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JAPANEsE LAW.
Mr.. KazO Hatoyama VIII Expound
il at Yale University.

New York, oct 7-Mr. and Mrs,
<azo hatoyama, of Toxic, Japan, who
have come TO this country that Mr.
Hatoyama may deliver course OF lee
lures on japanese law at Yale uni
yersity. are IN tn = city for few days
previous TO their departure for New
Haven. Mr.. Hatoyama is the first
japanese 10 be ,alled TO Yale law
school, from which he received the de-
gree OF ID. G. l.. In 1881. He Is one
OF the foremost opponents Of new
japan. He has been for ten years a
member OF the house Of representatives
OF japan and was at one time its
speaker. He - a professor OF law ia
the University Of Toxic and president
of the state scmmOnSakko, a private
Institution Of Toxic, where 1900 young
men are students Of law, literature
and political science. His lectures a
Yale will be on the civil code OF Japan
Immediately after his arrival In this
country, several days ago, Mr Hat0-
yama went TO Washington, where he
mad an interview with President RooSc.
Nelt
They discussed the Chinese sutiaton
and agreed that the policies OF Japan
and the United States In that country
are Identical as both want to open
China TO ooiamercs, and neither cares
for conquest.
Nine. Hatoyams is here TO inyesti-
gate in the interests OF dress reform.
The advanced women OF Japan OF
whom Nine. Hatoyama is one, are Of
ganlzed into a society which aims at
the introduction of the American skirt.
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Twenty-Round Boxing Contest
Young" Christy vs. Jim FnDcis
LIVELY PRELlMINARIES.
There WIN be Forty Rounds'inelud-
Ing the Main Event Exh'phioRs
by six Young boxer

The opening OF the Salt Lake Athletic
club under the management Of Jack
McNamee, is scheduled for tils even
ing and lively program mas oeen ar
ranged for the entertainment Of the
clubs patrons. The club has 'aken up
IT'S abode in the old armory hal'on Yves,
Temple street and has been lifted up
to accommodate 800 persons. Awen-
Is foot ring is in the center OF the floor
and is well roped and padded, so there
Is less danger of the pupils being in.
iured by fall. The seats are built
in a circle around the roped aiena aud
the training apparatus is SCI up be.
hind the seats where there plenty
OF room for work.
The program tonight consl'e Of 20
rounds In boxing exhipitiohs-'for
points only" The first VIII y four
round 40 between Wilklis0n ana
Cowan; AL Christy and Jack Bridges
will box six rounds; the Con0s broth
ers, George and Roy, are STATE iOf Ten
rounds, and then comes the w event
namely a twenty-round contest be-
tween Young (Jack) Chrfy and
Jim Francis, These men net last
winter and their argument resulted
In a draw"
Ever since they have been ahSlous to
meet again, as each believes he is the
better man. Christy weighs a little
over 100 pounds, while the colored man
is about nine pounds heavier
The first preliminary ID scneilled for
nine o'clock sharp.
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TO IMPROVE TOXIC.
River is TO be Drcdged so as TO Let
Big Ships Up.

