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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-01-11
OPPOSE REDUCTION
OF THE SUGAR TARIFF
fspeciar 70 Tn. Herald.)


Washington. Jan Representative
Sutherland is Of the opinion that con-
siderable work will have to be done
to prevent lowering of the tariff on
sugar, which is being advocated on the
plea or sympathy for the CUbans.
The Utah. Wisconsin, Nebraska, Cal
ifOrnia, Colorado and Michigan dele
cations will make common cause OF
the matter. these states being the
greatest beet sugar producers in the
Union.
Delega tons from the several states
mentioned win arrive in Washington
shortly 10 appear before the ways and
means committee which. beginning
with Jan. Is. viii give hearings on the
petition Of Cuban delegates presenting
petitions OF Cuban interests for the reN
duction of the duties on tobacco and
sugar
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y HICAGO, Jan. 10.-At a m
the Hamilton club today details

q nICAGO, Jan. lO.-At a meeting OF
the Hamilton club today details
- Of the entertainment Of Admiral
schley during his visit te Chicago on
Jan. %, IS and p were worked out.
The features Of the programme ar
ranged are a banquet on the night of
the 25th and a public reception on the
afternoon Of the 27th. Sunday. the
2Sth. the admiral win attend church
and give up the remainder Of the day
20 rest. A comm ttee will meet the
admiral On the train and escort him
into the city. AT the Auditor !um an
mex he viii occupy what is known as
the pre- sidential suite. On lis visits to
Chicago this suite Of rooms was al
ways occupied by the late President
Mckinley.
The banquet will he held in the mass
I've banquet hall of the Auditorium and
il is announced that the number Of
guests viii be limited strictly to the
seating capacity of the tcble5. The set
programme Of speakers, aside from
Admiral Schley. follows
H. W. Price, president Of the Mary
land society OF Chicago, Maryland"
Hon Clark z. Carr of Galesburg, Ills,
former minister 10 Copenhagen,
achievements of the American
Navy" Fred A. Bangs, former presi-
dent Of the Hamilton club, our Club
and its G~ests;" z. J. Munger, presi-
dent Of the Hamilton club, will be
POSTMASTER
The programme HIS been made brief
IN order to allow for impromptu
speeches
Monday the admiral will visit the
Winfield Scott Schley school and meet
the school children and members Of the
beard Of education. The public recep-
ton which follows this visit will be held
in the parlors Of the Auditorium.
A magnificent souvenir OF the ban
QUet win be placed NJ each plate. 1t
VIII be a bas relief showing the ad-
mirals head and shoulders on a back
ground Of the United States hag. It
VIII be inscribed Follow the Flag"
The Germans OF Chicago viii give q
demOnstr9 ton in honor Of Admiral
SChley on the occasion Of his visit to
the city on Monday, Jan. q, when over
5000 members Of the German societie-
Of the city viii march to the Auditor
ium and win be reviewed At that point
b. Admiral Schley. II was decided
uTOn at a meeting Of representatives
from 134 German societies that IL the
weather be such that marching is i'm
possible on the day set II is the inten-
ton Of the German societies to hold a
big demonstration meeting at the Au-
dltorium. In either Casa the German
societies Of the city that will be in
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-01-11
NATIVE TOBACCO is
IMPROVING EACH YEAR

Washington, Jan. 1O--At the cabinet
meeting today Secretary Wilson ex-
plalued what had been done by his
department in the way Of experiments
n raising tobacco. He stated that il
had been fully demonstrated that We
could raise in this country all the
wrapper tobacco necessary for domestic
use and of a quality second to none.
N every particular it was as fine as
can be grown in Cuba or any other
country. Last year ten acres Of filler
tobacco had been successfully raised
in Pennsylvania of a very high grade,
and during the coming season extern
sive experiments would be made in
raising high grade filler in Ohio, Texas,
North Carolina and California.
Last year the imports of wrapper to-
bacco into the United States amounted
TO S6000.000 and of filler $4,000. 900. In
short time, the secretary said, we
would be able to supply our own wrap
per and filler Of a grade that would
challenge the best grown anywhere in
the world
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ARE ANXIOUS TO SELL
PRODUCTS TO CHINESE

New York. Jan. Io.-Cotton goods man
ufacturers are concerned over the re-
newed agitation looking TO the continued
exclusion Of Chinese. notwithstanding
that the treaty with China does not ex-
pire until 1904, says the Journal Of Com
merce. They regard such agitation as
a direct menace to the otherwise favor
able prospects for q large increase in our
business with China ard IS being alto
gether nl-advised. Concerted effort is to
be made to present to Washington in
proper light the injustice Of present agi-
tation and likewise the injustice con-
templated in the proposed action Of CON
tinued exclusion.
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HILL W00ING
PUBLIC OPINION
Magnate Talks to the People
Concerning the Merger.
ONE ROAD AS GOOD AS TWO
BE SAYS THAT COMPETITION Is
NOT WHAT IT SEEMS TO BE.

