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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-07
CONSCIENCE EASING.
~ A RECENT SPEECH

& \ a RECENT SPEECH IN NEW YORK on the subject
OF money-giving, Andrew Carnegie remarked tat men
frequently give without thought simply their con
sciences He then say that the right yv to give
was IN such manner would induce to do l. Sc and
he added that what he wanted engraved tobs n was
not what he had given but the those he had induced
TO give
Evidently Mr. Carnegie Of the opinion that the easing OF
ones conscience than compenates for the money eend
ed That charity sa good investment the charitable and
that the only really dismerested charity which induces
others to their conscience This brings new light on
things and brings many phanhopss have been looked
on as little more than nuisauces
The dcspised solicitor with the subscription list IS really
bonciacor only OF the poor OF the rich He IS public
conscenceaer who does good without first selhshly
stopping to his conscience by preliminary conbu-
ton The 5ar that the police continually moving on or
running in IS another beneiacor of his race going
does giving every chance his conscience always
ready and eager shoulder burden that IS humping
the back and bowling the head OF your conscience.
If AIR. Carnegie succeeds in getting MS theory accepted
IS likely to turn the IDEAS OF panropc heroes upside down and
may result III getting some faces m the hall OF fame Why
should not the bearded face OF Weag Walker who treessy
carries on his work among the acultua communities beam
down IRON the wall OF fame side b. side with he rotund
tcnance Of Marcus Aurus Hanna mighty constituencies
OF campaign times?
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-07
Observation-Disclosures FOR GORE

lv-il1faua T.. Carts In Chicago Record)
II is a singular fact that the only
blood-thirsty communications received
lat the White House and the depart
rpent of state on the Chinese question
come. from ministers Of the gospel
sepeciaIIv from missionaries Forget
ting the gentler teachings of CHRIST
they insist upon the application OF the
Ola Mosaic law in the punishment CT
tfYe Chfnese-an eye for an eye ana
tooth for tooth-and the utter
destruction of the cities IN which the
vFic<eEness has been committed Ihey
demand the lives Of the emperor and
empress dowager. and all the members
of lie court and the wholesale
Slaughter of the officials Of the govern
menf Many OF them demand that
PeICin shall be burned TO the ground
and the site sowu with salt. IL is the
sririf Of those who heweG Agag ID
rieces. before the Lord
THE Giles of the department OF state
are being rapidly filed with such COM
n9unfcations. and the writers often
threaten the president and the seere-
tarv Of state with vengeance n they
40 not abandon their pacific policy and
join Germany in the work. o. murder
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-07
ADJUSTMENTS


The sale for the Phil Margett's oene-
81 al the Theatre this evening has sur
prised the most SaagIiRe expectations
OF the nanagement The 0oDulsrff1-
OF the veteran actor. the guest" az the
OCCASION. and the general merit of the
announced bin. should certainly fiji
the house Many people would give
double the price of admission 10 VII
ness the one feature by the salt Lake
opera company. the second act of the
ChImeS OF Normany, leaving sentiment
out or the question Others. as in
dicated by Miss Adams course. esteem
it a privilege TO have a hand la the
com aetaoration Of Utah's btrth the
atrlcaily- salt Lakers have a pplendid
opportunity to show their aDpreciatf0D
of PM Marsett' and his pioneer stage
work They win doubtless make the
occasion whsst il should be.
"h hose Baby Are YOU continues
to mo So things lively at the Grand.
1-2s- @lshts audience maintained the
hisa average Of its predecessors. both
numerically and from the standpoint Of
enthusiasm.
= ne in the amusement column yes
terc2y save the impression that Viola
Atcn- the great star. had been engaged
tor The season by the Cummings stock
was shat Mss Allen and her. conrany
would apDear as sFeciai attraction
during the season
The box Office sale sor the Frawls--
season opens at the Theatre this morn
ins- Tickets may be procured or 70
served Tor sEy night during the week.
o
Phil Hunt advance manager Of Ten
nesse6s Pardner. is at the Kenyon.
This attraction .rakes an annual tour
from coast to cCas- II - booked for
the Grand for tie lass h-,s Of next
week ----...
Arthur c. Afston proprietor and
manager of the conraay. has many
friends and acgvain' 2nees in salt I axe.
For three seasons re w1s uaaager for
Ned Royle ana Henderson in Friends"
Mexico a87 'f,1ofain IEpu1ence. -
IIc brought the original production of
Friends a. Salt Take. EeHnc sSce'S
Pardner," which IS an adoption Of Bret
Harte's roa a1-e has been pro-
n0unced success under 1Ir. Aston s
management.
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PRIDE KEEPS HIM POOR.

