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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-18
ENGLISH FRIENDLINESS.

EOLLOWING LORD SALISBUR"'S congratulations to
Americans general and Republicans in particular on
the outcome the election address from
Lord Rosebery former Liberal premier of Great Britain IN which
America figures very prominently and always IN complimentary
terms The occasion Lord Robsebe address his in
stalation as lord rector of Glasgow university.
Lord Roseberv much things as they are
but of what might been had British craftsmanship averted
m American war OF independence He peculated how the
INCONSISTENCIES of the American spirit would have made the
tisb constitution more comprehensive and elastic how Amer
ia would have held England back from European complications
and how the government the empire might have been shifted
from London to Washington
above all" saws the noble lord, there would have been
M secession no war of independence, no war OF 1872 WIN
M hitter memories these left America To secure that
priceless could be satisfied to see the DIiuSH ~
parliament sitting in Columbia territory,
ord Rosebervs remarks, however visionary and those Oh
ID Salisbury however Il-advsed show clearly one thing
a+ both LIBERALS and Conservatives OF England are
@ in their anxiety cultivate the closest friendship with TINS
-. To the east of her England continent tul OF
- nations ready to pouncc her opportune moment
I f1 her mowers strained to maintain the place
M has made for herself among the nations west OF ner Is
re, vigorous and constantly growing nation OF untoa "ea
I'D NIGHT An enduring alliance with tins country Wou mean
l assurance of Englands continued authority III inc
M nations and to this end British statesmen are OendlS '
energies with growing persistence 49,,
This country is be congratulated on the heW-oolii
fdhi Of England At the time this nation has every
chino n lose and nothing gam should the relations between
-, e countries be allowed pass beyond the spirit OF mutual
into the entangemens of an alliance The pains OF d
b1;r and OF an empire run side by sac anu t
r,tic would surely suffer by ronbound agreement WI"
Britain or any other nation
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-18

sequent immunity from further 76IS
cution so long as they remain good anu
VOTE RIGHT.
To those who have known TN" IHr'i-
of political workings of the past year
the above editorial was no surprise. ~
Cept in the apparent haste with +--.-.-
il was put out at this time l' " ~
confidently expected to come eventual
", but some pressure OF extremity mus
have arisen to produce 1T so soon a....
possibly the explanation might ". may
the exigenCieS of the coming senator. 10
election demanded it. There seems I'D
he q growing impression that ilt-.'t
as the present United States
and the COngTeSsman-ele a".
recognized as nOn-Mormons i' 81. '..-
only be a somewhat fair and aaa.-- DIE
division of the offices to select "a MOI
mon Republican for the other ~-
and this would hardly be 20 the .At-7
OF either the Tribune or its manage
tt is well known that for
months past there has been p" ..
Tribune stables an entry for this .t.
well-grOomed. tractabIe ana possess
of all the necessary qualitlcaI.N- ... -.-
a Republican standpoint, inr.A"..--
large bank account But alas a.--
aaIckl he happens to be of the "'..7
religious faith. The club has been .-
heretofore. The time has u7H ''
for saccharine methOds-heEea on. ..-
tOrial N''. .-'--
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-18
COLORADO'S CRIME.

4 WFUL AS THE CRIME for which the negro John
Porter burned death in Colorado its barbarism was
paraeed by the horrors of the execution II courts and
the law any civilized purpose they intended for
the punishment OF just such No auOc OF the criminal
justify the disregard Of legal procedure such characterized
the proceedings Lon and there be palaton for the
cremation of Porter.
Such happening the height OF popular excitement
before any reflection celebration
comprehensive but deliberate nchg planned and announced
beforehand and carried with hendish precision to be
peced only of Apahe Boxers neXcusabe and ndeensbe
The fact that Colorado has capital punishment may
for the determination the hend and far, fur
nshes argument against the abolition OF the death penalty
which procured sentmenasts the legislature couple
years ago. Had old still been effective III Colorado It
possible the disgrace the state enacted Lmon, might
have been averted
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-18
GUESTS OF THE CITY.

