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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-02-12

Postage on the Bulletins special n.
dustr,Gl edition Is three cents to all
parts Of the States.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-11
FAV0RS NICARAGUA ROUTE.
Witness Explains That the Distance
OF Trip is Less.

Washington. Feb 1e--Professor Lewis
- HallL OF the lSInulan canal ccuufs-
sion testified before the senate r---r-ifT.s
on InJerocesuic canals today concernir,--
the engineering features Connected -vfT5
the construction OF Z canal across ~.
Isthnus Of Panama
He said that while the proposed Para
ma canal Is much shorter than rhe Cfr-
sraEua. the total distance 10 f,a ,-overs.5
oy vessels in making the VOYAGE -
rom New York - san Francisco would
the latter route
he also said that he spprehsads5 muck
difficulty I'D constructing the big 80, -
boni0- on the Panama fine k-04 -
point ma1e ny MN aS fsvoracss 10 The
Nicaragua route vas hat the fa-r.1-s
Al the mo ends or thar ru-1fe szossI5 -
n1ch more economically usziursine5 ffsr
could those q The ends - the Ian
route
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-11
CANADIANS IN AFRICA
BORDERING ON MUTINY

Vancouver. 3. e. Feb. 10.-Canadian
troops in South Africa are represented
10 be in state bordering on mutiny-
Letters received il this city from
KrugersdOrp state that the Canadian
troops in the TTans-Tal are 10 be dis
banded and apPOrtt9ned in small
catches among the regiments OF i'm
peFisI troops stationed ar various
points throughout the country
The Canadians have refused 70 be
scattered among the imperial troops
throughout the country. and their &C
ton is considered mutinOUs- The Ca
uadians- however. claim that the mill
tary authorities have broken faith with
them in several instances. alleging bad
faith in the matter Of pay and also re-
garding the purchase Of discharges and
being kept together and Offered BY
Canadians.
II is alleged that the first and sec
ord Canadian contingents and the
Stra altoona Horse did such brilliant
work that the Jealousy Of British Off
GERS was aroused and that the Cana
dian ccatingents now IN South Africa
are paying the penalty.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-11
CONFERENCE TO
BE HELD TODAY
Gathering Of Leading officials of
Hartman System.
DISCUSS GENERAL MATTERS
WILL TALK OVER EQUIPMENT
AND IMPROVEMENT PLANS.
DISCUSS GENERAL MATTERS

y IMPORTANT conference of the
4 leading officials of the Hartman
= \ system win be held in Salt Lake
,odav. The purpose is to go over all the
aims for improvements - be started
.rring the year and TO discuss the
.,andardizing Of equipment aud other
4stters. President Horace G.. Burt and
thief Engineer J. b. Berry of the Union
pacific and General Manager julius
Truttschnitt and Chief Engineer VIII
lam Hood OF the Southern Pacific are
rsmaining over to attend this confer
gnce. others who viii be present are
General Manager Edward Dickinson
md superintendent of Motive Power
samuel Higgins of the Union Pacific,
suDerintendent OF Motive Power II. J.
small of the Southern Pacific. President
L. Nohler and other officials of the
oregon Railroad & Navigation com
any and General Manager W. II. Ban
.roft. General superintendent Z. +.
calvin. superintendent Of Motive
Power j. F. Dunn and Resident En-
ri1eer William Ashton of the Oregon
Short Line.
The question Of lake cutoff viii be
discussed as viii also the California eX-
tension of the Oregon Short Line. I'M
r~G. ments in the terminal facilities.
reu equipment and large number Of
ether subjects are to be taken up.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-11
WANTS MORE SALARY
Taft Says SI7,500 a Year is Only
q Pittance in the City Of
Manila.

