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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-05
NO RESTRAINT ON SUGAR.
New York Jobbers Decide on Go-as-
You-please Plan.

New York, Dec. AT a weIl-attend-
ed meeting of the Wholesale Grocers'
association of New York and vicinity
an association which comprises the
leading grocery jObbers in this section
of the coUntry-it was decided to throw
off all restraints in regard to the pur-
chase and sale of refined sugar. Pres
ident G. Waldo Smith of the associ-
alton said after the meeting that no
definite action had been taken in the
way of securing a readjustment of the
sugar business, and an adjournment
had been taken without date The en-
tire matter had been left in the hands
of the executive committee to recon-
mend proper action. In the meantime
the members of the association would
purchase from the refiner offering
sugar at the lowest prices, and would
sell at such prices as they considered
for the best interests of their business.
The action of the local wholesale
grOcers is important for the reason that
New York has been one of the sec
lions which has most steadfastly
maintained the price of sugar. Their
position as rega. DIS the factor plan is
shown by the last annual address of
President Smith, in which he advocated
action in the direction of securing the
restoration of the factor plan by the
sugar refners and the restoration also
of the AFFIDAVIT system, with a rebate
Of 20 cents per 100 pounds and the
trade discount of l per cent. he also
advocated the adoption of the factor
plan by all manufacturers whose goods
are capable of being handled in that
manner.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-05
Bert Holden TeStifies In Big Mine
Suit.

Holden admitted that there was ore or
mineralized rock down TO the 500 run
ming westward through the. Condor
tunnel in lot thirty-elght. The Nam
moth people say that this establishes
their tissue and their apex in lot
tlsirty-eight beyond a question and
seem to be highly elated over it.
The Grand Central also submitted
proof of their title TO the properties
they claim Mcintyre was calico by
the Grand Central this afternoon and
testified generally that the ore bodies
to the south end Of the Mammoth were
continuous down 10 the 800 foot level
with one or two exceptions on either
the west or east side of the shaft. He
also testified that ehe Mammoth had
paid $4,000 dividends out Of the vein
that starts in the south end of lot
thirty-eight and runs up TO the Grand
Central workings through all those
Slopes in that course.
Thomas kearns and Governor Wells
were among the spectators of the big
suit today
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-05
SPORTS
football.
rHEATRE AND Y. NJ. C. A.
-,-.-sr Hammer Thinks the Chris
+ians are Afraid.

-.4-e Editor Herald.
e. r-uawfug item was clipped from Tue
young Men of Dec L:
,, .t.r hold the championship al Rugby
gsufrg and anxious to defend u
GEl al I'd .4ruerS- To Is no ldult OF out
sE-l'. have not played every team ~
t6aL far repeated propositioIS loI
tL9 no. f4s-1 made Co all Ouf season
Emr na closed until every team can
vii s for chan UiOushlp nonors is CIV
qua. Ir-.ar4urGrE 20 pay
e. '.- -. moi state the facts as iieE ere.
l-..,-. been trying TO arrange q zane
Ne -.Ss.-- for the past month tTst one
win .-.... ...-a-5a-fsd then another, and no
c-.1 --. v-a- reached until nuaily Dec
aETr' -.fr.F anon. The advertisements
b n, -rfrraa and made ready 10 put ouLs
were vg.ra notified that the game
Tas.s r.ra f6 be postponed, as I'VE OF
N1ss-'t ..u were unable 10 gel away IRON
ta-.. ..-.rr oh saturday We then tried
E'Ih .r the coming Saturday, but
u L -r- fnar the grounds were ALREADY
i't--- As our team Will all be BUSY
ta--- .r..--r- for the ten days following
3. L-- u-a offered 10 play on Dec. -,
ct...-- informed that they would not
anu rs they intended to diSband on
ldt Vow. these are the facts and
-. as ff they are not as anxious 10
il On -nr-rr- as they state ~ e now
.-.- o.. meet Them and VIII dispute
q. aim fr the mploDShlp OF tan.
L-H .--.r IT, L. HAMMER,
A4- Fr.raEtr Th-ateT Football Team
. E--- are ready and anxious 70
.rr team ou any date that can be
--.-..s..Is agreed upon
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-05

surprised that the defendants should
undertake to do it. At this season the
lake level is supposed to be at low
water mark. As a matter Of fact, it is
two feet above that point, or was on
Dec. J.
This move on the part Of the farm
erS' organization has given rise to q
suspicion that the power company is
behind them. This suspicion is the
result probably. of the fact that JUS
tice to the farmers under the contract
at the same time means protection Of
the rights Of the power company. Thus
their interests are identical"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-05
DOCTOR TO INSPECT SCHOOLS
E. W. WHITNEY SELECTED BY
THE BOARD.
Will Act as Assistant to Health Com
missioner King-Report of the
Treasurer.

