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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-02

Medical Director
Inex cured so many men who had bat.
tied for years against the mental and
physical suffering Of lost manhood that
the Institute has decided To distribute
free trial packages TO all who write. u
IS hons treatment and all men who
surfer with any form Of sexual weakness
resulting from youthful folly, premature
loss OF strength and memory. weak back.
VaHcocsle, or emaciation OF parts can
now cure themselves at home.
Tho remedy has a peculiarly grateful
erect or warmth and seems to act d.
rect 20 the desired location. giving
strength and development Just Whexe Il
Is needed. II cures all the ills and trou-
Dies that come from years of misuse OF
the natural functions and has been an
absolute success in all cases. A request
20 the state Medical institute, SG2 Elek-
iron building. Fl Wayne Ind. stating
that you desire one OF their free trial
packages, Will be complied with prompt
~. The institute is DESTROYS Of reach
Ing that great class OF men who are un-
able 10 leave home TO be treated. and
the Tree sample will enable them TO see
now easy II Is TO be cured Of sexual
Heennsss Nnsn the proper remedies are
employed The Institute makes no re-
stTlctlonS. Any man who writes will Be
sent q free sample. carefully sealed In
glAan package so its recipient need have
20 Iear OF embarrassment or publicity.
hsaoers are requested 10 write without
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-02
STOOL PIGEON SYSTEM
OF THE RUSSIAN POLICE

Correspondence of the Associated Press.)
st. Petersburg, Friday. Jan. lin
Finland the police, UP TO the present
have escaped complete classification
This action is now proposed for Hell
singfors, at least, where the St. Peters
burg system is to be transplanted
The police viii be entirely indepen<
dent Of the local authorities, there will
be department of political police and
a police address book to include every
house, will be introduced. and dvorniks,
the most characteristic feature of city
life in Russia. will be Instituted.
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Catholic University Proiect.

New York, Feb. 1.-The Rev. DR.. Nc
Mahon, rector of the Church of Our
Lady of Lourdes in this city. has been
appointed successor to Archbishop
keane in the work OF raising 50. O00. 600
as an endowment for the Catholic uni
versity at Washington. Archbishop
Keane has obtained pledges for about
S1,0O0000, but his appointment as arch
bishop of Dubuque compelled him TO
give up the work. The purpose of the
school is to train young priests for
missionary work among non-Catholics
of America and the Philippines.
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gentlemen came on TO sic up the
property.
Little buster has been INDUCED in.
out from those in touch with what IS
going on, il is learned that a splendid
pody OF ore was recently encountered
and ~tnat everything points 10 the
property becoming a big producer dur
ing the year. Il is understood the Wis
itors VIII remain two or three days.
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Yesterday, or IL cents more than it
ruled at on Friday and the producers
were joyful in consequence. In New
YORK the selling price was 1914 d127s
cents.
AT meeting of the directors of the
Galeha Mining company yesterday an
assessment Of s cents a share was
leYled on the 100000 shares of the cor
poratlon AT the same time Secretary
a u. shorten rendered his resignation
ana 70 ii, Mead was named TO sue
coed him.
According to the report from Tintic.
tNo OF the cars of concentrates sent
out from the Mammoth mill during the
week were the result Of the run on Star
consolidated ores, and the mill sam
pies Snow values of 81. per cent lead,
v:eI ounces gold and "A TO 80 ounces
silNer per ton-very good stuff.
me directors OF the Yankee Console
oated are booked to declare dividend
no OF cents share. payable March
= tomorrow. About 10000 shares Of
the STOCK sold during the past week and
report has 1t that Dr. Franklin landed
nearly every share Of it. During Janu-
ary tne company shipped forty-eight
carloads OF ore and the record will be
uupilcdted this month. without doubt.
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Concentrates.
Cars.
Ore and Bullion

ore and bullion settlements in this
city during the past week amounted to
$25S, 300, yesterdays proportion of that
sum being $500, as follows:
T. r. Jones & Co.. ores, $13 200; bull
lion. $4,000.
Mccormick & Co. ores. $500
Commercial National bank, ores, ST.,
500.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-02

The dvorniks, though paid by the
householders, are the lowest order of
police. They are bound to report all
arrivals and departure, keep the regu-
lar police informed of all that happens
in each house anc assist in maintaining
order and making arrests.
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A Dark and MUDDY ComDlexion

