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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-04
STATES FINANCIAL SHOWING
LAMENT Is RESISED.
HIS REPORT.
Balance on Hand Amounts to Nearly
100000, While Disbursements
Aggregate 100000.

Treasurer Chapman yesterday submitted
his report Of the states financial trans
actions for The month of February to
exhibit:
Balance on hand Feb. 1......... $3.50 $50 Is
Revenues for February ......... e7,219 q
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6:45 a. m
$50 a. m
-55 a. m
AGO p. m
500 a. m
so D. m
7:e a. m
500 p N
$40 p. m
A01 -
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HEARD AND SEEN
IN TIMM0NY'S COURT.

NJ. P. Wells, the tailor, was a de-
PENDANT yesterday, a former employee,
Frank Mellick, accusing him of assault
and battery. Melliek said he told Wells
he didn't want to work for him any
longer, at which the tailor became riled
and struck him.
He told the truth" sail Wells, when
Mellick had finished
4 fine Of so was imposed.
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French Nougat. 25c pound. Marsh
maliOw Taffy at 15c. pound, Monday at
Kolitz.
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| o. s L--FaST mail east. a. m.
anu Il ~ a.
/ o. S. L.-Davis, Box Elder and
/ Cache counties and Ogdel.
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Chris Woodle, charged with abusing
a Mrs. Williams, entered a plea of not
guilty, the case going over till Mon
daV.
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400 D. m.
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20 p. m
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Local Stocks Active.

Local stocks were active during the
week But few deals were reported
and those small ones
The following are the most reLab,s
quotations for the week:
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CLOSING MATLS-

o. S. L.-Fast mail east. c a. m.
ana .----------.--------
o. S. L.-Davis, Box Elder and
Cache counties and ogden, 6
a. N. ana .......--....--.......
r. G. E.-Atlantic mail east.
R. G. W.-Sanpete and Sewer
counties ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
r G. W--CalifOrnia. Nevada
and Ogden, 1I:20 a. m. and.
o. S. Idaho, Montana, Ore
gon. Nevada, California and
Ogden, S.45 a. m and..-.......
r. G. W.-GTand Junction. Kan
SaS. Texas. New Mexico. Colo
RADIO and all east mail, p. n.
o. S. L.-StOckton and interme-
date points, daily except Sun
OdE - ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
L. Ozark City....--.............
r. G. W.-Bingham canyon.
West Jordan, 7:35 a. m and.
o. s. L.-Nephi and intermedi-
ate points ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
q. S L--Au mails east Of Echo
Big Cottonwood and Miller.
.. s. L.-Au points south of
Nephi, daily except Sunday.
o. s. L.-Closed pouch for Og-
P. murray and Sugar. I a.
m. and . ........-..-.....-..
r. C. W--Eureka, Silver City,
Mammoth and intermediate
points --...-..--..-.---.-..
Q. S. L.-Mercur, Cedar Valley.
Eureka, Silver City and all
intermediate points -
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With the near approach o. s7-f--
there is noted an increase in accvt--
and a greater volume OF local bushes,
as reflected in the bank clearings. TIL.
clearings yesterday We're S55gf-l.~
compared with S5O1, 1852 for the cor.
responding day last year.
For the week they were S2.6l4s9t-r
compared with 1.511. 1913 for the GOV
responding week Of last year. This
represents a gain OF S1,Og305S. OF p
per cent. the most marked improve
ment Of the year.
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Hour 20 Arrivalg Of M.