- He ENERGY WITH WHICH the various interests of Salt
and the inermOunain region have undertaken to
provide the reception of the National Livestock
cation in January betOkens unusually successful affair
The meeting yesterday showed that the business
community appreciate the Importance of the occasion and
will do everything make the visitors enjoy
while they here Delegates and their friends will
come BY thousands and the magnitude of their holdings
livestock ustes extraordinary effort make them remember
Salt Lake with pleasure
This CITY is so located that it should be the OF
rerous similar gatherings If the Livestock association hnds the
CITY good place convention will go far toward spread
inc Salt Lake and promote its growth IN Popula
ton and commercial importance
Aside from the direct benefit accrung from such conven
ton the indirect gain very great and there were 30 obga
tons of courtesy invited guests these will be- 1t would
to give the visitors great welcome.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-18
SHE WAS CERTAINLY CRAZY.

THERE CAN BE LITTLE DOUBT in the mind OF anyone
that the woman who threw the Ratchet the Emperor
William is insane. No with an intent to do
bodily injury tried carry by throwing
a Ratchet a the object of her hatred
Woman and the Ratchet incompatible, as natural
enemies woman and the
Occasionally law forced her have
90 the back yard and split kidding but
has always with damage her shoe leather than to
the kndnQ Whenever attempted the blunt end
on nail with the unvaryng result that her own and
not the product the has been the sufferer
With disastrous experiences III the use OF TINS
weapon range, would attempt to
make effective at ongdistance firing certainly while fiat
irons are plentiful The emperor to be congratulated that
he had an assalant If armed she
would BEEN with kitchen fiat iron had taken an overland
fling at him no of experience would have
saved has imperial from least partial destruction
A woman and Ratchet may be safely laughed at but a
woman and a combination to fill the souest
masculine with and trembling.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-18
A POst-EIeCtiOn ThrenOdy.

New OrlcansT imes-D nocrat)
cure
defeated laid low high above "
sol!
al tina Gin they
pull and plum
but by %
We so"
With precision and steady foresaw New York was
TO
in o conclusion the
who o So.
nextv ms
in
and on reeking sp
Of he
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-18
NEW WEALTH FOR MISSOURI.

4 COMPANY has been organized in Baltimore with SILL
4 100000 repued capital to exploit the mineral wealth OF
Missouri The syndicate is known as the American Lead
and Baya company which has purchased $4,000 OF land in
Washington county, Missouri and will lay out town. sink
holes build railroad and smeers and establish other plants for
the purpose developing extensive deposit OF baryta MN
era earth After being treated baryta gray powder having
sharp caustc alkaline and forms salts with acids 1t
used in the manufacture of paints plate glass in the refining
OF sugar and for other purposes.
The same company has contracted for the purchase of
sive lead and properties and wilt develop them also The
enterprise involves the immediate investment of $5OooOOo real
and equal in machinery the construction OF
railway and the building of a
Missouri certainly state of marvellous natural wealth of
varied
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-18
NEW PRISON NEEDED.

4 MOVEMENT IS ONFOOT in this city to secure new
city prison. The agitation originates among the good
. who been working with the prisoners, and
Is based and moral needs obvious that they
nc longer be dsregarded.
The condition of the prison disgrace the city. No
being ought be compelled abide in such pest
and the sanitary laws OF the city and
enforced building would be condemned ofand
menace the health of the community.
than this the fact that juvenile are
with old criminals and contaminated many
cases beyond hope of The authorities should take
prompt action when the IS presented them officially
and remedy the evils complained Of
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-18
a CONFESSED SLANDL FR.

FSS THAN A YEAR AGO the people OF Utah were beng
advertised to the world violators OF the law pledge
T. breakers poygamists dehers OF the federal
- t,ef oeoDe who were entitled consideration from
M rest Of the nation unworthy OF respect either IN law
morals or commercial relations
An OF these charges originated with newspaper in Salt
axe and due to the fact that the people nao Veh "
The Democratic ticket The real motive Tor TINS SANDER
80 ;nI yelled as new crusade in behalf OF the American
home and the purity OF life in tab Now comes the sequel
H paper having reaped the fruits Of It's SANDER assumes
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-18
u)by De Cnbune Dow FondIes De
PoIygdmisf.