New York, oct. 7.--Yeija MakaJima,
chief engineer OF the city of Toxic,
Japan, and professor Of engineering
and mechanics in the University of To-
kio, is in this country on a tour or IN
spectlon. In an interview he said:
After a careful examination or your
liyers. harbors aad wharfage, | have
arrived at the belief that ! can, ~
dredging, bring big ships up TO Toxic
We are about twenty niles from Noho.
hama and there viii be lot OF work TO
be do1e, but we Ill do 1t. Toxic has
Gbout 100000 inhabitants and her IN
terests would be greater than they are
now If we had a waterway through
which big vesgels culd pass to the CITY,
Even at Yokohama vessels must DE
unloaded by lighters.
The whole Job dredging and wharf
oulldlng-Nill cost about S2l 100000 OF
your money. The interest on money Is
high over there aid we would have To
borrow a great deal Counting interest
and all. the S2l,0OO.00O viii amount TO
$50 5000 before the job VIII be finished.
But am sure the city will do the WORK.
American methods will be foilowe4.
From this city Mr.. Makajima will so
to Yale TO attend the bi-centennial
celebratio He says that NONio Is TO
have Il trolley line and he is anxious
TO become ACQUAINTED with American
trolley methods, he says.
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best, IN spite Of the claims made by
yegetarians and food cranks generally
As compared with grains and vegeta-
bles. meat furnishes the most nutriment
In a highly concentrated form and Is
dlgested and assimilatcd more quickly
than vegetable or grains,
DR. Julius Remusson on this subject
says Nervous persons, people un down
In health and Of low vitality should eat
plenty Of meat II the digesi is too
feeble at first Il may be easily
strengthened by the regular use Of
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets after each
meal. Two Of these excellent tablets
taken after dinner will digest several
thousand grains Of meat, eggs
or other animal food In three
or four hours. while the malt
diastase also contained In Stuarts
Tablets cause the perfect digestion OF
starchy foods, like potatoes. bread etc,
and no matter how weak the stomach
may be, no trouble will be experienced
II regular practice is made Of using
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets because
they supply the pepsin and diastase 80
necessary Ia perfect digestion, and any
form Of indigestion and stomach trou-
BILE except cancer Of the stomach viii be
overcome by their daily use.
That large class Of people who come
under the head Of nervous dyspeptics
should eat plenty Of meat and insure
its complete digestion by the systematic
use OF a safe, harmless digestive medi-
cine like Stuart's Dyspspsiq Tablets,
composed Of natural digestive princl-
pies. peptones end diastase, which ac-
tually perform the ork OF digestion and
give the abused stomach a chance 60
rest and TO furnish the body and brain
with the necessary nutriment Cheap
cathartlC medicines nasouerafing under
the name Of dvspepsia cures are useless
for relief or cure Of Indigestion, because
they have absolutely no effect upon the
actual digestion Of food
Dyspepsle In all its forms ls simply
failure Of the stomach 10 digest food
and the sensible wav n solve the ri ld'e
and cure the indigestion IA 10 make
daily use NJ meal time Of safe pre-
paraton which Is endorsed by the medi-
cal profession and known 10 contain PC
tive digestive nrinoiNles ana al this
oar truly be said Of stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets.
All druggists THROUGH out tho United
states. Canada ond Great aln sell
them ut the uniform price OF fifty cents
for full treatment.
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ANARCHIST LEGISLATION.
David u. mn Tells why It Failed In
Congress.

New York. Oct. 7.-Former Senator
David B. Hnl. in an article Just pub
lshed In Lesle's Weekly tells about
the failure In 1894 OF proposed legisla-
ton in Congress for the exclusion Of
alien anarchists. and for the deporta-
ton OF those who had already entered
this country. Senator Hin was chaii.
man Of the immigration committee and
was strongly In favor Of such a law.
The bin passed the Senate but failed
20 pass the House of Representatives.
Senator Hill says that il was not be-
cause Of the majority OF the members
OF the House were opposed 70 "a gem
eral principles Of the bill but because
IL reached that body late In the session.
when there was rush Of business and
single objection prevented the meas
ure from coming up for vote. There
was hitch between the House and the
Senate as 20 whether the anarchists
should be examined by consular agents
or treasury agents abroad. However, h.
declares that such legislation must be
passed by Congress In the near future.
he predicts that the next Congress VIII
take up the matter
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BUILDING PERMITS.

Building permits issued during tbs
week ending october s:
Il. NJ. Love, Eighth South between
Ninth East, frame cottage, $500.
G. j. Brain. 800 Second street, brick
addition, $500.
James Iyers. $50 Main street, brick
addition. $1,000.
Consolidated Railway and Power
company. Third West and Seventh
South, brick car sheds, $4,000.
Robert BlanQuist, l5S east Third
South. iron addition. 500.
s. L. Lawson. Eighth East between
Eighth and Ninth South, brick cot
tage, $1,000
Royal Proctor. agent. 2s3 Main street.
alterations, $500.
Mrs. +. Lenzi. Eighth East between
Third and Fourth South. brick cottage.
500
c. o. johnson. 1856 NJ street. frame
addition. $500
Edward King Deskey's addition,
brick cottage, 1000.
A. Hanauer corner Fourth East and
Seventh South. brick residence. 1880.
A. Hanauer. Third South and Tenth
West. two frame cottages. 81 .000
COLLEGIATE Institute. i5i south Second
East. alterations $500
Morris r. Young, 1927 Emerson Ave.
frame addition. 500 Total $1,000
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PUEBLO UNDER TERROR.
City Much Excited Over Series OF
Assaults on Women.

