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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-31
WI DOUBTS THE
HOSTAGE STORY

Washington. July 3O.-The Chinese
minister, Mr.. WI, received the Fowler
dispatch with satisfaction. but refrain
ed from any decided comment. He
said:
I am glad at last that the public
here and in Europe has some. news
from Pekin ii has no possible reason TO
question. This news bears out what
have maintained ever since the receipt
of the Conger dispatch. The ministers
are alive. and they have been aided
by my government, otherwise they
could not have held Out all this time.
When these first horrible reports OF
massacres came from Shanghai, natur-
ally I was alarmed and distressed. L
did my duty as a loyal citizen of the
empire and tried to aid this government
in getting news of it's minister. When
the COnger dispatch came l felt it was
genuine. 1t was accepted by this gov
eminent, and I was satisfied. But ever
since then there have been no contra
dictory reports.
1.-THE rest of the world was not will
ing to believe any truth could come out
of China. When imperial edicts were
issued. pledging the faith of my gov
eminent that the ministers were sale,
there always was bad news manufac-
tured, some excuses made to offset the
Chinese representatives. The ChlneSe
were made out to be a set of liars and
murderers. as though there were not
liars and murderers in all countries
Nor. comes this news from European
sources and transmitted through Amer
lean hands Thus thare is now no
choice for the unbelievers to doubt 1t.
| am glad of it on my own account, but
more so for Secretary Hay who has
thus won a great victory against the
skepticism of all Europe.
Regarding the report that the MIN
listers were being herd as hostages IN
pekin. Mr.. WI said it was very "a
likely. They might possibly be under
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-31
WORD FROM C0NGER
Is EXPECTED SOON

Washington July 30.-The effect of
ue davis news from China was to
I'saan ,ae hope that the government
'aa soon yet in direct communication
Wild Minister Conger.
The mass of testimony as to his being
awe as ar. AS the end inst. is now so
s..a. AS .' warrant the department in
..@."n- .'usiderations of projects for
I'd. 'a.u. With all its anxiety to get
... ..n9.r and the Americans in Pc
safely away. the department is pro-
'"a- with proper precaution and is
....- lis. osed to accept any
..,. ,haJ would unduly jeopar-
.. -'s- Such might be the re-
finland acceptance Uf the
.o nave the Chinese govern
'..r the foreign ministers at
.. ."r IL is realized that the es-
." empowered by superior
..E.rS on the way 20 the sea.
tepartment has come to
f.. Do that Mr.. Conger himself
dr.. person 10 judge of the con-
s.r r which his deliverance
rr Elected, and therefore it is
-. to the Chinese govern
H. n in communication with
Vs.. n order that it may be ad-
n him. That requirement was
r.. Inc conditions laid down By
.r Mckinley in his answer to
f.. ". the Chinese emperor. so
Dr., t#uon automatically can
.-.. Io have been materially
49,. .. The developments of today.
ra. ways the case with these chi
r... .- d discrepancy appears i'm
Co... upon comparison of the
c.. ..' The Japanese advices. The
S... sentative said the attack
rr- me 18th; the Japanese re
tl. lie cessation of firing on
haF.. H. state department officials
eff..... IS easily explained by a con-
Ola. 49,, .I the differences between
Ar.-. aan and Chinese calendars.
Nr.,.. curious statement. however,
Six r..-d I'D the Japanese report that
va -r .'hS were still defended on the
Nr E is In apparent conflict with
that o. last reported statement
g.-i.-' .' ir-atiOns were lin British le-
etc." under continued shot and shell,
nasr rs understood that Mr.. Conger
Brif.5 .,.'t an legationers were in the
bay. ..-alon. though this might
his roo..h strained Interpretation of
menri., &C. and the various legations
NAV b,'..i., 'h the Japanese dispatch
ViH; DE- SiiII peopled.
The lazy men here are amazed that
nesri- 7"'"nS successfully resisted
Ten has. I,liphth'S incessant Smelling by
traca ,r of Chinese. That any
after s,.@ prick building should remain
COncei,..il, bombardment is utterly in
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-31
CHAFFEE CABLES q
ARRIVAL AT TAKU

