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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-11
PIG LIVING IN LUXURY.
Had Been Raised Like a Christian
and Lived Like One
tChicagO RecOrd-H Herald


At Epping, England. Miss Emily Hamp-
ton was summoned 10 court for keeping
pig in a manner which was dangerous
10 health. The inspector of nuisanees
said he found the pig occupying the
whole of one room in the defendant s
house 1t was living between clean sheets
on q feather bed covered with a white
lace cOunterpane. It's head rested on a
pillow The room was furnished ike a
parlor. There we're Illuminated texts on
the walls. and defendant was kneeling
down kissing the pig and calling IL "A
naughty boy because il had eaten a
small portion of its pillow. card in
the window read: -'sixpence to see the
pig"
Defendant said she had educated the
animal 10 act as . CHRISTIAN She had
reared it from infancy and when Young
II used to occupy a sofa II always asked
20 De let out when il wanted to take the
fresh air: il never. kicked the clothes OF
the bed. and il was most Quiet and peace
able. Ladies and gentlemen came in car
riageS 10 see It
The magistrate gave the defendant six
weeks in which 10 fn6 fresh lodgings for
ner DoFcine pet, which is of considerable
weight.
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Utah Senator Entertaining Law.
ishIy at the Capital
Distinguished Guests.

Washington. D. -, Feb. 1O.-Sen-
ator Kearns is maintaining his repu-
tation as a lavish entertainer. He has
scheduled for this week several box
parties and dinners. Tonight he viii
give a box party in honor of POstmas-
ter General and Mrs. Payne, Senators
Fairbanks. Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. Perry
Heath Tomorrow afternoon he will
give a box party 10 the Utah delega-
ton in congress.
He will also give a dinner tomorrow
night to Archbishop Ireland, at which
covers will be laid for forty guests, who
viii include the heads of several oe-
partments, senator's and members of
congress.
a pension Of IS monthly has been
granted to Rudolph Aft of Salt Lake
City. and SD monthly to John Brimhall
of Glendale.
c. c. HamIin, formerly of Rock
Springs, Wyo., is here as a guest of
Senator c. d. Clark.
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J0BBERS AGREE TO
MAINTAIN SUGAR PRICES

San Francisco. Feb. I0.-The prelimi-
naries of a combination of northern job
bers who will maintain the price of sugar
were arranged at the Merchants club to-
day. Prominent jObbing houses of SpO-
kane. Seattle, Tacoma and Portland were
represented.
The northern dealers have combined
with the pool already formed by CalifOr-
MIA iobbers both in this city and through
out the state. 1t is the purpose of the
pool 10 regulate the price along the en-
tire Pacific slope as far east as Utah. In
order TO do This the iobbe~s controlling
this territory have entered into an agree
ment 10 maintain such schedule price 2s
shall be adopted by the pool
The price. as heretofore. viii be deter
mined By the refineTies. bun il is the
intention of the iObbeTs TO add an addi-
uonal Is to 1 of Il cent per pound in or
der TO reimburse themselves for the eK-
pense of handling. The date for the in
tended raise in price has not YET been Dc
termined-
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free use of a room over the Wells-Far-
go bank until permanent quarters could
be secured. Mr. Dooly was thanked and
the offer was accepted
1t was agreed that the club should
go ahead with the work of completing
Its organization and get running as
soon as possible. The board Of COVER
nors was therefore requested to meet
tonight in the Fargo bank to
elect officers and transact other bust
ness. 1t was agreed that the names of
all members of the committee of 100
who have not signed the articles of in
corporation, but who may wish to join,
should be posted in the club rooms and
that they be voted members as soon
as possible.
The necessary fOrmalities preliminary
to Incorporation were complied with.
The club heard the report of the cut
off committee and adjourned.
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HER SECRET OF SUCCESS.
Society Woman Noted For Clothes
and Domestic Harmony.
90 CHRONIC


