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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-18
LAWYERS ARGUE
BOSSCHIETER CASE

Paterson. y j., Jan. 17.-For the entire
session today opposing counsel IN the
Jennie BOsscnieter murder trial appealed
10 the jury. Prosecuting Attorney ralph
shaw began the summing up for the
state 1t was expected that Mr. h-mley
would do this. but he merely offered IN
evidence the undergarment said 10 have
been a part of jennie BOsschieter s. ward
robe.
Mr.. Shaw i'm summing up. claimed that
the state had proven It's case ana that It's
every contention had been sustained. tie
denounced the accused " no, ne SAID ndd
taken the girl out to do her TO death like
a dos. He demanded that the jury rem
der such a verdicC as the law and the
evidence demanded-one Of guilty IN the
highest degree
Then ex-Judge Francis Scott led in the
summing uD tor the defense lie was IOl-
lowed by Michael Dunn. Their addresses
were very similar Ihey declared tnstt no
case had been made ont against " AFTER
McAHster William Death and Andrew
Campbell They udiculed the expert tes-
timony and branded the hackman- Schui-
thorpe, as a man OF the l5Wuest ~ 5e On; gu
of the baSest motives they maintained
that the story told by him was not sup
ported by evidence and that at v as a ne
Mr.. Scott made a point that IT Schu5-
thorpe's story were TO be believed at an.
ne should be a prisoner accused or par
ticipatiOn in the crime.
Mr. Scott was arguing that the stare
had failed to prove It's nrst count tnat on
assault when Judge Dixon interrupted
--Kzfore you proceed I want the jury TO
understand that it choral were gwen OF
II person were struck or chokeu IN ~
der to accomplish the assault. the poison
or violence is part Of the assault. me
Jury must not be misled on that point;
Counsel for the defense declared Itlstt
il had not been proved that chloidl "dS
administered TO the girl. 90
II is belisVed that the case VIII 80 u
the jury tomorrow afternoon
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-18
SALT CURE TESTED
ON TWO AGED MEN


new 1DTk Herdid-b
Sleep and appetite wait upon Henry
w. Beerman and John Raney two aged
men who are undergoing the glycerO-
phosphate Of sodium treatment in a pri-
Vate sanitaTiUm in this city. They re-
ceiVed the second injection YESTERDAY.
The physician charge aid that ne could
make no positive announcement in resarJ
to the effects of the treatment until next
Saturday.
These men volunteered to submit them
selves to the same treatment as that en-
plOyed with much success by Dr. Albert
Robin of Paris, in the case of Abrdm ).
Hewitt. The publication OF the fact that
Mr.. Hewitt had been reJuvenated by the
treatment led medical men to take d deep
interest in the matter
The physician who has the cases Of
BeeTm2n and RaneV in charge has re-
siCians concerning the treatment Sever
al physicians who at this time do not
Eish TO have their names published are
following the treatment with interest
Both of the men under treatment aWOkg
yesterday morning from a long and r.
freShing sleep. Henry W. BeermdH- VINO
is s. years old and has all the signs of
advanced age, had previously for years
been able to sleep only three or tour
hours at a time. Sometimes he mad Hp5
slept one hour in twenty-fOur- He hat
complained that his appetite was po9'.
yet yesterday morning he ate near Jlis-
Raney. who is 90 years old, awoke in a
cheerful frame of mind. He also had q
good appetite The men slept part on
yesterday, for the luxury of sound SUM-
Der was something which they Aau loI
known for days. 49,.
Sixteen minus of the diluted solution
of glyCero-phosphate of sodium vas w.
fected into the back of each patient l-le
patients were in good condition i4st y' fl--
ing and exceedingly cheerful 1IeE
lieve that the remedy will DE or sLe1C
benefit to them and they say tndt tli .cE
sleep better and have greater Ctd'ili7
for food on account of it. m ID,
BeeTman thinks that he VIII So" Ie
able to walk again without a stick az
saws that he viii certainly get better. ~
nev has an equally hopeful view Oh ''-
AS soon as the treatment is well under
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-18
WYoMINe soLoNs RETURN.
Reach Cheyenne After Their Visiting
Tour

