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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-01
ASK FOR CHANGE OF VENUE
TRIAL OF ALLEGED ASSASSINs
OF GOV. GoEBEL.
Defendants Claim That They Cannot
Secure Fair and Impartial Hear
ing at Frankfort.

Frankfort, KY, April 20.-Five of the
defendants charged with completely or
as accessories in the murder of Will
liam Goebel We're arraigned this after
noon before Judge Cantrill. They were
Republican Secretary of State Caleb
Powers, Captain John w. Davis HaT-
land Whitaker, w. II. CultOn and Rich
ard Combs, co1ored All of them en-
tered pleas Of not guilty. Henry z.
YOutzey, who had previously been ar
raigned and pleaded not guilty, Joined,
with the other prisoners in asking for
a change of venue.
After the arrangement, Ex-Governor
John Young Brown, for the defense,
rendered pardons granted by Republi-
can Governor Taylor to Caleb Powers
and John Davis, and offered them as a
bar to the prosecution. In presenting
the pardons, Governor Brown said that
he did so as 4 matter of form, and not
with the hope that the court would
sustain the motion for dismissal.
Judge CantTil. in Overruling the mo-
ton, said: THE alleged paFdOns are
not good in law. The title to the Office
of governor is in dispute and the liti-
CATION over 1t is still pending in a
court. Several Of the courts have
passed on the questions at issue and
those tldL nave SO DdSSSQ AueI6Uil Q5-
cided that Mr.. Taylor is not governor,
and was not at the time those pre-
tended Dardons, were granted"
The petitions for changes of venue
were then made. The prosecution en-
tered an objection and filed counter
affidavits The defense maintained
that it is impossible in the present
state of public feeling for the defend
ants to obtain fair and impartial
trial in this community.
The counter affidavits state that
there is no such feeling as would pre-
vent fair and impartial trial. Both
sides presented a lengthy list of wit
nesses, who were called to give teSti-
mony as to the state of feeling, and
the question az to whether a fair trial
can be obtained here.
Three witnesses were heard on the
side Of the prosecution in regard TO the
change Of venue. The hearing Of evil
dence on this question will probably
take up most Of the day tomorrow.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-01
HOW A HUMBLE BELLBOY
SECURED SWEET REVENGE


Bert Deveriand until ten days ago
followed the humble occupation of
belI-hopper at the Kenyon. Last night
he had his revenge.
The nickle-in- the-siOt machine was
grinding out the refrain Just As the
Sun Went Down." the young damsel
over at the cigar stand was shaking
the bones with a daTk-haired guest for
the hempS the hotel was crowded with
an influx Of arrivals. Suddenly upon
the scene came d 14-year-old boy at
tired in brand new pair of Overalls
and a supeTcillious stare.
The bellboys around nUdged each
other and said, Look at Bert as the
youngster eIbowed a gorgeous drummer
away from the desk and proceeded to
seize a. pen. With a painful effort the
youth stuck out his tongue and follow
ed the movements of the quill with that
member until the legend, Bert Dever-
land" appeared duly inscribed upon
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-01
Real Estate Transfers