Mrs. Alfred Harmsworth the wife OF
the editor Of the London Daily Mail. Is
being widely talked about as the best
dressed woman in Paris. and as the model
wife OF both London and Paris
Mrs. HarmswOrth is 4 great faVorite in
Paris society. where she has lust caused
huge sensation by appearing in the
most novel automobile coat made of the
hide OF perfectly white young colt.
trimmed with dark sable tails and hav-
ing great collar which can be turned M
ana buttoned so as to leave only her eyes
ana the tip Of her nose exposed. The
effect is Startlingly smart,
After Mrs HarmswOrth's nrst aDpear-
ance IN II all the wealthy women rushed
TO get limitations.
Il was the first time an English woman
had set the fashion for Paris.
On account Of the scarcity Of white
coltskins' coat costs S4,00o.
8 o @
ReQfern, the maker of the original
model cannot make others. for Mrs
HarmswOrth bought the exclusive right
10 It. Yet she gracefully gave him per
mission 70 make duplicate for the en-
press of Russia.
Mrs. HarmswOrth is i tan. typical Eng
llsh beauty Her manner is English in
Its graeiousness. her voice is E,ngIiSb n,
us well-ored softness and the beauty OF
Us noculation She IS the best exponent
OF the how TO be happy though mar
Red theory ever found
MIS- HarmswOrth's theory Is the essen
tally English one Of there being but one
person Of Whims and moods in a house
hold-and that one not woman. THO
feminine members Of the family are 10 II
aaa ptabiei or. as she expresses il. yer
Mr. Harmsworth was inclined tn h,
mOOdy-moSt men are-and 7 was versa
tile At times he was all business. his
mead and heart hiied with schemes and
projects, and / was all business. toe.
At other times he was wearfed Of b1lsi
ness \ word OF il would have frritstell
hlm- Then / was Wearisd of business.
too He wanted music-Te went to the
opera OF green fields We drove into the
country. He lOnged TO angle for trout.
We followed the stream or he wanted 10
get out OF England. anyway. so We =traE--
eied bit with sure relapse of the
business fever, and home we came and
glad Of IL
Then there were tjmes-they come TO
al Of them-when he wanted the society
Of meu-just men-and By strange coin
cidence / realized I craved the societv Of
slris-Just girls. So we were kept the
nosts OF our friends who were friends he
lore marriage and so We are both ready
10 aver that marriage j. not failure
unless the careiessRess OF ones cboire
may make il so
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COMMERCIAL CLUB READY TO INCORPORATE;
IT DECIDES TO RUSH ORGANIZATION

Members of the Commercial club met
at the KnutsfOrd last evening and took
steps 20 incorporate. Governor Wells
presided. On motion of Colonel Will
liam Nelson, all members of the COM
mittee Of 100 who had signed the agree
ment to incorporate but who were I'M
able TO be present, were declared pres
ent and among the incorporatoTs.
tlfty-seVen have signed the agree
ment to incorporate. Postmaster A. L.
Thomas suggested that some minimum
number should be set TO be reached be-
fore the club did much. 1t was stated
by several present that there was no
question that at least 100 members
would be obtained at once Not more
than a do -, members Of the commit
tee Of 100 ould refuse to join
and scores Of applications had been re-
ceived flOm 9th ars.
John E. Dooly rendered the club the
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LIFE CONVICT
is RECAPTURED
Edward Irving, q Colorado Fugi-
tive, is Identified in This City.
PRISONER BREAKS DOWN
YOUNG WIFE KNEW NOTHING OF
HIS PENITENTIARY LIFE.

EDWARD IRVING, alias Fred Syl-
vester, young cook who has re-
sided in this city for the past few
months, was taken in charge by the
police authorities yesterday forenoon
and is now being held for the warden
OF the Colorado state prison ar cam oR
City, from which place he Is IN IS
capped convict. After being put through
a process of questioning by several Of
fcers, Irving finally broke down and
admitted that no mistake was made
when he was captured.
He was serving a life Imprisonment
for murder when he made a clever es-
cape from the bars. That was two
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books which shows the valuation, etc, Of
eaeh piece Of property in the city, ana
the assessors have their field books from
which all this could be duplicated with
out over much work 1t is said. however.
that Il Is almost certain the records
showing who paid their taxes and who
had not are destroyed and that there Is
not IN existence anything from which the
information could be obtained.
The work Of clearing ND the burned
district has not begun. but the fremen
were busy until night with ropes ana
dynamite, tearing down the shaky walls
that endangered those who hade 10 be
inside the burned area. So we'll did this
work progress that in the afternoon the
public was admitted to the ruins and SEN
tries were posted at every important
point keeping the crowd moving briskly.
Thousands passed about the choked up
streets and viewed the ruins during the
Two hours and a half allowed them. Al
the expiration of the time the sentries
in the center of the section began NOV
Ing outward and gathering up the extra
men et each step, and soon had the entire
section cleared.
The loss will probably reach ss,oo0,oce.
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= = = = + y p A%A%%4
RETURNS COMMISSION.