Especial to The Herald.)
Cheyenne. Wyo., Jan. 1.-THE Wyo-
ming legislative party returned tonight
from its trip to Salt Lake and an inspec-
ton of the several state institutions at
Laramie, Rawlins Rock Springs and Ev-
anStOn. The Institutions were found to
be in first-clasS condition at Evanston
and Rock Springs. The work on addi-
tons TO the insane hospital and Wyo-
ming general hospital was inspected by
the Legislators. At Rawiins the new pen
itentiary was carefully inspected as to
its fitness to house the state cOnvicts. The
sOlons found the penitentiary well con-
stTucted and believe with few changes
it viii make a firSt-Ciass penal institu-
ton. In all prObabiii these changes
will be authorized by the legislature and.
when completed. the prisoners will be re
moved from Laramie to Rawlins-
The state university at Laramie was
found in need Of an additional appropria-
ton TO complete the hall of science and
purchase apparatus, and these apprOpria-
tons will doubtless be made At Evans
ton and Rock Springs the necessity of
more room at the insane and Wyoming
general hospitals was apparent. and these
difficulties will probably be looked after
by the legislature at this session
From a social standpoint the legislative
trip was a huge success. At Salt Lake
Evanston. Rock Springs, RaWlins and
Laramie the citizens turned out in large
crowds and provided ever entertainment
possible for the enjoyment of the visitors.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-18
SPRINGER and MARTIN
WILL Be REELECTED
Old Officers Unanimously Chosen by Executive
Committee for Another Term.

Hagenbarth of Spencer. Idaho. who was
elected unanimously. When il was all
over everybody seemed TO be in line for
coGgra tulatious and there was gen
eral jOliihCatiOn.
Resolutions Considered.
The joint meeting transacted some
business before turning things over to
the new committee
A resolution introduced by ex-senator
Carey, relating to the DISCRIMINATING OF
predatory animals in the west and ask
Ing the convention to ask for legisla-
ton providing a bounty for their eSter-
miuatlOn was passed.
Mr.. Gosney of Arizona prescribed
modification Of q resolution presented
on "wednesday night, and which was
turned down by the committee. me
ernneut forest reserves The modified
measure was accepted
a suggestion 10 change the meme of
the association 10 the American LiN 2
stock association was tabled.
Additional subscriptions to the $4,000
fund We're reported as follows: George
ID. Van Norman of Wisconsin. 500;
Wisconsin ShOrLhOTn association, SO;
American COtswoid association, SIS
Iowa Improved stock Breeders assOcia-
tiou. SO. Oklahoma Stock Growers as
2ociaeiou- ESQ
refer Jansen introduced a fe7pluL ltli
in favor of asking for the appointment
of the assistant secretary of agriculture
- represent sJockmen OF the west.
Honorary Members
BY UNANIMOUS action the committee
made honorary members OF the eXecu-
tive committee, the retiring members,
-1auv OF whom were among the pro
motors of the association from its in
Cipiency. Those made honorary mem
bers are as follows. d. y. Stickney
of Wyoming. J Z. Wood. Idaho; Peter
Jansen. Nebraska. A. r. Robinson,
Texas, J. r. Stoler. Missouri: E. Il.
Callister, Utah; John Sparks, Nevada,
and George H. Patrick, Colorado.
Colonel john r Hobbs The king of
the cannibal islands" was also elected
to honorary membership on the COM
ui--ee.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-18
COOKING MAIN.
Police Interfere With a Rooster
Fight Yesterday.

Yesterday afternoon about half dozen
sports gathered in a back room of Com
mercial street saloon expecting TO have a
little fun on the quiet. An impromptu
cooking main had been arranged and only
a few of the select were put next" so
no Interference would occur when mat
ers began to be interesting. A gentleman
from the East side and another from the
West side of town each had Il game rOOS-
ter upon which he was willing TO wager
q small amount Of money.
The chickens were secured. the doors
all locked and the fun began. According
to a witness. the bout was to be seven
rounds. and four had been fought. with
two rounds to the credit of each cock,
when the front door gave way The same
witness states that he went out the back
door just as the police came in the from.
and he has not yet found out whether the
police continued the sport or called it a
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-18
STUDENT is DUCKED At STANFORD
FOR CRITICISING PRESIDENT Jordan

Stanford University. Cal. Jan. H.
The feeling against those who have
been condemning the action of Presf-
dent Jordan in forcing the designations
of professors. broke out this afternoon
among the students. G. u. Montgou1-
cry, junior from the University of
Kansas, was seized by a party of fifty
or more students and carried to a lake
back OF the university and thrown i'm
me water was about five feet deep in
the lake and Montgomery had no diff
itculty in getting 20 shore
The feeling against Montgomery was
caused by his radical talk cOndemning
DR. Jordan and the university II auage-l
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-18
PLAN A 5000, 100000
STEEL TRUST

