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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-31
RIPE GOOSEBERRY TART.
CAULIFLOWER SALAD.

their winds, hold them out on either
side, making kind Of curtain or screen
for the little ones to shelter in front Of
A quite distressing instance came under
tue writer's own notice last week of the
DEAN OF little cyEnets- due partly to the
weather partly TO the very limited brains
OF the swan The bird hateheG on Satur-
day. bringing out four sweet little eyg-
nsIs. covered with gray down and with
the brightest black eyes. one infeFtile egg
only remaining out OF five The rain
poured nearly all SATURDAY., and the cyg-
nets could not be taken into the water
or be allowed to find food One got out
of the nest and reTnz iiled exposed during
TIE ceaSeleSs rain of the night Next
morning IL was found dead and the
others Eere probably weakened by the
want of food. Two OF them got out into
the cold. wet grass next day. where cock
swan found them and covered them.
Finally. the hen bird. in taking them &c
the river. led them into a muddy puddle
OF yerx cold water. where all three died
in about half an hour melancholy end
TO such bright little creatures.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-31
What the Plodders Accomplish.

II We were to examine a list of the
men Who have left their mark on the
world We should find that. as a r1lJe.
~ Is not composed of those who were
promise ar the outset of their ca-eers
out rather Of the Diodding yaEne men,
VINO: II thew have not dazzled by thetr
Dthnancy. have had the power OF a DAVIS
work N theFE- who could stay BY a tas!,
until II was done and well done: vino
nave had grit. persistence. common sense
ana honesty.
nary. homeiy virtues. united with aver
age aDlHty- rather than a deceptive dis.
play OF more snowy qualities in youth
ihat enables a man 10 achieve greatly
and h0norsbiy- So If we were TO At
tempt 10 make a forecast Of the success
ful men Of the future we should not fook
TOT mem among the ranks of the
smart bows. those who think they
know tt aH and are anxious 10 win BY q
short route.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-31
She Owns a Bible That
Is Over $40 Years Old

beth come to the crown. being resolved
to go through with the work These
are supposed TO have been Wl-llal III
Nottingham, Anthony Gilby ana
Thomas Sampson, though others are
believed to have helped them IN me
early part Of the work
This version got its name OF ln7
''Breeches'' Bible from the following
translation of Gen. iii, :: They seWea
fig leaves together AID made them
selves breaches"
The division of the Bible story mo
paragraphs and the use Of italics y eLs
features Of the Geneva version 10
variations and annotatiOns were e.
pecislly priced by the Puritans- us
spelling, use Of capitals and gTamnaI-
ical forms had many things which nov
appear quaint, and some Of the "otI7
would not be recognized by the or1--
nary person today.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-31
THIS FARM IS
DRESSED ALL IN WHITE

and rabbits. while white roses shed
their petals on the WhitewaShed roofs
of dairy and stable. Part of each win
ter Lord and Lady Arlington spend
at Crichei.
Lady Arlington is both graceful and
pretty, and is always superbly gowned.
Her London house is one of the fine
homes of the city Latterly they have
been spending the late summer and
early autumn at DOwen Place, by the
riverside.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-31
SCHOOL FOR HOUSEWIVES.
THE PARENTS
CORNER.

I'VE viii
w put san
- painting umbt
mouth
the Maybe of readers
1t is long Broadway New York. feet
height and build His hair
we'll striking finely He handsome none
personal gifts people him and then his
he sucking the thumb of his Once
jerked of his lift his
could the thumb abnomal elongated enlarged
who recognized him told that he in college him
thirty years
studied and while he chanel
ground oldne "Baneg
could break the disgusting habit
He will he lives and when he lies in the coffin
friends won't him unless his thumb his mouth
Grandparents well be the failure of all expens
the obstinate little a of the Objectionable trick The
offending hand close bandage
would applied broken and make her Should
she uness.
herself helpless positively
release her hands hours Rip the stitches
promise of good behavior and the thumb into her mouth
the bsndage without
will speedily disposition suck her
The well disgusting
thumbs the child sucks prspaion takes air into her
po the shape of her mouth All the pains the heroic
viii well bestowed if sueeeednd this viii
abaing the evil
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-31

usual degree. adding to the plague of
wet the further plague of cold. From
race horse foals to the sWifts and swal-
lows, every form of life seems TO have
suffered June is the most critical
month for the reproduction of the ma
5ority Of European birds and beasts
Deer drop their faWns in June, and the
bulk of the migrant birds are bringing
up their first broods, while other and
earlier species are laying for their sec
ond- Young pheasants are about to
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-31