The board of education last evening
elected DR.. E. w. Whitney to the posi-
ton of medical inspector of the public
schools. A salary of $50 a month at
taches to the position. and during Dr..
Whitneys incumbency at the boards
pleasure. he will be required to devote
his entire time to the official duties as
an assistant to Health Commissioner
King.
The selection of DR.. Whitney was
made upon the recommendation of Dr.
Beatty Of the state board of health and
City Health Commissioner King. Vice
President Newman was excused from
voting, but the other members present
voted in the affirmative, Messrs. Bam-
berger, Henderson and Wilson being
absent. Dr.. J. T TaylOr's application
for the position was filed.
II was voted to increase the salary
Of Z. I. Wiley, a teacher, from $50 to
500 monthly, on account of merit.
Treasurer Barnett submitted his re-
port of the boards financial transac-
tons for the month of November.
showing total revenues of 1925, 651, and
disbursements S94, 209.
Appropriations aggregat ting S24 21T.04
were made for current expenses. The
chief item is for teachers salaries for
November, $50 1864, to be paid on
Friday.
Ne request was made to the board
as was in expectation for the Gre
ating Of another polling place in the
First precinct, and an adjournment
was taken until next Monday noon
when the official canvass of the votes
cast for members of the board will be
made. The election judges are re-
quired TO make their returns to the
clerks office this evening after the
polls close.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday. z.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-05
Crap and Crigger.
Prsparing a Charity Hunt.

Preparing a Charity Hunt.
The sporrsmen of salt Lake City are
preparing for a big charity hunt to
take place about Dec. 16. = commit
r=e- ctIsisting of DIT. Stewart Kirk
wood Ernest Evockbauk and c.. CALI
son. has been named TO choose the
hunting ground and arrange the neCes-
Sary details. This committee VIII
Meet within a day OF two to complete
III plans.
The intention is to interest all the
sprrrSmeu Of The city in the hunt ana
have big EuUainE meet IN some To-
rtaty where game abOuudS. All that
IS asE-ad viii be- brought back to the
city and distributed as equitably as
possible among poor and needy fami-
Ess. so that those who seldom see
ae7tsteak may TOT one day at least
gladden. their pal8tes with tasty
m7rselS OF game.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-05
rh. - Baens, organised.

a.. -ra football season advances each
H. .ba- been players bob up Sc
r- with the announcement that they
~ ..sg attire themselves in football
N-- End rafFr tread the grldiTon. seek
~ worlds r0 conquer Harry Shear
~ - Al Peabody. Johnnie AXtOn and
-----rsf other ''has beeus got together
...tsr5aE auG formed o football team
.bi.r .iferz Zee play any of the present
--,.--- .s Christmas day. the pro-
...-55 ra gu ro charity Harry Shearman
60. ..r,..-.r manager He viii accept all
,r.uarEl-. hut ne desires to state that
- F-.+ H~-r-.IaSz teams need apply
A- -I.. f.Isau1aE IS The lineup OF the Has
r..--sr- Charles Dull. left end: George
1.-r left tackle Bob Hardness, left
-f. r " champion. center ". D.
Hi-7er right guard j. T. AXTon. right
.-.--a- Harry sherman. right end, J. o.
',--s 1rrsrrarback. Walter ShOUp. left
F9-sblrk. r. HsChanning, right halfback,
and Al Peabody fullback.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-05

PopUlist congressman and state off,
GERS and for the silver Republican
state nominee I. with the rest, did
al / could for the ticket The issue
was plain and the people elected the
legislative ticket favorable to me by
a decisive majority. In addition, with
few exceptions, the mem bers-eIect are
old-time, tried and true personal
friends Whenever z, newspaper OF in
dividual says there viii be any defec-
ton among the members of the Iegis-
lature. you may be absolutely certain
that such newspaper or individual did
not SUPPORT me at the polls"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-05
SENTENCED TO DEATH.
Two Executions Will Occur in Salt
Lake Friday.