Washington, July 3O.--The war de-
partment has received the following
telegram from Major General Chaffee:
che Foo. July 29.-Adjutant General
Washington:
Left Nagasak daybreak on July %
Arrived Taku at 10 night of July 2S.'
General Chaffee has m; remarkable
time in going from Nagi .dki to TakU
in two days. showing that the transport
Grant must have been pressed to her
utmost. The generals horses are ex-
pected to arrive there in about a week,
when the forward movement on Pekin
probably will begin.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-31
ALLEGED CATTLE SWlNDLf
is FOR OVER $1,000, 600

City, Springfield, Mass. Philadelphia
and Lancaster, Pa, md St. Joseph.
Mo; are losers because stley were wills
ing 70 accept Mr.. Swazey'S representa-
tons without question.
1t is believed that Mr.. SwaZey was
financially embarrassed when he left
Kansas City A member of the firm
says he had OverdTaWn his account
with Laid. Penny & SwaZey to the ex-
tent of $4,000 Nothing further has
been learned as to his present where
abOutS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-31
FISHERY STRIKE ENDS.
Difficulties at the Salmon Canneries
Compromised.

vancouver, B. g., July 3O.-The
salmon fishermen's strike was declared
off this morning. A contract has been
made between the cannery men and
fishermen that the latter shall receive
is cents per fish throughout the season.
irrespective of the quantity of fish
caught or rise or fall of the market for
the canned product. The Gamers agree
to recognize the fiShermen's union, so
there has been mutual concessions.
The demand of the fishermen has all
along been for % cents per fish. al
though it has been known that they
would willingly take 20 cents straight
throughout the summer All fishermen
are going out this morning The militia
has been withdrawn from the Gamer
les.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-31
LETTERS say ENJOYS
WERE SAFE ON JULY p
Americans and British Lead Chinese Into a Tran
and Kill Thousand of Them.
General Ma Among the Slain-Attacks Ceased July IL
Defenders Able to Hold Out.

Washington, July 30-The secretary Of state received
midnight the fol owing dispatch from Mr. Fowler, Amer
can consul at Che Foo. dated July 29. noon:
"A letter from the German legation, dated the 21st inst
Ten Tsin
German loss is ten killed and twelve injured
Chinese ceased their attack on the 18th
Baron Won Ketteler's body said to be safe.
The Austrian, Dutch and Spanish legations destroyed
and the French partially.
"A letter from the japanese legation dated the 22nd ar
rived at Ten sin on the 25th
Ten baaions of Chinese sheIed the legations consecu
lively from the 10th o. June and stopped on the t7th of July
but may The enemy are decreasing.
The German. Russian American British and half the
japanese and French legations still defended
japanese say they have food for six days, but little am
munion.
The emperor and empress are reported at Pekin"
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Kansas City, Mo. July 3O.-It is i'm
possible at this time to determine the
extent Of the cattle operations Of E. Il.
Swazey, who, it is charged, is enroUte
to South America to avoid his cred
itOrs
OF total of 81 $4,000 worth of his
paper said to be afioat $1,000 900 has
been located.
Already two banks are claiming the
same herd of cattle in Hemphin. Tex.
and it is alleged that banks in Kansas
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THE HERALD BULLETIN.

PAGE ONE
Dolly Says Kelsey Lied.
PAGE TWO.
Big Surrender of Beers.
PAGE THREE
Caleb Powers on Stand.
PAGE FOUR.
Editorial.
PAGE FIVE.
Children in Schools.
Same Old Salaries.
Another Warm Wave.
Discuss Bicycle Law.
PAGE SIX.
Mining News.
PAGE SEVEN.
Financial and Commercial.
PAGE EIGHT.
Plan to End the Squabble.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-31
BUY OIL LAND TRACT.
Capitalists Purchase D. C. Cooks Cal
ifornia Ranch.