II ROBABLY the most notable fem
mime hobby in the world is Lady
Arlington's white farm. at Cri-
chel. England. 1t is a source of great
amusement and pleasure to her when,
tired of the social world. she turns to
ma ture for recreation. On this re-
markable farm not an animal is al
lowed, unless it be purest white-white
cows. white fowls, white farm horses
drawing white carts, white dogs, cats
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-31
clearinghouse Gossip.

Chicago Record Herald-}
Il see that hash has become the tasn-
iona5le dish at the White HouSc-
Well you must remember that tLs
president gets q good big salary. I sup
pose they have chunks Of real meat ID
il. too. don't they?"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-31
DESTROYING RAINS.
London Quadrupeds, Land Birds and
Even Water Foul Suffer.
London Spectator

From ali parts of England and much
of the continent of Europe comes news
Of the destruction OF life caused by the
incessant summer rains. They have not
only been extraordinarily heavy, but
have lowered the temperature to an TN
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-31
Quite SEperhous.

philadelphia RecOrd-(
You don't even know how 70 MAKE :
lemon tart" remarked the cooking ScLOJ4
girl. with fine scorn.
at isn't necessary to make a lemon
tart" replied the other. ''All the leIrloL7
I've seen were pretty tart already
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-31

HOW TO BOIL GREEN CORN.

LaVnga erof shukne
all ngn
Put
o. huac
akeu
nainl lin the
in this is far rthaw red i dm
G. TART
tenl
PRINT fast odep
dsh an hour hnbr
gi,cua Triangle fdD
tn pc omit be funder ana
IN m until radyo t
hIpfuof
hhcNy the 0
Gu with ggingm on,makehe
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-31
HOUSEWIVES
EXCHANGE.
Domestic
Topics Dis
cnSsed from
Practical
Standpoint.
Bits of
Information
OF
Yalne ia the
Home.


himself replies
valuable information constituency large
~staphisaigre m@end m seins rid of
% e a 5 n n the F. nss oGRd not BE gP On Engh
of StapSssgFa pos,
n Td s95a delphi
ehiorofor Anfnrsc sntasmdc an
The be stu United
rq dn se Death By Sb nS s nssge or the
cerebral functions Tnt the moment before death n thu, too
the s The nctRre s poS S oF its n through
3s o ss,aG Ssn @ @
POISONOUS
terst the part mot away very cheap "
sSS :, =
e prescription referred to hands and will be de-
whose for information respecting goire ellie
reply No. 4-Editor.l
greasy milk would peculiarly
with which
= ont while still wet before # has soaked into the cloth It gathers unto
itself and lint makes itself and acion dis
agreeaby manifest
Sponge
dry,
chalk leave all night; lay bOng the chalk and with
a warm iron
to
annoyin SUBSCRIBER.
Pennyoyal
ng they your
take and have the floors scrubbed with hot
which teapoonfu of oil of pnnyyl has been stirred
for four gallons Have the beaten lay them down and
ew with salt Sweep each twice. against the grain with it,
and relay Now litter the deep with penyroya Leave alone
hourslonge if and burn raid"
whole city neighbOrhood They
visible clouds before advancing footsteps bacened walls and eped
windows where the pennyoyal allowed
floors and furniture did its perfect work
do the of professional
clean white breasts wings have pretty pair
have S then and have
1. Read what have said to "a Subscriber"
gently thoroughly them. Coat hy and
all night Next day. brush the -four and
smooth the feathers.
her ribbons fat clean
lightly slipping and wrinkng
ngthw with complexion brush and
cold them get at both Sides After wpng them
the wind in the pinned down
the board.
and obIge ~ ~ ~ = MRS F.. A T.
properly made, pound pound" and covered
cold with with brandy then with close
should COOL dry, dark cellar closet
years have had glass of jelly eent Make it
cording to rule given last week
straight NV " A B. c
"sorry" replies unsatisfactory Precipitation
oils powerful salts and also acid Together they work
with alcohol and and rub
with household ammonia 1t make them
possibly
You should wear"s shields"
department. If viii send
stamped envelope with
who you what you wish to know this point
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-31


city
t l. / a ind X. Y
The address of hands. opportunity
child who has deprived of her
protectors abiding place chde wife, ignorant
another woans child that have encpd her
This mother knows ALL Her neng have flown and she
lonely That tells the whole life
ehidD, kind place
Would that other lonely mothers would the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-31