Sentence Of death VIZ pronounced in
two cases in Salt Lake yesterday. In
neither was there 2 crowd of awe
hushed spectators. Neither defendant
was asked whether he preferred 10 be
shot or hanged Both viii be shot and
unless stay Of judgment is granted,
which now seems unlikely. the exc
cutiOns viii occur today.
The victims are hOrses-just plain,
raW-bOned, work weary horses, whose
days of usefulness are over One be-
longs to John F. Wood, who lives on
Eighth West street. between Ninth and
Tenth South streets. The animal is
suffering from an incurable stomach
trouble. It was condemned by F. L. N
DeBrichy, agent of the State Humane
society
Wood had been driving the horse at
tached to a junk wagon. He is poor
man so the society will buy him an
other animal. The other horse is the
property of Lou St. Clair. It is old
and emaCiated, and in addition is suf-
fering from a pitchfOrk wound acct
dentally inflicted. 1t was also con-
demned by Mr. DeBrichy.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-05
Irnfrersitr Practice Hard.

The University team is hard at prac-
f.4 for their coming game. Yesterday
evening Coach Holmes had about thirty
man out and lined all the substitutes
AGAINST the regular team for two hours
rrtrrire The line of the regulars was
We'll nigh impTeEuable. and not once did
-7s subs succeed in bTea king through TO
SION the backs In forming the plays The
r-yr game viii pr0baly witness the Uni
~. ftv put the strongest team of the
.>ar on the field
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-05
INSURANCE RATES sLAsHED
Board Companies Get University In
surance at so Per Cent Cut.

The regular board insurance com
panies took a hand in the university
insurance contest yesterday and laid
down a rate to the regents that made
the nOn-bOard proposition look like a
white chip Last week the regents ac-
cepted d bid from the nOn-bOard COM
panies at 81 on $S1, GOO of insurance for
three years, the uniform rate of the
board companies being 81 90. The board
companies then came forward with a.
5O-cent proposition, which means a cut
in the nOn-bOard rate of so per cent.
The regents thereUpon cancelled the
non-bOard policies and accepted the
offer from the board companies. The
result viii be a saving to the univer-
sity of several hundred dollars.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-05
Councilman is Sentenced.

Indianapolis, Ind, Dec. I'm the
criminal court today John NJ. Higgins.
member Of the city council was sen
fenced TO the states prison for an in
definite term between two and four
teen years. Higgins was convicted for
Offering to accept a bride promising to
push a measure through the council
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-05
Sumner Wins a Game.

The sumner football team defeated the
g..lrH East Fuckers by "a score Of 10 to
rsstt.. az afternoon The lineup of the
ginning team Is as follows. Scott left
mi. SIMPSON left tackle. SJTingfellOW
r-fr guard. Thompson, center, Shaw,
rHgrr guard Potter. right tackle, Arnold
r-bt end. Cranes. quarterback, James,
In fgTrback- Peterson. left hslfback. J.
L.-.rr-- riguL haLfhack-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-05
Cycling.
Il ". smith Entartains-

A. ". Smith Entertains.
A. W. Smith the local cycle speed
merchant. entertained a few of his
trends at his residence last evening.
-i-,.. cards story ling and Incl
,-a.t.E Feed held the boys until
-5.- a'lT when they with one accord
-...a..l Smith au a3mira Bile host S
f-. as Cd bicycle rider.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-05
The Twsntv-second Victim

San Francisco. Dec. Fred F. Lilly.
ST. of a wholesale shoe dealer Of New
York City has died from injuries re-
,-Ivad iu the Thanksgiving day acct
cent near the football grounds, making
the tWeu.y-secund victim. His father
is expected 10 arrive here tomorrow.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-05
10000 Men, 50

says Dr.. Bennett Have written me that
my electric belt has entirely cured them
of their weakness am sure IL Will
cure you, but you are not In the Of
fer 1 make YOU you take no chances. I
viii give you a legal written guarantees
to refund every cent YOU paid for any
belt If 1t does not cure you. This IL
certainly fair I will give you a sworn
statement that have On deposit in five
different national banks enough money
TO carry any guarantee / make. Write
for nv expose of free % trial. and
pay when you are cured concerns
The glory and happiness of a man is
his strength and vitality, and still the
world is filled with weak. nervous de-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-05
Erect Of Storms.

