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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-26
ASE WILL BE DROPPED.
Recent Shooting Of a Mining Man
Near Cheyenne.
speciai 70 The Herald.)


Cheyenne Wyo.. Jan. 25.-The trial
Of Horace Adams. she Silver Crown
mining man who shot Ernest Anes.
an attorney and mining expert Of
Lincoln, Neb., at Silver Crown last
week, was held today, Adams being
bound over to the district court but
released on his own recognizance.
There was little difference in the
testimony Of Ames and his companions
and that Of Adams. The facts were
bICu8hL out that An1es and the Clas0n
orot-.ers went to the Copper King
mine and started to board up the shaft
Adams was working en- the same
claim, having asserted il TO be his
property. tie went over To where
ATnes was and with a pick sat down
on the dump. Ames came out with a
halcheJ and was followed by one Of
the ClZsOns who snapped q pistol at
Adams. The latter then pulled his gun
and shot Ames twice. The case will
probably be dropped. Ames is re-
covering rapidly from his wounds
Arnold Kroutwick, n Cheyenne
young man was instantly killed near
KimbaIl, Neb.. east of here at an early
hour this morning by jumping from an
east bound passenger train on which
he was beating his way.
AS result Of the severe rebuke Of
Captain Lawrence /. Beard. company
4. Wyoming National Guard, Evans
ton, administered by Governor Rich
ards recently, the militia captain today
rendered his resignation. He admitted
that he done wrong in loaning his
guns and ammunition to the civil
authorities during the recent strike at
the DiamOndville coal mines
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-26
Not True to Bis Tenets

tOlnclGnau ENQUIRE
A case where man voted an oDen hal
lot III the late election and ,aen brought
charges against one of the judges Of ~
siyI uon. on Tie ground thar that indie
t..'1 to-u row DE voted started Afembar
h-llSF OF the elections board y,~te~.is,-
lA3l reminds me. said AR Miller
or % case That occurred IL one al fbe
--i-isNlte precincts not Ions AGO
NJ -Ac me voting was going on s drfr55ar
y.-.te- man staggered into che taor ne
-.ti US nice Jag as was ever tofad-or,s
vt ,Hose iaud-mouthei lags. Tie yyante5
20 vote; ana told every body u The reic-h-
So tIl somebody come heaH nm. sb,,-
US culled gemmeu how fer 90 mani, 6is
,i'hrt- ne SAID as he staggered in-0 H.
~, Two of the judges arose. .acror5fro- IN
yl--t instructions, and went ta rrr Moth
livery body outside could he.- v-5-- -
-cNe-- Ine 'cui.ed gemmens bad "A 6aaV.-
What you saw he yellaI IF NM
man cross mahk ndah daf e1i1i-1,,P e.
means cat I votes for "a DiT1n.rs-7t. e n n
puts NAH mahk under dat bir+ II - -
Nal L casts man ballot for R--r,f1i,i.------.-,
W "a. DIS one ter2 Oh OATS .e Probtis--
lcI Ticket Ch2 OATS de one 49,
,1oAia FER gemmen I'm gW1ra y.ot, 49, ~
III 'llbitiou ticket 'o's udt
And, by jove, he dit. Now IN, 1,-..
selS Jldt no man shah tell nor. he l-,t1N
NY "Aal are you going 80 do abcrf 10
.i- hesfo simply talked 50 loud tbaf
rN tlS o#@ could hear him -f --
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-26
METEOROLOGICAL EXPERT
Trouble He Caused in the Cuisine Of
His Fathers Family.
New Orleans Times-DemocTat)