milwaukee Cor Chicago Inter ocean,
Preterring poverty TO afiluence be
cause he does not care TO exhibit his
ioWly estate to rich relatives in Ba-
Vslria Stanislaus 3. Marcan remains
IN Milwaukee. and is conducting a lit
tie cigar factory at e95 Twelfth street.
instead Of going to the old country and
claiming his portion Of an estate
valued at 100000
Marcen left the cid country thirty
years ago to escape compulsory mill
tary service. and came direct to Mil
waukee. where he has since resided.
Six years ago his father died. and since
that time Marcan's oldest brother has
assumed charge of the business which
his father conducted before him. The
milwaukee cigar manufacturer says
he is unable to secure sufficient funds
here to Fay his passage to Bavaria,
and rather than enter into correspond
ence with his brother and confess his
poverty, he prefers to foreEo the privi-
lege of enjoying his inheritance, though
he said today that he knew if his
brother was aware he was in need of
funds that they would be forthcoming.
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The Sanpete Democrat has changed its the San
pete free Press not to mp any alterations politics.
but in order to obtain appeaon less partisan and in
Gicatve OF its general character Tie Free only
cleery edited Democratic Journal but also covers
field admirably II we'll deserves the sIccc that every OF
It's bright pages indicates It has iorccd
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-07
WHAT SHE THOUGHT.

Judges
Uncle john is one of these chaps who
are given TO the use of quotations in
their everyday tank. and he came one
cay, after several years Of absence. tc
visit his relatives. He was quite uueE-
pected. After he had greeted his broth
e. ard his sister-i-s-law he inquired for
the faby. Margie.
she is UPSTAIRS taking a nap" said
the little girls mother. Go up and
surprise her
So Uncle John went Up. The bed
room door was closed. lie Knocked
softly
who ith ft2'' asked sEarsie from
within.
'Ttis l. Be not afraid" replied Uncle
John. in fine bass voice.
Come in" said AIargie, after a short
interval.
h went IN. and was somewhat
astonishcd to End the little girl upoa
her knees, her hands clasped- her face
turned reVently toward the door. But
she jumped up Instantly.
why. Uncle joint, she exclaimed.
Vith a squeak E,xcuthe me,
thought you wath Jethuth-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-07
New Grand Theatre.

SEASON TICKETS now on sale at
the Smith Drug Co.
Prices of seats, 25c., see. and T5c.
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TIE SALT LAKE HERALD. FRIDAY. DECEMBER J. 1900

ana destruction. The merchant class.
whose communications are almost as
numerous. take an opposite view of
the situation. and ask for an early
settlement of the difficulty on the most
practical terms The department has
received d great deal Of interesting and
valuable advice from merchants who
have lived in China and who under
stand the character Of the people
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-07
A sone of Action

Chicago Timos-Ee-8-J
He wrote a qua train on her eyebrow
a sonnet on her throat
And her father put footprint
On the fag-eud of his coat.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-07
DerdIO
Specials
co fbe Ladies
Cape Special.

a0e are crowded in our cloak depart
menr with an kinds of good things. and
20 get the DeoDle acquainted with our
stock we are going TO do some tail sac
rtiict1S = selling It certain line O. C3pes
AZ lIGm Isl DIST cent to - per cent below
tl7e I1aGutactUreTs prices This - rather
expensive way OF introducing, but We
Know tE2t a hen You come 10 oIr store
YOU VIII see hundreds OF other things
thai yOu VIII buy. when You see what We
are selling Ter little mcnsy, that II VIII
b. payinS proposition TO us, ana
90 you. IN the end.
The CapeS we call your particular at
tenticn 70 are an excellent quality OF
Jersey erect. made in several different
slEIes. some double c5ped, with fur. or
Hercules braid. or with strap trimming
The prices were Si.15 - 500, selling
500 to $3.50.
a few Astrachan Canes. with anGcra
fur trimming. nicely lined with service
able SIM several STYLES and lengths The
prices were s. * 70 SO sotii1g now for.
$3.50 to 1878,
Then there are the heavy beaver e.
feCts. 6OUBle capped. with fur trimmed
edge, and ornamented with Hercules or
Soutache braid. The prices were 500
to sS.i5, Sei-@9 POW fO--
S1.65 to S4-75.
les 70 use to enuTaerate them. Tor we
have such a variety that il would take
lots of space to toll about them. so we
VIII simply invite you to call and see
these bargains, and you viii surely De
convinced of their merits.
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MR. LTTTLEFIELD's LEsE MAJESTIC
RK LETTLEEIELD OF ~