Does not become a neat woman. Lanes
Tea will cure constipation, clear up
the skin, sharpen the appetite and
make you look and feel like a new
person It acts gently upon the stOm-
ach. liver and bowels For sale by
Godbe-Pitts Drug company
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Logan Excursion So so

With the Salt Lake Opera company,
VIA oregon Short Line, Monday. Feb.
TO- Train leaves depot 4 o. m. re-
turning after the opera. Tickets also
good TO return till Wednesday, Feb. 70.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-02
VISITING B1NGHAH PROPERTY.
Pittsburg Shareholders Taking in the
Edwina.

Friday evening =. e. McGi ". presi-
dent, ana a Mr. Wesley Of tae Ed
wilma. company, operating property in
Bingham not far from the depot. ci.me
in from Pittsburg. Pa and yesterday
lcft for the mine. They were accom-
panied by Manager William Ochs. az
whose solicitation. it is understood, the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-02
Opening Board.

800 Carisa at 46iEc.
500 Carisa at 465sc.
> Daly-West at $3.50.
5000 Silver Shield at Sc.
100 California at 4S1zc.
800 California at 1886.
loco Martha Washington at 5ssc.
100 Victor at &c
100 Yankee at $50.
100 Yankee at $265.
Total. $3.50 shares.
Selling value, $22, 1872.
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Metal Market.

Silver, 551sc per ounce.
Copper, local quotation, 1lisc.; New
York, 1880 per pound
Lead. local quotation, $3.50; New
York. $40.
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To Cure a COUGH

stop coughing. as it irritates the lungs.
and gives them no chance TO heal.
Foley's Honey and Tar cures without
causing strain in throwing off the
phlegrl like common cough cxpector-
ants. JohnsOn-P Pratt Drug company.
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Nae Fedoras For spring

are as popular as ever. We are Show
ing many styles in 50, 81 and s. grades
in black and pearls.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO,
166 Main street.
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At Gordon academy. East Third
South. new classes will be formed Feb.
4 to accommodate pupils gradua ting
from the eighth grade.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-02

Harry S. Joseph, Stock Broker.
reliable and accurate information
gwen clients. Phone $40. 217 Atlas.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-02

Meyer & Joseph, Stock Brokers,
0Oz Progress building. Phone 1159Y.
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Tintic Ore Shipments.

Eureka, Jan. developments from the
district for the week. consisted Of forty
nine carloads of ore and six carloads
of concentrates, divided as follows:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-02

H. B. Cole Co., Stock Brokers.
commission business only. Phone 325
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Spring Hats.
we place on sale Feb. the new pro-
auctions in Derbies, represented bv
Miller, Warburton, Denney. Schohle
ana Horton makes; SO. 81 and IS grades
Sole agents, o '-''N''
Brown, TERRY & WOODRUFF co.
l66 Main street
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-02

William H. Tibbals, Broker,
dVo-l D. F. Walker Bldg. Tel. 1881. Res
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Sent Free
to Men.
free Trial Package of This New Dis
covery Mailed to Every Man
Sending Name and Address
Quickly Restores Strength
and ViRor.

Free trial packages of g most remark
VII WPits the State Medical Institute
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j. ooerndorfer, Stock Broker,
lOl South Main. Tel. 2SS. House. 1O54Y.
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4 ~ 4 7 ~ ~ ) 4 + 4 Z 4 4 St
( The Genuine
Z AF. Eastman ,
be who invented the word Kodak ,
gave the world new industry. ,
and pleasure. There are come deal :
ers 70 whom Mr.. Eastman wiIlnOt :
sell kodsks. Naturally they run !
them down Don't be deceived in :
this matter. or talked into buying :
something else. Come over and :
let johnson tell you "all about it, :
Z before you buy. And don't forget ,
that we are headquarters for Ko-
dak supplies and are rOted fOrour
4 superior kadak finishing Kodak
y estalo2 free. Address.
h The JOHNSON Co. G. r. johnson
K Supt-, Salt Lake. Utah
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Barnett & Langley, Brokers,
Il West Second South. Tel. 50.
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Mammoth mill .-......-............-.
The Swansea has begun loading ;
lot OF 500 tons.
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W. j. Browning, Stock Broker.
IL Atlas block. Telephone 1850 Il.
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A. S. Campbell, Broker,
2O2 D. F. Walker building. Tel. 536
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Spring Hats