Pueblo. Colo. oct. 6.--This city is in
great excitement over a series OF muir
derous assaults upon women and girls.
From what can be learned they seem
to have been committed by the same
person, negro or very dark white
man with his face hacked.
Last night Mrs, James p. Henderson
was a victim, being half-killed with a
club while alone IN her home. the as.
sallant having induced her 10 admit
him by pretending he had a telegram.
He stole revolver when he departed.
Later, a girl In a family named Ham,
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now, HE WILL NOT.
Upton May Not Send Third Chal-
lenger, Says London Correspondent.

New York, Oct lit is understood
here, says the Tribunes London col
respondent, that SIR Thomas Upton
Will not send a third challenge through
the Royal Ulster Yacht club for the
Americas cup. Many people consider
that as the contest Is an International
one. no private individual should be
permitted to try and bring breck the
trophy 10 this country. The challenge
should. II is maintained, emanate from
a representative body, and there Is no
club in the United Kingdom that has d
better claim to represent the British
Yachting interests than the Royal
Yacht Squadron SO far as Is known,
however there is no intention on the
pqrt II the famous cows club 20 take
any steps In the matter Some stories
arc current m Glasgow Of new chal-
iopges ana It ia even said that the Ger
man emperor has an eye on the cup,
put little reliance need be placed on
runors Of this nature.
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sHsFRoTH ON PHILIPPINES.
Thinks Their Retention by Govern
ment VIII Not be Profitable.

Denver Oct. 6.--Congressman John Il,
Shafroth, who with Mrs. Shafroth has
been touring China and the Philippines
for the past four months, has arrived
home Speaking of the conditions In
the Philippines, he said.
Peace has been practically restored
In the Philippines. There is still lit
tie insurrecion in Samar, but aside
from that everything is fairly quiet.
do not believe. however, that the re-
tention Of the islands will be profitable,
as the government win have to expend
great deal Of money on them even In
times OF peace. II costs now between
S6000OO00 and $15.OOO,00O year to keep
the soldiers there, and even II the num-
Der is reduced 10 10000, the expense VIII
still be greater than the profits from
the Islands will warrant. The Islands
are unquestonably rich, but their
benefit to the United StateS will not
materaliae until generation or two
has passed and the need for an army In
the islands has gone"
In regard to China, Mr.. Shafroth said
"The trade Of the United States with
China has grown rapidly. and this
country will soon be keeping pace with
Great Britain IN the struggle for SUI
premacy. The danger Of the invasion
Of American fields by the Chinese Is
not, however, very great, as next May
the problem will be one for the govern
ment to again consider So far the
government has not allowed the Chi
nese to enter the Philippines, and pre-
sumo will exclude them there as long
as they are kept out of the United
States"
Mr.. Shafroth looked into the silver
question In the Philippines and will
when Congress meets this winter, sub
NIT a plan for the reopening Of the
mint at Manila and the establishment
of free coinage In the islands. Mexican
and English coins are now circulated
In the isands. and as American bills
and gold command premium in China
and nelghboring countries. most OF the
American money is now driven out Of
the country.
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AMERICAS DAY"
Comment on Kilmarnock's Victory
az Races in Paris.

New York. oct 7-Commenting on
,bs winning Of the Paris municipal
nrtze by Vim. G. Whiineys horse XII
marnock n Johnny Relf ~ Jokes, at
~ Tonrchamps race course the Paris
cc,o ~, Of the Herald SAYS:
paris papers term the days racing as
aansrjca's day" on account not only
oftba victories 0f American Jockeys and
horses but owing 20 the Thousands OF
Americans presents .u.
psiF IA an interview sa't bic hroiher
testsr was 50 disguised o. the barring
ser,snee pronounced agtlnfi him IN
rrsland that he had decided 70 retire
sror Inc race course Prominently.
afester has nothing @ reproacn him
81, with DO said. "The sentence
assirst rim merely reuresantsl me per-
a .i.,sr, English prejudice against Amer
~ iorkeys which has been f1rc'ng
~ ~ Yankee riders % The continent
,si rscss Lester Is going 10 reiire 20 a
ss,r which be recently bought IN Cali
f4rrl1
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CONFERENCE IN LONDON.
Saints Hold Their Semi-Aunual One
In Finsbury Town Hall.

