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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-14
FOUR POPULAR VISITORS.

decisions of their owners to exhibit
them has caused the throwing Of all
kinds of delightful fits among the local
committeeman.
Mr. Sparks continues to remain in
the city, although he expects a sum-
mons 70 leave for the east at any mo-
ment.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-14
CHINAMAN ROBBED.
Followed Fairy to Her Resort and
Lost His Roll.

Lost HIS Roli.
Robbed OF SO in cash and two certffi-
Gates of deposit amounting to 800 by a
denizen of the demi monde. early this
morning, is the claim Of Wah Chong, the
proprietor of the Chinese laundry on the
corner Of Franklin avenue and Second
South street The woman who robbed
him he declares was Title Williams, an
inmate of a. resort in Holmes alley The
woman is still at large and no trace Of
her has been found.
II is another story OF being duped by a
cunning woman. According 10 the story
Of the Chinsman. he met the girl on the
alley and she Induced him to go to her
resort. In the hal of the place the
Chinaman says the girl became very at
tentive and inquired if he had any
money. He said he had not, at which
he claims the girl suddenly thrust her
hand into his pocket, pulled out his
purse and saying, YES you have,
darted through the house and disap-
peared- The Chinamsn ran for a police
man The latter went to the resort and
as he approached he overheard some Of
the other inmates mention the girl
name and say that she ought to have
robbed the Chinaman. The officer tried
to trace the girl from the place but
could not find any trace Of her.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-14
NERVOUS AILMENTS

Vigor ana vitality. Ambition and En-
ergy Can Be Quickly and Permanently
Cured by the Proper Application OF
EieCtricity--T viii Make Ysu Strong
and vigorous Before You Know IT.
Guarantee Ny Electric Belt to Cure in
Ever Case-Tf tt Fails IL Does Not
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would DisouaIifv Others.

circles and quite as much infested i'm
Iae ,Ci,Es welfare as is Actins Mayor
Would Disqualify Others.
To carry the doctrine laid down by the
".Iin- mayors attorneys To- its legitimate
conclusion. George NJ Scott could never
nave served as mayor and every man
i.fi owned one share Of bank stock where
iI" city borrowed money would be dis
'l.lltia1 t' hold Office or. IF citv off,
Cial was the fortunate poSsc=~or OF q
Few shares of Rio GTande Western stock
D. would Be- his duty 90 See that the Union
business.
Tho published opinion was doubtless
"a SNORT order. and. like the motive Of
.-.r acting mayor VIII not bear scrutiny.
lH - Very recent case in the supreme
''Af. 'f i1U state of New York the com
missioner uF public works brought suit
-"r me against the World because IT
la"...-ita ScuT-lioUs article alleging
..t- n" was. contrary to law, a stock
lgt1gr in q surety company that furn-
.~--G bonds Tor CITY contractors He
she New York World
The account of the trial reads as fol-
lows
The verdict awarding the plaintiff
S-'-51 damages was brought TO court
yesterday morning scaled The Jurors
being poilea- each Ran answered that
the verdict was his.
Attorney Howrrs then asked that the
Le'iiCL ne ser aside one ground being
that 30 was excessive. hut the Iu5-e
said that 81 h. had b=sU on the iury he
would probably have found a similar
"8ut the plaintiff did moi prove tina.
he had Sustained any pecuEiary dam
ages rctortsd Attorney Bowers
There are damages said the Judge.
'tha- are worse than peCuniary dam
ages iu such case ass this
TIE ae1as MAYORS situation is as
cnu-empuhle az the case referred 10.
Delay on Contracts.
law
The absurduy Of the charges necessi-
rates going into the subject of contracts
4earaed by the board Of public works
Tho acting mayor has at various fine
complained OF the progress of city con-
tracts and or the extension OF time
granted contractors by the board OF tlb-
nc works. Take, for example the re.er-
VOLT on First South and Tnfrfcenfb E.se+
S-Eetls- All penalties were waived and
extension pi time granted 20 tho CON
2. FACTOR his was done for tho REASON
mat mo- Intelligent estimate of tho Iah,r
ls "r Lt.rf'Tir1rd was furnished by ne
city The total estimated cost wa
about $ie3e u speak from u1emor1l
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-14
MOSQUITO Fleet Sails.

