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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-02
DETECTION of Funds.
Nndianapolis journal.

indianapolis JournaL)
Have your summer vacation plans ma
tured yet, Billy?'
"Oh. yes. but they had TO be side-track-
ed on account OF some summer notes that
also matured."
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-02
Plenty of Shocks In That.

Don't fail to hear Fred Graham's
tenor solo at Saltair. Choir day.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-02
The HEALTH OF YOUNG WOMFg

Two of Them Helped by Mrs. Pi,L,
Read their Letters.
"DEAR Mrs. PNRHAM:-Ians;-
years old and am troubled with =
monthly sickness. It's very irreo,,Ia.
occurring only once in two or tbr.,'
months, and also very painful. 7 49,
suffer with cramps and once In a Will
pain strikes me in the heart and I bs-o
drowsy headaches. Ifthere Is anvtbiro
you can do for me, viii gladly follo-s
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-02
PLOTTED IN AMERICA
Assassination of Humbert Plan
ned in Paterson.
ACC0MPLICES CAUGHT
NEW KING AND QUEEN GREET
ED IN MONA.

Rome, Aug. LIN the course of his
examination yesterday Bresci did not
deny that he had been designated to as
sassinate King Humbert 1t is now be
heved that the crime was arranged in
Paterson. n. ].
A man named Salvatore Quintavalli,
who returned from the United States
with Bresci and accompanied him to
an anarchist meeting in Paris, has been
arrested at the Rio Marina, on the
island of Elba. The police found on
him letters and photographs of anarch-
lists
When QuintavalIi was arrested at
Porto Ferrajo. a large crowd tried to
take him from the officers to lynch him.
He was taken to the prison with great
difficulty
Anton Lanner, who accompanied
Bresei from the United States. has
been arrested at Ivrea. In consequence
of these arrests the belief in the ex-
istence of a plot is increasing
Brescis brother, who is a lieutenant
IN the Italian army, stigmatizes the
crime as the most cowardly act of the
century. He had no news of his brother
for long time. and thought he was
still in the United States.
Parliament has been summoned to
meet Aug. 6.
1t is stated that Queen Margherita
will retire to Streia, to live with her
mother.
The clergy of Monza end throughout
Italy are holding memorial services to-
day
Great excitement is reported at Milan.
The troops are in readiness at their
barracks to prevent a disturbance. A
score of prominent anarchists have
been arrested. The police are active
and other arrests are expected to fol-
low.
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More Troops From India

Simla. Aug. Another brigade u
troops will be ordered to China toLl''
row
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Appeal to United States.

The canal company protested and
appealed TO the government OF the
United States on the strength of an
article in the concession providing that
should events Of main force arise, duly
justified and sufficient 10 impede the
progress of the work during the period
Of ten years, an extension shall be
granted" etc.
The company claimed that this con-
tingency had arisen, and asked for the
extension referred to. The last article
of the convention provides that IN the
event Of q misunderstanding between
the government of Nicaragua and The
company the subject should be sub
mited to four arbitrator who would
be selected by each partE.
Arbitration Is Demanded.
The company, upon the refusal of its
claim by the Nicaraguan government
demanded this arbitration. The Mo
araguan government admitted the in
justice Of the demand, but required that
all four of the arbitratOTS should oe
natives. The company refused 10 COM
nit its interests to the care of such
agents and United States Minister
Merry, at the instance of the state -.-
partment, interviewed in its favor 10
appears now that the arbitration has
failed, as the Nicaraguan government
claims, by the expiration of the period
allowed for its work, the GOVerum--t
has proceeded TO make the seizure nj
the canal cOmpany's property
The company has not yet been mo-
titled of this action and when 1T Is N.-
probably take some steps TO inhuen--
the Nicaragua government
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your advice.
Miss MARY
CONES, Aptos,
Cal, July 81,
1898.
a" DEAR Mrs
PINKHAM:
After reeeiv-
ing your letter
l began the
use OF your rem
dies, taking DO
Lydia E. Phi
HAMS VeCetabl
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-02
Body to Rest In Ro1I1e.