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San Francisco. Jan. 10. J. =
= Hill appears 10 have stolen a y
= march upon the Hartman syndi- y
= cate and placed himself and his y
= associates of the Pacific coast y
= company. which owns the stock =
= Of the Pacific Coast Steamship =
y company. in a position to gobbIe =
= up a large share Of the Pacific =
= transport service in the event of y
: the government abandoning the ,
= special service and relying upon >
= private enterprise. If HilPs cor y
= poratiOns get the transport bust =
Z ness, il is not unlikely that the =
= Northern men viii make Seattle y
= their American terminal. and in y
= that event San Francisco would =
= lose the profit it now derives from =
= this source.
= = y
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Iege of San Francisco. afterwards taking
a post graduate course in the University
Of Michigan. Five years ago ne went TO
South Africa to practice his profession
Mrs. Anthony was Miss Vessels, daugh-
ter of Matthews Vessels, afterward
BOer general.
For her safety. DR.. Anthony sent his
wife and two little girls TO the United
States until the war was over. Mrs.
Anthony received word OF her husband
arrest : month ago. he is charged with
lending aid and comfort to the enemy and
with intriguing against Great Britain.
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FROZEN HERDER WAS
CLAD IN THIN CLOTHES
lsnecinl to The Herald.l

Rawlins. Wyo.. Jan. 10.-It is learned
that W. H. Moody, the sheepherder
who was lost during a storm on the
Red desert . month ago, and whose
body was faithfully guarded by his two
dogs. was so thinly clad that he must
have succumbed TO the blizzard inside
Of a few hours after he left the camp
Of a neighboring sheep outfit Moody
was employed by the Pacific Sheep
company.
The body was discovered by herders
in the employ Of 2 A Hadsen. the
United States marshal whose son
brought the remains 70 town.
There is some criticism because a
searching party was not sent out TO
hunt for Moody when he was first
missed
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LOSES THE OFFICE ON
ACCOUNT OF A RATTLE

Seattle. Wash, Jan. l0.-Because
James Lee, proprietor Of Lees drug
store. at the corner Of Second avenue
and Columbia street, raffled OF a piece
Of bronze statu2ry as a prize among
his holiday customers, he is to lose the
postOf1ce sub-statiOn which is now To-
ted III his store. The matter was
recently brought to the attCH ton Of the
authorities OF the postoffice department
at Washington by a report on the mat
ter made by PostOfIice Inspector Way
land OF this city. who reported that a
lottery was being operated in the store.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-01-11
BIG FOUR EXPRESS
HAS A MARROW ESCAPE

NatJoon. ills, Jan. lo.-The fast west
bound express of the Big -Four, with
aEht coaches filled with sleeping pas
s'1Eers. had a miraculous escape from
l.HE wrecked early today two miles
A.st Of this city The axle on the engine
,''Ea and the drive wheel was hurled
INTO The ditch while the train was going
.tlF miles an hour. The engineer by
e-'s work succeeded in checking the
train and the engine remained on the
track Railroad men say the avoidance
@. wreck under such circumstances is
-1leard or.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-01-11
AMERICA TO HAVE AN
ENVOY TO THE VATICAN

New York. Jan. 10-Although prelates
well acquainted with American institu-
tons always have declared to be absurd
the idea OF having an American repre-
sentative at the vatican, as against the
spirit OF the American constitution. SAYS
the Rome correspondent of the Tribune,
the party favorable 70 this project, head
bers
It is now insisting that the vatican
take advantage OF the important Philip
pine question TO have washington send
anyway. confidential agent to treat with
the vatican. which should give its pledge
20 maintain secrecy on occasions for
avoiding acknowledging him officially, as
was done on former occasions for the de-
filming of special questions; otherwise the
agent would be repudiated at Washington
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Cleveland Wen Enough to Hunt.

