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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-20
THIEVES USED POWDER
Safe of the Meridian, Ida, Postofice
Blown Open and $500 Secured.

Boise, Ida, Sept 19.-Between u and
/ O'Clock this morning the safe in the
Meridian postoffice was blown open by
burglars. Giant powder was used. and
the safe was blown TO pieces by the
force OF the explosion. The safe was
located in the general store Of DIR. 5.
McReynOlds, who is the postmaster.
The safe had been mufiied so that
the sound did not alarm the town,
though some heard the noise, and the
robbery was not discovered until morn
ing. The plumber consisted of between
500 and $500, the exact amount not be-
ing known. A package Of stamps was
also taken, but this was found to-
day near the railroad, unopened.
The names of the guilty parties are
unknown. but il is supposed to have
been the work of two suspicious char
acters who were observed hanging
around all day yesterday. The officers
have been furnished with a good de-
scription of the suspects, who have dis
appeared.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-20
DEMOCRATIC VICTORY.

San Francisco. Sept. 1s.-United
States Senator Murphy ]. Foster OF
Louisiana arrived here today. In an
interview he said: "A Democratic vic
tory is sure next fall if the party can
work in harmony. At the present time
no candidate has been seriously con-
sidered for the presidency. One Of the
chief issues Of the campaign viii be the
trust question. The tariff will also
cut an important figure" Senator Fos-
ter win remain on the coast Tor a few
weeks
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WILL REOPEN CAMPAIGN.
Republicans to Start OF Afresh at
WeIlsville.


Al the meeting yesterday afternoon
@. the Republican state committee the
challenge sent 20 Chairman Anderson
by former Chairman Roylance OF the
Democratic party was ignored. on the
grounds that 10 was not authoritatively
sent The den mailed By Acting Sec
rotary Jackson OF the Provo state
convention had not been received by
Chairman Anderson. so he said. at the
time OF the conference.
Chairman Anderson said that II
Chairman Cannon saw m 20 send the
challenges 90 HI. under his signature.
that they would receive courteous
treatment"
After some discussion q was decided
Co aS1iu open the fan campaign with
rails at Weilsville. Cache county. the
home ~ Joseph Howell on the night OF
sept 3D. Before the state convention
'i psiea the announcement was made
Iaai lh- campaign would be opened
N.'h "a biz rally that evening. az which
senator keyeridge would be the prin-
,Hf orator lnasmuch as that open
l- proved On he a semi dasco il was
o..Arl Dob begin an over again. and
3. .ar home OF the congressional nom
tI.a
During the progress Of the meeting
.. .'f made the announcement that
p. '.. HT funds with which 90 begin
-.. .H"...-u. He was given the au-
'.' F.. appoint a sub finance COM
l...... " raise the wherewithaL
."uItse decided that the en-
.#" wears ago, the eagle on the
... NHs good enough Tor this
'..- .Hl it was readopted
considerable time was devoted 20 dis
,-.'.- which would be- the best men
IN ''r "- the stump. A number OF
''""s which were not made public
wore proposed but no definite action
VAS taken The statement was made
."... 'tFt che first speech at the
s..rl opening Of the campaign would
1g Joseph Howell
7N members were absent from the
iE. N q. salisbury. eN- oflCio mem
virtue OF his position as member
NATIONAL committee. who has JUS
."...'.| io The city after hong abb
N's nnf there Arthur Pratt is
' '.- yi-y w. = Mccormick
. before the meeting besun. and
mo absence Of an employee OF the
would prevent his being there 10
.H.H~- oNcr. He was very sorry
banking business was more
l.--rt -Hau the business 10 be trans
~-' "' tne committee meeting.
st. cannon had an excuse.
.. "- registered with the chairman
.H meeting was called 10 order.
was excused. James Chapman
"at fn an appearance. neither
- .-.-. NcDa~ry. who is a candidate.
-~ absence was due. the chair
..t o.. his holding court In the south
' or tbe state
-.t.-.'a Joseph Howell was there.
sei that the future deliber-
.e he committee VIII be- attend
t" ..doru by Nessrs. Pratt. Sher-
... Mccormick The former IS ont
- .'y. and consequently the story
' -- has absolutely refused t. serve
..f Time. could Dot b. verified Mr..
-... .'uIck said yesterday that he was
.Ird under protest and has uOti-
-i iHe chairman that De cannot hs,
..-airi upon On attend regularly. He
$50 hr aid not want 80 serve that
are plenty Of other men who
t'--t take his place.
PIT SnrrEuIr said his business wifi
laAe him cur 20 tire city very often
curing tae campaign. and that he can
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Chillieothe, O., Sept. 1s.-The latest
reports Of the wreck Of the eastbound
express on the Baltimore & Ohio
Southwestern al Leesburg last night
show two killed, the engineer and the
fireman. and two badly. injured. one a
mail clerk and the other passenger.
All the others in the list of injured
have proceeded on their journey, ex-
cept Otto H. Baron of London, Eng
land: J. II. McQuillin of New York:
Mrs. J. H. Sellar OF WellstOn, o., and
z. H. Stuck, postal clerk of Love
land. O.. and they are reported tonight
as doing well.
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MILITARY ROAD TO Be BUILT.
Operations Against the Moros Will
Be Easier.