1.-THE recent heavy storms have de
posted at the hCld Of the streams that
supply Utah lake at least 50 per cent
more moisture than at any time last
season, and without any further rain
fall or snowfall. il is now an estab-
lished fact, as experience has proven
to the residents of Utah county that
we viii next season have a flood To
begin now TO store the water OF the
lake, instead of on March Ia means
that the lands that were intended by
arbitration to be protected VIII Un-
doubtedly be inundated, and then after
the waters Tecede they viii leave a ma
lariaI bed that viii hazard the health
of the entire population Of the county
The Utah county parties TO the con
tract have watched these things from
year to year and from their Observa-
lions they know that they are right,
and that il would be suicide to permit
those planks TO be put in there at TINS
time In their organized capacity they
are prepared to fight this and do not
propose to have il done, and they are
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-05

II
NJ" York. Dec. Owen ,y,,rn,,-
.lo has been r,. more ,-sr t-.ie =.
r..-.s.a-E ag.n. Of he estate of the --.'' Iafe
MI --'Tt. and "a man well known in
B-..---...-.-"- IS dead from old age al.
Ruin. ~ 81 ID. %. .Ay was iu the employ OF
.- -'.t when his office was robbed
t &. 11.sa daylight Of bonds and sse gI-o
Thar -l- value of SI.590038. up TO
H.s-r--.- h@ l5e heaviest robbery i'm the
Cgar--.- .- NaI stree, and ne subse-
ezr--.-- PASSED through a remarkable
Dr. -- al he hands of the police
tbz .'- -'Eay was not at The ono ar
bun -r' -!r robbery was committed
d-s-- ---e police, under Sergeant Youne-
a=E---a.' 10 put him through the third
j. Br.ru..---.t- Lord, however, positive
be -.,.-+ murphy wanted To rob me-
have --,- have done So long ago and
'@@en more than is now missi6e l's y
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-05
CARVED BODY FOUND.
Fragments Of Corpse Bear Witness
TO Murder.

20 MuTutI.
Paris, Dec. A package containing
the severed head, the arms and legs
of a young man has been discovered
in waste ground in the Rue de Platiers
at Belleville. and another package con
tanning a disembOweled and otherwise
mutilated trunk was found in a CRATE
way on the Rue 0u FaubOurg St. Den
mis-, a mile and a half distant.
The two discoveries apparently con-
meet with the same murder, prOpably
committed yesterday, from the appear
ance Of the bodies when found.
The first package was deposited late
last night by six men, who were seen
from a dwelling house opposite.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-05
Manchester Kept From Seat.

London, Dec. An the house of
lords the lord chancellor announced the
receipt of certificates showing the
Duke of Manchester and Baron Sud
elsy had been adjudicated bankrupts,
pTecluding their sitting.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-05
ALL SERENE IN IDAHO
Dubois Explains Political Con-
diti0nS in His State.
WILL BE NEXT SENATOR
REPUBLICANS WILL NOT DARE
CONTEST GLENN's SEAT.

Former Senator Fred T. Dubois Of
Idaho was in the city yesterday. re-
turning from a trip to Chicago, and
talked entertainingly of political condi-
tions in his state.
It am going home tonight, having
been east this time to have my throat
treated. am glad to say it is about
well"
Have you noticed the talk of Mr..
MoTrisoa contesting the seat of Con-
ETessmal-elect Glenn in IdahO2"
Yes, L have seen some such sugges-
lions in Republican papers and by Re
publicans, and, by the way, it is rather
amusing TO notice the easy way the
Republicans have assumed of pointing
cut what their opponents intend doing
in Idaho. IF there was a state in the
Union where the Republicans We're
beaten. disgTaced, Inundated and re-
pudiated by the people, it was Idaho.
Il saw Mr.. Bryan, Mr.. Towne and
others of our leaders IN the late fight
while I was east. All agree il IS too
early to talk of definite plans for the
next presidential campaign. Person
ally, I am just as strongly for bimetal-
lism as ever. and believe no fixed and
stable prosperity can be had without
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-05
DR.. BENEFITS Electric BELT