Los Angeles. Cal. July 30.-The Te-
mescal ranch of $4,000 acres, situated
partly IN Ventura and Los Angeles
counties, the property of David c.
Cook, Chicago publisher, has been
purchased by a syndicate of Los On
geles oil men,
The price was in the neighborhood ci
10000
A company with a capitalization of
$2,OO0,0O0 will be Incorporated at once
and drilling for oil viii II begun.
Prominent men in the new corpora
ton are o. S. A. Sprague, a Chicago
grocer and capitalist, w. w. Hewer
president of the Columbia Oil company,
Senator r. n. Bulla, w. c. Kerchkoff
j. F. SartOri and Thomas H. Hughes,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-31
Slayer OF HUMBERT
WENT FROM AMERICA
Angelo BreSSi, Royal Assassin, is Former Quiet
Silk Weaver of Paterson, n. ].
Entire World MOurnS the Tragedy-New King, Emanuel H.
Is Fastening HOmeWard.

III. who is off the coast Of Greece. is
on his way back to the kingdom
''VISCONTT VENOSTA'
1t now appears that the revolver was
of American manufacture, the caliber
being nine milimetreS. OF the three
shots fired. one entered the fourth in
tercestal space. penetrating the heart:
another struck the left collar bone. and
the third entered the fourth intercestal
space, along the anterior axiIiary line.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-31
FAvA MAKES ANNOUNCEMENT.
Tells Associated Press of the Kings
Death

New York, July 30-Baron Fava sent
the following telegram to the Associat-
ed Press:
Sea Bright, N J.. July 3O-The As
ISOLATED Press. New York: Have re-
celved official confirmation of the death
OF his majesty King Humbert. who was
murdered at MonZa yesterday, Sunday
hlng victor Emanuel III is now at
PierO. Greece, and has left for the
kingdom. FAVAr
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Katy Did and Katy Didn't.

Continued on Page 81
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tILVER AND LEAD

silver 6l4c. per ounce
copper; : & L. Co.'S price. 50 S71a; New
Lad change ri $S.9719qS4.O211; New York
eoliEEqrs. $3.e5,
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CONTINUED on Page p
The Marshall republican., 1900-02-16
How's This?

We Offer one hundred dollars re.
ward for any Ease of. Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Cstarrh Cure.
FL Cheney 4 Co., Props, Toledo,
u.
We, the undersigned, have known
FL Cheney for the the lat 10 years,
and believe him perfectly honorable
In all business transactions and finan.
cially able to carry out any obliga.
tiOns made by their firm.
West Il Truax, Wholesale Drug
gists, Toledo, q.
Walding, Kinnan Il Marvin, Whole
bale Druggists, Toledo, u.
Halls Catarrh Cure IL taken inter-
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system.
Price 7c per bottle. Sold by all
Druggists. Testimonials free.
Halls Family Pills are the hest.
Az limo
The Marshall republican., 1900-02-16

Miss Leta Hancock has returned
from IN extended visit To friends nj
Kansas and Kansas City.
J. G. Patterson returned Ssturd ny
from 81. Louis, where he attended the
Press Association meeting.
Col. Henry Newman Of Mobcrly was
the guest this week Of George Lark.
ford at his home on Jefferson Ave.
A two rOomed house belonging 70
Robert Reynolds, standing on 3rd
st.. ~ burned to the ground recently.
John Msrmsduke and wife OF Boon.
vile IRE guests this week Of NJ. NJ.
Marmsduke and family On East Ar.
row
Ben Striker and VIII Res returned
Monday from CsrrOlltOn, where they
were guests Of Miss kittic ltea Of that
city.
Miss Mary Groves Of Fsyctte will
give o reception on Feb. 10th TO about
three hundred when a. T.. LOOMS will
serve the refreshments.
Miss Roberta Napton, lone Rogers
aud John NaptOn, we're dinner guests
OF Miss Sarah Ssndige on sunday, Il
being the latter's birthday.
Frank Avery sold on Monday morn.
Ing the property formerly owned by
Mary Fowler ON Morgan ST. to John
McGarth for eight hundred dollars.
Mrs. Carroll LOgsdOn, Jr., and lit
tic son, have returned to their home
at Blackburn after o visit 10 MIR. and
Mrs. Tom Conway on Eastwood Ave.
The Marshall republican., 1900-02-16
The Appetite Of Q Goat.