Hamilton. Bermuda. Jan l@-lne
limited States war vessels Annapolis
F,roIIr EVamDatuck and Piscataqua- con-
-stfr15tislar the, MOSQUITO feet, which arrived
here Ian. 2, sailed this morning
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DEATH OF j. D. LEE.

ormer SAT- LaFAer SuccumD5 % OOn-
sumption in Arizona.
Word reached the city yesterday from
Phoenix, Ariz.. of the death of J. d.
Lee in st. Joseph's hospital at that
place OF consumption. His remains will
be buried at hat place under the aus
picSs of the Typographical union For
several months until a few weeks ago
Mr. Lee was in the employ of The Her
aid as pTOofresder- When he came 20
a realization that his Gays OF eartn
9-ere numbered. he went to Arizona in
the hope Of recuperatinRs but the NAL
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-14

The second week Of our big January
clearing sale now on. Entire stock at
sacrificing prices
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terprise, and he takes this way OF show
IT, it.
o he trophy viii inspire the keenest
kind of competition among exhibitors,
and s Mr.. Sparks viii not have any
she STUFF in the show. his offering is
especially gracious. 1t viii be d prize
worth winning. with Sparks name and
that of the National association con-
uected with it. and It is doubtful if the
man who pulls il down could he in
lI-ad ID place money value on it,
. whatever its intrinsic worth may be.
: Mt Sparks said To- a Herald man last
ulEht- 81 don't know what it will be
until I've. had my idea Of the design
worked outs but the man who wins it
VIII De- proud of it,
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Sexual weakness
and diseases faSreu
themselves IA . O n
men like q vampire.
sappiug away their
vitality and life IN
older zen 70 comes
like the hot. poison
Gus breath from an,
African desert upon
q young and tender
plant, whitening ana
robb3ng Il OF its life.
strength and vital
ity- EIeCtTiCityistE TIE
one Cure-the only
cUre-for these vital
diseases of men and
women It IS safe,
sure. quick and per-
maueut. EieCtTIrILy
~ nHnEHaaH na~=
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HERLTHlSWERLTH
DR.. E. c. VESTS
Nerve and Brain Treatment,

THE ORIGINAL ALL OlHEfeS
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,.-Ira Weak Memory, DIZZINESS, Naketui-
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S-e---J,rs--esz Ta=sirude ali Drains,
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! rial
DEATH TO HAIR
ROOT AND BRANCH
New Discovery By
The Misses Bell
A Trial Treatment FREE To ANY
One Afflicted With Hair on Face.
Neck or Arms