2 2 r LfTTLEFIELD OF MAINE introduced into the
IV8 house OF representatives or Wednesday ba pro
hblt the sale OF firearms, opium and inozcants the
aaors'nai tribes OF tic Islands OF tle Pacific ocean.
To man TIP tree Ibis looks like very dangerous action
for representative to take. Mr. Litced should know be
does not that congress and constitutional government have
nothing to do with the Islands Of the Pacific least with
o. those m the Philippine group The only aV that there
o OF the president OF the United States So far the Fill
po concerned the constitution and congress do exist
mere but one power the president and that power absolute
and final
Mr. Lteheds request that congress encroach the pre-
negatives OF ms sublime majesty. the sultan Luzon and pre
dent ol the Jned States, not only advsed but highly crin
@ 1t Is clear case OF lese majestic and such nothing bit
can save the reckless representative from dungeon and the
he2dsmlu's block.
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Las Vegas daily optic., 1900-04-25

At meeting of members of the pop
ulist party of San Miguel county At
the city hall, yesterday afternoon. ].
B. Allen presided and DIR. M. M. Mill
gan jotted down the proceedings. The
following named eight delegates were
selected to the Territorial convention
which is In session in the district court
room as The optic goes to press
this afternoon: J. B. Allen, DR.. M. M.
MIIligan, W. Wills. R. B. Rice, A. H.
1Ontoya, D. H. Hopkins, A. McGee
and D. J. Aber.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1900-04-25
April 25th. 1885,

IL "aA pouring 4uHu Ialu
The new freight depot was nearly
completed.
The old soldiers at Wallace would
organize a G, A. r. post.
Geo. J. Dlnkel and W. A. vinvent
started overland for Mora
Conductor Nudge and his little
work train were out picking up ties.
:. II. Brigham was Quitting for
an extensive survey Of land on the
Pecos.
Bailey and Miller had the contract
for running the extensions aof water
mains on Zion hill.
Mrs. Al Tison was down with the
smallpox at Wagon Mound ami the
children of Mrs. shafer at Springer.
A little widow on the east side de-
olared that the banana line had more
good looking conductors than any road
In the universe. ~
The saloon men had organized for
self-protection and elected Tom CillIns
president. ]. P. Johnson vice-president
and J. Frank Carr secretary.
DR.. G. P. Edwards would remove
to San Marcial.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1900-04-25

The crushing Intelligence has been
wired J. 3. Moore. lessee of the Plaza
hotel. his brothers. Robert and
Charles, passenger and freight con-
ductors respectively. Of the death Of
their father, J. s. Moore. at Campbeils-
burg, Kentucky. at the age of seventy
six years. It will be impossible for
the sons to attend the funeral, owing
20 the short notice and the long dis
tance they would have % travel; how
ever, they have the sympathy of every
body In their great bereavement.
Father is dead is indeed shocking
message to receive over the wires.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1900-04-25
Some information Obtained From Be-
hind Uncle Sans Pigeon Holes.

Guy Gaichel Is learning the run Of
the boxes a. the east side postofice.
A letter dropped into the East Las
Vegas once In a Santa Re postoiAce
stamped envelope Is held because the
writer forgot to address It.
Special postal service has been dis
continued et PintadA and star postal
Phervics has been established from Pin
ada TO Santa Rosa. Guadalupe county.
". 0. Edens. assistant superintend-
cot Of the fres delivery branch of the
postofice department, is expected here
in g few days. possibly to consider the
advisability Of soon establishing free
delivery system for the east side. to
which II is now entitled.
Postmaster Il. n. salazar Is prob
ably one Of the hsppiest men in town
today. Monday evenings mail brought
him the intelligence from the assistant
attorney general Of the postofice de-
partment, Hon. j. N. Tyner. that the
loss sustained by the postofice rob
berry last June. amounting to s2s7.14
and money order funds amounting to
$15477, had been allowed him by the
department. He instructed Mr..
salazar to take credit for the full
amount of the loss sustained.
Postmaster Carruth. Of the east side
once. received, Monday. stamps in
book form issued by the ppstofice de-
partment for the convenience of the
public. The books contain 12. "a and
4s 2-cent stamps each and only a cent
Is added to the value, Of the stamps
to pay for the cost Of manufacture Of
the book. Each page Of the book has
six stamps. interIeaved with paraffned
paper to prevent premature adhesion.
The books are of convenient size
to carry in the pocket or pocket.
book and will certainly prove pop
ular convenience. The covers con-
tain timely information for the public
regarding foreign and domestic postal
rates. money orders, registered letters
and special delivery.
Probably there Is as little known
outside OF a postofice Of the great
amount Of work connected with the
forwarding OF mail matter as Of any
part of the service. Take It in a
place with SO many transients in pro-
portion to the population as Las Vegas
has, and 1t makes a larges amount Of
extra work. At the East Las Vegas
Office there have been, left in the last
ninety days 4S9 forwards for mail and
1885 pieces of flrst-class matter sent
out. outside Of the second. third and
fourth-class matter. Besides the re
cent forwards, letters often come for
parties who have been away for years
AS each order and all matter sent
out under It have to be entered upon
the books Of the postofice, 1t can be
seen that forwards" are no light part
of the office work. especially in New
Mexico. ~
Las Vegas daily optic., 1900-04-25
PERSONAL PENcILINos.