Is euvied by all poor dyspeptics
whose Stomach and Liver are out Of
order. All such should know that DR..
Kings New Life Pills, the wonderful
Stomach and Liver Remedy gives .
splendid appetite, sound digestion and
q regular bodily habit that insures
perfect health and great energy. Only
DC ut y. II. Franklin's drug store.
The Marshall republican., 1900-02-16
M. *. FARMER.

Mrs. Jennie Edwards, president Of
the ID. q. G. Of the state Of Missouri
arrived Monday and 10 the guest Of
Mrs. w. Il. Napton on East Arrow
St.
Considerable excitement was raised
on Sunday by the alarm Of fire, which
turned out to he the fue OF Ben Nc.
Clure's house In the western part Of
town.
William Hummell and Mrs. Jennie
Taylor both Of Ayrcs, were quietly
married On Wednesday, Feb. lith,
Squire Ollinger performing the cerc.
mony.
Sir. and Mrs. ('ecil Wilson return.
ed Sunday from IN extended visit at
Excelsior Springs. Mrs. Wilson IL
very much improved from her stay
there.
A. j. Merriweather Of jackson,
Miss, spent several days in the city
this week visiting his sister and broth.
er, Mrs. J. II. Hunter and ID. Merri.
weather.
The Marshall republican., 1900-02-16

Leslie Orcar vent to Kansas City
Monday.
8. Il. Burks was here from Sister
Saturday.
w. q. Blair was In Kansas City
Saturday.
Miss Anna Doan IL the guest Of
friends In Slater.
J. s. NJ. Hun spent Saturday In
Slater ON business.
Jesse McMahan OF the Gillian Bee,
spent Saturday In the city.
Miss Annie Cutlery left Friday for
q visit To friends ut Malta bend.
Mrs. Matthew Campbell Is still very
sick At her home or Lafayette Ave.
II. Il. Wright and Thos. Robertson.
Of Mt. Leonard, were In Marshall
Saturday.
Misses Frances and Sheila Napton
have returned from q visit To friends
ut Elk Hill.
w. ID. Grcenlec left Monday Tor
Guido Rock, Nebraska, with q car
loud OF stock.
The REPUBLICAN, IL we'll equipped
In Its new plant "a do job work, speed.
lily and lastly. 2
Mrs. Max Kuner Of Denver arrived
Sunday for a visit to her daughter.
Mrs. Emile Mayer.
Miss Julia Watts IL making q visit
to Miss Lena McAlister on Wabash
Ave. In Kansas City.
W. y. and o. l.. Henderson OF Gin
cinnati, are visiting their sister, Mrs.
Leslie Oresr this week.
Ed Elgin and Bud PrigmOrc, the
mayor of Sweet Springs were visitors
In Marshall on Friday.
Miss Leta Hancock, who has been
visiting Mrs. Ada Young, OF Law
renee, Kansas, for two weeks, return
ed home Friday night.
The Marshall republican., 1900-02-16
RATES,
To the Hot SPRING. Of Arkansas vie We.
bash Railroad

Reduced round trip rates are now
10 effect 70 the Nations great resort,
the Hot Springs Of Arkansas, owned
by the United States government for
the euro Of q cor Of human Ills.
beautiful winter climate. 10 hotels
and boarding houses Of oil grades.
Ask your ticket agent for particulars
or write b. T.. Watts, Passenger 4
Ticket Agent, Mobcrly, Mo. For u.
Illustrated book Of Information, I'D.
dress Bureau Of Information, Hot
Springs, Ark.
The Marshall republican., 1900-02-16
Home Seekers Excursions via Wabash
Line.