We have at last made the dis,ove~y
Snich has baffied chemists ana FII Ofbar.
iOF cenuurles-rhat of absolutely dezrro,--
ing. sEperhous hair, root and branrb
entirely and permanently, and that too
MlaouL impalrluE in any way the finest
OF most sensitive skin. II is scs-rsIv
possible TO Overstate the importaDre ~
ms discovery, or the great good and satig.
faction 10 viii be to those afflicted vffb
one OF the most Cisfguriug and aVVrnvst-
L4g 1iemlsheS-uhat Of Eu per7u0us hair ar,
the lace OF women, whether il he "a r1Yle-
arms ~
The Misses Bell have Thoroughly tested
~ tIhcaCy ana are DESTROYS that the fun
merits OF their treatment 20 which thcv
nave glyen the descriptive name Of XII +
4LL-HAlB' shall he known to an afflicted
10 this end q trial will he sent FREQ ~
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without cent of cost you can gra for
yourselves what the discovery is TIA
evidence Of your own senses will then
convince you that the treatment KILL
ALl-HAIR," will rid sou OF one of the
greatest drawbacks 70 perrec. EoveiTnesz
the growth Of guperduOus hair on the face
or neck of women.
Please understand that a personal demon
sUratlOn of our treatment costs YOU
nothing A trial will be sent YOU free.
which you can use yourself and prove our
claims by sending two stamps for mailing.
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John is aIj right He had other kind
/ Be- inward Punches" towards the
weeks cattle demonstration here. and
. ODD his usually effective style he acted
. "n ill IN. Some of his best show COWS
. have beou judisp0sed lately. and the
manage 0r his Alamo thoroughbred
herd advised against exhibiting them
/ ur'H t.T Dat" o. get the string here by
freight train se~-ir= IN time for the
opening Of The exhibition. The express
rate rrow Reno tU ogden is s. per loo.
on an estimated weight basis OF 1000
pounds to the animal Mr.. Sparks de-
citad that he wanted "Lelax-- and
Perfection H." Two of his best junior
yeartinE bulls. here by tomorrow, and
he touched the wires directing his man
dEar 20 bring them with him on the
.uaEEa Sc car ahead" They viii be
mere -accordiUgly- and the next touch
Sparks VIII feel viii he one for about
$500. which the express companies win
MAKE when the aristorrstS are unicaded
al Sa-i Lake
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The actual cost was about $3.50 49, .,t OF
about SO per cent in excess OF Lle eSSSi
mate. This was sil 49, -, - yecIIired of
, tional excavation ana i@uoi
the contractor
THE same condition OF affairs obtains
with the Moran contract Inc eNcdNdtlG 3
et0-e viii cost from . to 30 per cent in
. excess of the estimate refer 70 ~
ORIGINAL estimate and specifications Iur-
uished by the city Wnlc4 ny hos-g of
changed in any manner oy the noaIu ot
public works, and the aLegdtlgn 10 .to
contrary which has been frequently
made IL a malicious ana preIneol's''s u"
No sane person would expect a con
tractor to remove l5Flg c}'plc Hdfos ~
earth i'm the time specified to remove l"7
yards Let it be undeTStooq ma nOt 80 -,
dollar of the extra charge Tor eXcaN8 lloQ
WIS caused by any order of the BOARD OF
public works
Contractors Have Rights
Tt is but proper to state that the board
contractors and Ia5orers have rights that
should be respected. The board Is not
uumindful Of the disastrous uLlsation WI
which the CITY has been burdened in the
past. and which is now pending, all be
/ cause Of the negligence and absurd re-
uuirements of city officials II oeleEes
that no authority except the honorable
city council can change the requirements
OF any existing contract
Referring TO the bonds issued Tor the
. construction Of the reservoir on 7 mir
tcenJh East. and for the execution of the
Moran contract. it IS matter Of little
. concern 10 the c-t--.
The specifications have been changed by
the city TO such an extent that TO reput-
able attorney in the land viii assert that
the amount or any portion thereof could
ne recovered by the city because OF the
delay i1 the completion of this work inc
board Of public works has been repeatedly
advised by the city attorney that II was
but the serv@nt of the city council, and
that it had no authority in law 10 make
additions To- contracts after thesr approval
by the mayor. that would materially in
crease the contract price
Quotes Shakespeare.
His aCcidency is evidently over
burdened by the weighty affairs Of the
Municipality and Is inclined 10 make him
self ridiculous.
When ] read the article in the morning
paper I thought OF what Shakespeare had
10 say Of one who was clothed in brief
authority
But man. proud mant
EreSt in little brief authority
Most ignorant of what he's most assure
His CLASSY esse1Cc-iilIe an augry ape
Plays eHrh fIntastic tricks before high
heaven
As make the angels Weso.'
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-14

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-09-06
PREPARING FOR FUTURE WAR.