Washington, Sept. 1s.-On the urgent
recommendation of General Chaffee,
commanding the military forces in the
Philippines, Secretary of War Root to-
day authorized an expenditure Of S20.-
600 for Immediate use in the construc-
ton of a military road in the island
OF Mindanao from Illigan. the chief
port on the north coast of the island,
to a point on the northern shore Of
Lake Lan4o. This lake is in the heart
Of the Moro country and its shores are
thickly dotted with villages. the ag-
gregate inha bitants of which are esti-
mated at $50. 600. The action OF the
war department was cabled TO General
Chaffee.
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SHORTAGE WAS MADE GOOD.
Trial of Moses T. Hale Begun at
Colorado Springs.

Colorado Springs. Colo, Sept 10
The trial of Moses T. Hale. formerly
city treasurer OF Colorado Springs. on
a charge OF appropriating and con-
Verting 10 his own use city funds TO
the amount of 10.600. which has been
pending in the district court here for
the past eighteen months. was begun
today. The court admitted evidence 10
show that the shortage had been en-
tirely made good to the city
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-20
SEWER Is PLEASED.
Democratic Candidates and Platform
Praised.

Richfield. Sept 1S.-The work Of the
state convention AT Provo is most satis-
factory 10 the Democrats OF Sewer coun-
~. Judge kirs has always been a favor
he here and his abilities are conceded bv
all. Those who are personally acquainted
with Major Young are most profus. in
their praise OF his scholarly attachments
and eminent qualifications The Mat
form Is hlshly acceptable and the princi-
Piles OF Democracy enunciated by the
brilliant speakers all give decided en-
enlargement 10 the Democracy OF this
county. and they are ready 10 take uD
che sight.
The Republican county central commit
tee met here yesterday and named Sept.
-. at the court house as the time and
place for holding the convention for the
nomination Of county officers. The gath
ering promises 20 be a most interesting
one, as there are several candidates In
the field for the various offices.
The date for holding the Democratic
county convention viii soon be set
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-20
MORE TROUBLE BREWING.

Minneapolis. Mimi, Sept. 1s.-Three
thousand mill workers will be repre-
scented next Sunday at meeting in
Alexander hall. that viii vote on
proposition to declare a strike which,
II placed in effect, win tie up plants
that produce three-ffths OF the Amer
lean iour output. The men demand
an eight-hour day.
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y Brandon. Man. Sept. 1s.-ThOm- =
y as Law Of the milling firm Of =
= Alexander & Law Bros, and Miss =
= Sherwin. a social fav0rite. shot =
= two prairie chickens on the farm =
y OF L. Rowe, twelve miles from =
y here. This so enraged Rowe that =
y ne fired twice al the hunters. =
y shooting Miss SherWin in the =
= stomach and Law in the knee. =
. Rowe went home and swallowed =
y the contents OF a bottle. OF poison. =
y dying in a few minutes Miss =
y Sherwin is not likely 10 recover. .
3 = = 3 y y = y = = =
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-20
WASHINGTON DEMOCRATS.
Convention Called and Ticket Put in
Field.
Especial to The Herald. }