The ministers have unanimously de-
cided that the body of King Humbert
shall rest in Rome.
Fifteen thousand troops will pay the
last honorS.
The king and queen arrived in MOnza
this evening.
In the midst of a touching demon
StratiOn of welcome to King Victor
Emanuel, two strangers cried ''Vive
TAnarchia-" They were arrested and
narrowly escaped Iynching at the hands
of the furious crowd.
An EIberfeld dispatch announces the
arrest there of Guiseppi Bernardo, &C
cused of declaring that Emperor Viii
liam's turn TO be assassinated will come
next. He denies the charge, but is be
lieved to be an anarchist.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-02

and Minister WI at Washington for
them tc inform the respective foreign
secretaries
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-02-24

Recently we were congratulating our
selves upon the very able representatives
we should have at Paris on the board OF
commissioners. Now a charge has come.
The French government has served no.
tice upon President Mckinley that no
women officials are desired. This will
exclude Mrs. Potter Palmer and Mrs.
Sewall, both OF whom p, side Il Nc
Knley is willing to appoint. We sill
have two important repr -seDtdtives.
Mrs Henrotin and Mrs. Lowe. The
French overnmert conferred the title
Of Officer d Academic upon Mrs Lowe
ab ,ut year ago. This degree gives her
a recognized position in France.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-02-24

An important meeting, not only to,
club women, but to Nebraskans 10 gen.
eral. will be held in Lincoln February
26th. J his date will be called Nebraska
Product Day, and so far as possible
there will be on exhibition samples OF
the d fferent manufactures Of Nebraska.
Let not one club woman in the city fail
to visit this exhibit. | have no doubt
that a great surprise is in store in regard
to the numb.r and character OF our
home products. The motto Of our club
women should he Nebraska for Ne
bra5ka" The club women of Colorado
and, thiLk, of Kansas have pledged
themselves to buy home products first.
last and all the time. AS women are
largely buyers Of goo1s for domestic
purposes, The succe IS Of home ventures
largely depend upon their sympathy
and support. Support of home enter
prise means success and prosperity for
Nebraska. Stard up for Nebraska by
demanding home products when you are
buying for yourself or family.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-02-24

The music d. partment Of the Lincoln
wom4u's club under the leade rship OF
Mrs. E ,mes is rapidly becoming a center
Of great interest to unsteady Inclined
club women. The meeting last Friday
was Of UNUSUAL interest. the sui ct
under discussion being "ScarIatti and
Notation Miss Lally read a paper on
"Scarlatti and the Beginning Of Opera."
Mr.. Philip Hudson pIa, ed a sonata Of
ScarIatri. Next meeting. March I'd.
wifi he with Miss Befnice Merrill, l226
street.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-02-24

The so called woman's club movement
of the closing years of the nineteenth
century will be recorded in history as
epoch making. 10 order TO prepare
themselves to take the advanced posi-
tion-rather their proper place in the
scheme Of civrlization-thiSo organic alton
Ut women into clubs for self culture,
wider opportunities and broader views
OF life was one Of the preliminary steps.
Organization accomplished, the next
step was federation, means whereby
club women might come together in
consultation, for encouragement, Infor-
nation and inspiration. What the club
is to the individual, the federation is to
the cub. Every woman will admit, af
ter two or three years membership. that
the club has been broadening and en-
riching Influence in her life. One of
the most marked indications of the
trend OF the club movement is the in
creased interest OF women in industrial,
economical and financial questions.
Nearly every state federation in the
union has it's industrial and household
economics committees. At the great"
biennial of 1898 an entire session was
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-02-24

we do not need It. But unless man il
content To be simply an animal. better
fed and better pr ,tected than other ami
msls. ihinkiI z only OF himself and his
tistic sense. IL may be true, in one
sc nse. that We do not need the art OF
painting that it is not necessary To ex-
istence. IL we did away WITH art. there
would be change in tbs laws which
govern the world There would be no
difference Sd far as rength aGd order
are concerned. Philosophy explains the
idea Of divinity. but art portrays it. The
same beauty which has inspired some
OF The tenderest and sweetest folk songs
is felt 10 some pictures OF rural and do
nestle LIE. The time should be near
when the most competJDt artists should
be employed on drop curtains, for the
theateTs are the most popular places for
large gatherings % people for relaxation
and pleasure. "a picture is a painted
thought; the better the execution. the
clearer the impressions. Men first be-
came cone. rned with affairs pertaining
to the struggle for existence, and after
ward with the lDnging for eass and COM
fort. IL 10 true that 30 long as man Is,
by force Of circumstances, spending his
whole energy in a struggle for existence.
for food. clothing and shelter, there can
be little meaning for him IN art. But
when he is. in a measure. relieved from
the hard conditions Of ! fs he turns in
stinctively to the beautiful in the natural
and moral world. In Homeric times
the literary sense was moe developed
than the artistic. The three great arts
poetry, sculpture and painting
one common trait. and that is imitation.
A statue is intended to represent liv-
ing person; a picturs to represent real
people or landscape. A drama or 10
nance les to req ssent true characters.
occurrences and language. The ultimate
relation that literature has always sus-
tanned to art, is manifested in the fat
that the one has ever influenced the
other The illustrations ir books and
magazines are marvellous and delight
TO all. A recent edition CT ben Hur'
is said to be a perfect museum OF art in
the reproduce 90 OF Syrian life. There
is so much Of this kind Of art. and the
reproductions of old masters 10 the
standard magazines. that We have but
to follow G1ethes suggestion. and Fill
With the ideas ard sentiments Of your
age. AMI the work will follow The
next meeting will occur in two weeks,
when Professor Neigh will address the
department.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-02-24

