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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-07
TAYLOR'S COMPLETELY.

''Many a man has been hanged upon
less evidence than that which connects
Mr.. Taylor with the assassination Of
Governor GoebeI." says Henry Waiter
son. and he goes on to review the at
Jitude of Bradley and Taylor and the
incidents and preparations leading up
10 the preparation of the crime.
TaylOr's advent was arranged for by
Governor Bradley, the Republican gov
emor whose term expired Jan /. who
reorEanized the militia on a partisan
basis. The Louisville & Nashville
Railway company had guaranteed Tay-
lor's election and by fraud. intimida-
ton and tissue ballots undertook TO
make the guaranty good Everything
was 20 be hoped from corruption. but
nothing was TO be left to chance" SAYS
the Courier-JournaL If the plan 10
buy out succeeded, well and good; but,
if it failed. this mighty man of war
had no thought of surrenderug the
place he Professionally held"
Taylor lost no time in wedding out Of
the state militia every Democrat and
every Republican not partisan enough
for his desperate purposes. "The next
thing, says Mr.. Watterson's paper
which, by the way, is no longer regard
ed as a Democratic newspaper in Ken
lucky, the next thing was to bring to
the state capital "a host of wild noun
tain men reckless Of human life. used
O.. the hqu11fno 1f HFa1r.r,,,. -,,y7 4,.-=-..7
10 covert and safe assassination"
The mob was indamed by Taylor ora
tors and the agents of the railway he
hind the conspiracy. the mountaiuaars
were filled and crazed with drink
promised military and civil protection
and, 10 prove ,Jheir immunity when
ever one was arrested for drunkenness
indecency or disturbing the peace. even
when caught red-hauded. ne was
promptly pardoned in advance .nr rr5aI
"a public notice that they and tbeir
comrades. called to the capital for
specific purpose, might do their worst
and be sure of executive cIemaDc,- p,
Taylor went still further TO enlist .tbsf~
support IN any damnabIe scheme 1,a
might suggest; he began TO pardon no
Jorious criminals Of the class and CLAN
wsAh which he surrounded himself His
every act was a disregard Of decencv. q
defiance Of the law. an inducement 70
crime. a ryundabout but certain route
Ia anarchy. he put q premium on muir
der and the logical result Of his con-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-07
THE STATE PRESS.

Price Advocate; Hon. Bill Glasmann
has invaded the Sanpete country with his
stereOptiCOn views and Republican league
laWbOne accompaniment The people over
there are no sooner free Of the smallpox
than anOtf plague OveTtakes them. Bill
mas the permission of folks hereabOuts TO
pass uD this mans town.
Grand Valley Times: Senator Rawlins'
speech in the senate last week in opDosi-
ton to the gold standard bill now before
congress was a masterpiece. Utah has
but one representative in either house Of
congress but he appears all right.
Payson Globe-Header: England need
not expect 10 accomplish very much I'M
I'll the Beers kill off all the medal spang-
led officers of the British. They are un-
dCubtedly the poorest lot Of generals that
ever attempted to conduct a campaign If
the Beers are wise they viii quit killing
of the enemy's officers, for more can be
accomplished by letting them live
Salina Press: What a howl would 80 up
IL the newspapers were to criticise the
individuals as freely as the people do the
paper. Every issue of a reputable news
paper is mantle of charity. and matter
left OuJ-trutE, not gOssip-WOUld often
equal in volume the matter published. If
an editor would get out cold fact edi-
ton and climb a tree, what a picnic ne
would havei
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-07
SlBLEY SAYS FAREWELL.

REPRESENTATIVE Sibley has succumbed
TO "the Establishments OF wealth" after
all. Most men who desert a principle
linrer in its vicinity and profess a
friendship for it even while giving aid.
comfort and inside information to the
enemy.
Mr.. Sibley. however, is not a sneak.
He has abandoned the cause Of BIZ
metauism and makes no pretension OF
devotion TO it which he does not feel
and demonstrate. As many Republicans
have come over to the party of silver
he has gone over TO the party of gold.
Yesterdays dispatches contain the an
uouncement that. after serving notice
on his Democratic colleagues, he had
taken up his bed and walked to the
Republican side Of the house.
There was nothing surprising in the
announcement. Whatever Mr. Sibley
may have been in times gone by, what
ever representations he may have made
to his constituency in order TO secure
an election as a Democrat, he has been
one of Mark Hanna's closest advisers
and adherents since the present con-
Eress assembled.
Representative Sibley began to mani
fest a change Of heart when he became
interested I'M the Standard Oil syndi-
cate-having been an independent Oil
refner up to a few months ago. He is
noW a champion Of corporate centraliz-
alton. an attorney for the trusts. His
defense Of the Case surrender to Wall
street gamblers indicated more than
anything else his change of heart. He
upheld the secretary of the treasury in
favoring the Standard Oil banks as a
matter of personal interest, no doubt,
and his remuneration Of silver and es-
pousal Of imperialism followed very
naturally
His welcome in the camp of the
money trust recalls the effusive greet
ing extended TO an erstwhile champion
of the white metal heTeabOuts who pre-
ceded the Pennsylvania congressman
by a few months.
One prominent Republican journalist
remarks; Mr., Sibley, once one of the
most frantic free silver cranks in the
country, has now come over almost en-
tirely TO the Republican party admit
ting frankly that the logic of events
has proved that his former position was
a mistaken one"
Another, which calls him "a states
man of rare foresight and sterling
character" referred to him a few weeks
ago as "a demagugue and a dangerous
type Of politician" When the money
trust reaches for a man in four cases
out of five YOU might as well bid him
farewell.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-07
TWO KINDS OF POLYGAMY.
columbus Press-Post.l