Will a
be o
The doctors right the impoiby of the distressing
nalady With the
cough will Mothers their minds with Whist
waefu nights
selves and whoopng and for their
little
With all these things fresh mind of the
of memorable
duets and of four afflicted infanI offer r. W N"
palliative disease
the FULL 1t smells somewhat like varnish with
odor
After the little bhed ready bed lay the
of each; drops of the oil palm and rub the
backbone Then bronchial
and throat like pleasant viii be excited by the
soohe the and the nfamed breathing If the
bed smells of the all night bear mind that the fumes
healing Upon the the influence auary The child
falls asleep awake until dybreak Repeat the
rubbing before dressing the children the morning
thus describing the the
beneficial the first and the
hngs.
add
throughout the ensuing sunmer
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1902-03-15
The Republican Revolt i
Congress.
Daily States.


In spite of the fact that the par
ty whip is now being quite vigo-
rously used to drive the Republi-
can opponents of reciprocity to
the support of President Roose-
velt's Cuban policy, very serious
revolt against the House leaders
is threatened. These leaders are
Speaker Henderson and two or
three men controlling the ways
and means committee and the
committee on rules. Republican
congressman who are opposed to
the reciprocity program have dis
covered as result of antagoniz-
ing the leaders that it is impossi-
BILE for them to be in consideration
OF bills in which they and their
constituents are personally inter-
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1902-03-15
Unwhipped of Press and Court
STRANGE STORY.
THE LEADING SUFFERERS AND THE
AMOUNTS RESTORED TO THEM.
The Harlequin,

The Harlequin.
John A. Buckner, Illawara,
East Carroll, La. S25,OO
Eu. W. Constant, lllawara,
East Carroll, La. 1850
w. H. Benjamin, lllawara,
East Carroll, La. 7,5OO
Pitmar Bros, Lake Provi-
dence, La. 3,5OO
Bowdine Keene Hers,
(home restored, valued att 2l,OOO
Mines. Spencer (widows),
Jonesville, Catahoula, La,
about 10000
$50, 500
The above is list of some of
the robbed.
The amounts opposite their
names are the sums that have been
restored to them respectively in
acknowledgment of the thefts by
III. d c. Newman.
In the case of the Bow0ine Kee-
ne heirs, their plantation and
home, estimated roughly to be
worth $4,000, had passed into
session of the "old and honora-
BILE" firm and was restored to the
owners.
The Mesdames Spencers are
widows, sister-in-law of the decea-
sed Mr.. Justice Spencer, many
years ago of the Supreme bench
of this state. When he died, he
left will making Isidore New
man his executor, and reciting
how implicitly he con6ded in him.
These widows have restored to
them about $4,000 by II. & G.
Newman in acknowledgment of the
pilfering this "old and honorable
firm" (Uide Times-DemOcrats, To-
cal report, some issues since) had
done from them. II. & G. New
man are brothers of the trusted
Isadore. This Isadore is a phi
lanthropist, frequently comforting
from $25 to 500 on charities and
aud getting anything from $500 to
s., 900 worth of free advertising in
the daily press for his generosity.
1t inks HARLEQUIN to enter the
domain of news.
Yet he is confronted with the
necessity.
This is news.
1t has not been printed before,
though known generally.
In decency, somebody besides
the district attorney owes the pub.
lie an explanation.
Why has the nens press not gi-
ven the news?
What are the newspapers for?
Trying to protect the cityY'
Rot drive!
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1902-03-15
A Horrible Outbreak

"Of large sores on my little daugh-
ter's head developed into a case of
scald head" writes G. D. Isbill of
Morganton, Tenn, but Bucklen's
Arnica Salve completely cured
her. It's a guaranteed cure for
Eczema, letter, Salt Rheum, Pim-
Piles, Sores, Ulcers and Piles. On
ly 25 cents at I. j. Liable.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1902-03-15
Night Was Her Terror.

