatcr at crcrcld, Ger.
many, reports to the state department
two Instances whore the Grrmnu nu-
thorltIes hhve taken action which tends
to discourage the Importation OF Amer.
lean goods In one Cnsc nearly three
tlmus tho ordinary duty was assessed
against nn invoice " Ftaycg because
they had what would be- called com
mon castlngs In this country hut which
the Gcrmnn appraisers said were uruu-
mental cnetlngp, and subject 10 the
higher duty. Another case was nearly
d thlrd of a large HhlrmDnt uf rN
cngo sausage which Wcru condemned
hv lhr oitiolh Inspectors. This action
Indicated that the American inspection
was detective.
Nr. Dcualor says that the American
oarrage npd wagon is being Introduced
into Oermuny,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-16
TIE RAILROADS..

The large purchase OF new equipment
that the Baltimore & Ohio has made
have greatly increased the percentage
OF cars and locomotives that are equip
ped with air brakes and automatic
copplers The total lumber OF engines
having car driver brakes ia 70 per cent.
In excess OF those so equipped In the
previous year, The greatest increase,
however. was made on freight cars,
there being seven times as many In ser
vice now with air brakes as compared
with fifteen months ago, The use OF
the automatic coupler has been trebled,
there being a little over three times AS
many cars with this safety device as
were used IN 1896. Fer safety's sake tho
receivers have placed out OF service
nearly all OF the old iron hopper cars,
which have been used on the Baltimore
4 Ohio for n great many years, These
cars were vcrV weakly constructed and
II put in n train between the heavy
modern freight and coal ears OF to-day
are very likely to be crushed in case
Of y sudden stop or too strong nppll-
cation Of air brakes, Up TO September
10. / 800 OF these hoppcrs had been re-
tired and thrown on the scrap pile.
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shm'1I D.0potch to Tho Intcllgcncer
WASHINGTON, oct Commits.
Won. woro issued to-day to four west
virginia p2stma1'cra Of the fourth class.
n' .o.Iown Abraham II. Balm. Darkcs-
,i' Berkeley county: H. NJ Hannah.
I"n..t Valley, Grepnbrlcr county; l)a-
NIG Aukrom, Toll Gate, Rllchlo cpun-
lllnioIph Bias, Williamson, MIngo
L.nu Winnolt has been appointed
49, ln. ' ''''"
'r'lo1to1 10 West Vlrglnin uppll.
"" ipr pensions have been issued ns
. .1no= William H. II Sandy llolo.
MINIwaJ1nu glunobfikor King.
ynI. alll0b0ih j. MrFhdion, silver
"I. Annie llornor. EltlHon
..N"nio Of Increase NJ pension has
u.l To- Thomas w Malone, llul-
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CHICAGO, Oct, 15.-chlef OF Detect
ives Colleran and four of his men have
effected one of the most important cap
lures of criminals recorded for years
past.
As result of efforts of the officers
four of the most successful and daring
burglars of the United States and Can
ada are under arrest, and $4,000 worth
of stolen property Is in the hands of the
police awaiting identification.
The men under arrest are; sheehy
Joe" Rubenstein, the leader and brains
of the gang, James Williams, HARRY
Rogers, James Flaherty.
Letters in the possession OF the men
which have passed between them, show
they had taken flying trip from coast
10 coast, robblng right and left. ThesG
letters also show they had agreed TO
meet in New York city October l, and
then go TO st. Louis, where the goods
would be disposed of. Evidence was
found on their persons indicating they
had committed robberles at New York.
San Francisco, Salt Lake City, Denver,
Colorado Springs; Rome, Rochester,
Dunklrk, Buffalo and Troy, N. Y; Gal
weston. Davenport, Sandusky, Mllwau-
kee, Cleveland, London (Ont), quebec
and other Canadian cities.
"Sheeny Joe" and Harry Rogers, alias
1.-THE Dip" are Canadian thieves and
Blaherty and Williams are New York
crooks All have criminal records as
safe blowers, burglars and all around
crooks. Their photographs adorn the
rogues' gallery of almost every eastern,
southern and northern city in the coun-
try. The police Of the entire country
have been searching for the men for siI
months past. All are young men, none
being over 30 years old,
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No nnnrrr orInfentIon.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. Is. - Ever since the
appearance of yellow fever in Texas,
refugees from Galveston, Houston and
other cities in the Lone Star state have
been flocklns to ST. Louis A special
train, carrying sixty-hve passengers
from Houston and Galveston, arrived
last night Among those on board was
DR.. John Guiteras, the yellow fever ex-
pert of the United States marine hos
pltal service. He said there was abso-
iutely no danger in allowing these refu-
gees to come TO st. Louis. DR.. Stark
ioff, health commissioner Of st. Louis
takes the same view. A majority of
these passengers will stay In st. Louis
while the others will scatter about the
country on business or pleasure. Dr.
Guiteras said he was enroute to his
home in Philadelphia, as he had FIN
ished his tour OF inspection in the
south. lie will make an exhaustive re-
port of his inspection to his chief. Sur
geon General Wyman.
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A BLOODY BATTLE
Fought on Caban son-The Capture Of
LaSI'anashy RsvOlutionIrs very Graph
iCAlIy Described by an Amrrlean.