6. A Gibbs, Stock Broker,
IA Atlas block. Tel. O54 X.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-27

, strange request OF both her husband and
her friend could be explained only on the
ground OF unselfishness and an uncoaqusr-
able regard for her husbands welfare.
Perhaps the statement will be made that
Mrs. Eismann did not really love her hus-
band. and, therefore. that there Was no self
sacrifice, no self-abnegation in the thought
that must have been caused by the mental
picture OF his clasping another in his arms.
of his bestowing upon another the fond ca
resses of a bridegroom.
Those who knew the woman, however. as
sured me that she loved her husband with
an affection that coulc not be shaken, aEd
that her sole desire in life appeared to be to
secure his happiness.
What impressed me as I talked 20 her
husband is the fact that he apparently sees
nothing odd in the whole affair. He takes It
as a matter OF fact that his wife should do
exactly as she did
When ] saw Mr. Eismann, and asked him
when his marriage to Miss Schmidt would
take place, he declined to tell me. He said
that the circumstances Of his wife's death.
and the general knowledge In the
'ty in which he resided that the engagement
was the direct result of his wife's dying
wish. had brought about such publicity OF
the whole AFFAIR that he did not desire any
more, and he was determined 10 keep the
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-27

three drains Of ruiverized horax and
three ounces or glyeeria. An ounce OF CO.
logne water makes q nice finish. When the
spermaceti and the wax have been mel5cd
and the oil added the whole can be removed
and the other ingredients added.
In making all skin foods and preparations
that require heat Il IS hest to use a double
boiler. Not only VIII the wax scOrCh and
burn. but there Is always more or less dan
ger Of the material catching fire. oil burns
very readily. and Il Is. Therefore. better 20
put all into a dOuhl boiler entirely removed
from all heat and fire. except by means OF
the hot water which Is underneath.
4 chatting dish makes a very good vehicle
fer the transformation Of wax and oils Of
all kinds into skin foods. and It Is a good
plan to own 4 small chatting DISH which can
be kept for this purpose.
A little double boiler over n perfectly
safe gas stove might he cheaper. But re-
member always thst oils catch fire easily
and that one Cannot be too careful. There
Is really no necessity for using fire at all.
as hot water will always melt wax.
All women do not pinE-pnnE. but I'LL wom-
en- wan TO be graceful. Therefore. women
who do not pretend TO take part in the
fashionable games OF the day can benefit
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-27
ANN WILLED HER HUSBAND TO ANOTHER.
MYSTERY OF A M

a1i crsspondenes Of The Sunday Republic.
Jamaica, Long Islands. July &-Senind
Rhs announcement OF the forthcoming mar
1axs Of George Eismann, a young farmer
who lives near this town. TO Miss Lizzie
schmIdt Of Jamaica, lies a problem that
Cor centuries has baffed students OF human
nature who have sought to solve the mys-
..-or. Influences that dominate a womIn's
heart
Tba nerson who arranged the marriage.
..uho made the match" as the ~neighbors Of
the prospective bride and bridegroom say, Is
dsad. She was Mr.. Eismann's wife, and on
her deathbed she bade her husband promise
that after she had been laid at rest he
would adopt as her successor In his az
fectIons the woman friend. whom. Cext TO
her husband. she loved more than any one
else.
Mrs. Easmann was dying and knew It
She had made all her preparations for cav
tnw the world. She had seen her shroud
maco rsa6y. She had settled her affairs
settled AZ oEs one question, and that was
one. apparently, Ink had been preytng up
on her mind for Sons time In her illness
abe had sent for her friend. Kiss Schmidt
10 nurse her. The young woman had been
her companion in all her waxing hours
when her husband was not at her bedside.
II was TO Miss Schmidt she conhded the
last secret OF her heart. A very brief time
before she died she said to her:
UWheu I 90 my husband will marry. I
cannot bear to think Of his being the hus-
hand Of a strange woman. l want him 70
he the mate of a woman I know. i love
htr dearly and 1 hope the woman he mar
res will care for him as well as 1 would
have done IL I had lived. 1t is my dying
wish that you. my dearest and best friend
shall take my place"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-27