To the Editor of The Herald:
PoIv~amv has been. abolished in
Utah by the constitution and by
the express command of the preSl-
dent of the Mormon church.
Plural marriages have. so far as
known, absolutely ceased Il Is
possible that some men out among
the poor MormOnS, who were long
ago involved with several wives,
c-d who have but one house, are
still living in poiygamY- II they
are we do not care; the object all
the time was to secure SuCh
--.--. change that pOIygamous marriages
should cease, and with it the
teaching of Dolygamy as divine
ordinance, and there was never
an disposition to bring UnneceS-
sary suffering upon the people The
business is working all right
The above paragraph is from an edi-
toriaI which appeared in the Salt Lake
Tribune of Friday morning last What
attracts attention is the source from
which it emanates and the remarkable
change of front, language and ideas
which seem to have taken place. When
one stops long enough to recall the
new crusade" which was inaugurated
inst one year ago by the said news
paper and it's manager for the sane
tftv and purity of the American home
when you remember the Vehemence
with which they protested against the
admission of Brigham II. Roberts to
seat in congress as "a peril to our IN
stitutions and a disgrace to the first
law-making body of our land when
YOU think of the avidity with which
items of neighborhood gossip as to pos
sibIe infractions of the law were seiz-
ed upon and exploited in the columns
of the said paper, even going so far in
an attempt to inaugurate another
reign of terror as to invade the GEM
eteries of the state and producing fac
smile the head-stones erected at the
graves of those who had departed this
life and were unable TO defend them
selves and their honor, and the indirect
accusations of recent plural marriages
when all these matters are brought
back TO memory it would seem that
some new and potent cause has accom-
piished this transformation But the
change is so radical and the job sc
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-18
varied sort.

The Denver Times is energetic journal On Friday after
it printed O'Clock telling how the Porter
from the train Lmon and hanged treste
Porter dead it said minute after his removal from the
train Presumably the Times got its extra the street early and
should done for the Times gave exhibit
of Journalistic enterprise comparable only the Salt Lake
Tribunes expose Of poygamous births in Spanish Fork
ago
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-18

Now Dr. Parkust planning ideal newspaper for New
York City. What's the with Horace Greeleys "Tybune
That's slow enough suit almost any of the dealstsCoorado
Springs Telegraph.
Too late! Another Trybune slower and deader than that
OF dead Horace claims the honor of being this church organ
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-18

governor OF Illinois, said Mr. Yates But there job that
still higher than either of thesebeg president If YOU don't
believe it Mr. Yates, ask Mark
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-18

Anxious Subscriber-It is probable you suggest
Mr. Lannans reputation purifier mpeed Boss Croker
him New York assist in the Tanmanv crusade
AGAINST vice.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-18

The price of calico is jumping skyward which
Republican prosperity will make the dresses
Of the poor valuable the silks and satns of the rich
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-18

Now that Emperor William has had a hache thrown at
him. will be qualified write book how it feels to run
for a political office in the other fellows district
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-18

Another of the dead being restored life has been
recorded. General Weyler has spoken
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-18

He RESULT Of the recent
election furnishes no legiti-
mate reason for any Demo-
crat to feel respondent or
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-20
COMING LocAL EgENrs.

The board Of directors Of the wichita
Hospital meets this morning at $50 at
the hospital
The regular meeting Of Pleasant Coun-
ell, No. -. Modern Tonties. occurs this
evening above 100 East Douglas.
The Thursday Afternoon Cooking club
VIII meet with Mrs II. W Lewis, corner
Of Topeka avenue and Second street, on
Thursday, November 2.
Special meeting OF Wichita encamp-
ment No. %. / o. O. F., this eening
Work in the degrees and making prepar-
atoms for a trip abroad
The art department OF the Twentieth
Century club VIII meet today at 2;S5 p
n. in SedgEick Music hall. Study Of the
early Renaissance painters.
Queen City lodge. No. %. D. Of H. has
arranged to hold 4 social at the home az
Mrs. Frank Werner, 1745 Jeanette ave
nue., Friday evening Of this week
All members Of the Retail Clerks Union
are requested to be present at the regu-
lar meeting Tuesday eening. Refresh
ments and business for members only.
The Benevolent society of the West
Side Presbyterian church viii give pro
gressive supper in the PaAace block Wed
nesday evening from 6 TO 10 o'clock for
the benet Of the church.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-20
HOG NAREET LOVER
Very Light Supply and Trad
ing Dull.
TOPS REST ON S465
Demand for Hogs Very Keen
MOT Near Enough,