A called meeting Of the Rushvil!e WO-
mans Suffrage club was held in the
count house Wednesday. February DIST,
at four ocOck. All the signers Of the
urged TO bs present, az final steps were
to be takea as to the continuance OF the
organization. A message from Miss
Gregg, state secretary, was read.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-02-24

The Omaha woman's club, having so
large an amount to pay. kindly sent
what had been collected. without wait
nj for the whole to be paid 10. This
money is being carefully used by the
executive board 10 extend the work OF
the federation so that every club will
have the benefit OF it.
The treasurer asks that club dues and
the five cent tax be paid to her, If pos
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-02-24

The Holland party given by the Lin
coin Century club last Friday evening
at the home of Mrs. Polk was SUCCESS
fully carried oIt 10 every detail. The
bright, warn rooms were a del ghtful
contrast TO the stormy night without.
The members Of the club and tn ir
assistants were 10 Dutch costumes. The
Fraus and Herrs were in evidence every
where. the former in white skirts and
aprons, with white caps and wooden
shoes. AS the guests came they we're
each served with cocoa. sweet cakes.
rock candy and raisics. After the guests
were seated, program illustrating
Dutch characters was rendered. Mrs.
Milton Scott read one Of Kitwyk's
stories on III bland life. A curtain had
been arranged and, as she read. differ
ent characters were impersonated by
Mrs. Hartley, Mrs. Noble, Mrs. Waite,
Miss Hartley, Mrs. Jones. Mr.. Scott,
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-02-24

OFFICERS OF n. F. W. C., 1899 & 1900.
Pres. Mrs. Anna l.. AppersOn. Tecumseh.
V.P.. Mrs. Ida w Blair, Wayne.
Cor Sec. Mrs Virginia ID. Arnup. Tecumseh.
Rec. Sec. Miss Mary Hill, York.
Treas. Mrs. II. +. DOane, Crete.
Librarian Mrs. G. NJ. LambertsOn, Lincoln.
Auditor. Mrs f.. J. Hainer. Aurora.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-02-24
GIBBS.
LOUISA L RICKETTS,.
CALENDAR OF NEBRASKA CLUBS.

February.
- WomanS c.. French. Lincoln
- Review and Art G.. Bellini. GiOrgione York
- Woman'S c. English History. .Stromsburg
Woman : C.. Important Events in
- ! English History During the
Reign of Victoria ........ q. Syracuse
. , Fin de Steele C.. Holland, Mitchell,
- Birds Eye View Of Arabia ..... Seward
History and Art c. First German
- CruSade--Reign Of frederick III Seward
. Woman c. Grecian and RO-
~ man utilization ......... North Bend
~ XIX Century e. Election Of Officers. Seward
-. woman'S c Household economics
~ Nebraska produce day. Lincoln
NJ Woman C.. Parliamentary practice. Omaha
-. Woman'S C.. Political and social
=" science ..-.. ......................Om Omaha
Sorosis. Yellowstone park-Nicar-
ii, aqua canaI--Botanical gardens
Of New Chinatown Stanton
Woman'S C.. The French Revolu-
n tion--Danton. Marat. Robes
pierre. ---... zee. .-...-Mihuth
y. Acme G. The age of Elizabeth. 1890. Wayne
p Woman's C.. General meeting 5000 Fairbury
History and Art c. English relations
- with the United States during the
-. Rebellion--ScOtt Jean IngelOw.
Kingsley. ...-...-.. YORK
p Woman's c.. Current Events. Omaha
- Woman's c.. German history .....-.. Omaha
=. Woman c.. Ethics and Philosophy. Omaha
p Woman C.. French conversation. Omaha
~ Woman's C.. Current events Lincoln
p SoroSiS. The BOerS. .......-.. Lincoln
49, ,The century e.. Netherland paint
- ! er>. -..-.-...----. -..-..--.--- LihV"ih
~ Woman's c., OratOry .........-...... Omaha
March.
l. Womans C.. Art. .-.omaha
l. City Improvement society. Omaha
l. Woman's c.. History ...........-....L Lincoln
>. Self-Culture c., Pot-pourri. ST Paul
woman's c., Municipal gov
ernment-- Comparison OF
Walt Whitman with Edgar
XIX Century c., Painting in Spain
History of politics. - seward
i. Hall in the Grove, Ancient Rome. Lincoln
3. Womans c. Child Study. Lincoln
J. Womans C.. French...... .-..Llncoln
. Fin de Steele C.. Taylor. Aldrich.
Whitman and Alma Tadema Seward
=, History and Art c., Niebelungen
- I Lied $500 ----.-- Se"'iu
;. Womans C.. Literature ........ North Bend
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-02-24

