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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-15
Haze Received No stock.

Local officials of the Rio Grande
Western were considerably surprised
yesterday by the report from Colorado
Springs that they were each to receive
from General w. ]. Palmer a share in
81 600 coo worth of stock They had re-
ceived no intimation that they were
to share in such a luscious pie distri-
button
In fact, the officials were unanimous
in the opinion that the story was alto
I gether too good to he true None is
( willing TO admit that he builds any
hope whatever of receiving "a share OF
: stock from the former president of the
I road.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-15
Coman's Resignation.

The announcement was made yester-
day that Wilbur =. Conan. general
agent of the Oregon Short Line in Salt
Lake had been appointed assistant
general freight agent of the oregon
Railway & Navigation company to sue
coed R. =. Miller Mr.. Conan has
resigned from the short Line and will
leave for Portland in time TO take up
his new duties Sept. L.
NJ Conan came TO salt Lake last
December from Portland where he had
been general agent Of the Short Line.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-15
Heln For &c -.

Denver. Colo, Aug 14.-PresidenJ n,
2, Garman of the State Federation Of
labor has been called to a conference
of labor leaders at Pittsburg over the
steel strike. and the move is taken as
an Indication that organized labor IN
this state will help furnish the s1neWS
for the battle Of giants in the Industrial
world. President Garman has not de-
cidad whether he can ind time to go
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-15
SAYS LAW IS SUCCESS.
Chicago Nan Strongly Endorses the
Chase For Bank Robbers.

Chicago. Aug. 14.-Dr- Wilbur +.
Crafts of Washington, D. c., superin-
tendent of the international reform
bureau. and author OF the anti-canteen
law. who visited Fort Sheridan Tues
dav when the soldiers got their Aug
ust pay. issued a report today based on
his personal investigation in which he
declared that with only one dissent
ing voice it was asserted BY soldiers
that there had been no more disorder
siDCa tbe canteen was abolished than
before"
THE soldiers and citizens generally
the report continues, attribute the de-
sertiCns largely to what they allege
is a new policy. and manifestly intend
ed 70 produce canteen arguments
namely, the arresting OF soldiers Iol
verv small offenses formerly passed
over or punished lightly, which are nov
made the occasion Of multiplying couT
martials"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-15
settIe scboo1 ouestion.

winnipeg. Aug. 1.-THE Catholic
.oboo1 question. which has agitated the
province for years has at last been
settled. The public school boards have
vofed to take over the Catholic schools
and hire all Of the teachers in them
who can qualify. stipUlating that no
religious Earb shall be worn Nuns
are thus debarTed from the Jedchlh6
stair The agreement with the CathO-
lis board provides that after the en-
trance of the Catholic children no dis
rinction shall apply in regard to the
regulation bill They become pubIc
school children. II is believed the
terms viii be accepted for al schools
in which nuns are not engaged
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-15
Haekett in aDon Caesar. .

New york. Aug. Thames Hackett
has issued a statement denying puo-
Hshed reports that he would open MS
season i'm New York In Don caesar
Return" at an earlier date tnan all-
nounced I'm retaliation upon Mr From
r7aD for arranging the production OF a
ssBen Caesar" play prier TO Mr- Hack
etts opening lIr. Hackett says Ina-
the original date Of Sept. Ter open
ms Of his season vii BE adhered TO-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-15
Settle Strike in Jerome.

Phoenix. Ariz., Aug. 14.-An agree
ment has been reached between the
manager of Senator Clarks United
Verde mine at jerome and some OF the
men who struck for an eight-hour day
A small part of the force viii return
~ work tomorrow Most of the strik-
ers. however, refuse to consider any
offer. but a complete concession OF
their demands and many of them are
leaving Jerome.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-15
CLARK DENIES AGREEMENT.
Declares That Short Line Has Not
Sold Out.

rev York. Aug. 1.-THE Tribune
saws that Senator William A. Clark of
Montana, who is in this city, has con-
tradicted 8 report that he had CON
ferred with representatives of E H.
Hartman in Chicago and that theT
had been an agreement b. which the
southern branch of the Oregon short
Line would be turned over to him and
Union Pacific opposition % the con-
sJTuctiou of his railroad between Los
Angeles and salt Lake City viii cease
Senator Clark said that there had
been Interference with the building of
his railroad from Los Angeles TO salt
Lake City. the trouble being of such
q torCible kind as to call for the inter
ference of the courts. VniuncuOns and
orders FOR arrests had been obtained,
he said. and he expected TO carry the
work of building the road TO "a sue
Cessful termination
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-15
.REJFCT a PROPOSITION.
Employers Refuse to Settle the Strike
in San Francisco.