New Orleans Times-DemocratD
I have a son who is taking a medical
course at Tulane" remarked member
on the board Of trade floor yesterday.
and he has been especially interested
in the study Of bacteriology. I am
sorry to say it has proved q great af-
Fiction to the entire family. Our
troubles began about two months ago.
when he laid aside a few samples of
his breakfast one morning and remark
ed casually that he intended to put
them under the glass meaning his
new 1925 microscope. Next day he told
his mother that we'd have to change
our milkman and grocer Immediately
He said ii was next door to a miracle
that any of Us We're alive, and when he
gave me tee Latin names of the mi
crObes he had discovered was inclined
TO agree with him. The idea of absorb
ing that many syllables at every
mOuthful was enough to scare any
body, SO to be on the safe side we fol-
lowed his suggestion.
"A few days afterward he saw some
dsh being delivered at the gate and
Immediately hacked off a sample. In
less than an hour he rushed down and
threw two fine pOmpanO into the sion
father he said, when I made a gentle
protest, for Pm very Fond of pompano.
broiled. If you'd eaten that fish he
said, you'd have been a dead man IN a
week
After that we had no peace. He in
sisted on making what he called a
superficial investigation of all the
pantry supplies. He said he was look
ing for only three or four Of the most
deadly forms of bacteria, and would
reserve the moderately dangerous ones
Tor a future campaign. The result was
that he condemned nearly everything
we mad on hand. Then he wanted to
sterilize the kitchen utensils. and post
ed up a set Of sanitary rules and reg7l-
latiOns for the guidance Of the cook.
Fortunately the cook can't read. bur
the rest of us were being RAPIDLY re-
dueed to starvation, and day before
yesterday / headed revolt and or
gained a society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Microbes. Everybody in the
house Joined except my son. and I gave
him solemn warning that if I ever
caught him drOlesting any bacilIi on the
premises J would cut him of with =
microscope. Since then we have Rorged
ourselves with impunity and microbes
and gained twenty-six pounds-grand
total. My son looks on sadly and saws he
washes his hands Of the consequence
I told him he could wash his hands as
much as he blamed pleased. but ~
mustn't wash any more skillets-esra.-
tally with seTmicide fluids. hava
hopes we VIII survive until Mardi
Gras.'
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-26
FREAK CT INSANE PATIENT.
WILLIAII ABBOTT JUMPS FROM
Z WINDOW.
Was Confined at st. Marks. Suffer
ing From LocOmotor Atazia and
Was Crazy.

In a fit Of mental alteration, William
Abbott. better known as Billy" I-r-
tender. jumped from a second-st7rE VIM
dow of St Mark hospital ar lg-H Ea--
terday morning, and sustained injuries
from which he viii be slow -D rr..U.--
Abbott has been suffering for some time
past from .OcOm0tOr ataxla.
he recently fractured an ankle ami.
was az st. Mark 5 for treatment. AT -1s
hour named above those passing the hos
p-tal saw a man swing from the small
piazza before one Of the sec1ui--- --
windows. Before they could interior. r'
dropped TO the ground, some twenty te-
below. 1t Wds Abbott
He had locked himself into his room
and made his leap while sufferlu- from
temporary insanity caused by his long
illness. When picked Up by the hospital
attendants he had suffered O. comp md
fracture of the leg He was raVInE when
found and it was with difficulty THAI be
was returned to his room.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-26
Shot Up the Town.

The men were an hour getting aboard
their train and amused themselves
during the delay in discharging their
guns. The people of the city gave them
wide berth They are expected TO re-
turn when the contest ends.
The arrival i'm Frankfort Of this
crowd Of 500 to I GOO men. armed with
rifles might have terrorlZed a COM
muDity less Injured TO unusual and SEN
11tionaf happenings but by nightfall
the excitement caused by the appear
ance of the warlike visitors had sub
sided, and the people were prepared for
another turn in the events now making
history at the state capital
The train that bore the armed men
was made up of seventeen coaches. Ap-
paT2ntly but few here knew that it was
expected. Lunch was served to the
armed host at the rear Of the state
house. Most Of the visitors wore
badges of white ribbon. adorned with
a picture Of Governor Taylor While il
is generally believed that many Of the
men were soldiers. no person In author
ity VIII stand Sponsor fer the statsment.
while Governor Taylor and Adjutant
General Collier disclaim any connection
with them.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-26
Closed the Galleries.