NiSnt was her Terror.
Il would cough nearly all night
long," writes Mrs. Chas. Apple
gate. of Alexandria, Ind, land
could hardly get any sleep. Ihad
consumption 90 bad that if 1 walk.
ed a block I would cough fright
fully and spit blood, but, when all
other medicines failed, three $l,OO
bottles of DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry wholly cured me and 1 gained
81 pounds" It's absolutely guar
anteed to cure Coughs, Colds, La
Grippe, Bronchitis and all Throat
and Lung Troubles. Price SOC
and S1,0O. Trial bottles free at
1. j. Liable drug store.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1902-03-15


House is likely to occur at any
moment and cause the overthrow
of the present leaders. The ultra
protectionists who are stubbornly
fighting against any reduction
whatever of the Dingley duties on
Cuban products, and have much
encouraged by the fact that the
leading newspapers of both politi-
cal parties are faying the despotic
rules of the House which are be-
ing employed to punish members
who refuse to yield obedience to
the will of the Republican leaders.
For this the committee on rules
is responsible, and it is no wonder
that the popular branch of Con-
gress-the only one that repre-
sents the people-has fallen SO
low in the estimation of the coun-
try. 1t has made representative
government a farce by placing the
national House of Representatives
under the control of three or four
men out of the 357 who makes up
that body. Under the direction
of Speaker Henderson and Messrs
Dalzell and Grosvenor, practical
ly constituting the committee on
rules, a minority of the majority
party can gag the minority party
and also, as has been seen, the
majority of the House. The Chi
cago Tribune, which is the leading
Republican paper of the West,
says:
much is heard about the oil
garchy of the Senate, but there is
a House oligarchy, smaller in
numbers, bat enjoying under the
rules of that body power almost
despotic. 1t is intolerant of oppo-
sition from members of its own
party or of the opposing party. 1t
is averse to the full discussion of
measures on the floor of the
House. 1t prefers to jam them
through"
1t is plain that no legislative
body governed in this way can
hold the confidence or respect OF
the American people, and the
House has lost both. Its procee-
dings no longer interest the coun-
try, because the members are gag
ged and free consideration or
amendment of bills is impossible.
This condition of affairs is the
outgrowth of the "Reed rules"
That eminent car was the first to
proclaim that the mission of the
House was not to deliberate, but
ito do business" 1t appears,
however, that the House has reach
ed the point where it cannot even
legislate, and the work of deba-
ting and legislating is now done
by the Senate alone. 1t is to the
proceedings of the Senate that the
American people now turn for the
purpose of learning what is said
and done on important public
measures. It is to the Senate they
look to ascertain what legislation
is to be adopted, because the
House has ceased to be the popu-
lar branch of Congress. It pro-
poses and the Senate disposes.
The oligarchy of the House
against which revolt seems i'm
minent has reduced that once
great Legislative body to a collec-
ton of gagged and useless states
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-02-15
EVIDENCE OF A SOLID BASIS
Presented by the Elemental Distractions
to Trade and Traffic.

New York. Fen. 1J.-R. G.. Dun &
Co.'S weekly review of trade today
says: Business continues to progress
satisfactorily, Notwithstanding heavy
losses through the elements The new
year has been unusually handicapped
in this way. floods ana snow block
AIDES being closely followed by fires
and explosions. destroying much prop
Crty and retarding traffic. 1t is only
another evidence of the solid basis
upon which the nations industries are
established that in each case plans for
rebuilding on II grander scale were
made before the shock of the catas-
trophe had fully passed. The labor
situation has distinctly improved dur
ing the past week.
In the iron and steel industry it is
now being demonstrated that there is
such Il thing as too much prosperity.
capacity falling behind demand. An
unusually large number of buyers IN
the Boston footwear market promises
much business. Liberal iobbing dis
tribution of dry goods has brought II
gradually expanding demand. except
on southern orders. which are below
expectations. Higher prices We're tie
rule in the markets for the leading
agricultural staples.
Failures for the week numbered 24O
in the United States, against 251 last
year. and thirty-three in Canada
against forty last year.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-02-15
TODAY'S MARKETS