Washington Feb. 10--CiovernoT Taft
answered questions about salaries to-
day 10 was necessary. he said, 10
make salaries from % TO - per cent
higher than in the United states. In
this connection senator Culberson
made inquiries concerning the salaries
and allowances Of the commissioners
OF the archipelago.
rs each OF the commissioners paid
N'mt- he asked
No. WAS the reply. When we first
VeDr out the commissioners were each
paid $4,000 and the chairman $1,000.
and I'm addition there was an allowance
NJ $500 20 each for expenses, making
ths total Sl5.50O. and S11.5o0 respective
ly When I was appointed civil gov
er0Or was allowed 5000 for my legiS-
lauva duties and $4,000 Tor my duties
as an executive. making $4,000. The
other commissioners we're allowed So
"" for the legislative services and So
on for the executive duties. making
$4,000 an in sold"
Us each allowed private secre-
tsrye"
Eyes
And YOU also have a large clerical
io-.ee"
"Yn, would think 50 If YOU should
Step into our Offices; you also would
set am idea OF the necessity for such
forte"
hat other allowances are made
No1e- except that 7 am allowed a.
>-noc 10 live in the Malacanan- the
90 governor generals palace"
Is 90 an extensive place."
Rather. II costs me as in gold per
month tn light IT, and I pay $500 a
.a. oGt of my own pocket for servant
There are fourteen ponies in the
S.a2.a. eight OF which 1 own. and I also
oet1 three carriages. The ground- are
extensive. but they are lighted by the
ny OK Manila as any other park would
A.N The other members Of the COM
Mission provided With residences -
thay are rot. All OF them pay rent
-.1 can assure YOU that would
-.--o prefer 20 pay mine 10 being re-
--.E-- to 1--we az the palace and Keep
,le eSta oGShment. IL 1 may be al
yea a H'ord personally I WOULD Scy
OF my $1,000 salary last yea 4
eau only 1880 left at the end OF he
and I am sure that IL my illness
~ A't prevented ny entertaining TO
'lS-1eI able extent there would have
~ nolairg left Of the s30.a09 now
and General Wright and General
nave assured me they could sevs
inns There is much entertaining
l>>aiy ouG the cost OF everything
s.ealer than i'm Washington
.-lee1- money goes 50 fast there
20 seems To melt There are no
r. t-lSlteS or allowances other than
se have mentioned.
,rTlor Taft e6Sed that the c0m-
r-'l had nothing 1o do WITH nNiRg
~ a.aFleS Of its owr Tembe-s. that
oade in WASHINGTON, but ne said
rr RI impossible 10 secure the services
49, 9etent men ,sr that country
layins better salaries than are
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-11
Quarterly Conference Held.
lSpecial ID The Herald.l

Pocatello. Feb. I0-The quarterly con-
ference of the Y. L. NJ. /. a. of the Ban
mock stake was held here Sunday. Feb. g.
The various wards adjacent to POcatellO
were we'll represented and an outline Of
the work Of The past quarter was pre-
scented. Each ward was reported as being
in d flourishing condition.
The evening session was given over to a
lecture by Mrs. Fox OF Salt Lake who
discouTsed upon the duties Of the young
ladies of the various wards and urged
them to be faithful TO their work.
After The regular exercises had been
concluded Miss Lucy Wright Of Salt Lake
sang My Western Home
Funeral services over the remains Of
Mrs Fred I-aRose were held in the Meth
odist church yesterday. The young WO-
man was but . years of age and had
been married but a little more than two
wears
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-11
QUEEN REGENT OF SPAIN
BIDS C0URTIERS ADIEU

Madrid. Feb. I8-The queen regent OF
Spain held her final official reception here
Ssturdsy- when the presidents Of the sen
ate and the chamber OF deputies presented
20 her addresses OF gratitude from the
coultry. saying that the queen had uoblg
done her duty a. regent and mother under
difficult cITclu1Sta stances. and expressing
the hest wishes for the success OF ths
young kim
The replies Of the queen regent were
Couched in touching terms. kinE Alfonso
vas present al the reception
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-11
FRANK JAMES MORALIST.

Kansas City, Feb. 10.-Frank y
= James, who az one time was a =
y member Of the famous James boys y
y gang. secured a temporary injunc- .
= ton in the circuit court here to- y
= day. restraining a theatrical com y
= pany. now playing al a local thea =
= tire. from presenting the play =
y The James Boys in Missouri, in =
y which the members Oftthe James p
= family are made TO represent train =
= robbers, bank looters and outlaws y
= of the worst character Mr.. James =
= says his main objection 10 the play y
= is that il glorified Outlawry and y
y makes heroes o. them. and IL is in y
, furious 10 the youth Of the cOun- y
y Try. James is employed as a =
y ticket taker at the Standard thea =
= tire here.
~ 3 1874 ~ y
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-11
TILTED A SWEETHEART
WHEN He SOLD The MINE
Special to The Heraldl

Weiser. Ida. Feb. 10.-Mary Madi-
son. a young woman living near here
who attempted suicide by swallowing
carbolic acid because Of her unreQuited
love for mining man. is better today
and may live
Today il Was learned from the girl
herself the name OF the alleged recall
Citraut is Dan Caswell. who recently
went east. He is one Of the brothers
who sold their mine in the Thunder
mountain 10 Colonel Dewey for Sl00.
coo. II is understood he broke the en-
gagement by mail
When the girl received the announce
inert she sought Self-deStructicn. Cas-
Wen is now IL Chicago. il IS said.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-11
STARVING MEN SPEND
DAYS IN THE MOUNTAINS