New York, Jan. 1.-THE Journal and
Advertiser will say tomorrow
The first steps in the formation OF "A
S1Oe 100000 combination of four existing
steel and wire companies wzre taken yes
to-day afternoon at a secret meeting in
the Offices of the Federal Steel company,
which was attended by the chleI repre-
sentativeS of the American Tin Plate Co.
the American Steel & Wire Co, the Am
erican Steel Hoop Co and me National
Steel Co. Another meeting Will &c nvld
TODAY. tFTidayD. The present capltaltza-
ton of the four companies named Is
ahnuf S1ln aMn. coo.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-18
OPPOSED TO ENTRY.
Tewksbury May Not Represent old
Penn

Philadelphia, Jan. 17.-Tewksbury,
the famous runner, and Baxter, the
champion high jumper, are likely to be
declared ineligible to represent the Uni
versiJy OF Pennsylvania this season.
AS far as can be learned. Baxter is
taking only one course in the depart
ment of law, and this course requires
an attendance of but two hours a week.
This may probably be the cause of his
disqualification for the gymnastic team.
With Tewksbury, however, matters are
different. BY all the rules of the Inter
collegiate Athletic association and the
far stricter ones of the University of
Pennsylvania faculty committee, Tewks-
bury is in perfectly good standing. But
certain members of the faculty COM
mittee. the board of directors of the
Athletic aSSOCia ton and the student
body are opposed to Tewksbury repre-
senting the university.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-18
SENATOR CULLOM WINS IN CAUCUS,
all OTHER CANDIDATES withdrawing

Springfield. H.. Jan. 1.-THE Repub-
lican joint caucus tonight unanimously
nominated Shelby Nj. Cullom for United
states senator. The contest came TO an
unexpected close about noon today by
the announcement that former Cover
nor Tanner and Messrs. Cannon. Hit
and Prince had Withdrawn from the
race. leaving Senator Cuu0m a walk
over.
The announcement of Governor Tan
ner's withdrawal came first and was
shortly followed by announcements
from the other candidates. The exact
causes that led Senator CuIlom's on
pOnents To leave him a clean field are
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-18
SCORPION ON HER WAY TO CURNOCOi
OPEN RUPTURE IS IMMINENT

Washington, Jan. 1.-THE only ad-
vice today from Venezuela was short
message from Minister LOOMS. indicat-
ing that the revolt which has broken
out in the barracks at Caracas had
been suppressed last Monday
The navy department was unable to
Forward its Instructions to Commander
Sargent last evening, but the message
went out early this morning and by this
time the Scorpion probably is starting
from La Guayra for GuanOco. 1t prob
aoly VIII take the Scorpion three days
to make the run.
Such Information as has reached here
goes TO show that, while the efforts of
the United States to straighten out the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-18
Presiden1-John W. Spinner

PresidenJ-JOhH ". Springer
First Vice President-JoLn H. Holt.
Second Vice President-F'rank Hagen
garth.
Treasurer George L. Goulding.
Secretary-C. r. Martin
Assistant Secretary-Frank p. John
son.
This is the roster of officers of the
National Livestock association TO- next
wear selected at "a meeting of the re-
ORGANIZED executive committee, which
viii be presented to the convention this
morning for ratification. With the eX-
ception Of j. ID. Wood of Idaho, who
declined reelection as second wee
president and was succeeded by MI
Hagenbarth. ali the old officers were re-
elected by the executive committee
no opposition to- the selections OF Jae
committee is looked for in the conVen-
ton.
The new executive committee met in
executive session at the knutsIord IoI-
lowing a Joint meeting with the out
going committee. il was ORGANIZED
with John r. Cowan in the chair the
following new members chosen in the
convention yesterday being installed;
T.. $. Gosney, Arizona; F. q. Lusk, Cal
ifornia. II. II. Robinson, Colorado; NJ
-. Quinn, Idaho; j. j. Eugla d, Michl-
gan. H. b. Carroll. Minnesota; y. 1.
SoIdam, Indian Territory Harry IrOW-
er. Missouri Paul Mccormick Mon
tina. A. O.. Cleveland, Nevada; E. O.
B-0dfut, OhiO-sE. O.. HeidekOper, south
Carolina, J. g.. BueL South Dakota;
Jesse NJ. Smith, Utah; john Clemdn,
Washington; Timothy Kinney. WyOm-
ing. and Frank Harding, Wisconsin.
Mr.. lowering started the ball rolling
by nominating Mr.. Springer and al
most simultaneously every member
jumped to his feet with a second. The
motion was carried with WhirL The
other elections went smoothly, there
being no opposition. When Mr. wood
declined the nomination for the vice
presidency there was but one choice be-
core the committee and that was Mr.
Woods business partner, Frank
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-18
WILL BID FOR THE PRINCE.
Colonel Cody to Ask Wales to Hunt
in Wyoming.