HOyt Sherman To +. r. Hines, 10x
~ rods northwest from southeast
corner of lot I, block 81. plat DIS s.
Jerome BOurgard TO NJ NJ Beaver.
interest in parcel Of land in main
Bingham canyon ...e............... A.
a. +. H. Peterson to Susie Maclean,
5Xl0 rods southwest from Northeast
corner of Tot /, block 49, plaC F. 50
Marguerite II. Austin to William
Brother, 4Xl0 rods northeast from
southwest corner of lot 3. block 3.
plat d neutrality-suspicious.. 1,5O
+. Z. Mogensen to E.iiza e. Elliott.
10 rods by 52la feet northeast from,
southwest corner of lot 3, block 81.
Plat A .--...--.- .-..--..--.-.-..-- 700
Sarah A. Snow to Flora J. NJ Snow,
part OF southeast quarter of section
go township 3 south range least.
Flora l. N. Snow 70 Sarah A. Snow,
part OF northeast quarter of section
81, township 3 SOUTH range I east.
Isaac Jackson to Mary jackson.
rods By . feet northeast from l rod
north of southwest corner of lot Z,
block g, plat 3, etc................. 100
Julia A. kimball to 9. y. Lawrence,
4Xl0 rods northwest from 5 rods
north Of southwest corner of lot ;,
block 81, plat B .....-.,,,--.--.....-, 800
G. T. Webster TO Henry CIOsner q
acres in northeast quarter of sec
ton IS, township ? south, range
1 west -----..-..-.--s-..-.--. .-......... Lou
Hans Hanson to Josephine Hanson,
- acres IN northeast quarter OF sec
ton y, township : south, range
g. N. Webster to Henry Closner, 81
acres IN northeast quarter of sec
ton -, township south, range
west .ssts.ss.srsl. s.ss.s-a.............s 0,VV
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the register in a bold, school-boy hand.
Fred Presby, the courtier, gazed as
one in a trance until brought back tn
thls mundane sphere by the lordiv
question: What do you charge for a
room! Presby murmured, "A dollar"
before he had time to recover mis-
senses
Ere the word had been hardly utter
ed Bert threw a, cartwheeI down on the
counter and IN a naughty tone COM
manded one of his erstwhile com
panlens to take his grip to his room
and be damned quick about it,
After Bert had left a cali at the desk
Tor $50 he entered the elevator and
was waited to No. Sway IN an7onS
the spaTTows. This assignment of q
room pleased Bert immensely: so much
SO that he had barely allowed the bell
boy to Depart when he rung in a cali
10 the Office below for ice water. AS if
IS against the rules of the hotel for a.
DeH-hoppeT to ride on the elevator
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Continued from Page y
resolution be referred to the committee
on judiciary Mr. Lanham's motion
prevailed without division.
The house then took up the Lacey
bill to prohibit the transportation by
Interstate commerce OF game killed i'm
violation of local laws.
Mr.. Lacey said the bill enlarged the
powers of the department of agricul-
ture 10 include the preservation. in
PRODUCTION and restoration Of game and
other wild birds It empowered the
department TO reintrOduce extinct
birds, wild pigeons, which formerly
existed by the millions, grouse and
other wild birds. 1t gave the secretary
power to regulate the Importation of
birds and wild animals. Had the Sec
rotary had this power, Mr.. Lacey said,
we would have been spared the Desti-
lential English sparTow-the rake Of
the a1r-the starting and other birds.
The most important provision, how
ever, was that forbidding interstate
traffic in game killed in violation Of
local laws.
Mr.. Lacey agreed that there was
some sentiment in the bill. The protec-
ton of our native birds, he said, ought
to be dear to the heart of every Amer
lean. The bill would not affect the
milliner's art
Plea for Beautiful Birds.
Mr.. Cummings IN. " made an elo-
quent appeal for the preservation and
restoration of the beautiful national
birds in which the country formerly
abounded. The bill was Dassed-144 to
26
The house then went into committee
n q hrt7n 1,a D. e..
creation of a commission to study and
make full report uDOn the industrial
conditions in China and japan.
The conference on the Foraker
amendment, continuing the present
administrative officers in Porto Rico i'm
Office until the appointments are made
under the civil government law. was
adopted without debate or division.
The debate on the commission bill
was then resumed, and after speeches
by Mr.. Van Diver Dem, MOI, Mr..
RidgeIey (Pop., Kan) and Mr.. VIII
Hams Dem, Miss.) in opposition to
the bill, Mr. Hepburn gave notice Of
an amendment he would offer to limit
the work Of the commission to two
years.
Mr.. Underwood Dem, Ala) moved
to reduce the number of commissioners
provided for in the bill from five to
three, carfled-bl 10 40. Two other
amendments were agreed to, one to
provide that not more than two COM
missiOners should be of one political
party and the other that none Of Tire
commissioners shall be members Of
either house of congress.
Mr.. Williams (Dem., Miss.) then
moved to strike out the enacting clause
and the motion was carried-58 to a.
The committee then rose and the
motion to strike out the enacting clause
was pending in the house when the
quorum failed, and at 5:55 the house
adjourned.
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and prolonged the cake-walk with un-
abated fervOr after Charlie had been
laid under the tent, dead TO the world.
Then somebody sent for the police,
and Officers Johnston and Sperry char
tered the patrol wagon and were soon
on the grounds. Indian Jane cast
Sleeps eyes at Sperry and Mary i'm
mediately singled out Johnston for a
lover, while the male member of the
tribe slept on, unmindful of the beau
ties of the city, or the soft cushions Of
the jag-bOx. Mary and Jane had no
idea where they would fetch uG, be-
lieving probably that they were the
chief figures in a double elODement,
and when headquarters was reached
Desk Sergeant Smith became the min
lister who would perform the ceremony.
When Mary failed TO find any cook
stove in the drunk house she was furi-
Gus. Jane by this time having fallen
asleep, and she made her presence
known by loud yells of triumph for a
quarter of an hour and then dropped
off to sleep.
They were booked for drunkenness,
and may be released this morning if
they viii tell where they procured the
Liquor
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-01