Patronizs home industries and build
up Nebraska.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-02-24

To clubs Of ten taking The Courier the
annual subscription price is seventy five
cents rs cents. Regular subscription price
one dollar Per year.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-02-24

The thirty second annual conven-
ton Of the n. A. w. s. A. was in SEES
sion Frebruary Sth 70 18th in the city
OF Wa. hington. The official call for
this meeting, signed by Miss Anthony
and o'heus, said. The nineteeBth
century WAS Call, d by the prophet.
Victor Hugo, the century Of women.
Since the dawn Of history exceptional
women have demonstrated by their high
abilities as inventors, skilled wmkers.
poets, artists, teachers and rulers that
in the domain OF intellect woman was
not under the ban Of nature, but under
those OF statute and custom. But for
the mass OF women the nineteenth cen
fury has been the only epoch in history
which has given them opportunities %
women or rights as human beings. To
stste The difference in the position OF
women in all tel, 8 OF activity between
what it was i" the beginning Of the GET
fury and 10 now at it's close would be to
present a series OF brilliant transform
atoms SURPRISING the magic creations Of
Aladdin's lamp. The way up the heights
Of womau's advancement has been long
and step, but il has not bsel drea'y.
The consciousness Of giving the world
forward movement along the path IL
liberty is the highest reward that is
vouchsafed to human effort The grea =
eet men OF the c-ntury have walked
with us. Poe Is have sung for US propf
els have inspired us with visions VI sue
C. 81 statesmen have made courts and
forums ring with elequence in our be-
half. Stones have blossomed into roees !;
scorn has become applause timidity,
opp sitiou and indiffereL ce have changed
into grand chorus OF appeal for wo-
man, equality before the law. Let us,
then. close the nipeteenth century with
a convocation which shall be a jubilee
for our successes and preparation for
the twentieth century, which is to be
not mans nor womans, but humanity 6.
The Household Ec ,nou.ics society Of
New York ia attempting to solve the
servant girl problem.
The wife OF DR.. Parkhurst has stood
close bef ind him from the very begin
ming OF his active work OF reform. She
is a woman OF much strength OF charac-
ter and has been Of great assistance to
her husband. DIR. Pdrkhur>t confesses
he could ut YER have attained the posi-
ton be now occupies 10 the clerical
world without her able and sympathetic
assistance. Since DR.. ParkhuEst has
consecrated himself to the public veal,
he has been accessible to all VITO come
with their varying tales OF want and
Woe. 1t is estimated that their door
bell rings one hundred times day at
times Of special unrest. much ofteLer.
There are only two maids kept in this
household and frequently MRS. Park
hurst answers the bell. Every caller is
taken TO Mrs. Parkhurst first unless be
can show a letter Of APT O. ntment from
the doctor. Tie hours for general re-
ception are from five to six in the after
noon, lust before the evening meal,
which is often kept waiting until eight
O'Clock. MR.. Parkhur=t first listens to
the wants Ut each one, Sitting out those
whom she feels it best for her husband
to see, and caring for the others herself.
The art department OF the Lincoln
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-02-24

The art department Of the Lincoln
womans club enjoyed an especially in
teresting meeting on Thursday, Febru-
ary 18th. at the club rooms. Mrs w.
T. Damn talked OF art and literature.
Mrs. Damn is very familiar with art in
all it's phases. She said there is com
mon impression that art is thing apart !;
that it does not belong to our lives that
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-02-24

sible, before June ls', as she will not be
in Nebraska during the summer. and
there must be no chance OF drafts or
money orders misscarr!icg.
Adelaide L. DoANE.
Treasurer n. +. W. G..
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-02-24

The Household Ec ,nou.ics society OF
New York ia attempting to solve the
servant girl problem.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1900-09-15
TELEGRAPHIC ITEMS

