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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-02
THE HERALD BULLETIN.
PAGE ONE
China Is Again Cut Off.

PAGE ONE
China Is Again Cut Off.
PAGE TWO.
New American Line of Ships.
France Favors American Policy.
PAGE THREE.
Western Union Sued
PAGE FOUR
This Years Taxes to Collect.
Conference Is Begun.
City Sued For Water.
Preacher In Court
PAGE FIVE
Instruct For Thatcher.
Democrats at Ogden.
Local Politics.
PAGE SIX.
Don't Want ingalls,.
Voting Places For Democrats.
PAGE SEVEN.
Mining News.
PAGE EIGHT.
PAGE NINE
Germany Expects Discord Among
Allies.
American Coal For Europe.
Salisbury Relies on "BobsD in
Election.
PAGE TEN.
Pirates In the Philippines
PAGE ELEVEN.
Stocks In the East.
PAGE 7 WELVE.
Editorial.
PAGE THIRTEEN.
Society.
PAGE FOURTEEN.
Prof McClellan's Musical Career
Church Announcements.
PAGE FIFTEEN
4rlsh Stories By Seumas McManus.
PAGE SIXTEEN.
An Expensive Wedding.
PAGE SEVENTEEN
Building q River.
The Palais de Congress.
PAGE EIGHTEEN.
For the Children.
Fantastic Roads to knowledge.
PAGE NINETEEN.
Essence of Roses.
PAGE TWENTY.
For the Ladies.
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TEXT OF RUSSIAN PROPOSAL.
Complete Withdrawal Is on tn,
Programme

=
St Petersburg. Sept. 1.-The Official
Messenger today publishes the text of
the circular addressed to the Russian
representatives abroad, dated Aug. %.
the gist of which, as shown by the
correspondence issued yesterday at
Washington, the Russian charge daft
flares communicated to Acting Score
tary Adee Monday
The official announcement after men
tioning the Unexpectedly rapid turn of
military events at the seat of war. in
Pei Chi Ii, enabling comparatively in
significant detachmentS'' of the allied
forces to attain the original main oh
ject the relief of the legations and for
eigners and the dispersal of the rebels
AT the capital, proceeds:
These favorable circumstances. how
ever, change in no way the political
programme of Russia as previously
marked out in the last eoxernrnent
communique, and in order that no mis-
understandings, or incorrect interpre-
tations regarding the further fnten-
lions of Russia may arise. the emperor
has directed the acting foreign minister
to his representatives abroad. the cir
cular which follows:
The immediate objects which the
imperial government had in view at
the very outset of the Chinese trouble
were as follows:
First, to protect the Russian Iega-
ton at Pekin
Second to assure the safety of
Russian subjects against the criminal
intentions of the. Chinese rebels.
Third, to render help to the Chit
nese government in it's struggle with
these troubles, in the interests of a
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-02
POSSES REPORTED CLOSE
TO The TRAIN ROBBERS
Find Place Where Bandits BreakfaSted With III
Ashes Still HOt--PieceS of Masks Near.
KelnOrcementS and Supplies Are Being Sent to Seen
Reward Now Aggregates $4,000

concerned III transit IS
Inc Pacific Express comDaDx- 81, cola
MT rogers. lost Just $50 40 in casb go
eWc packages of jeWeIry one of No.
P%chaS eS was valued at SO and ~
liner hdu no valuation attached 70 =
Dut we Know it was cheap stuff. TIL
money was in three packages ,o,,a -.
"a, one OF 50. and one of IS. 40
Inc robbers took thirty-ni7a racls
ages from the safe All of rbesa ~
CePI the ones 1 have mentioned con
famed Cancelled baggage checks 4i-S,-.
foreign line billings and express co..,
PehHy communications. all of which ca1
pc duplicated I would ike TO baVa
neard what those robbers said VIZ,
Ihey started 20 divide 10 their syyae-
me amount of money and prODerrv
loss. while Insignificant. will in no va
anect the chase for the criminals tho,
VIII De searched for as thorougbIv ana
run uoWn as surely as if they had e-ot-
Ten thousands of dollars. When one
the railroad and express companies get
dLler ROBBERS you may be sure thew
VIII get them if 1t takes a hUndraIJ
years ''OIi GU
Mt Rogers thought there was MT
tne slightest doubt about overha11li,r-
lne perpetrators of the latest osItra1 -s
w men he left Rock Springs the word
had come that the men were sUrroI1nd
ed and that they were likely 10 h. tal~
en- within 2 few hours
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-02
KILLS FATHER UNDER GROUND
CHARLES MOODY COMMITS MUIR
DER IN A COAL MINE.
Becoming Suddenly Insane He Drives
Pick Through his Parents Heart,
Causing Instant Death.