San Francisco. Aug 1.-THE Employ
ers' association today refused to con-
slider a modified proposition for IN
amicable settlement of the strike which
was submitted by the City Front Fed
Grafton at the request of the Municipal
league.
The police commissioners tonight ap-
pointed 246 special officers, most OF
whom win be employed in guarding
n0n-uniOn teamsters. so that the ponce
men Who have been engaged in this
duty may be returned TO thelss beats
There has been little change in the sit
uation on the water front. The steamer
City Of Pueblo got away today TO-
7 Puget Sound Oprts.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-15

sIiHersburg. o.. Aug. 14-An attempt
was made to rob the James D Adams
bank early this morning and the ROD
hers are now surrounded in a strip OF
woods fffeen miles west Of here The
burglars were heard at work by DaI
sharp. who lived next 10 the bank, and
he gave the alarm, but the bandits TOOK
fight in two rigs stolen from farmer
They were located this morning, ana a
part Of company 7. Eighth o \ -
- cone tn fha scene 20 assist in theiI
csoture. They are now surrounded, aac
4 battle may occEr-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-15
CALLS on STEEL TRUST.
Ohio Secretary CT State Requests In
formation From Schwab.

columbus. O.. Aug l+-oecretaTy %
500 T.a,lin has sent the following no
- +o-7s1- to Charles H SclWaD OF TIE
steel trust at PittsourE
.tVo4-r attention is called 10 the re-
,,,i-er-enfs of the laws of the state Of
Ohio upon corporations Of other states
C,-s-fe5 10 fin out and return 20 this or
ace ffe accompanying blank
T-he blank contains questions on now
the concern does its business n ONO
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-15
Strike Declared OF.

Scranton. Pa. Aug. 1.-THE strike OF
the car builders of the Delaware, Lack
awanna & Western company here to-
night was declared of. The men
went out May for an eight-hour DAY
al ten ho11rs, nav. They 90 back with
ont gaining a single concession. There
were 740 men out in Scranton, and
I O5O on the whole section.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-15
10 IMPORT LABOR.
Rumor to This Effect Being Investi-
gated BY Treasury Department

Washington, Aug. if.-Assistant Sec
rotary Taylor of the treasury depart
ment has directed Milton smiley the
immigrant inspector stationed at Co
iumbus, O., to proceed to Bellaire, o., 10
investigate reports that have been re-
ceived that the steel trust is preparing
to import foreign wOrkmen to take the
places of strikers. A number OF com
munications have been received Trcn
various sources to this effect.
The suggestion is that the steel com
pany proposed 10 find expert workmen
in Europe and bring them 10 this coun-
trv i'm such a manner as to secure theiI
admission. If anz can be found ia
/ Canada. it is claimed the same thing
will be done.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-15
pension and Postmasters.


washington y. C.. Aug l4--An increase
IF re-sion OF $40 monthly has oeen gram
81 John Savage OF salt Lake CRY
T~fah posfmasteTs aupqlnte1- II
N -4hevvS. Cisco. Grand county vice X T.
r, seDe- resigned. W. X Dunno Melton.
To0eIs county, vice Susan CiafAr fe-
-s-----s
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-15
TREsTLER ON SAN PEDRO ROAD.
Saws That Work of Building is to be
Pushed.

Special 10 me heEatd-1
Omaha. Neb. Aug 14.-Among the
passengers who came in on the Norm
western today and went on west over
r,4 Union Pacific was Norman L. TresJ-
Ter o. Boston, who Is financlally inter
es-ee Ia the construction Of the Clark
road from salt Lake city TO Los Anse-
les. He said in a brief interview thaI
no matter what the Union RaclHC OF
Short Line did about building a foaC
as mapped out, the Clark road Woulc
be built anyway. He asserted thal ne
ynsV nothing of the report that tns
T-uion Pacific and the Clark people had
gotten together. and that the Union
Pacific had been compelled TO take the
back track.
.sAu know" he said, is that the
clark road VIII be built
In another quarter il rs stated Ihdl
the Clark people have plan IN vie"
no build north from ogden to connect
with the Burlington at some point "a
the vicinity of Cody CITY James j
am. ii is said. has plan Of this kind
under consideration.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-15
WILL MEET IN SALT LAKE
Railroad Presidents Are Coming in
This Direction.