Fought on Cuban sOn-The Capture OF
LaSI.anasby RsvolUtionIs,s very Graph
iCHlly Described by an Amtrlean.
KANSAS CITY, No, Oct ia letter
has been received from Fred Funston,
son Of Ex-congressman Funston, of
Kansas, a lieutenant colonel in the Gu
ban army, giving graphic account OF
the capture OF Las Tuuas, In which he
took a conspicuous part. Col Funs-
ton writes;
I'VE have lust won the biggest Vic
tory OF this revolution by capturing the
city az Las Tunas with Its twenty-one
forts and Its entire garrison and arma-
ment. The fight lasted three days and
two nights, and was fearfully bloody
affair
on the night of the 27th we threw up
entrenchments on the north side OF the
town. the nearest fort being 400 yards
distant. and placed therein four breech-
loading field guns and a Sim-Dudley
automatic dynamite gun. The pneu-
matio dynamite gun did wonders,
wrecking the cavalry quarters In two
shots and blowing the top off Fort Con-
ception.
At ! a. m. on the sSth, Lieutenant
Colonel Calixto EnamOradO, with few
men, carried the latter work by assault,
losing one-third of his men by the fire
OF adjoining forts. At II o'clock took
place the grand feature OF the siege.
Chief OF Stan Menocal ordered the bu-
gle to sound the charge. Hardly had
the notes died away before Enamorado
with 200 men, left the shelter Of the
hill and started for the fort. Many men
fell, but pushed on until checked by
tangle of barbed wire fence, where in
the open they held their position, firing
at the Spanish in the trenches OF the
fort, until Col. Carlos Garcia, son Of the
general, led up $50 men to his support.
Then there was wild rush for the
fort. The men cut the barbed wire with
their machetes, and Lleutenant-C
Garcia, with the Cuban flag In one hand
and sword In the other, leaped the moat,
the men following, II was like the bat
ties of the story book II was worth
years of humdrum life to see II. All was
over in a moment, and when the hated
red and yellow flag gave way to the
Cuban banner we were in the intrench-
ments, only 400 yards away. cheering
ourselves hoarse. All the rest Of the
fearfully hot day we pitched shells at
the Spanish fort and lodged those sent
at us.
The morning of the 3Oth saw the end
at hand. After an hours bombardment
the flag Of truce was sent from the in'
fantry. Quartet and the plucky COM
mander having been killed, his men
surrendered and the fight was over, but
at fearful cost, ole-thlrd OF the Cubans
having fallen. The spaniards had
fought as heroes, losing 40 per cent OF
their garrison in the defense. We cap
tured q forts, 1000 rifles, with 100000
rounds OF ammunition, two Krupp guns
and n train load OF provisions.
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LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Oct. l5.-It Is
just learned that Tom Parker, a negro,
was lynched Thursday by mob neal
Kendall, in Cleveland county. Parker
was one OF the negroes arrested for para
tlclpating in the riot at negro picnic
near Kendall, on August 20, In which
Mr.. ]. ]. Johnson, white man, of Pine
Bluff, was killed, and companion bad
ly cut and bruised. There was little II
any evidence against Parker, and he
was released. Recently n band of sup.
posed negro whitccaps attempted TO run
Parker out of the community. in the
melee Parker shot and killed one of the
whltecaps. He was then arrested and
after a preliminary hearing exonerated
and discharged. He was re-arrested on
wednesday and taken to Kendall, where
he was held under guard until Thurs
day, when he was taken out and lynch
ed. 1t Is said that the lynchlng was
done by friends of the negro whItecap
killed by Parker.
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1EDEPENDRNCE OR DEATH



LONDON, Oct. 15--Col, Jose Zayas,
who says he is accredited by the Palma
Cuban Junta Of New York, as minister
plentpotertiary to Great Britain of the
Cuban republic. in an interview is quoted
as expressing the belief that war in Gu
ba Will not last another year. Spain,
says Col. zayas cannot finance the cam
paign, and should have accepted the In
surgents offer OF s15O,O0O,00O for the is
land under the guarantee OF the United
States.
Col. Zayas does not anticipate assist
ance from the United States, All the Gu
bans desire, he says, is fair play and the
recognition OF belligerent rights 50 that
they can secure the necessary supplies
for their troops.
In conclusion Col. Zayas Is quoted as
saying; There is no truth whatever In
the opinion expressed in England that
the Cuhane desire annexation TO the
United States. We are fighting for inde-
pendence and do not banker after an
nexation. which will not be the outcome
OF the struggle There Is not the least
likelihood OF the Cubans accepting au-
tonomy. Independence or death is our
motto"
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GUTHRIE, o. T., Oct. 15.-Thirteen-
year-oid Johnny Matthews was arrested
to-day. charged with numbering the
nve-year-old son of Captain J.. l..
Bridges, n well known attorney, former
ly of Sedalla, Mo- The boys quarrelled
yesterday and this morning the MUIR
dered boy was found dead lying in front
of his fathers house with n bullet wound
in his head. The bullet came from
across the street, apparently from tho
Matthews house, where n recently fired
rifle Mns found.
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ItlonhIL, Nnl lIlc onlr Nnvp,l.