On Feb. 10Th, March 9th and 20 md
April Bird and 18th. lSOO, the Wabash
Il. T., will sell Home Seekers excur-
sion tickets at low rate Of one fare
plus 600 for the round trip To points
In Arkansss, Texas, Louisiana, Kan.
sas, Nebraska, OklahOms, Indian
Ty., North and South Carolina, North
and South Dakota, Montana, Utah.
Washington, Wyoming, Tennessee,
SOuth.We Missouri and to points
In many other States. For further In.
formation In regard toterritOry, rates
etc., inquire Of your local Agent or
address
II. +. WATTS, p. 4 T. A.,
Wabash Il. Il. MOberly. Mo.
The Marshall republican., 1900-02-16

Is the title Of an illustrated psmph.
let giving detailed information reia.
tive 10 the mining region Of Northern
Arkansas, conceded by experts To be
the richest zinc and lead mining dis.
trict In the world. This district, prac-
tically undevelOped, offers investors
the opportunity Of lifetime. The
pamphlet will be mailed free. Ad.
dress
J. y. Lockwood,
Kansas City. Mo
The Marshall republican., 1900-02-16

j.. w. Lucas, assisting superintend-
ent OF the Metropolitan Life Insur-
ance Company returned Monday from
Sedalia, where he attended Q banquet
given by the superintendent Of Sedalia
District.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-07-13
~ THE PROBATG COURT OF
CANYON COU MY IDAHO.

IN TIKI MATTER oFrHr ESTATE NOTICE or
or SALE or
JACOB KLINGBACK, DECEASED. REALEsrArE
Notice is hereby given, that IN Pursuance of nm
order ul the probate Court Ia ANA Tor the County
ul Canyon, state ut ldtno, muus ON the b. day oil
June l.uO m the matter of the estate of Jubob
iNiingUack, deceased, tine Undersigned, the All
mint~trdtur OF said estate Will SUll ut private
SAFE. 10 the highest hiduer for cash, ana subject
10 condensation % said Probate Court, un the
uay 90 July, 1907. al = % clock a.. NJ. OF WituIi
SiN mouths thereafter, All utdS To be- in watlue
aud uied wita OicrN Of PrupatC Coust, AL tia
right, title, intrcst i.d estate ga said dacoh
Nllnr back at ti.v time OF his death, auu all the
right. utic ami utvteSt that the said estate has
hy operation Oi llw COZ OtaUrWisO, acquired Otucr
tnan ur tu auuitluu tu That Ci the said Jacob
~ huguack, 40 the time Oi ms death. Ia and tu au
tuus certain lots. l,iceCe or p.cclS OF land situ-
uted lying uad being la the said Ounty cot Oan-
yun, ,tute oi tdaho, ana uOuuurd amt described
Is follows, to witt
LOIS I'VE . and six r. section four 4 Town
hip SIX 90 nurn al ttaugc twu . W. IS. AL.
containing uiiy eight ..a STA ono huudroaths
ucrca.
Terms and toudtlOns of sule Cash ton pcr
cent oi the purchase price tu he pAi0 To sulu adj
miuistrutur on uuy OF e,tic, balance un confirm
alton Of sale by s,ilt lruuatv count. iIcUd al A
ponsc OF purchaser
Ware Klinshucs Administrator ol Estate
OF Jueup niurhacA d,rcd,cd.
Dated june i.on
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IL IT RIGHT
For an Editor to RecOmmend
Patetent Medicines!