Special Crrsspondenes of The Sunday Republic.
London. July Amy one passing along q
certain side street in birmingham not so
very long ago might have been witness TO
the rather funny sight Of a full-Erown man
dashing out OF a dingy chemists shop pr
sued By an angry magpie, which was vent
ing its wrath in loud screams, much flap
ping OF wings. and by vicioIslv pecking for
oil II was worth at the fast-retraatins had
As soon as the man had PLACED n yard or
so between himself and the shop door. how
ever. the Eiagpie quickly Few TO the ground
ard hoped hack to the shop IN evident
gIee at the success Of It's e~n;srprss. An n
quiry at The chemists elIcItei the in:crr,a-
ton that Mag" was simply performing
what IL took TO be its duty. The bird, Il
seems. is usually Gagged. but has been cute
enough. more than once. 10 release the
hasp OF its prison door in is masters alb
sence and TO make a tour OF the bottles
In the shop.
The entrance Cf a customer. however, al
ways calls forth "Mag's'' anger. whether
Gagged or otherwise. and on this occasion,
being quite free. IL demonstrated Its fee!-
ings TO such an extent that the innocent
stranger thought II best 10 hastily retire.
This Is not the only case of n bird act
ing In the capacity OF shopkeep,r. There
Is in Reading a smart parrot which Is kept
at the pay desk OF a small restaurant. and
has been taught to call out Here you are!'
TO every customer who leaves the place. The
only drawback Is that Polly. when in fes-
tive mood. occasionally draws the attention
OF customers to the pay desk upon their
arrival as well as their departure. but. 50
far, the diners have not yielded to his soft
enticlngs to pay twice. Polly. however,
takes things IN a very philosophical man
ner and is quite content that his work Is
accomplished when he has uttered the three
magic words at the top of his voice.
In London there are several instances OF
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-27
Engagement Was Direct
Result of Promise.

Then your engagement to Miss Schmidt
Is the direct result OF the promise you made
10 your dying wife," / sked.
1T certainly is; but I must say that I al
ways had a deep regard for Miss Schmidt
when my wife was alive. and / was able to
romise my wife before she died that 1
uld J~ovfuIly contemplate the prospect OF
o. wedding"
Would you have asked Miss Schmidt to
marry you had not your wife made you
promise TO do so?" / queried-
After a minutes hesitation he replied:
Il don't know whether I would have had
the courage 20 do so. But my wife made II
so easy for the two OF Us. She called US into
the room at different times. and she must
have known that we could like one another
pretty we'll or she would never have made
US promise 10 marry"
I asked Mr.. Eismann's sister about the af-
fair. She said she had known the late Mrs.
E-smann pretty well. but did not regard the
Advancement which she had made for her
husbands wedding as anything OF q very ex-
raordinayy character. Like her brother. she
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-27

WRITTEN D THE sUNDA REPUBLIC.
You would not recognize the pfng-pong
girl II you could see her in the middle Of the
day. She Is not dressed decollete and she
does not wear q loug-tsIled gown. On tho
contrary. she Is IN her gymnasium suit
WORKING hard SO that she may be ready TO
win her laurels in the evening.
II b dt1icult to believe that it IS necessary
for her TO do stunts by day IN order 10
play well At night. But such IS the case.
Lady Brooke. who IS q great ping-pong
player, spends part OF her days In the gym
nahum. and the Princess OF Pless and
Lady Helen Vincent the young Duchess Of
wsStminster and the Duchess OF Manch~s-
tar have all taken to athletics.
Il In absolutely necessary. they say. II
you are to be in the set, which IS still
called The Princes Set" 10 be sklllful at
this fashionable English game. and there
lives no English society woman Of any pre-
tensions who does not now play or who IS
not getting ready to play.
The English beauty experts, who are real
b very good indeed, have adopted a new
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-27
BIRDS as S~HOPKEEPERS.