BAN F1lANClsCO, oct 10. - There
are 1900 prorpoctorH In the now Ruth
orcck mlnlng region. IN the northern
part Of the state VI Washington few
miles from the foot Of Mount llulrr. H..
u. Cornwall, NJ this city, Ia In receipt VI
letters 10 bear out thls statement, aud
nlro annlppa NJ ore, which tend 10 show
that the labor NJ pru0pculorH VIII not
be- In vain for II ia ul1tpd that gold-
bearing quartz lodge of considerable OK
tent have been found on Ruth creek.
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am. .lcnmn.lltnr,, Cn,r,.

MADRID, Oct 15,-The Spanish cabi-
net to-day discussed the case OF the
American schooner Competitor, which
was captured in Cuban waters on April
25, 1896. consideration OF which, owing to
the fear which Premier Canovas del Cas-
tlllo had OF stirring up action upon the
part OF the Congress of the United
State, was postponed by the late gov-
ernmenL The cabinet to-day ordered
the ministers Of foreign affairs, the navy
and the colonies to examine the docu-
ments In the case. with the view Of Its
eventual settlement by the courts.
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THE BELIAIRE STRIKE.
No Developments Ho'tsrday-someo ofths
pIen Deserve moro Wages.

Men Deserve moro Wages
There ls really nothing new in the
strike ar the steel plant The company
paid the employees yesterday afternoon.
They had talks with many OF the men
relative to starting up again. All out
side Of the tonnage men are ready and
willing to resume. Some OF the tom
mage men want more money and all
agree that some OF them should have
more money. The company expresses
q willlnqncs to pay the same wages
ns ls paid In similar plants, pd this IL
all the men are asking In thls state
of OfalrH II appears curious thnt a
strike was procplintod At all.
The Ohio state board Of arbitration
made inquiry yesterdng evening of the
mayor OF BcllOirc as TO the extent OF
the gtrlke or trouble Mt the liollnlrc
steel works The mayor answered by
letter stating the facts, II II possible
that N an adjustment ot the dlnlculty
at the plant IL not made, the board OF
arbitration viii visit ncllaIre In che
nCnr future
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HUNTINGTON TRAGEDY,
Son Ofa Prominent Farmer shoots son
OFa Former Wheeling Minister.

son ora Prominent Farmer shoots sou
OEa Former Wheeling Minister.
Special Dispatch to the Intelligenoer.
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, Oct. 15-
Frank wolcott, son of Gus. wolcott,
one of the leading farmers of Cabell
county, shot and Instantly killed VIII
Webb, In a restaurant on Third avenue.
at o'clock this evening.
Webb, is the only son OF Dr. ], Wesley
Webb, for many years one OF the lead
ing ministers in the NJ. Il, church In
West Virginia, and who at one time oc-
cupIed a pulpit in Wheeling,
Eye witnesses to the tragedy say
that there was no alteration between
the two men when the shooting was
done. WOlcott ran, but was arrested in
a short time by Constabes Grimes and
Suter.
He will have a preliminary hearing
tomorrow morning. A year ago he
shot with intent 10 kin Fred. Miller,
and now stands indicted. Twice since
shooting at Miller he has attempted sui
eide by taking morphine
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"ONE TIME. PAID"
k.nator Germans Advertisement
In the baltimore Sun.
ANOTHER VERY SLICK SCHEME
nj irerrifed Maryland Democracy
To Sneak Back
INTO CREDULOuS CONFIDENCE,

,,, Offer Of the Maryland Boss Is One
AZ the HumOrs of the Century = Mr.
Anil Would Better "FsRr the Greeks
when They Hear Gln"-Tho Trojan
uor,e wan Which Dlsorsdltsd German
IA frying to Enter the Enemy'' Camp
rb, Campaign In Greater New York. "a
ROT Tune IN the Old TOWN..
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CHICAGO, oct l5-Aa the result Of
the orchestra At colorcd dance nt 0li2
llnlRtcd street last night refusing 10
play unlll they were paid for their SER
Vices, six men Including a policeman,
were glnrhC1 with r1zufH. The injured.
linrnoy Reed, probably fatal; Policeman
George Jones Frank Jackson. charles
Reed Charlra Ewing, Chnrlpa Cross.
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drop TO the rpvine below the bridge is
about l25 feet and the girl was instantly
killed. The motive for the suicide, her
friends say, was dependency. due to
her physical condition. She came here
with her parents about ten years ago
from SchOharie county, New York.
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NEW YORK, oct l5,-Evangcllna
Cosslo clFneros has adopted this coun-
try ne her home. She sIgncd her de-
claratton Of Intention TO become a citizen
OF the United States this afternoon.
Under her oath che has rcnounccd all
nlleglnnces TO Spain.
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BALTIMORE, Md oct 15.-Thc gen
oral grand chapter Royal Arch Masons
adjourned to-day after brief morning
session. nt which the principal business
was the election of Dr. w, +. Kuhn, OF
Missouri, general grand master Of tho
first veil, thus completing tho llst OF