Ms III CLlANlI'
Portland. Ore. Aug. 14.-Presidents
c. S. Meuen of the Northern Pacific;
Horace C.. Burt of the Union Pacific;
Marvin Hughitt of the Chicago &
Northwestern. who arrived here last
right left today, Mr.. MeHen going east
over his own line. and Messrs. Burt
and Hughitt. III company with Presi-
dent A. L. Mohler of the Oregon Rail-
road & Navigation company, leaving
by the latter route. 1t is understood
that an important conference was held
here. but the nature of it is not known
tt is stated that President Hays OF
the Southern Pacific viii meet Presl-
DENTS Burt, Hughittt and Mohler at Sail
Lake
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-15

lima Peru Cvia Galveston, Tex. avg
To5av the Peruvian cabinet tenders
5fs resignation. as a result OF tle Le -
lL.lisss4,- ~ one vote in the chamber OF
5 IDENTITIES but President Komaha1A us-
eiired to accept II
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-15

made upon them. It became necessary
to haul water from Indian river
mile away. and one man win d AoLs1
and wagon made quite a harvest SEN
fuo wafer
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-15
Gsrman singer coming.

Berlin. AUG Alt Is announced t5a.tL
T-7Ifr7s Ifeban. who for many years ~
neen connected with opera IN hel nm - y. =.
-e+fra On the expiration % his present.
-C-+~acr and that he Is already uIll5'
soeciaI engagement for opera II 1i'o
United states.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-15

err and A. C. Pf s. chicago. Milwaukee
& st. Pau. ..-,-
Thousands of soliciting pdsSsil5 I
t5 be discharged.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-15

r,t,inlev Fla. Aug. l.-An incendiary
fire today destroy ga large pam "a 'i--7
toxin Loss S100,ooe.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-15
-. For Ambagsador white.

wellington. Aug 1z-Ampas sae+z :.
7v-p;+s has been granted leave rom -
" - g. T5o-ifn and Is expected 10 afL'et
= p 80 = -osrntrv before long. 70 attend 70
r7--f4-a4e 1fI1lrs-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-15
49, o. sErELEMENT.

p.,,.-.5 at Columbus, Ohio, That
an Agreement VIII be Reached
-.,,,-,r,,s O.. Aug 1.-THE local
- ~ TIE Analearna-tad sssoeia1'on
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-15
WATER SHORTAGE
CAUSES DISTRESS
Crops Damaged to Extent OF
Half a Million.
FARMERS WANT RELIEF
SAY UTAH LAKE WATER Is MIS-
APPROPRIATED.

A condition Of affairs about which /
there have been many mutterings'
was forcibly called to the attention
of the county commissioners yesterday
in a petition from Thomas p. Page, h
B. Beckstead and Nesl p. Nelson, rep
resenting the farmers in the southern
end of this valley whose water supply
is derived from the canals from the
Jordan river. The complaint OF the
farmers is that there is and has been
all this season so little water for lrfl-
cation uses that the farm crops are
hardly worth harvesting. Mlsappro-
priation of water by new settlers along
the streams feeding Utah lake, in VIC
IatiOn Of the prior and vested Ilghts
of the salt Lake valley farmers, IS al
legged in the petition as the ehieI rea-
son for such a scarcity Of water sup
ply.
BY way of emphasizing the necessity
for relief before next season comes
/ IL is set forth in the complaint OF the
B farmers that the loss they have sui
/ fered this year will aggregate a halI
/ a million dollars for the 40. 600 acres OF
land in this valley which mas Deeh
under irrigation this season 1t Is
/ further pointed out that 10000 acres
. more have gone dry on which large
. crops could have been harvested had
I there been a sufficient supply of the
I water to which they are entitled IN
less a remedy can be afforded 70 avert
{ a recurrence of the drougn, the COLI
I planning farmers plead that 10000 peo-
Die in the southern part Of Salt Lake
county win have to emigrate TO
| country where there is plenty OF water
/ and where the prime rights OF the
farmers viii be protected
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-15
Cause Of Shortage.