New York. Jan. lex President
Cleveland has so far recovered from the
effects Of his recent attack Of pneu-
monia as to have arranged for a hunt
ing trip to the south. He will leave
his home at Princeton. y. J. Jan. %,
for an island of Georgetown. S. c..
where with a party Of friends. he will
remain several DAYS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-01-11
Hackney Horse Association

New York. Jan l0.-The annual meet
ing of the directors Of the American
Hackney Horse society has been post
pOned. The new stud book mentions 34S
registered stations and s57 registered
mares. Ga mares inspected and 100 stall
lions and pa mares transferred This
shows a considerable increase over the
list in the second volume, which gave
particulars of 107 registered stations and
$40 registered mares.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-01-11
EXTRA SESSION MAY
ATTACK RAILWAY TRUST

ST. Paul, Jan 1O.-GOvernOr Van SAINT
has announced that he would call an
extra session Of the legislature for the
middle Of February, probably about the
18th. While the session Is called specific
ally 10 consider the report Of the tax
commission just made, il is considered
likely that the recent railroad develop
ments viii come in for consideration
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10 e. statehood Bills-

washington. Jan. 1O.-The house COM
mittee on territories today fixed the
2Srd inst for hearings on the Okla
homa statehood bill; the 31st for the
Arizona statehood bill. and Feb. I for
the New Mexico statehood bill The bill
70 create the territory OF Jefferson out
OF the indian Territory was referred
10 a subcommittee headed by Mr. Knox
OF Massachusetts and including Mr.,
Flynn, the delegate from Oklahoma
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TO OPEN THE UIKTAH
INDIAN RESERVATION
Especial to The Herald.)

Washington D. c.. Jan. Ex-senator
Kearns today had a conference with
the officials OF the interior department
looking toward the opening of the
Uintah reservation. Senator Kearns
SAID that while he did not care to an
ticipate the action of the department,
it is his opinion that steps will be taken
in the near future which viii put the
matter OF opening the reservation in
such shape that definite and favorable
action viii probably be taken this ses-
sion of congress.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-01-11
Pnrna Id ouaIifv Soon

Washington. Jan. 1o.-Henry c. Payne
whose arrival mas been delayed by the
death Of a friend in Milwaukee, will quail
ify as postmaster general and assume
his new duties either Tuesday or Wednes-
day Of next week. He will reach here
Sunday. Postmaster General Smith viii
give his farewell dinner 10 the president
and cabinet Monday evening. after which
he will be ready to Weld the office TO Mr..
Payne ard return to his editorial duties
in Philadelphia
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-01-11
? SHERIFF WAS TRUSTFUL
' AND PRISONER DECAMPED. (

\ Beaver, Jan. 9.-Charles Nacelroy, I
y who was being held in The county =
, Jail here for HOUSEKEEPING, commit =
y ted at Milford. made his escape about :
2 4 O'Clock yesterday afternoon and has =
= not been recaptured, although Sher- =
y if Barton and his deputies have =
= been securing the country in all d. !
= rections- The sheriff left the Jail =
= unlocked about ten minutes while he =
y went into his office to fiji a lamp :
, with Oil Upon his return he found =
y that his prisoner had left without =
y saying goodbye. The search began :
y at once but there is still a vacant =
y chair at the iail. :
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Recommends HAYES.

Washington. Jan. 10.-Mr- Sutherland
called on the president today and rec
commended Judge Hayes for district
Judge OF Alaska 20 succeed Judge
Noyes. He also presented the endorse
ment Of Senator Clark OF Wyoming.
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TEN Bills ON sCHLEY CASE.
Measures VIII Be allowed to TAX
the Usual Course.