London. oct. 6.-The semi-annual
conference OF Mormon" missionaries In
London came to a close today, with
three services in the Finsbury town
hall. which was crowded at all three
G. @. Morris presided and addresses
were made by Messrs Lyman, Eckers-
ley and Emmett. Apostles, and other
Mormon" leaders from The United
States. Mr.. Lyman referred to the
work Of the mission In London as a
great success, and predicted that the
Mormon" cause would have increase
prosperity in Great Britain next year
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Preparing 20 Receive John Red
mond.

New York; Oct. 7.--Delegates from
thirty Irish societies In this city have
appointed committees to perfect ar
rangements for the reception Of Johh
~ Redmond, the leader Of the Irish par
" IN the house Of commons. who. with
several other prominent Irshmen. Is
expected 10 arrive IN this country on the
uermanic on November 3. Mr.. Redmond
VII be accompanied by Thomas O'Don-
nen; member Of parliament. and P,,.
ulek McHugh, the member OF narlla-
menu VINO Is serving six months term
W prison for publishing an offensive
ar pe IN his Dublin newspaper
Nouerick j. Kennedy. who presided.
ppu .,' that Justice Morgan ]. o.
, nl'eh hsd signlded his willingness 90
ME-, as chairman n tho reception com
s u.I'1es' justice 0'Brien win make IN.
cpv..n welcoming the Irishmen 10 mis-
rounMg and he Will also preside a, a
~ ,', wv, N Carnegie han IN a few weeks
Ia oehalf Of the Irish cause
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SATURDAYS GAME
Salt Lake Baseball Team Clinched
the Championship.

1t was a strange lineup thu Lobster
chief presented In Saturdays zane He
occupied first base, Evans he'd down
third, Hansford stood arouni out in
middle pasture and Buth was IN right
field. A new man was on the slab
COR the visitors-Hallowell, Formerly Of
The Boise team. He pitched q splendid
game and would probably have won but
for his poor support until CLARK ap.
peared that the men took thlr usual
positions. Eyler pitched for he locals
and his work was the best he has done
since coming TO Utah. SeveaI tm
when II looked like the LobstHs would
bring in few runs, he shut them out
by his cool. steady, even work
Following is the detailed score Of the
gamA,
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Insubordiuation on the Ganelle.

London, Oct, THE Berlin corre-
spondent Of the Times, referring to the
characterization ON the German cruiser
Hazelle, while the vessel was engaged
In the maneuyers at Dantzlc says:
kegrettable incidents like these may
happen In the best Of nayies and ar
mics, but the present case. and the
gingerly way in which Il is handled in
German official quarters and in the
semi-oilicial press furnish strange
commentary first on the rldlcuously
boasIful spirit in which the pro-Boer
German journals are accustomed TO
speak Of German military discipline
secondly on the daily ISLANDERS which
these organs retail TO their readers re-
gardng the British army and navy,
and particularly regarding British Off
GERS In high command"
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Han Splits

Don't SINCE the hair be-
cause it splits at the ends.
When the hair splits 1t sim
ply shows it is weak. Feed
your hair with Ayers Hair
Vigor, the genuine hair-food.
1t cures dandruff, stops fall
ing of the hair, and always
restores color to gray hair.
al have used Ayers Hair Vigor Tor
80 years. 1t is elegant for a hair dress
ing and for keeping the hair from split
ting at the ends. 20
J. A. Cruenfelder, Grantiork, ILL.,
81. All druggists. sc. AVER CO., Lowell m'''
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ilton was terribly choked by Il man who
had forced his way IN. He left on the
bed where the girl had been sleeping
the same revolver stolen at the OF 'r
place.
Mrs. Hickey, who was struck d
while riding q bicycle two nights
is still at the point OF death win a
fractured skull and can give no clear
account Of what occurred.
Two very young girls have recently
been victims of assaults Of the most
atrocious description. In another case
a negro who seized young lady on the
porch Of her home was CHASED TWO
blocks by young man who came out,
but escaped.
The police have been unable to get
any definite Information. Report comes
late tonight OF another case, which Is
now being investigated.
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Upton WILL CHALLENGE.
II the Cup Leaves America He VIII
Have IL.