In setting up the cause Of the lake
level not rising to the proper Ieyel 10
afford an amply supply of water for IT.
rigatiOn needs il is alleged that grad
uaily the waters rightfully belonging
to the Jordan river through the lake
discharge have been taken out OF
Provo river from points as far up as
in Summit and WasatCh counties down
to the mouth of Provo canyon, where
a new canal is irrigating a larger area
on Provo bench, all in disregard or
the prior rights Of the land owners un-
der the older canals in salt Lake
county.
Approaching the fact that they are
not vested with judicial powers IKE
a court to prevent a repetition OF the
wrongs complained of and that their
powers are very limited under the law,
the county commissioners regret thai
they can afford little relief to the com
plainants. A copy of the complaint
/ was served upon state Engineer Dore-
mus. but he too. has only limited
/ power. beyond advising and recon-
mending the storage of water in Utaf
( lake in a natural way.
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Blankets for Comfort.

Nrruud lluuf NtN hIHdIut
Some special purchases all the more
remarkable, Tor this ~ the time when
blankets are needed-but YOU can always
get blankets cheap al L%Oesef's.
$3.50 FOR S4.7S IlE4 shite WOOL
BLANKETS, heavy winter weight, lofty
finish, VIDE silA binding
S42s FOR $500 llN4 White WOOL
blankets. made Of selected ono lie
fleece wool, AIDE silk binding
s. SO FOk SS7S i2A4 white SooI
shunken BLANKETS, made ~ long staple
ono ~ool, eloscly woven and heavy
weight
81 80 fOk 5000 llAl shtis lsmos
sool BLANKETS, lhcN have p OuntSS "
cotton Ssfp againtt ~ uunlcs ~ tine
laIiofnts WOOL, llFhi sut loitI 10
sDght, Nst Nsp NsfnI
gh, Ton b % sIltoUug ,ossfed ,om-
iofiabisb uIsj sIth shts Ismtasitt
hulsh souon, lighti n ssght bvi tai "
satmth
DOak IOhIukts tII,i $50 GOOD
oaofl,st 500 snt sfsi sti . nns
4usUlh mtftsntst tstssu 80" 'sfi
sdgs ,liui,s nss patisfnt 80 sas
Uu
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arsokiun Sdrertisfmeuts.
friedrich Iofsfr 4 %. Groos
Most Fashionable FurS.

Our business in furs has grown enormously and Is steadily
.,oving-it is the centre OF the fur business Of Brooklyn and
-, reason why we can offer such Inducements as these Tor
,o.mortow is because we are always given the first refusal OF
AMI transaction OF moment.
$4,000 For $l95.O0 SeaIskin Jackets.
A seslskin Jacket " Pure London Dye" 22 inches long,
.,yish design, high rolling collar, large revers, double breasted,
cerrieet fitting, lined with the best grade OF satin.
$4,000 For SIl5.OO Persian Coat.
Persian lamb coat, ~ inches long. fine lustrous skins
roline collar, large revers lined with fancy silk.
$3.50 For $1,000 Near Seal Jacket.
Near seal Jacket in accord with the newest models, high
Milling collar and large revers lined with satin.
$3.50 for $5.25 Scarf.
Electric seal scarf with cluster OF g tails.
S5.75 for $3.50 Scarf.
Skunk scarf with cluster OF 8 tails.
S6.75 for $3.50 Scarf.
German fox scarf, So inches long, with 2 bushes and 4
S9.75 for $l3.25 Scarf.
Mink Scarf with cluster OF 8 nils.
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Sale Of Sofa pillows.