Especial to The Herald}
st. George. Utah, Sept, 19.-The coun-
~ Democratic convention met today.
The following is the result:
Commissioners. z. NJ. Brown, ST.
George; Neil d, Forsyth. Pinto; John
Wood. jr.. Grafton.
Clerk and Recorder-Arthur F. Miles,
ST. George
Treasurer-Nephi NJ. Savage, st.
George.
Attorney-Joseph S. Snow. st.
George.
ASSESSOR. NJ. Gates, st. George.
Sheriff-Frank r. Bentley. st.
George.
Surveyor. c. MacFarlane. St.
George.
Representadve-D. H. Norris. st.
George.
The convention indOrsed the platform
and candidates of the Provo state con
vention. The Democrats of Washing
ton county are united upon all issues
and are still unterrified and will GER
tainiy roll their old time majority on
AoV 4
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POLITICIANS WE'RE SUSPECTED.
Conference Causes Report of Suspi-
eious Characters.

Conference Causes Report of suspi-
eious Characters.
A report was sent into police head
quarters last evening that several men.
acting in a most peculiar manner, were
seen going east on East Brigham street
about $50 o'clock last evening. An in
vestigation was made. but it did not
confirm the FIRST suspicious. II seems
that. q number Of stalwart Republicans
went out TO Senator Kearns' house TO
hold 2 conference with him. What ex-
cited the suspicious OF pedestrians who
passed the party was that most OF the
men headed up the street had their
hats so far down over their faces that
it was difficult % recognize them, Those
who did not so attempt 10 hide their
identity tried TO conceal their person
ality by turning their heads when they
saw some one coming they knew. The
men walked in pairs, about a third of
block apart. so as not to excite sus-
picion. In the party were Marshal
Haywood. Peter Condie and ]. II. An
dersOn
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SHOT BY ACCIDENT.
lspeeial to II HeraId.I

Basin City. Wyo-. Sept 1s.-H- Ses-
sions was shot a few days ago while
returning from a hunting expedition
and the lower portion OF his right leg
was amputsted. He was guiding a
party OF Pennsylvania tourists through
the basin and the shooting. which was
accidental. was done by a Mr. Rob
erfson
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BELL WTLT REMAIN.

Manila, Sept 1e.-Brigadier General
J. Franklin Bell win not return TO the
United States with General Chaffee and
his party He desires 10 remain in
Batangas and Laguna provinces until
he fully RECEIVERS from the effects or
the war. and expects TO depart for
home in January.
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A PECULIAR CASE
Special 10 The HeraId.j

Laramie. Wyo.. Sept. IA P Hig-
gins. a Union Pacific brakeman. Is suf-
fering with blood poisoning. 4 shoe
string abraded the skin on one foot,
the eyelet OF the shoe producing blood
poisoning. The foot is badly swollen
ana the outcome cannot be foretOld-
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not be counted upon as a regular at
tendant He was not overjoyed al the
appointment, but rather than offend
win attend the meetings when he has
nothing 70 do. Otherwise ne viii not
be there.
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REPUBLICAN SLATE.
Names of Men Likely to Be Nom
mated.

II vas the prevailing impression yes
terday among prominent Republicans
that thes following ticket viii be placed
in nomination by the convention which
meets next week: County clerk, John
James; sheriff, @. Frank Emery; attOr-
ney. George 'Nestervelts recorder. Wal
ter j. Meeks; auditor. j. M. Fisher: as
SCISSOR. Benjamin r. Eldredge; survey
or. Jesse W. Fox. jr.; treasurer, w. o.
Carbis; county commissioner. long
term. James II. Anderson; short term,
Henry Harker. There are. several other
candidates for the other commissioner
ship.
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RnRNs MANUSCRIPTS.

Liverpool. Sept 1s-The Liverpool
Daily POST announces that J. P Nor
gan has offeTed several thousand orig
inal Burns manuscripts which are now
in Liverpool. 10 the Athenaeum library
IN that city.
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THIRD IOWA AsPIRANr-

Marshalltown, Ia. Sept l9-After
the conference or Republican leaders
today. g. z AIbTOok. a prominent at
t0rney OF EidOTado. was announced as
q candidate to succeed Congressman
Henderson
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SENATOR BARD BETTER.