= Phoenix. Ariz., Feb. 1O.-The =
y commission of Benjamin Daniels. ,
= twice confirmed by the United =
y States senate TO be United States =
= marshal of Arizona, which had =
= been forwarded to Chief Justice =
= Webster Street at Phoenix for =
= delivery TO Daniels. was today '
> mailed back to Washington by =
> Justice Street, in accordance with =
y the request of the president. =
Charges that Daniels once =
y served a term in che Wyoming >
= penitentiary are being investi- :
= gated :
,
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Butte. Mont. Feb. l0.-Andrew Binant.
who IS charged with the murder of Dave
Davidson at Bridger last Thanksgiving
night is making desperate effort TO
cheat justice by starving himself to
death Eight days ago Bllant refused
to touch food. fter partaking of a heavy
meal and since that time has eaten Moth
ing. The authorities are determined that
BTsant shall stand trial for his brutal
crime and will inject food into him by
forte. The alleged murderer beat the
head of his victim into a pulp with a
hsmrter When captured il is said the
brains Of Davidson we're Spattered on the
r,,.isoner's clothing
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BOXERS BURN MISSION.

Hongkong. Feb ia dispatch \
? from Canton announces that the =
= Berlin Missionary society's build =
> ing at Fayen. near Canton. has =
= been burned by an anti-Christian y
> mob, The missionaries escaped. y
Details received here later in the =
= day show that the mission was y
= burned Feb. Z. The perpetrators =
? Of the outrage profess to be con- y
= nected with the French Catholic \
> missions but this is regarded as =
= merely a suDterfuse.
Rev. Baher Of the Berlin mis- =
= sion at Fayen. his wife and infant =
= child, have arrived safely at Can y
, ton. b
, = 49, <4+A%4
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Government in Hard straits.

Willemst9S Island OF Curacao, Feb. To-
CsnaonadinT has been heard here fr, m
early morning in the direction OF the
Venezuelan coast. II is believed that the
IIbcrtadOr has been engaged with another
NenezFeISS Eunboat.
The report Of the engagement between
the .ihertadol a~d the General Crespo
appeilrs 10 be coDSrmed. The success OF
the l-ibcrtador has cegsed sensation az
Caracas. where great C11mOtion pre-
walls The news received there from the
interior OF Venezuela is not favorable 10
the government. 1t Is announced the
insurgents are very active especially I'm
the vicinity of Barquisimet0. Tae revoIu-
tioH against President Castro IS gaining
ground visibly.
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This Forger Inspires Confidence

Milwaukee.-John Radke. a policeman
son, has been out OF employment since
last spring. Soon after his dismissal his
young wife feIl ID and the attenF7ins nh
slcian said that her life deuende5 IfrsSn
the performance Of an operation. Radl-e
vas penniless, and to raise funds for ne
OilvId-I en ne forged several checks.
las been taken care Of BIZ his RELATIVES,
me firm 0f Durham Bros. ms s,,..11
confidence in him that il has agreed -
' employ nm: even after his arrest and
confession OF guilt The firms name w.
used III the various fefgeries.
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Oklahoma and Indian TERRITORY.

&C. ". Harger in the Review of Reviews
for February
That portion Of the west comprised III
these two territories is the center Of in
terest for the ever-present emigration
movement that marks American cIyiliza-
ton. The states 10 the north and south
nave been drained of their surplus p0puLa-
ton for decade to build up these virgin
lands, but the process is not complete
The land offices of Oklahoma outside ol
the newly opened reservations. have cone
during the past summer the largest bust
ness in years. Western Oklahoma lands
that were considered fit only for the herd
er are being taken for small ranches. and
the cattemen are nervOusly watching the
destruction Of their barbed-Wire fences BE-
the advent OF the man with a plOW. IN
deed this IS the only portion Of western
land. outside the irrigated areas that can
be secured for new settlement While
vast tracts are yet open 10 hOmesteadiug
in other parts Of the west, they are the
refuse, the arid, rough or worthless
claims undesired by the settlers of the
past three decades. Little wonder. then,
that the virgin lands of the Indian Terri
tory, capable Of producing a bale and
half Of cotton. seventy bushels of com
OF fOTty-fiVe bushels of wheat per acre
should be in demand; OF that Oklahoma
farms, with almost equal fertility. and
which are to be subdivided and re-
arranged 10 suit the deVeiup--snt of the
country and the increasing population
should attract both settlers and invest
ors.
PeOpled 10 d larger extent than almost
any other part of the Union by native
American stock, with the advantage C[
example IN the organization and develop
ment OF other communities. guided by the
knowledge Of today and following modern
business methods, there should be a mar
Felous future for this region.
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.Peslsion for Vetarans 5.