Vancouver. b. C.. Feb. 10-Eou- --os-
pectOrs. headed BIZ haIf-bresF mid
arrived here this afternoon bv the STEM.
CT Tees from Alert bay AZ the nOrfh en-
OF vancouver island. after having exDeri-
encea a Starvation trip across the noun
talns- They left QuatsinO ten davs ago
ana Tor four days and five nights v-e-e
lost The guide mi~tOOk the trail in the
snow and the men Travelled in = circle
lney had but one days provisions and for
the remaining time they half starved snI
wsded ia snow drifts The Taes 10
brought word that SMALLPOX rad srafr
broken out among the Indians in tre
north
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-11
SOLDIERS HANGED FOR
DESERVING FROM ARMY

Manila. Feb. 10.-Edmund \ Dubose
and Lewis Russell deserteTs from COM
pany r. Ninth cavalry. and who stole
a rms belonging 10 the regiment and
Joined the insurgents in August last. FOR
which they were tried and sentenced by
the military commission. were hanged on
Feb. : at GuinObatan. province Of Albay.
In the presence of 500 people The exc
Cution was orderly. II was supervised BY
Captain Henry II Wright OF the Ninth
cavalry. commanding the post Several
native petitions were received urging
Clemeucy, but the authorities failed to
see any reason TO delay the execution.
the mems crime constituting flagranr
breach OF the military code in time Of
war.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-11
men WHO WORE THE GRAY
ARE TO GET PENSIONS

Washington. Feb. IA favorable re-
rort today was authorized by the senate
committee on pensions on the joint reSO-
luton constituting the pension law OF 1S2A
The resolution Is intended 10 give z pen
siouabIe status 10 those who served En-
the confederate army and subsequently
Joined the United States. and who are
now denied the benefits Of the act o
;Sa8 on the ground that they gave aid 10
me rebellion The committee expresses
the opinion that il was the intention OF
the trainers OF the act Of 1Ssl 10 include
such persons within its provisions
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-11
Reflections Of a Bachelor,

Take care Of the pennies and the pounds
viii spend themselves
What man wants TO do with woman
is 70 love her in her way and let her love
him IN the same way.
You can fool a woman into thinking she
is f0oling you. but YOU can't fool her into
thinking YOU are fool5uE her.
When q woman goes into a dry goods
shop 10 buy spool Of thread she begins
BIZ pricing $50 Russian ssbleE.
A man can love 2 woman with a dog
and he can love a woman with q cat. but
he quits at a widow with three children
When q man Says u s. showing he
means that IL IS showing now woman
means that IL was showing yesterday oT
VIII snow tomorrow. OF that IL IS doing
anything but showing now
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-11
Eire IN Shin ohdurate

Portland. Ore FEB 1e--The IRE which
broke out n The hold OF the Portland &
Asiatic steamship IndrzVeIi ard which
compelled her 10 return % port afre-
starting or her voyage last THURSDAY. l.
sfill burning Two chemical engines have
been pumping gases into the cargo OF
Gotten for tE0 DAYS and Z was thought
the IRE vas sIringEiShed When The
matches were opened this morning smoke
poured out and il was necessary 20 close
them down al once II is said that The
less on the cargo vii Be very heavy
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-11
ROOF OVER OGDEN TRACKS.
Train Shed Will Be Built at the
Union Depot
especial 10 The HeraId.)

UsueN- Z 90 IV--Une n The matters
taken I'D and decided Yesterday 6v cen
eral Manager KTuttschnftt OF the South
ern Pacific and President Burt of tbs
mon Pacific was the Improvement ~
the facilities at the Ogden union depot.
II was decided TO put IN two more tracks
ana place A roof over all. as has beeu
done in O1ah IA
AZ present. but it was decided 10 nut
tneIl IN At once 50 that they could he
Included under the new roof
\ system Of gates viii alea be put IN.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-11
Contract Is let
Special to The Herald

ogden Utah Feb 19.-The Utah
construction company OF this city was
today given Q contract for the REM fr
work on the Union Pacific betwaen
ogden and Cheyenne. The work in
eiudes all the changes Of IiEe. and re-
ducing OF grades widening OF banks
and Strengthening out OF curves. 10 be
made during the year. Work IL 10 be
commenced al once. 4. II. Christians
sen. Who did the work last wear. has
been associated with the construction
company and viii have charge Of the
work this season \ large OUTFIT OF
men and teams is TO be sent east WITH
in few days
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-11
switchmen on a Strike.