Richard Croker lets 10000 that
Bryan will win.
a new cable connects Germany and
the United States.
II @ Alabama easily made seven
teen hLots without driving.
Twtuty-eight todies Lave. been
washed ashore at Cape Nome.
It may be some months before
successor to c. p. Huntington is
elected.
All grades of sugar were advanced
| five cents hundred pounds on Aug.
Goth.
The Supreme Lodge. Knights OF
Pyth.as, viii meet ut San Francisco
next year.
The Mendccino (Cal.) mud vol
canoe arc again active and their
roar can be heard eight miles.
A negro assassin at Chcneyville,
La. wanted TO Lang himself but the
mob cfuscd and lynchcd him.
Bishop Morcland of Sacramento is
going to Porto Rico to establish the
Episcopal church in that island.
Kruger and his chief officers are at
Rclsl ruit, sixty miles from the Portu-
guc:t border on the line of the rail-
road
Lieutenant Commander John A.
SheGrman, U. S. N, is dead. He
made a reputation as senior watch
officer of the Nipsic during the
Same an hurricane of March IL, 1889.
Shcalman was the last man to leave
the slip, and rescued many lives.
Tod Sloan, the jockey, has
q bot: It two horses. They are Lady
n Massey, u three-year-old, which hi
q rode to victory at Sheepshead Bay
in recent race, and Longshoreman
a two-year-old. The total price was
s14, eco. The horses will be shipped
to England.
+ a lot has been discovered to burr
0 Shau ghai. Europeans describe tho
O sire, is as unsafe after nightfall,
Tic lately missing transport Cali
J. torniac, put into Guam disabled.
Tic plan to make Ii Hung "A vir
tual prisoner was opposed by Rus
sia and the United States.
l. British comment is general
d unfavorable to the Russo o-America
is plan to withdraw from Poking an
let the imperial family return.
The looting at Peking proceed
industriously and openly. The off
GERS of every nation except Amer
cans ignore the order against lootins
le General Gaselee, the British con
IN mauder with the allies, has counter
Is mauded his order summoning mon
I'd troops TO the north, and it is proI
I'd able the British troops will go
Annoy.
~ 4 Chemulpo correspondent say
~ that Russia is pouring thousands
Cos sacks from the north into MAJ
chUria, and report says no huma
sou. is being spared, and a widc-opc
trai. = being left as the troops pre-
forward.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1900-09-15
Bubonic Plague at Glasgow

30Elevcn suffering
here five others have symptoms the plague
81 The following cabcgram today received by
the Marine Hospital Service:
GLAsGow 3!c local Board of Health declares Glasgow in
plague the hospital
to day.
THOMAS
GLASGOW Sept 1.-The health officer has issued notification
admitted the hospital this
morning There ghttee under observation neces-
ag operating house Some of those first
aft with the disease improving.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1900-09-15
Hon. Arthur, Sewall Dead.

BAT Me- Sept 5Hor Arthur Sowa deid of apopeXy at $50
Point about twelve miles this city
He "a years of
For he Mac representative the Democratic Ma
made the choice his for Vice
Sewa survived by Harold NJ Sewal who
Hawaii and William Sewal who
il in busine a Bath.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1900-09-15
Accept With Condition.

WASHINGTON Sept 5Prescn Mckinley has received reply the
President Grover Cleveland
appointment member of The Hague commons Mr. Ceveands
reply viii public but understand that he has attached
acceptance President Harrison agreed
letter received the White House.
additional commissioners will be appointed by the President
Secretary State Oey and Secretary State Day
mentioned in connection with these appointments
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1900-09-15
FOREIGN NENA@
Big War Brewing.

CHICAGO August Miles regards quite possible that
conflict the result from the conflicting interests
China.
the Chinese crisis has passed
possible that The conflicting in
general conflict which will involve
the civilized the modern times The danger
the that the will attempt the dsmembcr
of Russia
the lines the reported agreement
between them result peaceful outcome from the present ua
ton
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1900-09-15
Nigel Jackson
GENTS SUITS CLEANED
AND PRESSED
Ladies' Skirts a Speciality

THE BERGSTROM MUSIC co.
Wheeler q Wilson, Chain
and Lock Stitch Machin s
Sold on Installment Plan.
Orders taken for Sheet Music,
Piano Tuning and Repairing,
All Orders will Receive Prompt.
Attention.
by Office Adjoining lao Stables.
WAILUKU, MAUI.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1900-09-15
Britons Urged to accept Withdrawal.

London Sept 5Th Chinese Minister here Sir Chh Chin ofeng Iuh
cable
according Shagha Ii Hung Chang which the latter is
quoted saying:
Peterurg Minister las persuaded Russia leave Pekng
You useless if you persuade England.