Washington. Feo. l0-The senate COM
niittee on pensions today authorized IA
Senator Jones OF Arkansas. increasing
the pensions of Mexican war veterans.
The bill applies TO the survivors OF that
var Wa are pensioned or mag be zen
rsoucd hereafter under the acts of TSS7.
ISL. and ts9s. Il gives each of them q
pension al Sc PR month.
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Annual Famine Beens-

London. Feb. 10.-The viceroy Of India.
Lord CUrzon OF Keddleston. telegra phs
that the famine outlook is very serious
No rain has fallen. and the plague Of rats
in Gujerat. RajpOotana and Central IN
dia i assisting in the destruction of the
crops The relief works are being rapidly
extended
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Want a Chanqe of Vienna.

ST. Paul, Mimi. Feb. 10.-Demands for
a change of venue from Hennepin county
TO Ramsey county were filed today in the
Ramsey district court in the two merger
suits begun in Hennepin county and
flied in the district court of that county
Jan 81 last.
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THE FLYING FRENoAMAN.

< Monaco. Feb 1o-Santos- Dumont 4
= t0,lty made his third trip over the 4
= cay. Splendid weather prevailed 4
= The aeronaut made svolutions with I
= complete success for thirty minutes 4
= Snd returned 20 his starting place :
> amid the piaudits Of the grea5 crowd I
> that had assembled,
= > :, = y , y ~ I
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Nome euinn Recovering.
lsneeial Id 10 Herald.N

Washington. Feb. 1o.-Monte Z
Quinn of Idaho. who has been in the
hospital here. is now out and conval-
escing rapidly, and he and Mrs. Quinn
viii leave for home in a few days.
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Cloudburst in California.

San Francisco. Feb. f0.-The town of
DunSmuir. Siskiyou county. go miles
north of here, experienced "a cloudburst
last night that carried six occupied
dwellings off their foundations and de-
layed railroad traffic many hours. y.
fatalities have been reported
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years ago, and since then he has man
aged TO eyade all efforts to recapture
him. Irving stated that he thought his
past identity had been completely
swallowed up by the lapse of time, and
had hoped to continue an honest life
unmolestsd.
Story of the Crime.
The crime for which Irving was SEN
| fenced to spend the remainder of his
life in prison was the alleged wanton
murder of an Italian saloonkeeper at
Canyon City. Three thugs had entered
the saloon for the purpose of holding
up the inmates. The keeper of the
place showed fight and was shot down
IN cold blood. Two of the asSassins i'm
mediately took TO their heels, but r.
wing was still in the vicinity when a
Gordon of police arrived and put him
under arrest. He was Identified as the
man who fired the fatal shot. and al
though he maintained his innocence he
was found guilty at the trial which
followed.
AT the time he made his escape Ir-
wing was attending religious services
in one Of the outer corridors Of the
jail. A number of visitors were in at
tendance. and Irving managed to get
a coat and hat and slip past the sen
tries, who mistook him for a visitor.
Before the mistake was discovered the
fugitive had reached the railway and
boarded train. Every effort to locate
him was fruitless.
Arrested With Young Wife,
Irving might have continued to enjoy
ms freedom indefinitely had nor his
presence in Salt Lake been made
known To 6--
dent of Colorado, who had known r.
wing and was familiar with his past
record. The fellow was found on the
street by Patrolman Barlow yesterday
IN company with his wife, who was
heart broken at his arrest
The woman accompanied Irving to
police headquarters and remained there
the greater part of the day She
claimed that she knew nothing of his
past career when she married him a
few months ago. She left last nigh-
for Murray for the purpose of seeing
friends and engaging their interest in
the case with the view of seeking leni-
ency from the Colorado authorities.
Irving has been employed as cook in
restaurant on Second South street in
this city for the past two months, and
claimed that he was trying to live
down the past.
Fugitive Makes Statement.
Yes, 1 am the man who escaped
from the prison in Canyon CITY and
had been sentenced to life imprison-
ment, said Irving. Il am innocent of
the crime. though, and am serving a
sentence for another mans guilt.
was with a crowd Of three friends when
the crime was committed, but I was
not implicated further than being pres
emit The other two men escaped and
/ was captured. was sentenced to a
life term and the ones who committed
the crime are at large.
The only thing that I ask is that
my wife be not mentioned in connec-
ton with my arrest She is totally ig-
norant of my past life, and is broken
hearted. am willing TO return to my
prison life, and believe that some dav
the mystery that surrounds the crime
viii be cleared up and will be cleared
of the accusation
Irving Will be held until an officer
comes from Colorado for him.
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To Cure 2 CoId in One nau