.
The congressional investigation into the
appointment of p0lygamist Titan post
masters by President Mckinley viii not
result in a Illumination of the much-mar-
ried presidential aypointees like that
which overlook Congressman Roberts. but
it villa least show the people the line
distinction which the president and his
supporters draw between Democratic and
republican pOlygamy. Ine investgat zion
inspired by the LentZ resolution has gone
far enough TO prove thaJ the iFIan post
masters were known 10 President McNi
ley as pOlygdmlStS WEen ne apJO.Dtt4d
them. The TTleu0s of the adm slrdtIou
have tried 10 defend Mr. Mchln.ey on
the somewhat uncOmpilmentary ground
that ha did not know what manner OF
men he was appointing. but the evidence
10 me contrary Is CoCumeuuarl ana po.u.s
TO but one cOnciusIUn-.nat me Dres... .,..
knew quite as much aDout has pJatmas-
tsrs as me peOpie OF Mr.. RoJ6rLs dls-
trlet knew about tne-r Congressman.
Inc investigating COumIltee. bong
strongly republican. is not likely to re-
port a nndIng consistent with gne ,Is
put the Lentz resolution. which he
foundation Of lis lab1rs in this ca :
at least brought the ddminlstra. . Id.
renders 10 the necessity OF plead ne 90. ar
ancs as the president 5 only excuse Co ar,
alldnce with pOiygamlsts. Inc best the
Republicans can say is that "COor dear
MT Mckinley did not know" and when
asked 10 explain whether it is nor abOuf
time to get president VINO does know
MS plain duty once in a while. of course
the argument becomes personal . and
the opponents Of both Democratic ANA
Republican polySamy are accused of
making unseemly attacks" AGAINST the
president. For the discovery Tnat there
are two distinct kinds of pOlygamy. the
country will have to thank the Ienfz res
Olulon, ana for She discovery thar the
president makes appointments wifhouf
knowing anything about the public or
private records OF ms app0intees the
country will have to thank the admins
tration cuck0os whom the I.entZ rescue
ton mas driven into a corner.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-07
POEMS WORTH READING.
To Omar.

To Omar.
Carolyn Wells in the Century,
Omar Kbsyyam, you're a jolly Old
Half sSbaritic. and standardization,
Not a bit mystiD. but unitarian,
Fond Of q posy and fond OF dram.
Synboilst, p0et, and clear-eyed plilos-
Had YOU a wife am sure you were boss
Yet you'd be ruled by the cOQuettish toss
of her
Garland-crowned head at you, Omar
khayyam.
For there is vanity
IN your humanity,
Else your urbanity
We're but a fam.
And the severity
OF your austerity
Proves your sincerity,
Omar khayyam.
Wei I remember when first you we've
Psrsi aT- M poesv ably Fitzgeralded;
Impulse said buy you-and 10 my perm
Vow a meek slave to your genius I am.
Some Of your doctrines TO US may seem
Though we admit that the themes are
But Your IDEAS, are they really translate
Into our languages, Omar Khayyam?
All iCebriety
Seems but propriety.
Truth but sham.
And the reality
OF your carnality
Courts immortality,
Omar Khayyam.
From the grave depths Of your massive
tranquility
Thoughts you produce. knowing well their
fUtlity.
Thoughts that you phrase with fatal
facility
Hurl with the force Of a battering-ram.
But we care not though your message De
cynical,
Not very -creedal and scarcely rabbinicai:
We, your adorers. put you on pinnacle,
For that We love you, old omar hhay-
yam.
Though you're erroneous,
Still you re Harmonious.
And you're euphOniOuS
In eDiETam
Ger the censOTiOuS
You are victorious;
We hold you glorious,
Omar khayyam.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-07

Champ Clark calls the attention Of
congreE5 TO the. Inconsistency of raising
a TOW over the vanishing system Of
polygamy-i in Utah wAile giving the sui
tan of Sulu a salary upon which to
maintain his 800 wives. This distin-
guished Republican official" said ne,
gets $3.50 a month and the keeper of
his EaTem S85 a month. If this keeps
on. the time viii come when no Re
publican Official VIII be properly
equipped without a harem and a keeper
Of a ha~em." Champ concludes from
recent observations, that pOlygamy is
an offense only when praetioed by Dem
ocrats-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-07
IN OLD KENTUCKY.