o. S. L--Eastern fast NALL. $50 q. m
.. s. L.-Cache valley .-.-........ 700 o. m
o. S. Idaho. Montana and
oregon 800 a m
o. S L--StOcktOn and intelne-
date points. daily except Sun
Gay 40 ..
R. G. W.-CaIifornia and vest. 500 a m
r. @. W.-Eastern mail.......... 9.30 \ m
r. q. W.-Eastern mail. So n m
r. G. W.-Bingham canyon and
West Jordan and Wasatch.... SIS -
u. C.-Park City......-..........-5 .55 n ~
r. ~. W.-Sanpete and Sewer
counLles --.,---------------- SIS p m
ogden mails. 400 q m and 600 IL
a. m. $50 p. m. and....... 500 y p,
Big Cottonwood and Miller. 4,07 \ n ~,
Murray and Sugar, 1907 a. m. 81
anu .--.. ---..-....--..------.- A-f7 n
o. 5. From Milford and in = 49,
termediate points -.-.--........ q.G5 9 =,
Eureka, Silver City, Mammoth - IL
and intermediate points. lois a =,
O. S L--Mercur, Cedar Valley IL
Eureka. Silver City and ali
intermediate points .....--- e.s5 , -,
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had been connected with the Brideportg
Standard since the war. He was a stock
holder in the company, and Superintendent
of the Mechanical Department of the paper.
He is survived by a widow.
WALLACE.-At Woodville, N. H.. Dec.
16, 1899, A. K. Wallace, Sergeant, Co e,
14th N. H. He was member of the G. A. r.
He leaves a daughter.
WHITE.-At Boylston, Mass, Dec. 20,
1899, Serg' Henry White: Co. E, q st
Mass, aged rs. He served four years with
mis- regiment, and made splendid record.
Gen. c. +. Walcott, in his history Of the
21st Mass, mentions the name of Serg't t
Henry White many times, and copies from
the diary OF Serg't White, kept during the
Tennessee campaign and siege of Knox
vile, into his history. When Serg't Thos.
Plunkett, at Fredericksburg, Va, lost his
arms, White was the Corporal, and while
ralliyng round the flag in support of Plum
kett's plucky stand, he, too, was struck
down, as he supposed, by the same shell
that twisted the arms of Serg't Plunkett
from his body. A part of the shell, he
! said, he picked up at the time, but more
than a month afterward the Hospital
Surgeon found and cut out a musket-ball
in Whites side foot below the point where
it entered his shoulder. He served in the
State Legislature in 1870, and for 10 years
thereafter held an important position in
the Boston Custom House. OF late years
he has lived on his farm near Boylston.
He leaves a widow and fiv. children.
Capt. G. w. Wolfe, a prominent GAR.
man, and member of John N. Gere Post,
1866 He entered the army at the beginning
of the war, and served until its close. Suita-
BILE resolutions were adopted at recent
meeting of the Post.
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LADIES OF THE GAR.

Mrs. Julia P. Shade, National President
has appointed the following National Com
mittee on Patriotic Teaching: Mrs. Mary
E. Reynolds, Superior, Wis; Josephine Q.
Crane, Central Village, Conn; Hattie b.
Knolenberg, st. Louis, Mo-; Sarah A.
Meteald, San Francisco, Cal.
The resignation of Flora NJ. Davey, Past
National President, as National Inspector
has been rendered and accepted, and Mrs.
Julia +. F. Lobdel, Minneapolis, appointed
to fill the vacancy.
Mrs Della Rawling, Department Presi-
dent of Kansas, has had the honor of lnstl-
tuting three strong Circles Columbia
Circle, 81, Howard, Kan; Sunfower Circle.
92, Geanette, Kan; Quenemo Circle, 90,
Quenemo, Kan.
Capt. j. V. Wren Circle, 135. Plymouth,
Pa, was recently instituted by Mrs. Cassie
Reach, of Scranton, Pa.
Capt. John j. Belstering Circle, 1876,
DIR. Julia p. Shade, National President.
Gen. U. S. Grant Circle, of Mobile, Ala,
organized by Past National President
Agnes j. Winslow, has been instituted by
Commander Walter BraZier.
Abraham Lincoln Circle, Minneapolis,
Mimi, cleared $50 on a turkey dinner held
Thanksgiving Day.
Col. Shaw Circle, Minneapolis, Mimi,
entertained the Union of Circles at the home
of Mrs. Lucas one afternoon recently.
The chief business of the meeting was the
annual election of officers, which resulted
as follows: Pres, Jennie Varney; V.-P.,
Jane Trowbridge; Treas, Sadie Sample;
Chap, Catherine Hoyt; Sec, Minnie Nc
Allster; Delegate to Woman's Council,
Zoa Clark; Alternate, Maude Williams
Press Correspondent, Edythe Clark. After
the officers were elected a quilt made by
Grandma Farnsworth was raffled, the pro
ceeds going to the Ladies of the GAR. al
| Anoka. Mrs. Preston, of st. Louis, gave
a number of fine readings, Col. Trowbridge
an interesting address, this being followed
by music and refreshments by Col. Shaw
Circle.
At recent meeting of Admiral Farragut
Circle, 81, Minneapolis, Mimi, the COM
rades of the Circle presented the ladies
with beautiful five-foot silk flag. Ad-
miral j. f. r. Foss, on behalf of the COM
rades of the Circle, made the presentation
speech, and Sister Carrie b. Donald, Presi-
dent of the Circle, responded, thanking
the comrades for their beautiful gift. De
partment President Helen NJ. Irish and
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Protest Against cullom B,lI.