The lower house of the legislature
met at II O'Clock, and on motion Of Mr.
C8ntreH Democratic LEADER. a resolu-
ton was adopted excluding all but Ia
dies from the CHAMBER and galleries.
Mr.. Catron (Rep.) asked the consent
IF the house IF representatives 70 per-
mis- a nou-Dlember to present d r6s3lu-
ton, but Speaker Trin1bie ruled that
nobody but a member could do So
a ramon is in circulation. bus per
sisteEtly denied, that Judge Cantreu Of
the local circuit court has summoned all
Democratic deputy sherims Of the state
20 Frankfort. The commemorative at
torney. Franklin, says he knows Of no
such order.
The armed men OF the mountains.
contrary 10 expectations On the advice
of the Republican authorities here. left
Frankfort at 9 O'Clock tonight The
concensUs of opinion here rs that the
visitors misto0k this for the day on
which the contest boards We're to make
their report.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-26
Joke On Brown.

Last night about y O'Clock Black
smith Fred Brown left word at tae Do
lice station that some one had stolen a
$50 lap robe from his buggy which was
ueo in front Of the New State saloon.
officer Johnston was sent over I'D look
into the matter, and after some little
investigation found The rOba in a coal
hole in front OF the saloon. 1t was re-
turned To its owner. and he went away
with broad smile on his face. some
one had evidently been Putting up a
job on him.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-26

eer.nS 1T impossible % clear OBJ. --l.r
- -lOut The greatest of es.rL..r ...
iro2d company transferred al r.s-
zC e--; Cd another train and H-4-.--
Them into salt Lake. Tie wreck .Se..r
o. have been one of the worst that has
occurred on the Western in years.
ogden, Jan. $50. E. Efserow. tho
brakeman killed in the wreck a- Ra4
EarJUs cut near Thistle lived u Us-
den, though his run was from SAT-
Lake south His wife and five ut.e
children live in TWenty-hrst ST.. Dee
tween Adams and jefferson Avenues
MIS-. 5. J. Allen IS a sister Of The be-
re-ved woman and Geo. Bura IS a--l
a brother-fn-law Of the dead man. The
BODY arrived at BiCGeys yes .-l.r
morning and was found TO Je badly
cut UP and bruised
Orr Ellis Bieei0w was a years NJ
age and came drCm Grand Rapids
Nichi98n. thirteen years ago. He was
yard master at POcaieIIc and later ran
rs conductor for that road westward
from IDCateil0- ECITOE coming Cd U--
Ctn he had railroaded i'm Texas. De-
se7Sed was a member in e-rd standing
Of the o. r. c. and therefore carried
insurance amounting TO $500.
The passenger train from the south
due in ogden 1910 WeEnesEsv ul-r.
did not arrive till about O'Clock this
-fterr0on. The passengers had been
transferred around the pile Of wreck
age which blocked the cut at Red
NsrrOws where the accident happened
The body Of BigelOw came i'm ON this
train.
The story Of the accident as It came
to Ogden was that the train was
Red NErT0ws cut a wheel broke caus-
ing a terrific pile up. Conductor Char
ley Hilton Of Salt Lake was in charge
of the train.
IT was reported that a fireman was
also badly injured In the wreck.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-26
CASE FROM COREY'S.
Patient Brought to Isolation Hos
initial

Patient Brought to Isolation Hos
pital.
Another case OF smallpox has broken
out IN Corey's camp The victim is H.
e, Blood, who was exposed to Sampson.
now in the pesthouse, sixteen days ago.
DR.. OdeH discovered another man
named Sterling walking on the railroad
from Corey's camp. He had been ex-
posed, in fact. he had been the tent
mate of Blood. Sterling was promptly
detained by Dr. Odell and placed in the
isolation hospital The state board of
health viii today send Dr. Garrison to
Corey's camp TO inspect conditions. in
stitute strict quarantine restrictions.
and arrange for a hospital there.
A case has also been discovered at
Mercur, one of the inmates of a disor-
DERBY house, and DIR. Beatty viii go
there at once to enforce the rule. and
orders of the board of health.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-26
.stoppa e Preaohr .,