Chicago. Sept. IA special 10 the
Record from Bellville, I'll, says:
Charles Moody. aged 20 years. killed
John Moody, his aged father. while the
two were at work in the Glendale coal
mine $50 feet below the surface of the
earth.
Young Moody. who is an epiIaptic
became suddenly insane. and while MS
father was busy with his back toward
his son. drilling into a mass Of coal
he drove his pick into his fathers body
piercing the heart
Moody who is in jail expresses no
regret fo. his terrible crime but de
clares he is glad he killed his father
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-02
DENIED BY SKATER.
General Declares Charges Against
Sherman's Officers False

Washington. Sept 1.-The war de
partment has received d telegram from
General Shafter at San Francisco say
ing that he has carefully investigated
the statements that have been made
relative 10 the treatment accorded 70
the late CAPTAIN CrenShaW or the
Twenty infantry by the orneers
of the TRANSPORT sherman The general
says:
There is not the slightest foundation
of fact in the newspaper articles IN
which it is claimed he had not received
proper treatment while on board snip
and at the hospital at the Presldlo- II
is shown on the contrary. that his case
received special care and attention
Report by mail today
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-02
JAPANESE QUIT Annoy.
Marines Are. Withdrawn From the
Port

London, Sept 1.-The following dis
patch has been received from Annoy.
under date of Aug. 81:
me japanese landing parties have
Deen Withdrawn from here and at TaIxu
Lang Flu only eighty marines came
ashore These and sixty British ma
zines landed Aug 80 will presuma bIv
De withdrawn shortly. The Japanese
troops on their way here from Formo-
sa nave been ordered to return
Hongkong, Sept About so. 600 Chi
nese are reported to have left Annoy on
account of the landing of foreign
troops there.
The British consul at Annoy has is
sued proclamation in Chinese. re-
assuring the people they will be pro
tected by the local authorities.
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LETTER FROM LORD RUSSELL GIVEN OUT -
SHOWING FAITH IN MRS. MAVERICK

London. Sept. before leaving Eng
land DR.. Clark Bell of New York gave
a representative of the Associated
Press a copy OF the following letter
written by the late chief justice of
England to Mrs. Maybrick:
Royal Courts. June p. 1895.
Mrs. Maybrick:
MADAME have been absent from
the city, hence the delay in answering
your letter beg to assure YOU that
nave never relaxed my efforts to
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-02
BoMBAPDMENT IS ORDERED.
But the Kaiser's Command Never
Reaches China.

Leipsic. Sept 1.-The Neuste Mach
richten says that after the arrival of
the first reports from China. Emperor
William wrote the following note to a
certain document:
Telegraph Bendemann (Rear Ad-
mlral Bendemann, commanding the
German navy in the far east) he must
lombard a Chinese city for every Ger
man murdered"
The paper adds that the foreign of
flee prevented the cabling of this mes
sage The German newspapers are
widely reprinting this statement
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urge that your release ought 10 be
granted
I feel strongly, as I have felt from
the first, that you ought never TO have
been convicted, and this opinion I very
clearly expressed to Mr.. AsqUith. but,
1 am very sorry to say, hitherto with
out effect
Rest assured that I shall renew my
representations TO the incoming home
secretary whoever he may be, as soon
as the government is formed and the
secretary is in a position 10 deal with
such matters"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-02
.PEK|N AGAIN
is CUT OFF
Latest Message From Cap
ital Ten Days Old.
NO CHANGE In THE
DIPLOMATIC STATUS
Text of the Russian Proposal Is
Given Out.