Through most Of the day yesterday the
trading was dun and inactive, mostly
due. however, to a light run Of hogs
What we're offered were very fair aver
age hogs and were greed1y snapped up
by the buyers. who wanted more hog5
and were disappointed at the sack sup
ply Wagon hogs were all that came IN
sight clear Up TO late in the afternoon,
and even this division was short To-
wards the close the few car lots which
came NJ all began to arrive, and II was
late and long after the close when they
ell got In but so eager were the buyers
for all possible additions to their light
line Of purchases that they we're bid on
81 advance and promptly taken upon ar
rival. The quality was quite satisfac-
tory. especially on some Of the 0elated
loads one being extra 0ne. The market
quotation was sc lower, and cOnformed
with the quotations at all the big hog
Centers, IL being "a falling market every
where. Chicago again reached up and
beyond her estimate by 1000, and most
Of the other points had a heavy run,
with the result OF a nickel to 10 cents
drop in price. The exuberant feeling Of
Saturday was present and there could
have been sold a large line of hogs had
they appeared. and good prices would
have been paid. There was top OF
s. IS placed on good fat butcher hogs
and another point would have been adj
ded bad better hogs come in. More hogs
are wanted aud # is hoped the week VIII
Show greatly increased receipts.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-20

THE old reliable firm Of House & Wolfe,
OF Newton were shippers Of car or
heavy hogs which sold at good price.
Dennis Loomis, another regular shipp r
to this market had in car OF medium
weight hogs which sold on the close
hIr Abe Bcggs. of Kansas City, mead
hog buyer for the Armour Packing COM
ban-. was visitor at the yards Satur-
here and he expressed hims elf as orT
sell pleased. His company now have
permanent order at the Yards for boss
and though Il was a quiet day Yesterday,
thfs 0l9-rfr1p stock EXPERT readi' g real
lied the possibilities Of this market. Mt
Beggs is guest Of Mr.. Deck Parsons,
Armour's representative at this point
II wa heavy shipment day at the
Dold plant Yesterday. all standing orders
which were ready being wiped ont and
goods. several cars Of local niVed gro
ducts and a heavy express SHIPMENT. al
contributed to make 1t busy day. XII
ing of all the hogs on hand, cutting up
and preserving stock for reserve also
went on and closed busy week al
around
An the travelling statesmen of the Dcld
house who were near enough to ger IN,
we're at the house Saturday to make
their regular weekly reports. They aA
give q very heavy trade In az lines or
a3at rCir products with Increasing de-
mend for winter lines and poid famous
snecialties. The sausage season is now
on and John Rathman g force is crowd
ing every effort @ keep up with orders
v1rie-l les of sausage ana SPECIAL YES or
this house have made a c0usi antIy IN
creasing demand for them which n s
FaIf IS taxing 7n the Canaci1y of The
Department to keep mp with. Saturday
an the meats which were available cf the
KLINE IF Friday were worked ur. and
tho ~lle is now that he stock is pre-
pared each day from the killing n the
ia H-rn ri o.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-20
LIVESTOCK Markets.
KANSAS CITY.


Kansas City, Mo, Nov. 19.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, II 900; market steady TO 10 cents
lower; natives. 4.00d5. 30; Texas steers.
s. 0004.9O; Texas COWS, 2.25a3 .O5; native
cows and heifeTs $500. 30; stockers and
feeders, S2.4GG4.25; bulls, s2.35d3. so.
Calves. receipts LOO: market steady to
q shade lower. 4.25a5.90
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; market weak to
sc lower; bulk Of sales, s4.55dS .S712;
heavy, $475Q4.9O; packers, S4.S0d4 90;
mixed, 81. 75d4. S715; light, s.. S014. go; york
ers, $4.S5G4.sO; pigs, $4.70q4. S71k.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000; market steady TO
weak; lambs, $3.5005.50; muttons, $1.509
ST. LOUIS.
St. Louis, Nov &c tt.e-Receipts, g.
900; market lower; native steers. $500
SIS; stOckers and feeders, 50 1904 a:
COWS and heifers. 81. 0O76. 90: Texas and
indian steers, $3.20d4.3O; COWS and heif-
ers g.. 30d3. 40
Hogs-Receipts, $500; market to Joe
lower; pigs and lights, S465Q4So; pack
ers. S4.70f74 80: butchers. 81 s0d4 S7i5.
Sheep Receipts, 1000; market slow ma
tive muttOns, s.. 50674 90; lambs, "a. 25d5. ..
CHICAGO.
Chicago. Nov 9.-Cattle-Receipts. g.
600; mostly 10 TO 1Bc lower; butchers
stock about steady; natives. best on sale
today, two cars at s. so; good to prime
steers, $5.30d5.80; poor to medium, 81. 350
SO; selected feeders. g .75d4 40; mixed
stockers. 50. 2573. 10; cows. g. 65d4 .; heif-
ers, S2.7504.75 Gamers. 81. 50d2. 90; bulls,
s.. 250435: calves. 81. O0d5. Is; Texas-fed
steers. $4.O004. 80; Texas grass steers,
s.. 259p4 10: Texas bulls, s2506325
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; tomorrow. $1,000
estimated; left over. 1900; market ~ to
&c lower; closing firmer; top. 500; mixed
and butchers. 81 65q5. 90; good to choice
heavy. sf.S564.971a; rough heavy, $500
$50; light, $4.7004 s71a; bulk of sales 81. 50
$3.50
Sheep Receipts. zoo00; sheen and lambs
slow, Toe lower; good to choice wethers,
81 1901 20; fair to choice mixed S3.6O03. s.;
western sheep 81. 90d4 Is; Texas sheep,
81 5)d3.50; native lambs, 1905 10; west
en- limbs s. 500.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-20