Missoula, Mont, Feb. 10-Fifteen
Northern Pacific switchmen today went
on strike here and the trouble
threatens to become general. The men
refused 10 use a road engine for a
switch engine. superintendent Russell
had promised to meet the men and ad-
just the grievance, but failed to put in
an appearance at the time stipulated
and the switchmen walked out. To-
night it is reported that nOn-union men
are coming from Helena to take the
places of the strikers and there is con
siderable excitement.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-11
Mountain States.
Wrong Man Arrested.

Portland. Ore. Feb. 10-W. +. Thorn
son, held under arrest here since last
Thursday on suspicion of being Edward
Clark, wanted in Anaconda Mont for
assault on "A bar tender with a revolver
four years ago. was released TODAY, il
having been definitely proved that he is
Thomson and not Clark Sheriff Conley
Of Anaconda telegraphed the local Off
GERS this morning to release Thomson,
as he was not the man they were after.
The only evidence against him was thae
of two former residents or Anaconda,
who swOre positively that the prisoner
was Edward Clark. Thomson was for
merly a tinsmith in Anaconda and later
was locomotive fireman for the D. *.
* y. ard Oregon Short Line. He was
passing through Portland Thursday on
his way to San Francisco when he was
arrested.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-11
CoIlege Debaters &c..

Stanford University. Cal FEB la--In
the preliminary Try out for The se-ec-
ton Of two debating teams for the inter
collegiate debate With Berkeley and the
University Of Washington the following
we're chosen 10 enter the final Try out .
J. " Cameron. Belgrade. Montana A.
Jones. College PARK. Cal: " @ LaloE-
san jose J. r. Page. Salem Ore %. H
Ritter. Chico. Cal. 3. y. Lei=tener- san
Francisco l. D Lockwood. BroTnr1lles
Cal; A q. Thompson, Needy ore
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-11
AMEND THE oIEo BILL.
Friends Of the Measure Make Ma
terial Alterations.

Washington. Feb. I6-GenersI debate on
the oleOnla rgaTine bill was closed TO-DAY
The friends Of the bill have decided to
offer an amendment to make the Decent
tax apply 10 OleoEnargsrt1e imitation CT
butter -of any shade OF yellow The
amendment Is designed to meet the charge
Of the opponents Of the Dill that without
this language the bin might be construed
% absolutely prohibit the sale Of oIeo-
margarine The spea kers fO6av were
Haugheu. Thomas. Shellenberger Nebras-
ks. Dahl. Wisconsin. Gaines. Tennessee.
and Lamb. Virginia for the bill and
Messrs- Feely. Illinois. Stavden, illinois,
MoudalL - E0uing. Brsntl1y- Georgia
and Wolf. Texas. IN opposition
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-11
Publish a Daily Newspaper.

Boise. Ida. Feb. 10.-C. z. Wood.
VINO published the American here until
it suspended. viii move his plant TO
POcatellO and unite with the owners
Of the Tribune there in the publication
Of a daily with Associated Press dis
patches
The governor has named George Cha
pin of Idaho Falls regent Of the state
university to succeed the late Colonel
John W Jones.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-11
LAWYER FOR THE WIFE
KILLS THE ANGRY HUSBAND

Mountain Home. Ida. Feb I0-Late
this evening Frank Gardner. an attorney.
shot and killed Joseph Montague on the
street at the opera house corner. Gard
ner gave himself up and Is now under
arrest The tragedy was the result Of a
fcud OF long standing.
About a year ago il s said. Gardner
incurred the eumity Of Montague by de-
Tending Mrs Montague against an as
sault bT her husband Montague sWOre
vengeance and the men have since been
bitter enemies
Just now the fight originated today Is
moi known Gardner asserts that Mon
tague assaulted him with q gun and that
he returned the FIRE in seif-defense.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-11
Ninth Infantry Headquarters.

Butte. Mont. Feb. IA special 10
the Miner from Helena says il IS re-
ported at Fort Harrison that following
she Teua rture OF the Eighth infantry
for service in The Philippines. this post
VIII Re made the regiuencsI headquar-
terS for the Ninth infantry X was
said the choice rested between Forts
Harrison and ASSinaboIle-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-11
Cattle Starving on Ranges.

Denver. Feb. 19.-HUmaHe Agent n
B Kerr last night left for a tour OF
the southeastern counties 10 investigate
the reports about starving cattle In
Bsca county thousands o. cattle on the
ranges are said 70 Be dying from star
walton and exposure The cause Of tEe
mortality IS due 70 the scarcity Of
grass and the freezing OF the water
holes
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-11
DEPEW BELIEVES ONE
WIFE is QUITE ENOUGH


Washington. Feb. Ex-senator De-
pew today filed with the senate the
largest batch Of petitions yet fled on
any subject 50 far this session These
petitions pray for the adoption Of an
anti-polygamy amendment 10 the con
stitutiOn. They were sent from $50
OF the largest cities in New York state,
and contained over 10000 signatures.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-11
REACH AN AGREEMENT.
Short Line Officials and Firemen
Settle Wage Question.