Sheridan, Wye, Jan 17.-Colonel Will
lam f. Cody buffalo Bid. is organizing
hunting club that will have headquar-
tiers at his ranch i'm the Big Horn noun
tains.
The first outing viii be in the autumn
OF 1901. and among the guests will be
Colonel Roosevelt General Miles. and
should he come to America 20 attend tnt.
yacht race. the Prince OF Wales will Ice
asked 10 participate.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-18
Kid Garter Gets Deeision.

Hartford. Conn. Jan. 17.-Kid Garter
Of Brooklyn was give nthe decision on
foul over Joe WalCO,t in the nine
tenth round Of their night tonight be
fore the Empire Athletic club WalcOtt
held Carter and struck him in the face
when the referee was separating them
Carter had the better Of the fight ex-
cept in the seventh, tenth and thir-
tenth rounds. Walcott nearly had him
out in the tenth round, when the bell
saK-ad him
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-18
CELEBRATE IN oLARK's HONOR.
Crowds Turn Out at Demonstration
in Helena.

Helena, Mont, Jan. II--There was a
grand celebration in town tonight in
honor of the election of William Clark as
United States senator. A special train
brought several hundred visitors from
Butte and the west side. Reinforced by
Helena people, they formed "a large and
enthusiastic procession. which marched
through the principal streets Mr. Clark
made a short speech in response TO calls,
thanking all friends for their demOnstTa-
ton.
An informal reception was held by Sen
atOr Clark at the Hotel Helena. Hundreds
of riends, ladies and gentlemen. called
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-18

complications with Venezuela are mu.t
embarrassed by the growth of the -.-
pulmonary movement. or movement
Tor mere are really two. yet the f-s-
is being made directly with the v.--
zuelan government, as presented hr-
de facto president, Castro. ID is E-rt
cred that it is his agents r.H9 a-
threatening to seize the arms of rrs
New York and Bermudese caursr-..
employees, which movement the S..--
piOn is to prevent if she can reach M.
point OF trouble i'm time.
The aspect is regarded as unpr1mfs-
ing for a speedy settlement and -ls
case viii require y he handled rft
great delicaCy in order t. avoid any
open rupture.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-18
Ho! FOR ST. ANTHONY AND
SNAKE RIVER VALLEY, IDAHO
SToCKMEN'S

Special excursion train. Pullman
sieepers, leave Oregon Short Line depot
Saturday morning. Jan. 10, at 1870
o'clock directly after the Elks' smok-
err. A rare opportunity to see the
grandest stock and farming country on
earth The people of St. Anthony IN
NITE YOU TO COME. Fare round
trip including sleeper, $1,000 Without
sleeper, Is. 90. Tickets good ,ten-days. e
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-18
Greatest shylock'' Gives to Charity.

London. Jan. 1S.-It is announced that
the largest requests made by Samuel
Lewis. 1.-THE greatest and meanest of shy
locks" to charitable organizations az
gregating e950.00O. are reversionary. going
into effect on the death OF his widow
The viii. however. directs the immediate
payment of E500 &c the Prince of Wales
hospital fund and of similar matters ag-
grepating S500aj to various Jewish char
ftfae
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ment. The duCking party F.s. ....
posed of the most promineu. e.-Fe---
and student body officers. AUS
Between 500 and COT students 4r..
TINS afternoon and adopted r.-..-r-5..---
expressing implicit contideuc. bon p-.
ident Jordan. .''-
me vacancies Of Professors Howard
and Spencer have been filled Hg -t-
appointment of Professors T.a-.---,-..--.s5
Warren of Harvard. These man - .-t
on their way to Stanford and will -st
no their work next week. DIT. T,rs----
acting president Of Stanford. said .'
day that any professor who Was ,.-
Wiling 10 support Dr. Jordan r..--s
ave TO leave the university.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-18
The HandsOmest Woman III salt Lake
C5Avy

cannot preserve her beauty. except she
keeps her bowels and digestive organs
in a healthy condition Lanes TEA
moves the bowels every day. and cures
Indigestion. 1t purifies the blood, clears
up the complexion, and gives you o
good appetite. Price. 25C. and 90. &
package. For sale by Godbe-Pl.-
Drug company, Salt Lake City Utah
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-18
Rabbit Hunt CHALLENGE.

u. r. BrOcbank stated yesterday that
he had as yet received no answer from
the Payson rabbit hunters IN Iesaru 10
his acceptance of the challenge recently
issued by them. The rabbit hunters in
the southern Fart of the state are having
a gerat amount OF sport these days. and
Brocbank says the local shooters would
ike to get in on some of the fun.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-18
Decigion Against lIaior Tavlor.