London, Sept ?, 4:25 a. m.-The con-
tinued absence of news from Pekin,
the latest dispatches from the Chinese
arousing some anxiety, but as the
country between Pekin and the coast
is known to be sNvarming with armed
bands of Boxers. it is not surprising
that couriers are not able to reach Tien
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-02
LABOR DAY Att LAGOON.
Interesting Programme Prepared
end Good Time Assured.

The Labor day celebration at Lagoon
under the auspices of the Utah Fed
GRAFTON of Labor promises to be a big
event The programme, which has
been carefully prepared for the Occa-
sion, is full of good things and a large
crowd will doubtless turn out. Among
the special features will be road
race. boat races. tub race, foot races,
tug of war, baseball game and clam
bake.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-02
FUSION IS LIKELY MONDAY
Agreement of Idaho Reform Forces
Nearly COMPLETED.

Boise, Ida, Sep. 1t is expected
Especial to The HeraldO
mat fusion between the Democrats and
PoPulists in Idaho viii be effected
MONDAY. The different parties TO the
PROPOSED agreement were nearer an
understanding when the conference ad-
journed today.
The Populist candidates that are ex-
pected TO give way in the interest of
harmony have been sent for TO come
10 BOISE. and il is expected that an
aInlcable arrangement wiz be cOmplet-
ed after their arrival
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-02
SUSPECTED BUBOAlC PLAGUE CASES
IN GLASGOW NOW NUMBER SO

Glasgow. Scotland. Sept 1.-The
health officer has issued notification
to the effect that another plague sus-
pect was admitted to the hospital this
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-02
ROBBERS BOOTY LIGHT.
superintendent Rogers Says They Got
Only 5000.

Superintendent Rogers of the Pacific
Express company returned yesterday
from the scene of the recent hold-up
on the Union Pacific. Mr.. Rogers was
much gratifed over the fact that his
company suffered practically no loss as
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-02
AMOUNT SECURED 5000.
General Manager Dickinson Sends a
Telegram

HO11O1 n 1Ae1Id8tI DIck1nSOn Sends a
Telegram.
Denver, Sept 1.-The Evening Times
today prints the following telegram
trom General Manager Dickinson of
the Union Pacific Railway company as
to the amount OF money secured by
the Wyoming robbers:
Rock Springs, Wyo-, Sept 1, 1900.
The Times, Denver:
Answering your telegram. robbers
secured three money packages of $40
80, and $40; aggregate. $500. and two
packages Of cheap jewelry
Damage TO car by explosion a boTr
$1,000 Contents OF car also consider
ably damaged by explosion"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-02
TONNE OPENS THE IDAHO
CAMPAIGN At POCATELLO
Talks Principally of Silver to a Crowd that Over.
flows From the Hall Into the Street.
Address is Received with Great Enthusiasm i,
PreSent-Captain Hand Speaks Briefly.