Topeka Capital: The cOwarjly assas-
sination of Senator William GOebel. the
Democratic contestant for the governor
snip. Is one Of the very natural results Of
the long heated canvass and the -wrangIe
over the election. All who are familiar
with the Kentucky methods of settling
personal and political troubles have eX-
pected something Of this kind for the past
two weeks.
Kansas City Star: What is needed I'm
Kentucky is the substitution Of a free
ballot for free bullets.
Leadville Ierald-Democrat: A good
deal Of the trouble with Kentucky is in
the hip pocket.
Chicago Record: Ii is time for the citi-
zens of Kentucky to have done with talk
of force as a means of settling an cleo
ton dispute The men who go about in
threatening manner with arms should be
arrested as distuTbers of the peace.
Denver News: In a word Tavlor has
destroyed popular government i'm Ken
lucky and replaced it with a military
government, of which himself is sole die
tatOr.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-07
WITH THE EDITORS

indianapolis Sentinel: Senator Allen is
quite right in saying that the Gage scan
DIAL in the National City bank affair VIII
not down. It is as corrupt q performance
as has been exposed in many years.
New York Tribune: It wouldn't be a
bit surprising if il turned out that Colo
mel Baden-POwell mas been improving his
leisure time at Mafaking in writing a
comic opera
Pittsburg Post: It ought to be voted
treason" TO oppose the trusts in any
way, as attempted the other day in senate
opposition to McKinley's imperialism in
the Philippines.
New York Mail and Express: Since the
opening Of the big drainage canal fish are
being caught in the Chicago river and IL
serves them just right. A fish that will
go swimming in such stream deserves
no better fate.
Omaha World Herald: The administra
ton organs hasten to WASH their hands of
Governor G0ebels blood. il will be re-
membersd that Plate and a gentleman
named Macbeth also washed.
Chicago Vows: Poet and Essayist sted-
man. after thirty-three years on the stock
exchange of New York, has retired Mr.
Stedman realized LOwelTs reference 10
Emerson as keeping one eye on Parnassus
and one on change Tar better than even
the practical philosopher and essayist Of
New England.
Cleveland Piaindealer: The new emDe-
Tor of China may not have his second
teeth yet. but he'll always have the old
d0wager empress at his elbow 10 cut uD
his food for him.
Washington Star: The German emperor
takes great pride in his record 2 a hunr-
er. He might be persuaded t8 enroll him
self as enc Of the admirers of ex-Presi-
dert Cleveland.
Boston Herald: The extensive confa-
grafton in Honolulu. which aDDaar- -
have been permitted 10 rage unchecked hi
order TO cisinfcct the city for the l.u-
homie plague. recalls Charles Lambs e.
say on roast pix That delicacy was not
discovered until the pigs1ies were Ser on
IRE and the occupants roasted by the
flames fhey fed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-07
New, Pretty, Bright Spring
Wash Goods Stacked Sky
High On Our Counters.

Egyptian Tissue Corded effect. in al
the new cOlOTings, plaiGs. stripes and
checks, these goods will sell as h.El
as soc later on you can buy On
them now OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES vyJ
Real Scotch Corded Novelties. worth
CSC; 30 inches wide ana absolutely
fast COlOring; you can buy 9En
them today for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gu
200 pieces new fancy weave Outing
Flannel, bought especially Tor spring
wear, in light, medium and dark
these Outings were bought before the
advance A beautiful line TO- lola
select from, only .-.-.---.-..-. q ~
Our regular S1.OO two-cIasp Kid Glove
in all the new spring shades Lr-
GLIDING black, you can buy sur
them this week fCT.............. -vJ
Our Mocha Gloves, in brown gray and
black, cur regular $50 number. the
most substantial bicycle Hr street
Glove ever offered I'm Salt Qf l8
Lake City, for this week at---} Asay
A bran new line of c. B. C0rsa-S. that
viii be found on our counter this week
cheaper than ever before heard a-
These Corsets are worth $780, N@
$500 and $3.50; for this week -5s S-
S1.25 and $3.50
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-07
SOCIETY NOTES.

Mrs Arthur Brown has invitations
out for cards tomorrow afternoon.
Miss Elois'e Sherman, who has been
visiting in the east during the past
three months, viii reach home today.
The Misses Howat entertain in
formally tomorrow afternoon.
The open session at the WOman's club
yesterday was enjoyed by a large num-
Der OF friends.
Judge and Mrs. Bach left yesterday
for San Francisco.
Ex-senator Arthur Brown left yes
terday for California
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-07
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
Yesterdays Record at the Local Of
fee Of the Weather Bureau.