Los Angeles. cal. sept. 1s.-sen- =
. atOF Bard-s condition tonight Is =
= more favorable than Al any other =
: tine since his Illness '
%@%$<%+@&4
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PROVO DELEGATES.
List Of Representatives at Republi-
can Convention.

Provo. Sept. 1s.-The following dele
gates 70 the Republican county con-
VeRtion % be held On Lehi Saturday.
Sept. %. were elected in the various
wards OF Provo last evening"
First Ward.
D. II. Thomas. chairman. 3. Bach
man. secretary.
Delegstes-Charles De Noisy. Felix
Bachman ,, j. Davis. Oscar wilkins.
I Jr.; g. +. Loose. AIrs. Belle Bachman.
John FooJe, p. II, Thomas. L. Hol-
brook, Mrs c. p. Glazier. ]. T. Far
rer, J. F. Page ". X. Spafford
Alternates-B. BaChman. Mrs. c. T.
/ Loose. George Moore. Sflas Alfred. Miss
1 Sarah Brereton. q. d. Glazier. Mrs. r.
G.. Watkins. Walter Whitehead.
Members Central Committee. T
/ Farrer, Mrs J. Il. Denhalter.
Second Ward.
JAMES Glove. chairman; Mss Sadie
I Graham. secretary
Delegates-W. r. H Paxman. An
drew Knudsen Mrs. sarah p Breret0n.
J. T.. Graham. A. q. Sorenson. W. J..
Startup. Frank J, Tucker. J. p. r
I Johnson. Miss Minnie Startup. James
I Glove
AlrernaJes-Walter Startup. ]. X.
I Bishop. j. E. Stubbs. ]. NJ Daley. Mrs.
/ Charles Shepherd
J Members Central Committee. c.
/ Graham Miss Minnie Startup.
Chairman Delegati0n-J. & Graham.
Third Ward.
Thomas John. chairman. n c. Lar
sen. secretary.
Delsgsses-Eph Honsr. " K. Far
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The Republican senatorial convention
for the Eleventh district. comprising
the counties Of Washington. Iron. Bea-
Yer and Kane. win be held about Sept
q. II. II. Harder. the well known min
ing and cattleman. win be the nom
inee.
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Colonel sam 9. Park. commanding
officer OF the First regiment. Utah Ma
Jional Guard. announced yesterday that
he had entered the race for the lower
house
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NINE PERSONS DROWNED.

Lisbon. Sept. 1s-The French
steamer Thomas sank harbor steamer
here today Nine persons we're
drowned
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Political Notes

A. c. Cleveland, the Republican nom
inee for governor Of Nevada. who has
been in the city for several days. left
last evening for his home.
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The Republicans intending flooding
the state with All kinds Of campaign
literature The supply on hand has
been exhausted. and a fresh supply has
sist mostly OF speeches delivered IN
congress hy Utah's representatives.
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The Republican county committee
meets Al the knutsf0rd this afrernoon
al O'Clock. when the temporary off,
GERS OF the convention Ein be selected.
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Senator George c. Writmore. the
holdover senator from Nephi. visited
Democratic headquarters last evening.
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MSf nv pRlD GRANle
$500 .A'' Asn TEsrTEpNA
Current Time Table.
II Effect April Z. Is02.
LEAVE SALT LAKE CITY.