democracy believed m expansion. not
/ IN Imperialism Porto Rico was a most
/ powerful te philippe against Republican
/ Mr.. Towne's aoostronbe 70 tho aoa
Gnu what II represents created great
enthusiasm. and the audience resnond- :
| ed in hearty cheers.
IN conclusion the speaker pointed out
tne trend toward an empire as illus
J trated in the present RanuhIica,, -;
cies. The past glory of Americs is
SIory enough. Only ideas are glorious
~ party can afford to barter the
priceless jewel of liberty for trade.
UT Iowne's address was Dunctuated
~ ~ IIeQuent quotations from the let
tc4S ara addresses of Lincoln. and at
oie point ne apoiogized for so often
Lung Lincoln as an authority saying
Lincoln IS Democrat this year
~ IS thr general opinion that the
eHect o. this address will be to in
sDire the silver forces and stren@+tep
their phalanx
Says Word For Dubois.
Mr.. Towne said he hoped all the
silver people of Idaho would unite in
electing the entire Democratic state
ticket. and in returning that heroic ad-
Vocate of bimetallism, Fred T Dubois.
to the United States senate
MI Iowne's Idaho itinerary bids fair
10 be one continued ovation Crowds
everywhere greet him enthusiastically.
and hts forcible arguments are chang
ing many voters over to the Democratic
ticket Re is in good voice and his
appeals thrill the hearers.
He leaves with Senator Dubois for
salmon City tomorrow morning. They
Wlll be accompanied by Captain Hunt.
Democratic nominee for governor and
the Herald staff correspondent. The
entire party will he taken directly
through from Red Rock by relays of
horses
Republicans here are loud in their
praises of Mr.. TONNES oratory, fairness
and .can5Or
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according to formal agreement. China
assured, Russia viii not fail to recall
her troops from these territories of the
nelghboring empire, provide the ac-
ton OF other powers does not place an,
obstacle in the way of such a course
1T is manifest that the interest oi
the other foreign powers and interna-
tlonal companies at the port of New
Chwang, occupied by Russia and open
TO International trade, and also tho
railways have been restored by OuI
troops remain invioIabIe and are fuIIy
assured.
Principal Task Over.
By the capture of Pekin, which. ov-
ing to changed circumstances was eff
fected more ex- A1itiously than expect
ed, the first anu principal task which
the imperial government set itself, the
denVerance Of the representatives of
the powers with all the foreigners be
sIeged, has been accomplished
The second task. namely. assisting
IN the establishments ~ a legal central
government, which shall cooperate IN
the re-esta blishment Of order and reg
ular relations with the powers appears
at present difficult, owing to the de-
parture from the caDital of the en-
peror and empress dOwager and the
tSung II ydmen- Under such circunl-
stances the imperial government does
not consider there is sufficient reason
Tor the ministers accredited to the
Chlnese government to remain longer
at Pekin. as the latter are absent. 1t
Is. therefore intended to recall the Rus
san minister With ali the members of
the mission to Tien Tsin. whittier they
VIII be accompanied by the Russian
troops, whose presence at Pekin hence
forward appears purposeless in conse-
quence of the official declaration of the
firm determination of the government
not to depart from the task originally
SET forth. AS soon. however. as a Ie-
gal Chlnese government again takes
the relnS of power and appoints a rep
! esentatlVe, invested with full author
lty to negotiate with the powers. Rus
STA, after having come to an agreement
with all the foreign governments. will
on her side, not fail to send a pleniDO-
tertiary TO the place where the nego-
tiations will be held
In recommending you to bring all
this to the knowledge of the govern
ment TO which you are accredited. We
nope the latter VIII share our views
The Official Messenger concludes
with announcing that communication
OF the above circular to the foreign
powers. NJ. de Gfers. the Russian min
ister at Pekin. and General Linevitch.
commander of the Russian trooDs at
the Chinese capital, were directed to
proceed promptly to carry out the i'm
Derlal intentions regarding the transfer
from Pezin to Tien Tsin' of all the
members of the mission and the Rus
sian troops with due consideration for
all local circumstances.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-02
Row KiIls His Brother.

Hutchinson. Kan. Sept John
Payne. aged Is accidentally shoL ana
killed his bTofher Edward, aged 16. to-
dav while attempting to remove car
tridges from a revolver.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-02

morning There are now eighty-three
persons under observation. neceSsitat-
ing the operating Of a second reception
house Some of those first afflicted
with the disease are improving.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-02
BRYAN IN INDIANA.
Makes Two Speeches On the Subject
of imperialism

South Bend. Ind, Sept. Nv. J. Bryan
today made his second brief visit of the
campaign to Indiana. He was enthusiast
tcaily received at both La Porte ard
South Bend The audiences were large
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-02
Silver and Lead.