Col. R. R. Thornton Is back from
Bland.
A. C. White is down from his Cherry
Valley ranch. stf
F. w. FTeck boarded the afternoon
train for Bland.
Miss BERTHE Hanson came home from
Watrous. last evening.
Homer Shull has returned to his first
love from Kansas parts.
Mrs. D. s. Davis departed for Kan
sas City. this afternoon.
P. F. Nolan and wife got away this
afternoon for Decatur, Ill.
R. L. Miller. formerly Of Las Vegas,
is here visiting old friends.
Henry Coke returned on today's No.
l from Springer and Ration.
Perry Barrett. Chicago; Modesto
Garcia. Mora. at the New Optic.
N. M. Abreu and Juan Ortega. from
country parts. register at the Central.
Col. Marcus Brunswick a. back
from a cattle and mining trip to lower
sections.
A. M. Blackwell and H. w. Kelly
are expected home from Denver. this
afternoon.
Postofice Inspector A. p. Fred
ericks was south-bound passenger,
last evening.
Mrs. w. H. Kelly and Mrs. F. c.
Mckay were booked for trip over
to Mora today.
Isaiah Robinson has been down from
his Mora farm with a wagon heavily
loaded with oats.
Joe Haeffner arrived from Kansas
City, and his arms already ache from
handshaking with friends.
T. F. Snodgrass, Ell Dorado Springs.
Mo-; M. H. Esfeld and wife, Terre
Haute, Ind, at the 81 Dorado.
Mrs. Bette O'Rear, after a weeks
visit to friends in the city. left in
return tolier home at Denver. Colo.
j. B.. Biddleman, saddles and har-
ness, st. Paul. returned today from
drive over to Mora with two teams.
w. G. Greenleaf, manager of the
Montezuma hotel, left for Las Cruces
this afternoon, on a visit to his wife.
Thos. Mccormick left this morning
for Chapelle to look at bunch Of
sheep which he is figuring on buying
Geo. P. Money. the assistant U. 8.
attorney, was passenger up from the
lower country on the early morning
| train.
Mrs. NJ. e. Magee and daughter, OF
Chicago, reached the hot springs today
from California on their second visit
to, our resort - is.FHez
Mrs. J. R. Hague and Miss Frye, Of
Topeka. were Albuquerque passengers,
yesterday. intending to stop on here
on the return trip. go
W. S. Standish was a lone passen.
ger up from Cerrillos, this afternoon,
though J. F. Williams is due to ar.
rive from that mining town.
Judge L. P. Wilson is down from
Ration and W. C.~wrigley has returned
to the Gate city with some signed
court orders in his pantaloons' pocket.
M. H, Westfield and wife. Terre
Haute. Ind; J. Leahy and wife, Ration
Wm.. Naeglin, Buena Vista; A. B.
Sweet. Denver; H. R. Haggard. Chi
cago; George -Lentz, Washington, d.
c., registered at the Plaza hotel.
W. L. Edgar, Albuquerque; Silva
Hermann, Cincinnati; Fred J. Ephlin,
Grand Rapids, Mich; l. C. Johnston
and wife, La Junta; J. c. Burnam,
Geo. D. Stetson, Chicago; T. NJ. Black,
New York; F. B. Huston, Mexico City;
F. x. Schoonmaker, New York, at
Hotel Castaneda.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1900-04-25

VIM. Baasch, chairman of the Boer
relief committee here, expects to make
Q remittance of $75 by the last Of the
week, to the general relief fund at
Denver, Colo. Las Vegas, as usual. is
always at the front, even in extending
her sympathy to the worse than per
secuted Beers.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1900-04-25