From Sylvan Valley News, Brcvrad, n
G.
!, may be question whether the editor
of newspaper has the right TO publicly
recommend any of the various ploprlct-
AIRY medicines which Hood the market
yet as u preventative of suffering we feel
il duty to say II good word for Chamber
lains Collie, Cholera and DiarrhUe Rem
cdy. We lave known and used this med
cinc IN our family for twenty years ana
have ALWAYS found 1t reliable. In many
cases "a dose of this remedy would save
hours of suffering while ply stefan is
awaited. We do not believe in depend
ing implicitly on any medicine for azure,
but W, do believe that if bottle of
Chamberlain DirrhWa Remedy We're
KEPT ON hand aud administered at the in
ceptinu 81 au attack much suffering
r.i.ht De avoided aud in very many
eases the prcsrurr ol "a physician would
not be- required. AT least this has been
our eA periancc during the past twenty
wears For safe by -. r. Smlthsou.
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State News.
kidnapped Moikenthm's Girls.

Kidnapped MOikenthns Girls.
Gus johnson Has Disappeared and lie Charged
With the Crime.
Herman Molkrnthn is ap iudusiFious
and respected G,rman who is engaged
pa the lnborious task Of carving out for
himself and family home op the coded
tortion OF the observation His place io
about seven miles up the Jake. ON the east
side, and be- has lived there for several
years with bis wife and children. He
has neighbor named Gus Johnson, "a
Swede about % years OF age. On Mon
dav or Tuesday johnson disappeared
from his home and op Wednesday even
Jug, Agnes, aged H. and Metha, aged
II, the daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Mol
kenthin, also disappeared. The TWO
girls started out early 10 the evening TO
look Tor the cows aud iher continued
absence alarmed the mother who seurch-
ed the vicinity Until darkness compelled
her TO return TO the house. Mr.. Molken-
thin was ID town Ola the fth and did not
reach home uutil Thursday morning On
account of the storm. All night long the
mother listened and watched for the re-
turn OF hec children. After her husband
return the search was renewed and neigh
hors Joined the parehts in looking for
the lost elildrcn Johnsons continued
absence and report that he mad onoc
before kiddappcd "a child, caused the sus-
picloos of The parents and nrighbors &c.
be- ar, use. and AN Investigation of tn.
premises r,ycllrd ,"c tact tina, tnc chm
ren extra clothing ana SHOES we're ms
ing, together with some small trinkr
Mr. Mukonthin came To town yesterday
and sw0re out warrcnt for Johnson
charging him with rape, aud n reward oil
S25 has been offered Tor his arrest. Tn,
authorities IN Spokane aud neighbOrinl
iuwns have been notified. and last even
ing telephone message from RoclNor.
stated that "a man answering johnson
description. accompanied Oy two girls
was there and would Oe held pending tn,
arrival OF officers from here.
johnson is described MS man abou
2sycars OF age, weighing near $50 pounds
dorid complexion, sandy mustachc o
heavy growth The girls are both o
light complexion, light hair and larg
lor their ages Cour'd Alcnc Press.
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Struck Altesian Water.

Gus Scharfhauscn struck art,sinn wa
Ger on mis- Willow Crccl lanch last week
at a depth Of 81 feet There was suni
cirnt pressure to send large stream out
nf Il tWo.inch pipe which extended eight
feet above the ground. The successful
sinking Of this well is another practical
demonstration of the contention that ar
irsiun water and flowing wells eau be- ST.
cured ina almost any part OF the Payctte
Valley. thus adding still more TO its in
comparable water supply MIR. Scharf-
hausrn intends To drill several more holes
ON his place, aud feels confident Of secur-
curing enough water 10 irrigate his en-
tire ranch of 1860 acres -Payette indie.
pendent.
There have been recently quite a mum
Der of casts Of small poN IN Jordan and
Pheasant Valleys Bur the people down
that Wa, don mind little thing lik,
that q bit more than they would Il severe
cold They just more around day OF
TWO " hen The first fever De- on and thel
20 about their business again At The
same time It viii Dee we'll for them 10 be-
liile more cautious aud 30 try 10 stnml
ih, disease oui before cold weather com
as. for il is % able TO become malignant
Little Pearl Williams OF Jordan Nallr.
is now nursing case OF ths disease, bu
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