At a recent meeting Of Frank =. Rlah
Post, /, st. Louis, the following resolution
was unanimously adopted:
Whereas bill has been introduced by
Senator Cullom in the Senate OF the United
States, which provides for the removal of
the disabilities of all desertcrs from the
military service Of the United States during
the war of the rebellion, and granting them
an honorable discharge; and
Whereas under existing laws persons
guilty Of technical desertion may have
their records cleared and disabilities re-
moved,
ResoLred by Frank p Blair Post, 1 De-
partment Of Missouri, That as fTonorably
discharged soldiers Of the Union army we
are unalterably opposed. 10 such sweeping
legislation as would condone in all cases the
highest offense known to military law, and
hereby enter our vigorous protest against
the enactment into law of a measure that
would wipe out all distinction between
those who stood by their colors and those
who deserted them.
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PENSION POINTERS.
Inquiries Answered and Sugges'
tiOns Made.

II. L. PA disability for which ar
invalid pensioner is drawing Sc under thu
general law may not be sufficient to entel
into rating under the act of June p, 1890
If, in making application under the act o.
1890, he claimed on other disabilities thar
that for which he was pensioned undel
the general law, and did not mention sale
pensioned disability, and pension was
subsequently granted, under the act Of
1890, without his being called upon to claim
on his general law pensioned disability, II
would seem that said disability was moi
considered in the rating allowed under the
act of 1890. All appeals in pension cases
are addressed to the Secretary OF the In
terror, but it is the Board of Pension Ap-
peals, a division of the Department proper
that performs the routine work of consid.
ering and passing on the appeals, just as
the work of the Commissioner Of Pensions
is actually done by small army of sub
ordinates acting in his name. In appeal
ing a pension case the grounds of the
appeal should be clearly stated and unless
the question is one of law the appeal must
be based upon evidence on HE IN tne Fen-
sion Bureau.
Neptune-It is not clear under what
law You claimed and have received pension.
The fact that your pension did not COM
mence from the filing of your first applIca.
ton would seem to indicate that you applied
under the act of June %, 1890. You can
obtain the pension back to the filing OF
your first application if you can satisfy
the Pension Bureau as to your penslonable
disablement at that time and during the
intervening period until you filed the sec
ond application.
f. N. w., Groue, Ind. Ter.-H there
has been some mistake made in your case
as to what disabilities you are claiming on
under the general law, you can have the
matter further considered by filing letter
with the Secretary of the Interior stating ali
the facts, and asking a reconsideration OF
the Department decision. Your letter in
dicates that some other claim has gotten
mixed with yours.
ettysburg.-Pensions are not supposed
to be granted either by special act OF
courtesy" or by any sort Of courtesy" by
the Commissioner of Pensions. Perhaps
the letter you refer to, received from the
Pension Bureau, has been misunderstood.
The editor of THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE
will be interested to see the letter if it really
says that the pension will be granted as
an act of Courtesy" 1t would seem likely
that the word used or intended to be used is
Congress" not courtesy"
j. Mi all the required evidence has
been furnished in your case, 1t would seem
that you should hear from the Pension
Bureau within avery short time, your last
examination having been had in Scptem-
ber, 1899. The repeated examinations
would seem to indicate that there is some
difficulty in determining the precise char
acter or extent of your dsa bility.
A. B., Glenm0rd, Ld.-Unless the sol
dier entered less than 100 acres homestead
before June %, 1874, either in person or by
agent or attorney, he has no Homestead
right he can sell, and any entry now made
must be made and perfected in person and
not by agent.
The National tribune., 1900-01-18

A genius OF Cincinnati has placed on the market
new BATH Cabinet that is blessing TO every man
woman and child 1t is rubber walled room an air
tight enclosure N which comfortably resis
on a chair and with only the heaa outside. enjoys
all the cleansing, curative invigon'ting and purifying
effects of the famous I rk sh Bath, ui AIR or Napor
Bath Perfumed Medcs,ed, If desired, at home Tor
cents each witt possibility OF taking cold or in any
way weakening tbs system.
A weliknowr Physician of Kansas, DR.. f L. Eaton,
up his practio sell these abncis feeling that
they Were all his patients needed to et well and Keep
we'll as they cured the most obstinate diseases often
VIII drugs failed, and has already sold several hu''
dred.
hundreds OF other physicians doing likewise.
Tnou RnGs of remarkable letters have e.n written
the inventor from users some Of which referring TO
The National tribune., 1900-01-18

Capt. Range, of the Naval Veteran Associa-
ton, also spoke. The name-quilt, which
the ladies had made, was drawn by Mrs
S. d. Orr, of Chicago.
NDoRSE COMMANDER sHAw's POSI-
TION.
Resolutions have been passed by Hay
ward-Porter Circle, ~, Buffalo, n. Y, in
dorsing the stand taken by Commander
in Chief Shaw regarding the position of
the GAR. in the Dewey parade; also, the
views of Col. Shaw on the pension question.
The resolution in part is as follows: I'VE
know the suffering caused by the narrow
views taken of pension claims, and we
feel that the wives, mothers, sisters, and
daughters have already suffered enough
without having an official Of the Govern
ment insult their womanhood by asking
such questions as we know have been
asked by the present Commissioner of
The National tribune., 1900-01-18
How t, Get One on 80 Days'-TrIaI.