New York oct. Sir Thomas Lip.
ton has given the first intimatlon that
ne would challenge again for the
Americas cup, says the Herald.
You may say for me" he said. that
II the cup is to leave this country am
determined 10 have f."
From saying more than this sir
Thomas wished to be excused. Mr..
George L. Watson, the designer OF the
Shamrock H., had left the Erin only a
few minutes before Sir Thomas made
this announcement.
II Sir Thomas does not issue a chal-
lenge Tor a race next year Il is not
unlikely that there may be a race It
Is reported that the emperor Of Ger
many Is considering the matter OF chat
.anging Tor the Americas cup.
There Is talk OF others also chal-
langng
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must return to Glasgow In two weeks,
70 oiiiciate as lord provost at the clos
Ing Of the Glasgow exposition. Mr. CHS
holm said that ne had Just left Andrew
Carnegie In Glasgow. Mr. Carnegie had
expressed regret that he could not re-
turn 10 America at once, but he had
stated that he would arrive here about
the end Of this month or In early No
yember The two gentlemen win visit
the Pan-American exposition.
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Big storm in Europe.

New York, Oct. 1.-THE London rep
resentatiye OF the Herald cables the
Following details concerning the recent
European storm
The Calais boat had fearful ex-
perience crossing to Calais being
caught In a cyclone. a most unusual
experience in the channel The sea was
In boil and the waves rose to an i'm
mense height. The boat had to be
stopped for ten minutes TN the cyclone
swept past Nobody was able to stand
on deck. The ship behaved splendidly
and little damage was done but most Of
the passengers were terrified.
Later a waterspout was reported off
Dover, travelling to France.
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Hetty Green's Husband Dying.

Burlington, VI. oct. 7.-Edward H.
Green. husband of Hetty Green, who
Is m with a severe attack of iniiam-
nation of the kidneys at his home at
Bellows Falls, cannot recover. HIS
physicians say he may linger several
days.
Mrs. Green her son and daughter
have been in constant attendance The
son goes TO his home in Texas on ac-
count Of pressing business but VIII re-
iIlrn snnn.
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You cant sleep In the calmest and
siillest night, II your stomach Is weak.
circulation poor and digestion bad,
HOODS Sarsaparllla strengthens the
stomach improves the circulation. per-
fecis digestion and brings about that
condition In which sleep is regular and
refreshing.
II does not do this In a day, but it
does it--has done 1t In thousands Of
cases. a
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Opening Of the Rigsdag.

London. Oct. Accommodating upon
the opening Of the rlgsdag by King
Christian the Copenhagen correspond
ent Of the Times says;
THE new radical cabinet under DIT.
Deuntzer wished to slgnallze the change
OF system implied In It's accession 10
power by being indicted by the kins.
and Il may be admitted 20
have scored an enormous
success In inducing bis majesty TO com.
ply with It's wishes"
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a Womauls AMfnI pnrIl.

There is only one chance 10 save
your life and that is through an oper-
alton were the startling words heard
by Mrs, /. 3. Hunt. of Lime Rldoe
Wis, from her doctor after he had
Vainly tried 10 cure her Of a frightful
case OF stomach trouble and yellow
laundiee. Gall stones had formed and
she constantly grew worse. Then she
began TO use Electric Bitters which
Wholly cured her. It's wonderful
stomach Liver and Kidney remedy
cures Dyspepsia, Loss Of Appetite. Try
IT, Only zoe. Guaranteed, For sale
by u. G. NJ. !. Drug Dent
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HEALTH REPORT.

Following IL the report Of the board
~ health for the week ending Oct. 8.
1901.
Births reported, males q: females 20.
Deaths reported. males 10: females. 2.
Rodles brought here for interment 1.
Bodies shipped away for interment 2.
CONTAGIOUS DISEASES.
Smallpox reported during the week, :;
now under quarantine 4. Increase Of !.
Scarlet fever reported during the
week. -. now under quarantine, 90:
decrease OF T.
DiphtheriA reported during the week,
?; now under quarantine. s: Increase or
3
Typhoid fever reported during the
week. 10; now in city biased on re-
rorts). 70; Increase Of 2.
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"whitc slave" Congress.

London. oct THE Brussels CORES
poudent OF the Times says that though
the congress on the white slave" traf-
fic now assembled az Amsterdam is
due 10 private initiative, Il appears that
the matter win soon occupy the atten-
ton OF the Europeen governments.
The French delegate has stated that
his government VIII shortly ccnvoke
an international conference = discuss
means OF coping with the evil. The
next private congress will. IL has been
arranged, assemble Ia Berlin next year.
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