HTisnoiL the famous tenor, once agreed
90 sing solo at "a certain c5ur,l, -.
uidtlon- lie arrived late. and afrnr IA
ss.iis himself Of many COVERINGS sttno-
l..-5 ever music racks and exaSger., ti.,s-
--- clelt 2y tryins his voice he csrnss
~ s-e CONCLUSION lhat ne was ready. ~
go s4i.se the sermon hat began blf prie'
H.t-, 9hap3sned. leaned over the cbc},.
.tiiins and tried 10 attract The attaTif-,,
"a .le ptelener by shaking bis head srI
el7tleu-1uug with his hands.
AZ last be called out in a voice ,,-bf,,,
Ns audible for some distance: -''e il
% le5eF Tor re singi Stouna 70
preach S-oppa ze preach ga e
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-26

Passengers arriving i'm Sal. ID,
yesterday over the Western r..r .-
bad freight wreck that occurred W.
ne5say afternoon near Tm-.. III.
train, which was in charge .. ..rf-.
tor Charlie Hilton, of Salt Lake r..
coming down the Thistle hill when
wheel broke. Car after car Was MIS-
up IN kindLing wood ana Er1E.-s-
o. T. Bigelow was instantly killed
PASSENGER. trains behind the a-..,
were Oe.ayed for hours FINALLY ..-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-26
Pensions For Indian War Survivors.

Washington. Jan. ga favorable
report was today made by the senate
committee on pensions on Senator
AIcBTide's bill extending the provisions
of the act Of 1892, giving pensions to
the survivors of the Black Hawk war;
to the survivors of the early Indian
wars Of Oregon, California, Texas,
Florida and other states.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-26
WON'T BE Prosecuted.
Wall and Warner Are Set ct Lib
ertv.

VItJs
The two men Wall and Warner. whom
Sheriff Preece of Uintah county arrested
as they were leaving the peuitentiary.
have been released. They viii not be
tried for the murder of Milton four yea :
ago, near NernaL District Attorney sam
A. King has consented to this disposition
Of the matter. and as a result the two
men walked out of the county jai free
men yesterday morning
ms action was agreed Co because of
the good record Of the men at the ueri-
lentidry, and because there is no desire
20 p@taecate the TWO men. sun the war
rant against Them wiu remain. and If
they do not live up 10 their promises IF
reform they viii be arrested ana tried
Wall will go 90 his friends In Denver
Wnilo Warner win return u his family
In Sanpete county.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-26
CANE FROM STICKNEY.

California Officer to Take Prisoner
Back
Deputy Sheriff J. J. Hunters of Sac
ramento, who is after Robert Stickney
or Snowden, who is wanted for grand
larceny, arrived yesterday morning.
Snowden, as he is known in Sacra-
mento, is wanted for stealing a dia-
mond ring and earrings from Mrs. Ros-
sitter Lott, with whom he eloped = n
Petaluma. Hunters had requisitiO'l rs-
pers from Governor Gage which Cow
ernor Wells endorsed. He viii lea e
this evening with his prisoner.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-26
BACK FROM FORT WORTH.
Salt Lake Delegation Is Corning
Home.

The cattemen are getting back from
Texas in twos and Jhrees and singles.
James H. MoyIe. Jesse NJ. Saith ana Il.
ii. Callister were among those who ar
rived yesterday
Il is expected the iaggardz win get in
yesterday tnaJ the credit of -s.uriro, ~.
convention for sat Lake vs. due n M
one man. lie spoke i'm nigh praise Of ta-.
Work done oy neishDor states of Idl1,
anu Nevada
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-26