Silver, 611sc per ounce
Copper, 153zc per pound
Lead, A S & r. Co.'S price 81. Non,
York brokers', 81 " NC"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-02

Mr.. Towne devoted the latter part
or his speech to Republican imperial
ISM His condemnation Of the ReUub-
Hcan Philippine policy was vigorous
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-24

work. Work is easier when we come to
1t with a dress that makes it possible
Pleasure is not pleasure without the
raiment of festivlty. Into the sanctu-
ary a good woman likes to come
clothed With the grave, spotless gar
rnents of worship AS an adjunct OF
happiness dress has an Importance We
hardly realize. 1t is a conservative, not
only OF good temper and self respect
but also of love The woman who
dresses herself 10 please those she loves
wears an enchanted robe. embroidered
with affection. The dress may bs OF Or
binary stuff. but it has been ouched by
her life thought and e.nbalmed n ne'
love. A different colored cTess, a DOW
Of fresh RIBBON, bit of White lace,s
Such little things as they are! such
great things as they are
Vanity. vanity, is an old, worn OUT
cry with regard to dress. Men and Wo-
men both have a right to make ire
most and best OF tlle:ns elves II IS nor
vainsto ciothe the body 81 itapiy aceoru-
ing as we can afford II With pea NY
and grace. A woman without the arl
lacks one of The greatest of moving
forces. She neither does hersel nor ner
al, sbarid nor her family jus tice we
+ rss canst anily told that beau ~ IS only
SIX ii tIcep-tflat lbs auty il vain--and SO
sr But there are yve,lty things just
IL vain as beauty As far as
domestic Satisfaction goes, ne
/, sure being beautiful
lis Just as keen a pleasure as tina OF ps-
Eiag clever; and perhaps the lraore amid
Ishie OF the two. Il is no more sin. in q
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-24
so DECEPTIVE.
Many Marsl,alitoNvn People Fail to
KeaIizc tho. scriousness.

Keailze this scrlotl ness.
Backache i 50 dece pixie.
1t comes and IS you guess
ing
Leai.n the casise then clrre it.
Nine t;tnes cut Of Ten II cgInes from
the kidney.
That's wliy Doaa, Kidney Pills
cure 1t.
Cure every kidney i'll fresn back trou-
bles TO diabetes
Here's a Marsha ltown case to prove
it:
Mr. w. w Cross.sof co. East Church
Street. SAYS: y Mad a good deal o. pain
in my back. When seated ! h exertion
required 70 get up caused we're
tMingcs and the sessretiors from the
kidneys We're eXcass W., ilersssIt alirg
my rising everai TINS each night 4 n
advertisement about Ionans Kidney
Pills ind,ics me 70 give them 4 trial,
and procured a bs,x at Mai'rifie 4
WITS drug, store. used IT caieflsll ~ a:;
directed: It brp.leh; speedy relief, aud
in a short time a cure.
For sale BY all dealers. Price. .
cents Iilburn cornl,as.s Buf Z
falo n. II. sole agents for the United
States
Rsnls rnber the name, Doan's. and
take9no other
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-24
Al STUDY OF FEAR IN CHILDREN.

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h{s.lSt.st rentfies Then follow in order.
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81. insects. ghosts.
co rl,,,;tfi ssSfls of an equal numper Of
hoy = and girls showed that the girisa
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Boy los The girls exceeded the boys
Hi tie fear Of evel;yihirlg except Mater,
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girl to boy II II Of ra - al mics
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lest foc Tie asox.,el.s.

No matter what ais you. headache to
a cancer. yol wilisIeves gs. we'll until
your bowels are; put right. C2AScAEETS
hclp nTSure. cure you without q srps or
pain, produce e;ss natural movements.
costs you just 10 cents = start getting
your health back cASGARETS Candy
Ca;hartic. the genuine. put up IN metal
boxes, every tablet has c. C. C. stamped
on 1t. Seware Of limitations,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-24
FEEprNx4 RANCE CATTLE.

pullstan OF the y aSaosiaS As'vs
assoc'a.lon says pnat tne qus. =
WINTER lesu on tl's - 2
ms one. lle ny ~ ~
naenIeu 'oy numerous lorsss alls :, ny
Only played haNoc: on .Ae SUM- NJ -
pue gu -
acres OF WINTER range ailu ~,
water supply LOT leasaoll - ~
GROWING OF s.. "a - - :
providing .ne Wan1er y lloe sssvels s..s
Is rea sohipis sooo prospe-sl u 49,
mornings OF s''och pulhias enl1 ~ ~