AL readers who TO enjoy perfect health pre-
disease and afflicted should have oftfese
remarkable Cabinets The price Is wonderfully low.
Space prevents detailed description. but It will bsAp
out the most exactns demand for durability and
tive properties.
Write The World Mfg Co, il42 World Building
Cincinnati. o. and ask them TO send their pamph-
lets describing IN invention This Is regular t1oo
Cabinet. but the makers offer 1t only
8 CO. Head Attachment desired 81 extra, and it 70
indeed difficult TO ina acne where could invest that
of money in anything else that guarantees
much health, strength and vigor.
Write tG+:ay for full Information or. better STILL
order Cabinet; yo1 won't be disappointed the max
guarantee Cabinet. and send 20 days
trial. agreeing 10 refund your money not Just - rep
resented.
We know them TO do "a they agree. They reliable
and responsible: capital 100000.
The Cabinet is Just represented, and will b
shipped promptly on receipt Of remittance 90 days
trial, above stated.
The National tribune., 1900-01-18

Of this Cabinet that 1t gives hot vapor bath that
opens the millions or all the budy s;mnlat-
ing the LANDS, drawing all he impure SALT.
acids and efiete matter, which, If retained ovcrwnrk
the heart kidneys, lungs and disease detili,y
and sluggishness Astonishing is the improvement; in
he ith feeling and omprxion. The first bath makes
you feel like new being; l0years younger.
hn ,ahniri Clnsir nd is
The National tribune., 1900-01-18

NEW YORK STATE W.RC. HOME.
This home was established at Oxford.
Chenango Co, n. Y, through the efforts OF
the W.R.C. lis object is 10 care for the
aged dependent veteran and his wife: also
the mothers and widows of veterans and
Army Nurses, residents of New York.
Ellen NJ. Putnam is Superintendent of the
Home. The Board Of Managers is as
follows: Pres, Annie y. Cleary, Rochester:
V. p, Sarah c. Nichols, Auburn; Sec
Edward j; Mitchell, Yonkers; Treas, Geo.
Brooklyn; Richard Curran, Rochester;
Margaret G.. Hibbard, Wayville; Laura B.
Clarke, Oxford; and Georgiana Griffith.
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His Wife Pleased with Tea SCI.

SANDY Hill, n. Y. Dec. -, 1870.
EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: Please
accept my thanks for the tea set that
received as premium for the club that
sent. My wife is much pleased with it.
ALBERT NILSSON
The National tribune., 1900-01-18
rheumatism, La Grippe, Kidney
Troubles,
Troubles,

will be Interesting to thos who suffer from these DIRE A
maladies.
Mrs. Anna Woodrum. Thurman, Ia suffered iG years
wi ailments peculiar to her drugs and doctors
able o benefit her this Cabinet cured her in 4weeks
and she says Ii is God sent blessing.
G. NJ. LafIerty, Covington, Ky, writes, was COM
PEELED to quit bu iness year being Frustrated by
rheumatism the first bt h relieved, and weeks use
entirely cured and have never b Il tnnge sirce.
Mrs s. =. Soteman. Hood River. Ore, writes that
her neighbor used this Cabinet for severe case OF La
Grippe; cured herself entirely in days. Another
neighbor cured Eczema Of many years standing, and
her little girl OF measles.
Hon. A. B. Strickland. Bloomington Idaho, writes.
that this Cabinet did him good in week than
two years doctorngs and cured him OF Catarrh, Ora.
vel, Kidney trouble and Dropsy, with which lie had
long been afflicted
Hundreds OF others write praising this Cabinet and
there be doubt hut that the onsought for
means OF curing rheumatism La Grippe, Brighrs Dis
ease and al Stomach, Kidney and Urinary Affections
has been found.
The National tribune., 1900-01-18
Head and Complexion Steamer

in which the face, head and neck given the same
vapor treatment as the body producing the most
wonderful results removes pimpies black-hcnils, skin
eruptons cures Catarrh, Asthma and IIronCnitis.
l. H. Westbrook, NewtO Iowa, writes, was afil cted
Is years with Catarrh, Asthma, Heart and kinney
The National tribune., 1900-01-18