IS Known fs'osas coast 10
coast If has cured more
sick women than any
other EssedfcfBes IT'S
friends are everywhere
ana they are constantly
writing thankful letters
which appear En this
paper
IF yOY are puzzled write
for MsSs PinEEEsassaSs ad-
vice. Her address IS
lynn, Mass She wifi
charge yOs nothing and
she has restored a million
women 90 health
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-01
MYSTERIOUS ILLNESS OF
Al. BARBER FROf1 MEDICINE

a. F. Barber, residing at 46S South
West Temple street, has been confined
to his bed since Sunday afternoon, suf-
fering severe stomach pains as the
result Of taking a drug supposed to be
calOmel. He purchased it at the Eagle
drug store and used it as a physic, be-
ing seized with terrible pains shortly
afterwards. Tt became necessary to
put him under the influence of chloro-
form to allay his suffering, but his
condition was greatly improved yes
terdaY.
Whether or not there was any mis-
take made has not yet been deter
mined. 1t is true that under certain
conditions, notably when the stomach
is out of order, a person taking calo-
mel viii feel bad effects. Severe GAINS
and sore mouth usually result.
Druggist Mathis, who sold the article
to the sick man. said last night that
he remembered clearly selling Barber
calOmel, after advising him to take
some other drug for the same purpose,
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the bellboy had to scale the heights
afoot.
After awaiting decent interval just
long enough to let them get settled
downstairs, Bert proceeded to ring ia
every alarm on the list until the guile
less youths below were on the verge
of apOstacy.
Finally the guest deigned to come
downstairs and to select the cosiest
rocker, and a magazine from the news
stand From that on he divided his
time between criticising the guests and
trying to get up a Irritation.
Bert leaves this morning. for the
sheep camp of H0utz & Forncrook,
where he mas an all summer job as
general utility.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-01
BRIDES VEIL CAUGHT FIRE
EXCITING INCIDENT AT SWELL
WEDDING IN LONDON.
Bridegroom Kept His Presence of
of Mind and Smothered the Blaze
With His Hands.

London. April 90-During the mar
riage of the daughter of the Russian
ambassador here, NJ. De Staal, to Count
Alexis Davidoff in the Russian chapel,
London. this afternoon. at which the
Prince Of Wales, Lord ROseberry and
most of the members Of the United
States and other embassies were pres
ent, the brides veil caught fire from
candle which she carried in her hand
The bridegroom maintained his pres
ence of mind, seized the veil and
quenclied the incipient blaze by crump
ling the gauzy fabric between his
hands. There was intense excitement
until it was found that no serious dam
age had been done.
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not likely to have any bad effect. Bar
Der insisted upon having calOmel, how
ever, and Mr.. Mathis said he gave it to
him. He does not know whether the
sick man swallowed something else by
mistake, but is inclined to think he
did, for upon examining the drug left
IN the original box, he found that there
was little or no calomel in it. The drug
gist thinks ii probable that during the
past few days, since Barber purchased
the medicine, a different drug has been
put in the box.
DR.. MacLean, who is attending Bar
Der, states that the symptoms are those
of corrosive sublimate poisoning. The
stuff supposed to be calOmel, he saws.
does not look like that drug. or at least
appears to have been adulterated. He
will investigate further. But for it's
appearance, DR.. MacLean saws, he
would readily believe the illness of
Barber to be due to his having taken
calOmel after eating some food con-
tanning acid.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-01
THE FOREST RESERVES.
Report of Commissioner Hermann on
Their Extent.

Washington, April Reconnaissance
Hermann of the general land offiAa to-
day sent to the house a partial response
to the inquiry as to the extent Of va
rious reserves, the amount of corpora
ton, railroad and individual holdings
within these reserves and with the new
reserves or extensions were cOntem-
plated.
The letter gives the number of acres
Of railroad, etc. lands at 1884, $50; of
individual entries, 1,245,951 acres, and
Of state selections, 23S. 279 acres. The
extent Of each by states is given.
The total of lands relinquished to the
United States uD TO April s. 1900 is
given at $50, 92S; the area selected or
located in lieu of such REIMBURSEMENT,
etc, s03. 100 acres.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-01
IN THE SUPREME COURT.
Taylor Making Desperate Effort to
Retain His Seat.