Do not fall to see the Cineograph
at the Duncan Opera house. tonight,
reproducing Fall the latest moving pic
lures, Including the genuine Jeffries-
Fitssimmons fight and a score Of other
interesting pictures as we'll as anus
ing, many Of which will please the
ladies and children. The Cineograph
leaves tomorrow for Santa Fe and Al
buquerque, at which places they are
to fill engagements.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1900-04-25

At the solicitation of her numerous
patrons, Mrs. M. ], Hunter will give
a dancing party at her restaurant,
Thursday evening, May Srd. Good
music has been engaged and an en-
joyable time is assured to all who at
tend. During the evening there will
be a laughable cake-walk, for which
a prize will be awarded. Tickets, in
cluding refreshments. s1,OO per couple.
44-2t
Las Vegas daily optic., 1900-04-25

Fred Boyer, superintendent of street
improvements in the city Of st. Louis,
has nearly recovered his lost voice
since coming to these healthful parts
He is now Willing away the time most
pleasantly up at the Harvey mountain
resort.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1900-04-25

Blacksmithing and wagon repair
work Of all kinds promptly and rea-
sonably done. Horseshoeing a spe--
cialty. All work guaranteed.
George & Co., corner Douglas ave-, and
Seventh street at rear of Aqua Pura
Cos. Office Colo. phone 2sO. 1Ss-lm
Las Vegas daily optic., 1900-04-25

Some 1000 tax suits have been
brought against delinquent tax payers
of San Miguel county. Parties inter-
ested will note the announcement Of
Collector Romero in another column
Of this issue and govern themselves
accordingly, or take the consequences.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1900-04-25

Several have asked Il the regular
season tickets to the, lecture course
will be accepted for Mr.. Schoon-
makers lecture tonight. The man
agement says; Yes, they win be ac-
cepted. of course" Tickets can, also
be had at the fifty cents; chill.
dren, thirty-five cents.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1900-04-25

The Optic has neither the space
at hand nor the disposition of mind
to publish the names of all the people
who are really sick-sicker than ever
before with the grip. But 1t doesn't
last long-that is, sometimes 1t
doesn't.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1900-04-25
peIInquents, Take Notice,

On the first Monday In May.,I viii
sell at auction to the highest bidder
the property recently advertised for
delinquent taxes, of all persons who
have not entered an appearance g inlthe
general tax suit now pending.
M. ROMERO.
44-1Ot Collector.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1900-04-25

Anyone having old gold or silver
can take 1t to F. J. Neims. the Bridge
street jeweler. and have made solid
gold Gun buttons. rings. etc. II you
have q clock or watch to repair Mr.
Neims guarantees to give you = first
class job or money refunded. 11S-1m
Las Vegas daily optic., 1900-04-25

The usual number Of hobos are be-
ing run in nightly by the cops and
turned loose next morning to prey
upon the community again. What's
the matter with that street commits
sioner and that chain gang?
Las Vegas daily optic., 1900-04-25

Juan F. Kavanaugh. employed at
Judge Ignacio BsQuibel's west side
store, was informed yesterday OF the
death of his sister. Sara. down at
Ortiz. He took the afternoon train
today for that place. 81
Las Vegas daily optic., 1900-04-25

Evangelist Brewer preached a power
ful sermon, last evening, on "The
Right Way" The interest was in
tense. Mr.. Brewer will preach this
evening on the subject OF "The Dying
Thief"
Las Vegas daily optic., 1900-04-25

Mrs. D. A. White and ]. H. Duncan,
sister and brother of Mrs. Geo. NJ. Hill.
who are here during the sisters great
bereavement, expect to leave for their
home at Kansas CITY next Sunday. 3
Las Vegas daily optic., 1900-04-25

Miss Emma Adlon's oil paintings
of native scenery at Murray's curio
are true to life and nature and are
admired by the many whossee them
daily.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1900-04-25
Notice of DIssolutIon.

The partnership heretofore existing
under the firm name OF Rosbier &
wiegand is this day diss0Ived by
mutual consent. Mr.. All Roster retiEs
ing and Mr.. Chris Wiegand carrying
on the business. collecting al opeys
due the firm and paying all accounts
contracted by the same firm asst :
Las Vegas N. M, April 25th, 1900. 5
Las Vegas daily optic., 1900-04-25

First-class board. by the week "a.
Sunny cheerful rooms with bath. Very
reasonable. Corner Eleventh ST.,
Columbia avenue. 1926
Las Vegas daily optic., 1900-04-25

Two 900 page abstract of title books
new and well bound for sale at bar
gain by J. M. Tafoya. west Las We
gas, N. NJ. 1926