Take Laxative BrOmO Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the money
II il fails 10 cure. F. ". Groves sig
nature is on each box &c
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From the German.

CR. r. in the Westminster Gazette j
Sits the little human Thing
on the shores of Times wide Sea.
Gathers I'm its little hand
Drops from 0ut Eternity.
sits the little human Thing
Gathers rumoTs fun og Mysterv.
Writes them down into . Book.
Names IL Universal liistorY.-
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SAD VIGIL OF
THE R00SEVELTS
Cares Of State Forgotten in Anx-
iety for Son.
BOTH LUNGS ARE AFFECTED
A
CRISIS is DUE AND THE RESULT
IS UNKNOWN.
BOTH LUNGS ARE AFFECTED

n ROTOR, Mass, Feb. -10.-Theodore
II Roosevelt. jr., the oldest son of
President Roosevelt. has double
pneumonia. Otherwise his condition is
unchanged tonight. The boy is serf-
ously sick, but it is too early to saw
what the chances are for his recover
This was the statement issued b,-
! George B. CortelyOu. secretary 10 trs
president, at O'Clock tonight and If
was made after a careful examination
! by Dr.. Alexander Lambert, the family
physician OF President Roosevelt. Win
arrived here from New York at E
o'clock tonight.
President and Mrs. Roosevelt spent q
long, anxious day in the infruarv
awaiting the crisis Of the disease which
this morning appeared to have taken
such strong hold OF their son Tha
change for the worse in the BOYS con-
dition occurred during the night and
showed itself when the regular morn
ing examination was made by DR.
I Shattuck and DR.. Warren. Secretary
COrJelyOu, who is the only means Of
communication with the sick room
made the announcement this morning
of the patients serious condition. AZ
though he said then il was not alarm
ing.
His temperature is higher" said
Mr.. CortelyOU. and his respiration is
weaker than yesterday, but his pulse
is better
He also said there was no immediate
danger; only the natural progress Of
the disease. He announced that the
disease had spread and involved both
lungs.
This sudden and unfavorable turn
warned the president that the most
skillful medical treatment was neces-
sary, and tonight he called to the aid
OF Doctors Shattuck and Warren his
family physician, DR.. Alexander Lam
bert Of New York, an eminent prac-
titiOner and a man well Acquainted
with the boys physique. The decision
to call DR.. Lambert was made after
consultation of the physicians and the
president and the doctor left New
York at noon, arriving here shortly
after s O'Clock.
Groton. Mass. Feb. II. $50 a. m.-The
excitement in the inhrmary. caused bv
the delirious cries of the patient has sub
sided and it is understood that he Is now
planned Of difficulty in breathing and The
pain caused some delirium.
Washington. Feb 10-Culess there shan
be a decided change for the better I'm the
condition of the presidents son before the
end of the week, il is probable that
Prince Henry Of Prussia may be com
PEELED to defer his visit to the United
States until later in the year
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DEFAULTING BANKER
CHIEF MAN IN 0PHIR
lconnnned from Page u

doing business ana ask him TO hold Il
oat fer that day. as the bank was not
iu funds to meet a.. Perhaps he would
IEuS hold 20 out for two or three DAYS
and eventually when there was money
enough JIM the bank TO meet the check he
would go in and take it out. There would
hc only slip of paper in the drawer and
the withdrawal would be put down as "a
uaSl item. With this money he would i'm
person pay tho certified check and tear
t. up. This was done time and again.
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GrotOn. Mass. Feb. II. $50 a. m.-The
excitement in the infirmary. caused bv
the deliriOus cries of the patient has sub
sided and it is understood that he Is now
resting easily An hour ago he COM
planned OF difficulty in breathing and The
pain caused some delirium.