The famous Albert RosenthaI case
came up again and was finally settled
Rosenthal is the man who mistook
himself for Beau Brummel. and who
was arrested for accosting women.
Attorney Lippman withdrew the plea
Of not guilty and had a plea OF guilty
entered, whereupon Judge TimlnOny
fined the masher SEA That amount
VIII come ont Of the bail he put up.
RoseDthaIs present Whereabouts are
unknown.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-26

Berlin, Jan. 25.-In consequence Of
the death Of the D0wager Duchess
Frederick of Schleswig-H olstein.
mother of the Empress Of Germany.
at Dresden, today's court reception and
all ceremonies in connection with the
emperor's birthday have been aban-
dOned
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-26
WRECK ON TESTE7
Brakeman 0. E. Bigelow h
Stantly Killed.
AT THISTr
PASSENGER TRAINS Drr,v
FOR HOURS.

Conductor Charlie Hilton NJ G.
Lake Was In Charge of the T-,s
Wreck Is Said to Have Re-
Caused By a Broken Wheel c.
ing Down the Thistle Hin
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-26
Lawton Fund Increasing.

Washington, Jan. 25.-Notwithstaad-
ing the fact that the persons who
undertook the fund for the Lawton
home have recently reluquished
further efforts in that direction, the
fund itself continued to grow through
small contributions and a statement
issued today by General Corbin shows
that the total subscriptions abount TO
S93.36
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-26
EMPRESS MOTHER DEAD.
Dowager Duchess Of .schleswig HoI-
stein Passes Away.

Dresden, Jan. 25.-The DOwa ger
Duchess Of Schleswig Holstein. mother
Of Empress Augusta Victoria, who
had been suffering from pleursy, died
here this morning.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-26

Jim Tong, who was charged by Wing
Hop with Paving pulled a gun on him in
Chin Chin's fan tan house on Plum al
ley, was given thirty days in the coun-
ty Jail. It required about an hour to
try the case, for the Chinese persist
emily refused TO "sabei Engiish. A
very poor interpreter managed to get
from the Chinese their stories on which
Tong was convicted.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-26
TIE SALT LAKE HERALD. FRIDAY. JANUARY g. 1900
CROWD SEES PICTURES
Splendid Show of Sharkey-Jef-
fries Fight.
SHOW EVERY MOVEMENT
CHAMPION ENTITLED TO THE
DECISION.

Had the Sailor Very Groggy Toward
the Close Of the Encounter, and 8
Round or Two More Would Ger
tainly Have Finished the Bust
ness-Five Women See the Show.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-26

James Reynolds had overestimated
his capacity for strong drink, and on
promise Of reformation he went off
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-26

Tim Reeves, who was charged with
having been drunk, was sent back to
his home in Bingham.
I have been sick your honor" said
Reeves. Il had to call in Drs. Ander-
son and Mccoy"
It's q wonder you lived" said the
court: ego home"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-26

10 Cure La Grippe In Two Day.
take Laxative Bronlo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money IL it
fails TO cure T. ". Groves signature
is on each box; 25e.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-26

F. A. Cummings, the man whom four
police officers arrested on Wednesday
night, said he was not guilty. but that
he was drunk. He was fined S.. which
he said he didn't have.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-26
Father 1Ealone;s Mother Dead.

Denver. Colo, Jan. 25.-Mrs. EI5zaaa-I
Malone. mother Of the Rev. Thomas Ha-
lone editor Of the Interm0untain C4t...g
and well known as an author and lee
turer died at the home of her SOB -J-
night, aged Z years.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-26

G. Jensen, who didn't know it was
against the law TO ride a bicycle on
certain sidewalks, was discharged
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-26
Stops the Cough
and Works Of the Cold.