This large four-sfery 1-HaizR u 4s-
ml-a5iy fired and furnished tsr ths care
az the SIX So lealhsene or contagious
diseases admitted lux a. otlsF slsssaas
that arc 1s-a-ly trsaese p 1es1ttals are
successfully treated here 1nclssIrg
q hiszy Cocaine ard EerFafns Haelts
aasolaesiy glsra-1-s1 Fensn. F.s1
c. single. can SID sass retreat ke1s
during confinement and A1Ee ID avsty
case fe.as f1r th- chs + rrsgsFs6. =
hoTae fsr sas posr aol rlca axe. - 81
operations aD5 za ~ rea-nsEs asa
free. sa5 tas ouly -azrEs t1at = z-a6s e
TIA ordinary -p.lal -. witch q fzst
ensuga Be- par i1a RAINING expresses g
fae 9n re best 70 ssts -es
gvea wien r-a4fes Wri-s ~ e-rr1 az
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-20
THEY MEET TODAY
- - 80 -.


at Babylon. At 10 O'Clock the 18th de-
gree, or Prince of Jerusalem, VIII De pre-
scented with the officers and dramatis per
sonae OF the First Apartment, which
is the court Of Zorrobabel; and the Sec
ond Apartment" which Is the colIrt Of
Darius. King Of Persia
Refreshments viii close the days Ia
bors.
Congressman James D. Richardson,
Bird. Of Tennessee. IS temporary acting
Grand Commander OF the supreme Coun-
ell pending the next session Of that body,
to elect a successor 10 the late Thomas
Hubbard Caswen, 33rd, recently deceased
a final business meeting was held at
the Cathedral last evening TO perfect ali
the details Of the reception this morn
ing
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-20

Huldah Silver was born In Warren
county. Ohio. June 10Th, 1921, and fei.
asleep in 3esus at her late residence
IN Dayton. Ohio, August 9. 1900. age %
years one month and % DAYS. Her hus~
band and four children preceded her TO
that better land. She Raves four child
den. one sister, one brother and many
friends to mourn her loss. she was
kind and affectonate mother, a good
neighbor and great friend to young
people Of her acquaintance. She d.d
not seem old except when you saw the
tottering steps. She united wiz the
Primitive Baptist church September q
fs4s. Her maiden name was Huidah
Cornell She was married April %, 1872
to W. n. Silver. After her husband
death. December a. 1874. she with her
two daughters, Laura and Wife. came
to Kansas, settling in Wichita on Jack
son avenue, and on October Is. 1887. she
went into the organization Of the PRINT
tive Baptist church az Valley Center.
where she remained a consistent memb2r
until some five years ago she with her
two daughters, moved back to Ohio Sc b.
Ting in Dayton. where she lived until
the Lord called her spirit Home 10 rest
The bereaved ones have the sympati 81
of their many friends fin wichita.
c " ATtFrFyFrTTPG
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-20

AIDA King Morris wife Of Walter Nor
ris. died at her home 2312 East Ninth
street, Friday, November 16. She was
born az Washington Court House. Ohio
December %. 1852 She was married O.
Walter Morris August 20. 1855. -Four
children were born to them all arr l.v-
Ing. In childhood she was converte5
and Joined the Methodist church and ha
lived a consistent Christian life. Du--
ing her three weeks q sickness she was
always patient and considerate Of 9th
ers. She often expressed her conhdence
in Christ and hope for the future and
assured her friends OF her readiness t.
die. The funeral services were held q.
p. m, yesterday Afternoon at the resi-
dence, conducted BY her pastor. Re
A. A. Parker.