is a remedy for the ills and weaknesses
OF men and women and give you "a
legal, written guarantee 70 refund every
cent you pay me Tor the Belt II IL
falls, and this Is fair. If my Belt cures
you, you certainly would Che6rfully pay
for it. IL 1t fails to effect a permanent
cure you GET your money back, Inls Is
certainly plain i want no mans money
unless / can give him the worth of It,
I have deposited money sufficient TO Gov
er aHS guarantee I make with five of the
best national banks OF the country 10
cover any guarantee may give Write
to me about It.
Ny Electric Belt is entirely different
and must not he COMPOUNDED with other
sO-Called electric belts and appliance Tt.
has soft, siIkeni chamOis-covered sponge
WaLeT-Cmamber electrodes unaL do not.
cannot, viii not burn. fry. blister and ere
mate the flesh Of the patient, as do the
makes of belts. These electrodes are my
patent and are used on no other electric
belt U1eJter patent No. 53I, 1852 My Belt
can be renewed when burned out for only
Toe. no other belt can be renewed for any
price, and when burned out IS worthless.
My Electrical SuspensOry for the perma-
nent cure of the various private weak
nesseS Of men free to every mas patient
ceIe and all weaknesses in either sex. re-
store shruukeu or undeVeloped organs
cure rheumatism IN any FORM, kidney.
liver and bladder troubles stomach dis
plants, etc
Write today. I have written a book.
f@The Finding of the Fountain of Eternal
Youth" sent free, postpaid, for the ask
ing Book will tell You all about it. Ad-
vice without cost Sold emily by
Dr.Bennett R RoIf co,
ns to 12s Union Block, Denver. Colo.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-05

world is filled with
SpOndent men and
women simply be-
cause they neglect
the means Of a cure.
The weak must in
VaTiably give way
10 the strong
Who ever heard OF a
weak, debilitated,
ambitiOnleSs man or
woman making
their mark" In the
world. He who
would succeed in
this age of push
hustle and hurry
must be strong. both
mentally and Dhysi-
cally- In Electricity
as applied by my
Electric Belt 1 offer
a cure to every ner-
V0us, weak man and
women 1t is not I'M
certain. The cure is
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-05

guaranteed. IF my Belt fails your
money viii be refunded. Drugs can
not and will not cure these humuliatiuE
weaknesses. You know this is a fact ~
Won have tried them
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-05
The Republican Pace.

The Republican party is running at
high pressure now. and whenever they
COT memce to put on the brakes trouble
Will ONE They cannot keep up their
pace. The principles for which we
cOntended IN 1886 and 1900 are right,
and viii prevail FOrtuitOUs circum-
stances greatly aided the Republicans.
If it had not been for the unusual,
powerful and corrupt means they used
they would have carried but one cOun-
~ in my state. As it was, Chey only
carried six out of tWenty-One, and four
of these were in the southeast, which,
under normal conditions, would have
gone for rs
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-05
Action of Farmers.

Senator A. o. Smoot of Provo, who
was in the city yesterday. made q state
ment concerning the action of Utah
county farmers in seeking an injunction
to prevent the raising of the Jordan
river dam and explained the situation
a length.
The farmers organization is at the
back of the suit filed by Mr.. and Mrs
Peay," said he. The controversy has
existed for years. though. and this is
but the annual recurrence of the dis
pute- Not until last year were the
farmers thoroughly and completely or
genized to move in a systematic man
ner. Now they have strong and per
feet organization. While they do not
object to the raising of the lake level
UP to compromise point during the ir-
rigatiOn season, yet in self-defense they
Will vigorously oppose any proposition
to place planks in either dam before the
date specified in the contract between
plaintiffs and defendants
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-05

An excellent lunch served in the cafe
for 25c, from y to 3 p. ~.
AT WALKERS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-05
CANAL COMPANIES TO MEET
WILL ASK JUDGE BOOTH TO DIS
SOLVE INJUNCTION.
Statement From Senator Smoot Con
corning the Action of Utah Coun-
: ty Farmers-FIood Threatened.

A move on the part of the city and
the canal companies TO protect them
selves against the restraining order
granted by Judge Booth at Provo on
Monday is expected to be made today.
y meeting Of the canal presidents and
representative of the city win be held
this afternoon to authorize the attor-
neys TO apply To the court for relief
and il is expected that without delav
an Application win be made to have
the temporary injunction dissolved.
city Attorney Stephens said last
evening that he had no doubt the courf
It Provo would dissolve the Injunction
as soon as the absUrdity of the prOpo-
SitiOn IS presented. 1t is ridiculous. he
said, TO say that the land on the shore
of the lake would be flooded by i'm
pounding up 10 compromise point the
water until spring for next summers
use, and even now the level is about
twenty inches lower than it was at
this time last year
It IS not at all improbable that pro
ceedings viii be instituted against the
officials and employees of the power
plant company requiring them to show
cause why they should not be punished
for contempt of court in taking out the
plank IN the dam in violation of the
restraining order issued against then
by Judge Hiles. It viii be pleaded that
the injunction from Judge Booths court
foTbiddinS interference with the ma
tural flow could not have been made eff
fective until the plank was taken cut.