Washington. April 9O.-The Argument
in the Kentucky governorship case was
begun in the United States supreme
court today. The first presentation
was made on behalf of Governor Tay-
Tor by Attorney Helm Bruce.
Mr. Bruce was followed by Hon.
Lawrence Maxwell, in Mr.. Beckham' $
interest. Mr., Louis McQuown also ap-
peared for Mr.. Beckham, going over
all the points at issue.
When Mr.. McQuovsn concluded the
court adjourned for the day. Ex-Gov-
ernor Bradley. who is to make the
concluding speech for Governor Tay-
Tor. ia the only attorney still to be
heard
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-01
SAMUEL NEWHOUSE SENDS CUP
FOR GOLF TROPHY
TO THE COUNTRY CLUB

The work came from the house Of
Tiffany x Co, and those who are sup
posed to know say that it has a value
of anywhere between $3.50 and $500
The cup stands about twelve inches
in height, with three elegant handles
attached.
It was delivered by Mr.. Peery last
evening TO the custody of the directors
Of the club who have instructions from
Mr.. Newhouse to hold it as "A trophy
TO be delivered to the successful woman
competitor in a series of golf games TO
continue for a period Of two years.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-01
SHAG ROCK BLOWN UP.
Menace to Navigation Removed From
San Francisco Harbor.

san Francisco, April 30.-Shag rock, a
large rock protruding from San Fran
cisco bay and long a menace to ship
ping, especially vess Is passing in and
out Of the Golden Gate, was blown up
this afternoon. Nine tons Of nitro
glycerine were used to remove the OBJ
structiOn, $500 cubic yards Of rock
being displaced
The explosion was a great success
and very little damage was done to
property on the bay shores. Thousands
Of fish were killed. The shock Of the
explosion was not felt in the city.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-01
We Heyg
omen

Rest ana ksekp for weary
yvOssseE are found EEs Lydia
e PEsskchaEs1,S Vegetable
Compound 81 MAKES syo-
men strong assd healthy TO
beaS' their burdens, and
Overc0gsseS those Ills 10
which, women are subject
because they are women
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-01

Probably the prettiest thing in the
shane of solid silver, gold-lined Low
ing Cup" ever seen in this city was re-
ceived from New York yesterday by D.
II. Peery, 81. The magnificent piece
was sent as a gift from Samuel New
house to the Country club, the outside
bearing the neatly engraved inscrip-
ton:
LADIES CUP.
Presented to the Country Club
&C
Salt Lake City
Nv
Samuel Newhouse,
1900.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-01

Washington, April 3O.-Chairman
Butler of the POpulist national commit
tee has completed arrangements by
which persons attending the national
convention Ct that party at Sioux
Falls can secure transportation over
all lines at one fare for the round trip.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-01

Washington, April 3O.-President Nc
Kinley is suffering from a cold con-
tracted on the trip to Canton He is
doing as much work as ever, but to his
visitors it is apparent that he is con
sireablY indisposed
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-01
Extended Tor Six Years.

Panama, April 90-A dispatch to the
Star and Herald from Bogota today
announces that the Panama canal COM
pny concession has been extended for
six years, commencing in April, 1904
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stats Of Utah. Office Of the Secretary Of

1, James T Hammond, secretary of
state of the state OF Utah, do hereby
certify that the above named Insurance
company has filed in my Office a detailed
statement of its condition, from which
the foregoing statement has been pre-
pared, and that the said company has in
all other. respects complied with the laws
of the state relating 10 insurance
In testimony whereof, have here
unto set my hand and affixed the
(Sea1) great seal of the state of Utah.
this 9th day of February. A. D.
1900 J. r. HAMMOND,
Secretary of State.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-01
state of Utah. ONCE of the Secretary of

State.-ss.
I James T Hammond. secretary of
state of the state Of Utah, do hereby
certify that the above named Insurance
company has filed in my Office a detailed
statement of its condition, from which
the foregoing statement has been pre-
pared, and that the said company has Ia
all other respects complied with the laws
of the state relating TO insurance
In testimony whereof, I have here
unto set my hand and affixed the
(Seal) great seal of the state of Utah.
this 18th day of February. A. ID
1850. ]. T. HAMMOND
Secretary of State.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-01
TEN YEARS FOR MILLER.
New Yorker Gets Heavy Sentence for
His Swindling Operations.