Boston. Jan. 1.-THE referee in the
contested mile professional race at the
Park Square Garden Tuesday night de
cided against Major Taylor. who fin
ished first, and first money goes to A
w Ross, second to Archie McEachern.
third to r. a. WalthoUr and fourth to
Hugh Mclean.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-18

way the patients will take outdoor gz.--
else ON pleasant days. They have gH.r
tcod and everything possible IS being ion.
for their welI-beiug-
Their ChegTfulnesS and their r0rf-frr.a
in the treatment will. of course CONTRIB
ute to am Improvement of their c1u6ir.
Their physician says. however. that r..
mental attitude cannot do more 1r..
contribute in a degree 60 the imprlg.-
ment of the state OF the patients IF a-
decided change for the better should
observed The glycerO-p hosphstas Intro
dUce into the blood of the patients a'.-
ments which, If properly as~iuiIareL. Ul.
greatly improve the tone of the system
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-18
MAYOR RESIGNS BECAUSE ALDERMEN
PREFER REVIVAL TO COUNCIL MEETING

Hiawatha. Kan. Jan. 17.-Because a
majority of the city councilmen re-
fused to leave a revival meeting and
attend the regular weekly council
meeting, S. Hunter, mayor, has tender
ed his resignation.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-18
Denver Ed-Rowan Bout o..

Dummy Rowan announced last even
ing that the scheduled boxing match be-
tween himself ard Denver Ed Smith for
TINS evening had been declared off He
stated that Denver Ed would not meet
hims but would give no reason for HIS
actions Manager Clark verified the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-18
DIES. AGED rs.

Lawrence Cornell Leaves a Numerous
Progeny.
st. Joseph Mo. Jan. 17.-Lawrence CON
usil died at his home near this city today.
aged 10 years. He had led an active out
door life for more than a century. owning
several farms i'm this vicinity for more
than half a century
lie left a numerous progeny. down TO
great great grandchildren. He was born
in Dublin. Ireland
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-18
Buck stelzner Defeated.

Grand Rapids, Mich, Jan. 17.-Young
Kenny of Chicago defeated Buck Stelz-
ner of Columbus. Ohio, in ten fast
rounds here tonight
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-18

Unable to secure a quorum ta trans
act business. Mayor Hunter sent The
sheriH to the revival meeting tu r.r-
pei the coUncilmen to present them
selves at the city hall A msf7--.
sent word that they had To- at.e-f
the revival and could not come
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-18

cir with music today John r. Foulks
Of the citizens committee yesterday en-
gaged the services Of Professor Sim
mons and twenty musicians to assist
the Colorado Consolidated and Held 5
hands in handling out livestock melo-
dies.
The guests Of the cullen hotel were
entertained by a concert from Held $
band last nignt.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-18
Skating Race Today.

There will be skating match today at
$3.50 at the Ninth South skating rink
between William Baker and Lawson. the
Terrible Swede. The race is for two
miles. and Baker is to be allowed 400
yards handicap.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-18

Springfield. H.. Jan. E7.-Syracuse
Tommy Ryan defeated Jack Faucholte,
the Fighting Dutchman" of Chicago
here tonight in third round of what was
to have been a twenty contest
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-18

a billiard match between Ii Hung Ling
who claims to be the only Chinese billiard
player in the world. and Joe Cutler. has
been arranged to be played at the Walker
house this evening.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-18
Alleged Forger and wife Arrested

Queenstown, Jan. 17--Sigmund Hertz Of
New York City, for whose eXtradition the
United States authorities are asking. on
charges of forgery, was arrested tonight
His wife declined to be separated from
her husband and both were locked up for
the night at the police barracks.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-18
CIRCUIT BILL. FAVORED
IN CALIFORNIA

Sacramento. Cal. Jan. 1.-THE state as
sem bly- IA sed a Il s -tlOn today in-tIuct-
ing me Can ornia repiese nTaJlFeS ana
senators to work Tor ne passage Of ire
circuit oIeomargarine bill
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-18
BilIfard hlatch Toniebt-

DUmmy's' statement. so the public viii
not have a chance to see these TWO heavy
weights mix matters