Chicago. Feb. l5.-Following are the open.
ing highest, lowest and closing quotations
in today's markets;
Wheat
Feb, 7essi 761s 76l5; .6%
May. 7s2s; 7sa5; 80; 7sS-
Corn.
Feb. 90; 90: 60: cob
May, 6366l7s; 621z; GA; 627s-s
July, 6iS@6lA-; 6s4-; GA; 624b.
Oats.
Feb, sea; 42g; 42S; 4sz..
May, 43ss; 43sf; 4Sss; 432l
July, 81; 3515i 500; BIS.
Pork.
Feb. l5.75: 10 -: 15.75; 1875.
May. l5.s7GI 5.92; 1000; II s.; 1897.
July, 1000; 1905 1897; 1897.
Lard.
Feb, 9.35: 9.35: 9S5: 9s5.
May. 94209.45: 9.52; 9.42: 952S.
July, 9.52; 9.62; $50; zee.
Ribs.
Feb. s.45; s.45 g. -; s.45.
May, $50; $50; $50. s55-.
July. s.62 500; $50; s.G5
Receipts today: Wheat Il. corn IS, oats
73. Hogs 5000. cattle 200, sheep 1900.
Hogs left over. I0.ISS.
Hog market opened with prospects steady.
Light, S5.55d6O7; mixed and butchers. $3.50
@631; good heavy. S5.9o9645; rough heavy,
Cattle market opened unchanged
Sheep market opened steady.
Hog market opened slow at Yesterday
average. Light, 5.55ll 6. 10; mixed and butch
ers. S5.ssa637; good heavy. 55.a5G6.42; rough
heavy. S5.9566lO.
Cattle market opened unchanged Beeves
S3.9OGs7. - cows and heiters. Sl.5oQ4.75 Texas
steers, S2.601s530; stoCkers and feeders, -
@465.
Hog market closed weak. Light S5556t
e.l0 mixed and butchers, S5S50t6.37; good
heavy, $3.50 g. -; rough heavy. S5.950S6. 10.
Cattle market closed DUH.
Sheep market closed steady.
Estimated receipts Monday; Wheat H.
corn 80. oats 50. hogs 5000.
New York Bank Statement.
New York, Feb. l5.-ReserveS decreased.
- $3.50 375; loans increased. Sl3 49S 700; specie
increased. Sl,5l6.7O0; legalS decreased g. 203.
500: deposits increased, Sl4 591, 100: Circu-
lation decreased. So 500.
New York Stocks.
New York. Feb. l5.-The following are the
closing quotations on the New York stock
exchange:
So Pacific 66zl. sugar 1ssK, c. & A. com. 81,
gas 100, Penna- 1905, ID. & o. 1913, c. r. 1. *
II. 1854. c. NJ. & St Paul 1885. Manhattan 1874.
Pacific Mail rs. AtChiSon com mon 717i, w L.
Tel. Co. 81, y. Y. Central 1884. l.. & y.
los. b. K. 7. 6324. X. d. G. ptd. $50, leather
pfd 800, copper 'O3s. Atchson ptd. s74S, L
=. Steel ptd. $685.. u = Steel common -.
Missouri Pacific IO4. Union Pacific common
1925, coal and iron $50. Erie common 39Si.
Wabash pfd 49,, tin can common Tin can
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-02-15
NEWS IN OUTLINE.

The American Paper and Pulp as
ISOLATION is in session ut New York.
The Minnesota supreme court has
sustained the TOrrens system of land
title registration.
At Monaco yesterday SantoS-DU-
nont's balloon collapsed and dropped
down into the bay. He was saved
with the balloon, but the machinery
was lost.
The latest report from Sofia says
that negotiations have. been opened
direct with the brigands to have pos
session Of Miss Stone.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-02-15
LEGISLATION FOR iowa
Proposal TO Increase the Lower House OF
Solons to 10 Members.

DcS Moines. Ia. Feb. 1J.-The sen
ate Thursday passed the Hartman
resolution 10 amend the constitution
and increase the number of represen-
tatives to 10. 1t also provided for
reapportionment of the senatorial dis
tricts of the state. This resolution has
been introduced in the house by Rep
resentative Temple.
The senate committee on cOnStltu-
tiOnal amendments reported the wom-
an suffrage amendment for passage.
There was practically no opposition to
it i'm the committee. only one vote be-
ing against the measure. 1t will prob
ably meet with opposition in both the
senate and house. however.
The house committee OIL ways and
means decided to report for passage
the bill granting an additional one
tenth mill levy to the State University
fer building purposes. At present the
university receives One-tenth. and this
increases the levy to one-fifth mill
The senate committee has already rec
commended the same bill.