SAN O9AA4 SOuASts
Washington. Jan 10.-When the
house committee on naval affairs met
today for organization Representative
8iXey of Virginia proposed that the
various measures relating to Admiral
Schley be considered by the committee
as a whole. instead of awaiting the
consideration of a subcommittee.
The sentiment of the committee was
against the proposition and it was de-
teimined to allow these measures to
take the usual course.
There are ten resolutions and bills
bearing on the Schley case, and they
will be in charge Of the regular sub
committee on organization, rank and
pay consisting Of Representatives
Watson, Dayton, Cousins, Tayler,
Meyer, Cummings and Wheeler.
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Boston. Jan 10.-At a special meet
ing of the Boston chamber OF com
meTce today a resolution was adopted
favoring an extension OF the existing
Chinese exclusion law until the treaty
shall expire in 1904. when congress can
make proper provision for a new law
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= > 4 i 4 4 \ , Il ; 1 Il \ 4 = i = !
ASHAMED OF TIE NAME. (

New York, Jan. 10.-Mrs. J. c.
: 3. Fitzsimmons has made applics-
ZION in the Brooklyn courts for
permission TO change her name.
' She gives as her reason that she
y objects TO bearing the same name
as that of a notorious pugilistic
, character" Moreover. she says,
her children were referred 10 as
= Little Fits" which was a source
' Of annoyance.
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mink They Have Fleischman.


san Antonio, Jan 10.-H- J. Fleischman,
the defaulting California banker, has been
located near here and a warrant has been
issued for his arrest. The officials expect
10 capture him within the next twenty
four hours.
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MISS STONE TO BE FREE.

London. Jan. 10.-The release Of 4
Miss Ellen NJ. Stone by the bril- 4
> sands who have held her in cap
> tvity since Sept. 8. Is b-l we'd to 4
= be only "a question or hours. An
= official telegram received in Lon
uon this afternoon. which was dis I
= PATCHED from ConstantinOple aft :
? er midday today. says the release =
> Of Miss Stone is imminent :
, y y = > = y > = 3 = = 8 y y y y =
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-01-11
CHINESE TREATY A
FACTOR IN EXCLUSION

Washington Jan. 1e--Representative
Sherman of New York today introduced
a bill continuing in force all laws pro-
hibiting the coming Of Chinese
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SCHLEY H0NORED BY THE
PEOPLE OF TWO CITIES
Admiral Given An Ovation at Savannah and Will
Have Reception in Chicago
Mississippi Will Reject Text Books That Do Not Name Him as
the Victor.

jan. 10Th
Admiral of
d in
officer than Admiral Schley
to
, y = y = = = - y y
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Railway Tonnage Per Mile.

The law of the survival Of the fit
test must inevitably end such com
petition as exists by the destruction
Of the weaker by the stronger
James J. Hill.
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cluded will constitute 100 singing So
cieties, twenty-one military societies.
ten Bohemian societies and three Tur-
ner societies.
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Silver. 5j7s cents per ounce.
copper. local quotation, 1lNc; New
Lad. local quotation. 1880; New York
,sicL
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have rendered a much more effective
number had the music been moFe In
accordance with the spirit OF Tsrpsi-
chore. She Is an acrobatic and graceful
little lady with a full share OF the good
looks that characterize the combina-
ton
Harry Cognl proved himself a clever
and versatile comedian and singer OF
mIrth-provoking ditties. AS a light
comedian indeed his merits are OF
high order and enforced in their
method
He was we'll assisted by theA qrartet
who completed the cast OF the little
comedy which ended the first part OF
the program and left the audience In
high good humor. Adalina Parma.
with a graceful figure that drew forth
sincere II vigorous encomiums from the
gallery of the race night crowd. showed
her easy mastery OF the trapeze. her
act being especially effective in pose
and cleverness after the trapeze had
been cast aside for a rope held as taut
as might be In the hands of an assist
ant.
Male ArieS showed undoubted dra-
matte vfgor and ability In the sketch
OF The Booking Agent" played In con-
junction with Harry Cogill Dave Cas-
ton danced and sang himself into i'm
mediate popularity with grotesque. ges-
tore. voice and makeup. disclosing mis-
real gracefuiness in Hungarian cos
tune and cieverly executed steps. Cas-
ton. too. might have felt more at home
with different orchestration-
Alto. rhe'trahfp. uegiins with every
day objects. delighted an audience al
ready accustomed to past uastership
fm that act by ssIerno. Afro was
hardly AZ spectsesiar perhaps. eut his
act was q hnished performance and in
troduced several novelties
Rose Aauinaido ended the bin. twist
Tag sner 1.-The body into Impossible, but
always graceful combinations and
showing unexpected strength in slender
arms. Contortionist, or marvellous
controtionist." as the program has II.
T. hardly the term for this exceedingly
Timber demsiseiie. Her performance
was marked by a grace and refinemen.
seldom seen In such exhibitions. BIZ
zarre as II may sound. the young lady.
who Is most prepossessing In appear
ance. concluded her own act and the
entire performance by gracefully sit
ting upon her own head and balancing
the weight OF her body by her teeth.
The sinuous lady Is distinctively a fea-
turs OF the show which ~ well worth
visit go ALLAN DUNN.
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Sale UNDER
FORECLOSURE