New York, April SO.-William T.. Mil
Ter, manager of the Franklin syndicate,
who was recently convicted Of grand
larceny, was sentenced today in
Brooklyn to serve ten years. imDris-
onment. Motions for a new trial and
a stay Of proceedings were denied.
The indictment on which Miller was
convicted charged him with swindlina
Mrs. Catherine Messer out Of 81. COO. and
there are twenty other indictments
standing against him.
The Franklin syndicate promised to
pay 10 per cent per week on deposita,
its managers alleging that the money
TO do this would be made on the stock
market The total amount secured by
the concern was about 81 900 900.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-01

There ere who suffer with pain in the small
Of back. Pain in the back is enc Of tia
first indications of Kidney Disease.
A careful study Of the chart win cRaSse
you 70 know for yourself if your kidpsys
are affected Do you have dull or throhsing
pains IA the head (gig y, pufacss under
the eyes or swollen lids Gig p, pale or
sallow complexion Gig 81. hutueriag or
palpitation Of heart Gig. -. impaired di-
gestion Zig. 81, pain IN snail Of back Gig
81. weakness Of limbs (Fis. p? Again. we
have loss of apI'etise, excessive thirst,
swollen feet, cold eXtremities.
All the above symptoms indicate serious
kidney disease. Scientific medical men all
marvel at the wonderful success Of Hudyan
in the treatment Of kidney LESSONS.
HudyaD reaches Fig. ! because It regu-
fAtes the circuI ton % blood in the brain:
Hudyau reaches Fig. 2 because It stimulates
to increased activity the skin and kidneys.
thus preventing the serum Of the blood
from being deposited In the tissues (dropSv);
Hudyan reaches Fig belauSe 10 makes
rich. red blood: Hudvan r3 ehes Fig be-
cause Il STRENGTHENS the heart muscle and
regulates its action; Il .dyan reaches Fix.
because 1t Increases the supply OF the d.
gestive fluids; Hudyap reaches Fig 8 be-
cause 1t SfFcHAt ems Lle AlQQGNS ana recon
structs the kidney structure; Hudyap
reaches Fig. because it tones the entire
system.
z=--z--a--zz--s Hudyan not only re-
..- -, leYes the above swap
"a G 80 toms but it cures per
$3.50. .S.1 mGnentiy. Hu6yan has
81 80 rescued thous ands Of
-EHE men and women from
NkhAA serious kidney diseases;
it viii DO the game for
you a weakness Of the
kidneys Is followed by Bright's Disease. Dia-
betes or Fatty Degeneration OF Kidneys.
Remember. HUdysn wiz avert and overcome
these disorders
Hudyan IS for sale By druggists. SOC
package, or six packages for S250
If your druggist does not keep HuAyan.
send direct 70 the
Hudyan Remedy Co.,
Corner Stockton. Ellis and Market Streets,
San Franchises Cal
Consult the andyan Doctors FREQ.
Write.
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Room 5, Hooper Building,
ANNUAL STATEMENT,
For the year ending December 81, 1899, of
the condition of the
Liverpool, London & Globe In
Surance Company.

1.-The name ard location of
the company, Liverpool
London & Globe. Insur-
ance company, Liverpool,
London.
2-Nsme of president..........
3-Name of secretary
4-The amount of its capital
stock IS .-...-............-..
5--The amount of its capital
stock paid up is...........
6.-The amount of its assets ISIS 1900, l56 IS
THE amount of its habili-
ties (inciuding capitaD is 4,64S,S5S rs
S-The amount of its income
during the preceding cal
endar year ,.,........,..... 5,149,501 81
9.-The amount of its expen-
ditUres during the pre-
ceding calendar year,. 1888. S93 10
10.-The amount Of losses paid
during the preceding cal
endar year ................. 3.402. 452 90
1.-THE amount of risks writ
ten during the year.. us, ,42T %
12.-The amount of risks in
force at the end of the
year ......................... S4AI61- 42g 90
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~ CO 3 Cold ID DC paY.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund The money If il
fails to cure Z. W. Groves signature
e. on each box. z5c.