Laxative BrOmO-QUinine Tablets cure
a cold in one day. No Cure, No Pay.
Price 25c.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-26
HEARD AND SEEN
IN TINM0NY'S COURT

Robert Fortune, the man who was
charged with having stolen an express
wagon. was released by Judge Tim
mOny yesterday on the statement of
Prosecuting Attorney Diehl that he
was not believed to be in his right
mind.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-26

There are who suffer wita pain il the small
OF back. Pain in the back is enc OF the
FIRST indications Of Kidney Disease.
A careful study OF the chart win enable
you 20 know for yourself if your kidneys
arc affected. Do you have dull or tlrobbing
pains in the head Gig. y, puflEcss under
the eyes or swollen lids Zig. ~. a pale or
saIlow complexion Gig. 81, aatseriag or
palpitation OF hears Gig. q. impaired a..
geStion Gig. -. pain II small OF 5Gcz (f'ig.
Sd. weakness Of limbs tFiz- ~ Again we
have loss OF appetite excessive thirst,
swollen feet. cold extrcInities
All TIE above symptoms indicate serious
kidney disease. Scien. lie medical. men ali
marvel at the wonderful success OF Hudyan
in tn treatment OF kidney LESSONS.
Hudyan reaches Fig / because it rezu-
lates the eircui ton OF blood il the brain;
Hudyan reaches Fig. , because It stimulates
% increased activity the skin and kidneys.
{ thus preventing the serum OF the blood
from being deposited IN The tisSuSs (dropsvl;
Hudyan reacnss Fig 3 because 10 makes
rich. red blood: HuGvan reaches Fig 4 be-
cause Il strengthens the heart muscle and
regulates its action. II dyan reaches Fig
because IL increases the supply Of the al
gestiVe fiuids: Hudvan re fches Fig 8 he
struets the kidney structure: Hudran
reaches Fis. because St tones the entire
system.
--------s-----z----; Hu1yaa not only re-
,,,,N- ,rD Hevcs the above swap
49, a toms but l. cr,isas per
- 1850 maacntiy. Hudyaa has
rescued thous snds CT
xln4TIa men ard women frcIn
"NAA-. serious kidney diseases.
s- IL viii do the same Tor
you. A weakness Of the
kidneys j. followed bg Bright Disease. Dia-
betes or Fatty Degeneration Of Kidnevs.
Remember. Hudyan viii avert and o-ercome
these disorders
HudyUa = Tor sale by druggists, Soc
package, or six packages for $50
II your druggist does not keep Eudy1n.
send direct 10 TIE
Hudyan Remedy Co.,
Corner Stockton. Ellis and Market Streets,
saa Francisco, Cal
consult he Hadyen Doctors Free.
crit.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-26

Fought Twenty-r0und Draw.
Hartford. Conn. jan &-Dai Hawkins
Of California end Martin Flaherly Of
Lowell Mass. fosght a twenty-round
draw at the Coliseum hero Eonight,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-26
Chandler Is Vehement.

as Chandler read that paragraph of
Mr. 1iolsA-s speech in which the
Alabama senator charged that the
civil war had been precipitated bv
designing politicians of the north with
the idea Of thrusung upon the ueopIs
of the south the negro IN sociai and
political equality.
Il dellouuce that" shouted Mr.
Chandler, As @ slauder upon the
north and"
Ar- Pettus (AIa)-If the senator
WlI permit IRE. would ii not be better
would il not De more decent for him
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-26

CHARLES FINLEY
DIR. THOMAS ". BERRY,
A. ". RAZOR,
sgT AVTDE- rtTrTr-NT5 -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-26
THE VOTE WAS 26S TO 90
(Contlnued from - u

announcement was greeted with cheers. I
The vote was as follows;
Yeas
The Dickinson press., 1900-07-28

Thursday Dickinson had another close
fire call. Fire started in the alley at the
southwest corner of liners barn, burned
north along the barn and when dis
covered was near Klinefelter & Eacker's
machinery, etc. Mrs. Eacker saw it and
it was extinguished without doing any
damage.
can International Wheat Corner" by
J. ID. Whelpley, in August McClure's,
gives a somewhat startling revelation of
i proposition made not long ago by the
Russian government to the United States,
whereby the two nations should control
the wheat supply of the entire world and
fix its price at a uniform rate which
should fluctuatc. These details
have never before been made public.