Salt Lake City. Utah, Feb G. 1900.
Maximum temperature. IS degrees; min
imum temperature. . degrees; mean tenn
reratiira rs degrees. which is Z degrees
ABOVE the normal. Accumulated excess OF
femparature since first of month, 5 de-
grees: accumulated excess OF tempertt uIe
since Jan. l. 2S2 degrees Total preclplJa-
ton from q d. IN. 10 p M inches
accumulated deficiency Of precipitation
since drSt of mcnth "a inCh accumulated
deficiency of precipitation since jan J.
IA inches.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-07
REFLECTIONS OF a BACHELOR.

Never count your chickens tn vo,,'re
dead sure they're not geese
no man who isn't married can aDDra-
clatc what the white mans burden Isl
4 n-slake is never much more lhan half
about IL.
The woman who can put on her shoes
without sitting down on the Goor is
about as rare as the man VINO doesn't
hang up his neektie on the gas fixture
The average woman has a lot Of rous1s,,
nightgowns for her husband and one mink
silk one with lace on 1t that She wears
When she goes away to stay all night with
some other woman.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-07

TIE ee.ection Of Mrs. Potter Palmer
as q member Of the commission to rep
resent this country at the Paris expo
sitiCn wiz give general satisfaction,
even if Commissioner General Peck does
object to women On the beard. Evil
IDENTIFY he is not hen Peek,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-07
AN ENTERPRISING PAPER


PaysOn Globe-Header)
The Salt Lake Herald moved into its
new quarters Monday and never missed
an issue. The Herald is an enterprising
paper fun of snap ana vim and will make
things hum in its new quarters.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-07

Says Secretary Hammond: Il am not
a candidate in the eer=e of soliciting
votes before t5e convention. but if 1
dlCuld be IGNORED with the nomination,
I am too loyal a Republican to decline. 4"
Why, OF course. James is entirely too
loyal to dec,ire a nomination for office.
H1J Whole Efs has been enc of Unbroken
and undiminishing loyalty. He has
served hia country in this way for a
quarter Of century, with a patience
and parg= -ence> efm0st touching.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-07
POPULAR STUDIES IN

Contributors 70 this course: DR.. Ed
ward DOwden. Dr.. William j. Rolfe. DR..
Hamilton w Mabi6s DR., Albert s. Cock,
DR.. Hiram COTson, DR.. Isaac n. DEM
mon, DR.. Vida d. Scudder ard others.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-07

crows.
one Of the most harmonious and
thoroughly representative meetings Of
Democratic leaders that ever assem-
bled in Utah met last evening in the
ONCE Of the state chairman to discuss
matters pertaining to the approaching
congressional campaign. From the at
mosphere of Friendship and fellowship
which surrounded the assemblage it is
evident that a determined and united
effort viii be made To carry the state
by a largely increased majority. Many
questions CT Importance were consid-
cred. and. although every known ele-
ment and so-called faction Of the party
was wen represented, there was no
Rrangling, no bad feeling The Demo-
cratic party of Utah has evidently
turned over a new leaf in this respect.
1t is now ready for a long pull, a strong
pull, pull altogether for The good of
the state and Of the organization.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-07

The ground hogs shadow seems to
b reflected from the sky. It is TO be
hoped that the Promised six weeks of
winter have begun in earnest.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-07
~ ZNANALJ
New York City.

Note.-This concludes the, Shakes
peare course. Examinations will be set
tomorrow and Monday, Feb. i. as a
basis for the granting of certificates.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-07

Major Young prefers the quiet of a
Tagal ir59rrection to the hustle of a
congregational campaign IN Utah.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-07

we believe that Utah is ready to
elise the Roberts incident with his ex-
pu3Con, and not continue the war here
1irulency at Washington, says the
Provo Enquirer. But recent dispatches
from Washington indicate that the
Graham Incident viii likewise have to
be closed
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Pittsburg Post; It ought 10 be voted
treason" TO oppose the trusts in any
way, as attempted the other day in senate
opposition to McKinley's imperialism in
the Philippines.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-07

New York Mail and Express: Since the
opening Of the big drainage canal fish are
being caught in the Chicago river. and IL
serves them just right. A fish that will
go swimming in such a stream deserves
no better fate.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-07

Omaha World Herald: The administra-
ton organs hasten to WASH their hands of
Governor G0ebeis blood. il will be re-
membersd that Plate and a gentleman
named Macbeth also washed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-07

Cleveland Plaindealer: The new empe-
Tor of China may not have his second
dowager empress at his elbow 10 cut M
his food for him.
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Kansas City Star: What Is needed I'm
kentucky is the substitution Of a free
ballot for free bullets.