dogs acting as shopkeepers m their Ea&
ters' absence. At a certain ironmonsers
shop OF one OF the city thoroughfares1fhe
proprietor thinks nothing OF going aeross
the road for five or ten minutes TO have !
chat with a friend. 1t was during one OK
these five minutes that our information re-
garding his dog was drawn forth.
The retriever. It seems. has learnt his
business very well. 1t IS quite simple. He
just prevents any one removing anything
from the shop in his masters absence.
Many a time has the IronmonEer gone back
to ind people detained by his pet. who
would not even allow them 70 take away
their own property. A man has come IN
with a basket. laid II on the counter. watt
ed a minute or so, and-no one appearing
has prepared to leave. But Carl would
have none OF II.
He would allow him. OF course. to 20
away. but not with the basket. and his
attitude Is so threatening thai few have
ever cared to try conclusions with the sx-
ccllent set OF teeth which he reveals TO good
purpose when growing. The ironmonsr
and his dog are. needless TO say. almost
inseparable, and several large offers of
money have failed 10 induce the man 10
part company with his chun.
But perhaps the most interesting anirEaI
shopkseper in the whole Of London is
Jacko. the monkey Of Tottenham Court
road. His particular business IS to mind
the trunks and portmanteaus placed inside
the premises OF Mr.. T. Gon. When W. vfs-
tied Jacko his days work was done. md
he was peacefully reclining on q sofa lin
the back parlor. with a small jos-sis rsr-
ucular chum-for a pillow. JACKIE is oaly 2
years old. but he has learnt many thinsSin
his short career. One OF them is :he poE6y
OF trust nobody" 30 that any mckless In
dividual attempting to touch a trunk while
he is on duty as shopkeeper has to facs
Jacko's active indignation.
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wife. I suppose. Your perverted sense OF
humor made you think II amusing to trick
your only son into tardinessI"
But. my dear
Don't speak 10 mel II there is n
thing / hate u Is q practical Joker. ETea
mother missed her train"
yes" he said. regretfully. Tn sory.
Sorry for what?' she demanded sharply.
That / set the clock he answered Is
Is she going Tomorrow
III she can catch the train" she said
pointedly.
He aid nothing. but when she had fefr
the room he put the clock half an hour
ahead.
That" he commented. will even tho
matter up for the poor woman" rc,s
The moral OF the story is-well. what II
the moral. anyway brooklyn Eagle. ---
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touches her heels by any means. But wh1t
YOU will see is a ackw motion which
makes her bend her body from the waist.
Ard at the same time she will move her
arms. sometimes clasping them tightly and
again waving them in the air.
The motions are swift and they should
be graceful. But to get grace is the difficult
point.
You must put on n gymnasium suit and
low-heeled shoes. gymnasium shoes: and
you must sway the bcdy from side to side.
throwing your arms over your head; and
you must bend backward and orward.
You can scarcely DO this too often. for
you Will need the utmost suppleness IL you
are going to get grace-
After the ping-pong aspirant has prac-
tiCed for awhile II will be necessary TO
massage the skin. for violent exercises are
apt to leave one stin in every joint.
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This Is what followed thi, sudden awak-
ening:
His wife was late at the matinee
His son was late at school.
His daughter was late for her music
lessOn.
Dinner was late for all.
And added his wife. mother. who
intended to leave Us to-day. was late for
her train. Did you fool with that clockT'
why. my dear. he explained. apollo
getically. II set It."
"Oh. you set it!' she exclaimed. For
two weeks we have been deducting fifteen
minutes frcm the time II showed. and then
you set 81. You thought It funny TO play
a little joke on your children and your
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II ever has been. and Il rfeves me- very
much. and I an afraid to aak arugEtsts
what to use. I shall be anxious for q reply
20 this note. nj Z
Wash your hair IN tepid water. IN which
there are q few drops of ammonia but not
enough TO smart the scalp Rinse in warm
water, with powdered borax added. and
dry In the sun You need never be AFRAID "a
consult q coed druggist
c.. asks: What will removs hair from the
chin besides electricity?
Hav you tried pulling out thu hatrSf
Get a tveesers and 70 to work Il the
hair Is IN the form OF down on the chin
buy a stick OF prepared substance. heat Il
clap 1t on the skin. let II cool. and Duh
OF. It IS very painful. but II works.
Florence writes: I am reading your beauty
talks and enjoy them very much, especially
those upon the care OF the skin = "a
I wish TO inquire the cause OF q porous
skin and tho remedy for IT Ny cheeks
seem w. porous az times. and I do not
know the cause. I will await your reply
Large pores In the skin come from negc
lect. Often one does not know how to are
for the skin properly. The pores must Be
cleansed and fed with an s~strnsent sdn
food 20 close them