Bath Cabinet. We find II TO be genuine Cabinet with
a real door, opening wide As shown in cut When
closed 1t is air tight handsomely made Of best mos.
urabe. waterproof goods, rubber lined. A heavy
see; frame supports It, making 1t astrong and substn
tial bathroom within itself II has top curtains In
fact. all the latest improvements.
The makers furnish excellent stove with each
Cabinet al valuable recipes and formulas for medt
Gated baths and ailments, well plain directions
II folds flat in inch space when not in bs
easily carried weighs but 10 pounds.
People don't need bathrooms this Cabinet may bt
used In any room, and bahtubs have been discarded
The National tribune., 1900-01-18
IN the SEA OF FEMALE WEAKNESS.

Every suffering woman from displaced womb,
ovarian Inflammation, leucorrhea, backache,
abdominal pains, sick headache or any of the
symptoms of female disease should write to the
Hazcline Co., 5l9 Bresser Block, South Bend,
Ind, and they will send her a free box of their
remedy, Hazelinc, containing fifteen days treat
ment equal to a fun 50 cent box. You can afford
TO try HaZcline, for il is Il marvellous remedy and
costs nothing to try. Stops pain of every sort
The National tribune., 1900-01-18
So-Calied Cabinets

the market b1t they we're unsatisfactory ypnas,
vcHient simply ciIsap. t.imsy affairs
Htt"r nve'ieaiior W. can say the Quaker Cabinet
made by tho Cincinnati firm Is the only practical aYtt.
81" Of its knd aai will for years Its better shaa
others asS $40 $500 for I, TO satisfy an1
delight every user and the
The National tribune., 1900-01-18
Tho { abinet Is Q Wonde rfuI Seller

for agents, and the firm Offers special inducements TO
roth and women upon reQue1t, and to know.
ledge many making frou 500 to $50 every month
and expenses
The National tribune., 1900-01-18

and nurses back complete health all over the
body. Write today and get free box of this
wonderful medicine. Try it ut home; the first
results will be so comforting, so completely as
suring and such Il remarkable encouragement
that all the joys of returning health will be ap-
parent in II day. No woman can afford to neg
lect this opportunity that promises her world
of happiness without costing her anything.
Write today.
The National tribune., 1900-01-18

sincc this invention 4 gives far better bath for all
cirasnS purposes than soap and water For the sicA
roop it advantages are at apparsns There have
The National tribune., 1900-01-18
euro Blood and Skin Diseases

this Cabinet has marvellous power.
If people instead # filling their systems with more
pOisOns, by taking drugs and nostrns would Get into
his tnet aud sweat oct these posons and assist Ma
The National tribune., 1900-01-18
A GOD=SEND TO ALL HUMANITY
Invention of An Power
The Important Feature

tnre act they would have pure blood. and skin a
clear smooth the most fsstdions could desire
The National tribune., 1900-01-18
II Prevents Disease

It il important TO know that the makers guarantee
that Colds La Grippe. Fevers in fact no disease can
get foOthod In your body II take these hot Their
NAL Baths weekly Scientific brought out
In instructive little book issued the makers To
The National tribune., 1900-01-18
Makers Guarantee Results,

IhNy assert positively. aud their statements ~
hacked Ivy vast amount Of testimony from persons 81
infuencc ,ai this Cahinetwi Nervous Troubles,
Debility. Purify the Blood 3saufy the skin and Cur6
rheumatism. CThey offer 5000 reward for . ue0
rcii"yed Cures the most ohst nate VI wosnsns
IrOsoles Ia Grippe sleeplesSneSs Neuralgia, Head
aches Obesity Cont. Sciaca. EcEerna Piles bfopsy.
Flood and skin Diseases Liver and Kidneys trou6lsG
II VIII
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known, and all those enjoying health should 10 %
least once or twice week. for its great value il IN
marN NenUs power to draw out q. the system all mpur
ties that disease, and for this ID truly
GOdseId TO all humanity.
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Cure the Worst Cold
Cleansing and Refreshing Bath

with one bath: breaks up all symptoms ofIa GrippA
Fever<, PncumoniR DrOpsy. Asthma and Is really
household necessity. Gives the most
The National tribune., 1900-01-18
Will Hasten Perspiration

every one knows IL beneficial. Other methods become
crude and insignificant, when compared the conven
lent and marvellous curative power Of this Cabinet
known as the new 1902 style