ass1na nsaf Ne huudins
Afesl lOsss event ~ sOfs pillows
the beet and foT the mOn that can be
found %snssbeu.
UNCOVERED PILLOWS
fouf 81 ihs heSi siIst, sitb sNsn "a
psn0f sfsi dosn hliinE so dozen ~
then 80 tSlioss lOtlO. 81 So llh
~. o. ose l.Ils, 81 ssc loI2o. 81
sac
COvfktD SOFA PILLOW
sOms srth ssiGsn. some suh ssnh,
ifOM b1I ~ "a % sssh. sad sons
Lsna smbfslasfsd shs hsns lsiaiss lots
giliost. issi ihs fbias io' Q fhsatssisins
siii, 81 hsii pnes
NJ sns bss soii0a o'ss1 suteh en-
bfoie Hfst d%sllist efntu piece shs 49,
sisius. ifom ~ ~ sfsiasi pnssa
Delliss. fssae 40 ssasfs, ifsm o. ~
lss asisse ~ "a - a. 60
Isain plstst. fssne sns ssasfs, ifym
~, a. 6ss 'as,s.s ~ gss ~ 81 -
ssn
ff.i c,s,h. ~, go 49, ,ssisss ~
shs sssl
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Sheets and pillow Cases at
Big Savings.

Here are some real aids TO the good
housekeeping y are some lots made TO
our order from a snap purchase OF muslin
much undeT the market;
siNsO, 4sc. instead Of ssc.
sONsO, SOC. " oNc.
4ss3o bleached muslin pilloS cases,
3.inch hem, Tic. instead OF lst.
4slso h%cmsutthcd hlcached pillow
cases, good iifm muslin, lhc instead 81
1SC.
fmbfoldsfei sheets and pHilos Gaze
sets IN holes, 81 81 50, $500, - Is,
81. so, 81 rs, 81 90, 81 90, 81 81
unbles,hsd yard sids muslln S. "a
stead Of 1S
isfd vldS, iHs ~hitg ,ambu, soft
finish, 10, pef afd insisaj VI : ..
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Hs fsaH aitlHf lHH.sH us aasa
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t.IatHraI .HHsH o. iaaH sHastsH
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go asaff H Ifa ffsfIH a usI rfafu
I. tfrsafas Iaf ..aH l.ts Co. o.
uH o. I.Haai ia aaf Hr iaI i-fs
sI.ai rsH 900 us iIslias sH afian..
tt.as I.a i--4 taat a % stf
cod tffsaI
tHFaf nu.afl .HH.s ~ go ~'.i4nias
T.i.gsaa SOD ! t.ff rs- ip-rla a ~
Iaysn o. ,safs g.. ssIHs--s uEs u,aiauu
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I.H ts s.r uaI us sia - az
o. asIaaIsH - H asH sisi us'
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nsa naslH "a u@ Taa.si saass
asss i.t nsasIf uYai ~ F.as4lis issHf
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s.sIs, sfHI tss st T~i.aa.as.sI aaflan
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hfs. a us f~-frIand u'Fiua fisrH rHsi
crus-4 q us l-ng IA 40 No.. sAlA
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More New Waists for Women
And More Lowest Prices.

There Is that about this assortment OF
sl,e as uncommon-they are prettily mad
ihs prices such as to prompt the question
At ESQ.,, INSTEAD OF $l.5s-Wool
flannel waists in black, cardinal, light
blue, navy, pink, tucked back and front,
detachable collar.
ATSI.5e, INSTEAD OF S2.2S-French
flannel waists In cardinal, light blue,
royal greco, old rose, black, entire front
and back tucked, Bishop sleeves.
AT Sl.eS, INSTEAD OF S2.98-French
flannel waists in assorted colors, in
plain, handsome stripes and polka dots,
never sold for less than S2.9S and
-S3.9s, all at Si.e8.
At $3.50 INSTEAD OF $S.9S-Extra
fine French flannel waists in old rose,
cream white, light blue, royal reseda,
green, pink and black, made with 3
bands OF Persian galloon, buttoned
back, a very stylish waist.
At 81. 90 INSTEAD OF S4.25-Taffeta
silk waist In black and assorted colors,
hemstitched back and front, stock col
lar.
At S3.ss INSTEAD OF $500 AND
S5.5O..Tafietas and Peau de Sole waists
IN a number OF models, black and oil
colors, tucked and hemstitched, also
pretty black and white effects.
At S4.eS INSTEAD OF $3.50 AND
S6.9S-300 assorted peau de sole and
~taffetas silk waists in several models in
black, white, light blue, pink, royal
reseda and cardinal, very pretty and
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a. tasu HHU ua F'H -
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aahf
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h. sass a. sU.l fassfl 500 900 na
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nat.- y fn.f !. -. untH frHs GEO. sal
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