Short Line Officials and Firemen
Settle Wage Question.
General superintendent +. Z CAL
vim of the Oregon Short Line and the
committee Of fremen have come to an
agreement on the question o. pay and
regulations. after several conferences.
The men viii be given extra pay for
firing the big engines, both simple
and compound. which are in service.
The Oregon Short Line. like other
mountain roads. has been purchasing
for some time immense engines for
use in the freight service. These en-
gi7es require an unusual amount of
labor FOR the firemen. as their capa-
Ci0us maVS consume a vast amount of
coal on the Great Northern two fire
men are placed on some of the big
compound locomotives. while the Uu;on
Pacific and some other roads have done
as the Short Line has now consented to
do-grant an increase OF pay for the
extra labor
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-11
Suspected of Dynamiting.
Especial to The HeraldD

Boise. Ida, Feb 10.-The police to-
day arrested George Mcfarland,
stonecutter, alleged to be wanted in
Chicago for dynamiting stone plants
last year. Chief O'NeilI OF Chicago Of
fered a reward for him. McFarland's
mother in Chicago is said 10 have
some means. Mcfarland has a travel
ing card from the Denver Stonecutters'
union
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-11
niamands in ths Laundrv.
fSoscisl 10 The Herald9

Boise. Ida. ,-eb. Ia.-The wife or ar.
D. W. Springer has lost several vslu-
able diamoAC rings she pinned them
in front OF her night dress and left
them hanging in the closet in the
morning. The Chinese laundryula1
gathered up the weeks washing and
fook the gown aiong He denies see
iry The rings
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-11
Tolstoi May Die.

Lozdon. Fec 1e-TIsdivir Tchert koff.
Count Tolsrois agent N England has
received alarming sdvices regarding Eile
couSiLic1 Of The Russian Tet0-msT. who
Is IN the Crimes After improving Hn
health Count Tolstoz suffered q reispse
which 1ss caused serious anxiety He f.
suffering from Heart failure and infaw-
nation OF the lDngs-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-11
Good Times on the Sound

Tacoma, Wash. Feb. I0.-The foreign
COMMERCE Of Puget Sound for January.
1902. according 10 The report Of the col
lecJOT OF customs. puts all previous records
IN the shade. The exports from al ports
amounted 10 $5141.oS7. Of which 81 per
cent or S.153.2sS was shipped from Ia
coma The total imports for the month
were s1.19l, 69I
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-11
KRUTTSCHNITT FAV0RS
OGDEN-LUCIN CUT OFF

developed among the business men
present The sentiment was expressed
that salt Lake had not been given ne
treatment it deserved. and That bust
ness men should act accordingly. II
was suggested that legal action should
be taken to prevent the obstruction or
navigation by crossing the Great Salt
lake
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-11
Counteract Socialists Demonstration.

Brussels. FEB 16-Stringeur police and
I1ll1iar1 measures viii b. taken 70 co1n-
teTacL the socialist demonstrsfiou t0uor-
roV7 on the occasion % the couUeneen1eur
- the chamber Of DEPUTIES Of Lhe de1sr o.
on universal suffTaEe- The s0cislls
threaten 10 surround the house and -
inraS5gH ~ the building IS feared All
the approaches 70 the chznbsrs minis
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-11
Fatal Fight Not a Murder.

Boise. Ida. Feb. 10.-The jury today
acquitted John Steamer, civil war
veteran tried on the charge Of murder
ing Mickey Reynolds. a barkeeper- He
had a fight with Reynolds and threw
him. the latter's head striking on the
ice box, death resulting from blood
elot on the brain.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-11
Auditor McNitt Returns.

Auditor c. J. McNitt of the Oregon
Short Line was back at his desk YES
tarday for the first time since his re-,
Gem illness. he vas threatened with
pneumonia and has not yet fully re-
covered.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-11
Daily News Changss-

London. Feb. 10--AnOther change has
taken place ia the proDrietorsh1D Of the
Daily News Of this city. George Cadbury
having bought out his cO-partners 4
number Of new departures are Couteu-
plated 4 special feature viii be made Of
social reform Betting and turf news wiz
be excluded from the paper. but the re-
porting Of other sports viii be contlnuel-