LEAVE SALT LAKE CITY.
NO. S-For Grand Junction, Den
yer and points east ...'....... S:30a.n
No 2-For Prove Grand i,, ,,c- '-'' -
NJ nOP and ma al pOinSs east -. sl5 pm
NJ non a ana al points east..,.....- s:Op.m-
no. i-For Bingham Lehl. Pro-
=. I1ebef, III Pleasant. ManL,
MafysVale and intermediates
No. s-For Eurlka. Paysoa. he ~ I'm
per. Provo and intermediate
poiats ,,........,..,......... 800 pm
mediate points .....-............. $40 pm
70. 5-fOr Ogden and the west. $3.50 am.
70 S-kor Ogden and tie west II 90 D m.
10 20 for Ogden and the west .i2.45 p m
~ s~-ESI Park City .---...-... sis. An
ARRIVE SALT LAKE CITY.
NO, Is-Fron Ogden and all in
,lormediate points ................ $40 m
no, FROM Provo, Grand june
No ton ana H me east ..;....,..:..... s;s5 am.
N tioa and the east ......-.,...,.. l2.ss pm
NO. S-FrOm Provo. Grand Junc-
NJ ton and the east ,....'......l 1854 pm.
NO. S-from Provo, Bingham.
Eureka, Msrysvale, Mantt and
intermediate points ............. 500 pm.
70. S-ffom Ogden and he west so a m.
10 From Ogden and the west sos pm.
NJ LOG LOG ogden ana the west s:ie pm.
-'2; IRON Eureka, PaysOn.
heher. Provo and intermediate
points 100. .-... ..........-....i e.c9 Z. n.
NO. ATtrom Park City. Sis pm.
e., Perfect Dining Car Service.
Hiteplng cars 10 Chicago Without Change
Ticket Office. i03 West second South,
Fostoiilce Corner. Phone 30.
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Thomas john. chairman. n c. Lar
sen. secretary.
Delsgases-Eph Homsr. ". K. Far
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campaign the same night that the Re
vile, the home Of Joseph Howell. On
that night he will likely speak at Lo-
gan, and the next night follow in the
footsteps of Mr.. Howell at Wellsville.
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II is thought Elmer B. Jones viii be
made temporary chairman.
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MACHINERY, ETC.

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boiler, 1x4Lxl0: 2-u.P Otto gas engine: 6xia
side-crank engine; 4o-H.P. lew-pressure iocomo-
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE ASSESSOR DISTRICT OF
Columbia, Washington, June g. 1902.-Notice is
hereby given that the THfRTiETH DAY Of
JUNE next viii expire all licenses issued to the
proprietors of vehicles for the transportation OF
passengers for hire in the District Of Columbia.
Said propriefors must promptly their licenses
in compliance with law. BY order of the Commits
sioners. H. ii. DARNEILLE. Assessor. ID. c.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

h. s. RANDALL POTOMAC RIVER LINE CO.
DAILY STEAMERS FOR RIVER LANDINGS.
STEAMER HAIRY RANDALL-Monday and Wed
nesday at pm. for Colonial Beach. CoIton's nd
intermediate landings and landings In Wicomico
river and Nomini and Lower Machodoc creeks Wa.
Saturdays ut am. for Colonial Beach and inter
mediate bindings. and Bushwood. Rock Point. Col
tens, Curroman and landings In Numini creek.
STEAMER WAkEFIEI.D-SuEday. Tuesday and
Thursday at am. for landings to Colonial Beach
ard Maddox creek
UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE,
WASHINGTON. d. C., TO GLYM0NT. NJ
and intermediate landings.
The STEAMER ESTELIE RANDALII-DaIiy ex-
cept Sunday, $50 IN. 3eturning about $3.50 d N
Passenger acconnodato first-cass. Freight re-
ceived until within half hour of sailing.
+. S. RANDALL, Manager. phone 1875. GEO
o. CARPENTER. GeneIal Agent. Washington
phone 1865. WM. Al REARDoN. Agent Ale1-
andria. Ihone SO. feaS-tf-23
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FOR RENT-BY J. c. WEEDO
~ b Sc. -12r, sta. $5O,I5 Cos
3lS f Capitol. .10r. i5. 10 523
92l f Capitol. .gr. 81. so l25.
PA 10th ne. .Tr. .26. sol l24.
Sto-, or or cafe in The Loud
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REAL ESTATE-oUT OF CITY.
FOR LEASE.

FOR LEASE-THE NEW Two-SToRY BRICK
puiIulhg. No. 2O24 l4th ST. NV, opposite cleo
the eompany's plant; contains - e,n feet floor
GapagltJ possession given July l. Apply TO b
WELLS 1I1O 6 st NV my23-sSw-I9ts
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itsJ7 ip,una
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ll35 y J ay, 9r&staS40. 90
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Mr. Overlook Inn, l2r3U. 90
Sl3 18th NV. Sr....25.3 80
1865 Erie NV, Ar. $50
II. 18th st. & y. Y. ave.
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FOR EENT-A BROOM AND BATH BRICK
dwelling; corner house; has large two-story
stable; No. 1135 New Jersey ave. NV; $40. 90
CAYWOOD & GARRETT. 18th st. and y. Y. ave-
NV jel4-;;t'