NOTICE 10 HEREBY GIVEN THAT
ne undersigned. manager of the Terri
s~y Stables Company. LIMITED. win on
the Ind das Of July. 1909. ut i, o'clock
neon cause 10 be sold at public aus-
tisn. for cash. at the auction rooms OF
Jas. =. Morgan. No % Queen street.
Honolulu. Oahu. two bright bay horses.
for she payment OF the charges and
expense OF feeding and sheltering said
horses and OF the advertising and sale
thereof. the Star Soda Water Works
Company. Limited. having failed TO pay
said charges within thirty days after
demand therefor.
j. c. QUINN.
Manager Territory Stables Co. Ltd.
sieS
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A. s-isatly satisfactory program
vas give. 1T the orpheum on Saturday
evening by the suttos-Cosiii Company.
There was q disnnetiveiy English nu-
sic hall asvor TO II and the fun was
boisterous at times. but IL was all very
clever and amusing The only weak
part of the entertainment. indeed. lay
In the orchestra. and that will doubt
less have improved after one evening >
practical rehearsal
The audience was a triie apathetic
Mt the start. but the merriTnent started
up with cogiirs appearance In the
.'GaIety Girls and KHAKI melted the
Anal reserve. Annie Tasma. petite and
pretty. performed In clean. artistic
fashion some difficult feats on the tight
wire. introducing a novelty In the shape
OF an aerial wheel. Lena Harvey. Pc
lite and pretty and blonde. sang In
pleasing style several little ballads and
played cieveriy the role OF Violet Win
seine. one OF the two Eaiety girls. Della
Ross. a clever little danseuse. would
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handled 5000 per day. what shame.
said the Chicago '.jurist." that men
who handle such large sums OF money
rhouId get 30 little. don't blame them
sor stealing. ia steal myself II were
In their place" When Chicago gets
tired OF this judicial freak or his record
drives him out. he should come to Ha-
wall and join our own Success TO Crime
JUDICIARY. Believing that honesty Is
question OF income he would ind things
not uncongenlaI In a place where II -
called a question OF age
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NOTfIE TO SHIPPERS.

sHIPPHRs OF FREIGHT 3 Y
steamers Of the Inter-Island Steam
Navigation Company. Ltd. are hereby
notified that q new form OF shipping re-
ceipt has been adopted by the company
20 20 into effect at once
Freight will be accepted. however. on
the old form OF receipt up to October
ist. 1909. after which date freight win
be received only on the new form OF
receipt. a copy OF which can be seen at
the Office OF the Company. Queen street.
INTER-ISLAND STEAM NAVIGA-
TON CO. LTD.
s1s1 J. ENA. President.
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n H. a rather curious fact that the
snen Of Hawaii have never taken kind
~ to helmet hats Elsewhere In the
tropics such headgear II In common
use There - no more comfortable.
slightly and sanitary hat In the market
than the helmet and the price Is -ca-
ssnabie. One special advantage Is In
the benefit the eyes get from the green
Iialng OF the visor and another - the
good effect upon the hair OF the air
.p.ce In the crown
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While photography seems TO offer
much In topographic surveys. II Is .
little surprising TO End the tailor re-
sorting % It. BY the process OF n.
Franz Doiezai. the person 20 be meas
ured 10 photographed IN several posi-
items behind q network. the squares OF
this network on the picture giving the
tailor the data necessary for drafting .
suit OF clothes.
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Judge Gear. who said from the bench
shat he would have stolen money him
tator In Judge Dunno Of Chicago. II
Was up 20 Duane the other day 20 sen
teae- IN emb>zzilne collector who. on
q salary of sts per week. sometimes
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when the Rapid Transit cars reach
the waikiki turn. people coming up
from the beach on the tram. can change
to the trolley and get TO the business
center In half the usual time and 81 no
extra. cost. The only way Pain can
meet this competition Az TO expense -
By giving a ave cent fare from kap'o-
Iant PARK 20 King street