PREPARING FOR FUTURE wan.
The London Standard commenting
on President McKinley's speech at
the Pan-AmeriCan Exposition, says 1t
sees 10 1t an expression of the fact that
the United States is preparing for wars
10 the future which will be commercial
ones. Il adds:
"Ths United States has become an
imperial power. as the history OF her
diplomacy for years past oonspicuously
shows. 1t Is imbued with an expan-
slve, even aggressive, spirit. Needless
of scCffsrs at spreadeagleism, the
United States will 60 her way regard
less OF attempted combinations against
her, such as skeiched by Count Golu-
chowski, Austro- Hungarian Minister OF
Foreign Affairs, and with a certain
carelessness whether or not comes q
violent conflict with any European
power" The Standard regards Mr..
McKinley's reference to an istbmian
canal as an iotImstion to Great Britain
that the Clsyton.Bnlwer treaty will
have to be modified In some way, and
ii expects formal procurement on
the subject In the next presidential
message to Congress. II declares that
.be matter cannot be settled without
the concurrence Of Great Britain.
Continuing the paper says that the
Central and South American revolu-
tions raise barriers to the enterprise OF
capitalists and the United States policy
OF mediation 10 the present trouble Is
evidence that her diplomacy is directed
toward clearing these away. The South
American market is worth having. A
power which asserted dominant pollti-
cal Influence such as the Uoited States
ls endeavoriDg TO establish would Cb-
tain great reward. The United States
means to be that power, through the
instumentslity of reciprocity treaties,
subsidized steamships, and even OF war
again t any European power which
may challenge it's pretentions to politi-
cal supremacy. Referring brit fly to
Dap-Americsnism, the Standard re
marks that Great Britain Ia both q
North American snd South American
power. Holland and France are South
American powers. II adds. Europe
will never march out of America, North
or South, as the bidding OF the support
ers Of the Monroe doctrine. Pan-Ameri'
csDism 10 Its widest sense is en- Idle
dream, but the aim OF the United States
10 be the predominant political and
commercial power is decided by the eco
uomic need OF Fl 1ding an outlet for hel
ever increasing surplus products. Tht
necessity will press more heavily upor
her as the years pass"
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-09-06

HUSBAND OF THE SMAsHER.-Medi-
cine Lodge, Kan, which gave "Sook
less" Jerry Simpson and Mrs. Carrie
Nation to public notice and notoriety. is
to spring another celebrity on the coun-
try-Dsvld Nation. David lie peace
ful looking. elderly gentleman, With q
hirsute sppendsge OF gray, and hereto
fore has been known TO fame only as
the husband of "Smasher" Carrie.
True, he hes fled suit for divorce
from the hatchet- wielder, and branded
bis spouse as q nuisance and q crszy
woman. but these thugs have not made
him world-famous. Now bis temper j:
up and Carrie in her lioeD duster bsttei
J look out. Dave says be is tired oi
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-09-06

To ACCOMMODATE those who are partial TO
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Price including the spraying tube is 76 cents.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-09-06
DRANK POISON AT DINNER
PARTY.

Resenting her husbands mild reprcof
at dinner party, Mrs. Martha Peters
of No. 864 west Que Hundred and Six
teenth street, New York, drained
glass OF poison Wednesday night and
gilled herself. IL ia believed, however,
that her intention was merely 10 fright
ner husband and their guests. Mrs.
Peters was Miss DoDnelly, of Perth
Amboy, N. J. About year ago she
met Albert Z. Peters and they fell 10
love. Her family opposed the court
ship and the young pair eloped and
we're married in New York on June 6
last. Mr.. Peters refused Wednesday
night 10 give the name OF the clergyman
who performed the ceremony. They
boarded for g while and recently took
lat on the third floor of No. 364 west
One Hundred and Sixteenth street.
Mrs. Peters family became reconclled
to her marriage and lately they have
visited her frequently and many OF her
old friends have taken dinner with
them.
Five OF her friends were dining there
Wednesday night. During the meal
Peters said he found IL necessary TO re-
prove bis wife for drinking more wine
than she should. He said ne had
spoken to her about wine drinking be.
fore.
Leaving the table, she went to side.
beard, filed a small glass full OF car
bolic acid and, facing the diners, she
placed 1t to her lips, ssying, "Well, I'm
tired of this"
Her husband ran across the room
and dashed the glass from her hand,
but she had swallowed the contents
and fell In copvulsions.
DR.. Elisha Fem and DR.. Fox work.
ed over her for several hours. She re-
gained consciousness and begged the
doctors to save her lie, which led her
husband to believe she bad not intend
ed to commit suicide. She became
worse, however, and died at 1870
O'Clock. Mrs. Peters was 26 years old,
nigh spirited aod pretty.
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being slaudered and abused by her and
is going to 60 right down east and
,rounce her. He says he has spent
several hundred dollars In paying her
debts in Kansas and further alleges that
she is trying TO get his property.
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