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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-03
FADs IN EDUCATION.

MHEN THE PROMINENT educators
of the country fall out over the
question of so-called fads in the public
schools, it would seem to be time for
the layman to retire to bench close
TO the tabernacle entrance. The Gem
fury dictionary defines fad as "a trivial
fancy adopted and pursued for a time
with irrational zeal; a matter of no
Importance or an important matter i'm
perfectly understood, taken up, and
urged with more zeal than sense; a
whim; crotchet; a temporary fancy"
Many branches of primary education
are undoubtedly fads; at least, time
has proven them to be nothing more
But branches which were once de-
nounced by pedagogues of the birch
rod school as fads have proven their
real usefulness, and the teacher who
would discard them is out of date. The
subject is half-seriousIy, haIf-satiric-
ally treated in story in the Atlantic
Monthly for July. A teacher who has
given up her work is made to say:
Il began, as you know. with the old
A B G method in the country school. /
taught printing first. 1 taught the
word method and the sentence method.
taught writing, 1 taught Spencerian
writing, and L taught vertical writing,
and taught reformed vertical writing,
and 1 hear that this year they are
going back to Spencerian. I taught
those babies to sew, to paint in water
colors and to write compositions on the
Greek gods.
II had them make original nature in
vestigations, and was never sorry for
them, not once But when, last spring,
our superintendent told US that he
wanted to introduce the new object
method, and gave us preliminary in
struction, and I learned that after
had written jump on the blackboard,
and printed it. and spelled it, 1 was to
stand up on the platform and jump, as
an illustration, felt that the last
straw had been placed on the camers
back"
If anybody blames that teacher for
refusing to make a kangaroo out of
herself for the benefit of a roomful of
grinning little heathens, ne hasn't a
proper sense of the eternal fitness OF
things. And there are other fads just
as ridiculous when one comes TO ex-
anime them outside of the school room.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-03
A1ENVVEP GRID GRANls
40 !1eTrnN@
RIO GRANDE WE5IIL+FFIHN
Current Time Table.
IN Effect April 5, 1902.
LEAVE SALT LAKE CITY

Lave SALT LAKE CITY,
NO. 6-For Grand Junction. Den
yer and points east .. s.ao
NO. -For Provo, Grand June 0'A--
ION and all points east -. s.I5nn
~ EFor Provo, Grand June
No. Io1 eFG an points east 49,. $50 pm
L1eoers MI Pleasant Manti.
T 10y, and intermediate
70. e-Eor Eureka, Paysoa, He
per. Provo and intermediate
N-PSAnlS s---- -----.................. 500 = m
NO; u-FOr Ogden and ali inter l-'--
No POINTS -..-;-.:----------- 6:1O pm
No q r. SSS9Sn ana the west $50 m.
NJ S-Eor Ogden and the west II go p.rn-
No 90 - OSuen ana the west.-12:45 pm.
EpnT-ryTEa ak SiIy 49,. S:l5 an
NJ - s1A1HE SALT LAKE CITY.
NO. l2-From Ogden and all in
Nc er MFra points $40 an.
pon and the east ......-.--- AK :,
No From Provo. Grand June
No i0a a9a the east :..-.-...--.--.l2:S5 pm.
ton and the east ...------ IAN ~
no; S-From Provo, Bingham.
!Eureka, Marysvale, Manti and
NJ rinneoIate points ............. $50 pm.
~ ~ 9-From Ogden and the west $50 a no.
Nd 4 FIN ol Ssoen and the west sos pm.
No EE OgGen ana the west $40 pm.
IRON Eureka, Payson
Aeoer, Provo and intermediate
NJ -. ...,--..---...--Io:0e a m
No. A-From Park City.......... SIS . m
Perfect Dining Car Service,
StTSplng cars 10 Chicago Without ChanRa
I1cket Office, 1O3 West Second South
EosloiAice Corner. Phone Dos.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-03
Time Table
In Effect
April |. 1902
IEI31IT

ARRIVE.
From Ogden, Portland, Butta
Ontcdgo, ST Louis, Omaha Dem
From A ood san francisco 49,, s:S5 am
From Caiientes. Milford. Neohi Wv Sih'
Provo and intermediate froinks.' ass an
I0n ogden. Chicago. st. Louis
Kansas City, Omaha, Dlnver
and San Francisco .---..'-- ga nm
FROM rom Garfield Beach. Tooele : nd
F1o terminus 3is+; :......-..;,. :. SEQ p.1
zF Pr0Ve pr and Msnti ....;.:..:... 600 pm
F Ogden o ana in.srmediats points. $50 pm
San Francisco ;;;;-.;.:......... $40 pm
For ogden, cache Valley
Omaha, Chicago. Denver, Kan
-sas City and St Louis -. 7.Oo = m
Terminus 7:45 am
Ne NeP 2l and Manti $500 1855 am.
land. San Francisco and inter
m. mediate points :;::..-.,,;.::...... 9:G5 am
Denver. Kansas CITY, ST. Louis
and sa2 Fra@Siseo::: =: ,:::::;:12:5s pm.
City. Omaha, st. Louis ana
For Provo. Nephi, Milford. Cali wv PIN
enfes and intermediate points. 7:0S IN.
For Ogden, Butte. Helena, Pert
land, san Francisco and inter
T. II. SCHUMACHER, -
Act. Traffic Mgr.
D. z. BURLEY
D. 6. SPENCER.
A. G P. A.
city ticket office. POI Main street. Teie-
phone. go
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-03

a discharged volunteer has confessed
that be murdered an inoffensive Fill
pino in order to satisfy his inordinate
desire to kill one of the natives single
handed. It seems strange that this ex-
cuse has not suggested itself to General
Jacob Smith.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-03

Telegraph editors and photographers
are prone to have little fun now and
then with the Associated Press, but it
is the greatest newsgathering organi-
cation in the world. Without it or
something equally as good. the people
who now have the news of the world
served to them with their breakfasts
would have to worry along without
knowing what the other fellows were
doing.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-03

From California Wells-Fargo detec-
tive has come to do little Sherlock
ing on the Robertson case. Our. own
George Sheets is here to see that the
visitor doesn't Sherlock enough to hurt,
and civic pride makes us hope the local
talent will ''show upy the other fellow.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-03

1t is announced from London that
the king is now allowed to light a cigar
every day Now, it would be interesting
to know who smokes the cigar the king
lights.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-03
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New-York tribune., 1902-06-20
BONDS.
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN STOCKS,

7-,,a-a ,,,e-e a number of sharp declines in the
early dealings in yesterdays market Que 10
realizing and sales induced by the decision OF
the Ia Dor agtators in the hard coal fields 10 holc
"a general convention on July Il for the purpose
cf influencing the soft coal miners to strike It
is rather difficult why the convention Is 10
be held q month hence. instead Of at once. BY
.Julv Il the anthracite men may be back at
work and of course, Mr.. Mitchell would then be
relieved of the disagreeahle work Of inducing
the bituminous miners TO break contracts Win
employers. The chances are that Mr. Mltcheh
does not want soft coal strike, while II IS quite
evident that his call for a convention is the last
card with which he hopes to bluff the operators
The market was also affected by malicious ru-
NOR that J. Pierpont Morgan was i'll In the
afternoon prices hardened. and part Of the
mornings Joss WIS recovered. although hnal
prices were well under Thursdays closing. Fair
buying developed on the decline. especially IN
Missouri Pacific, Reading Pennsylvania, Wa
hash Atchison Illinois Central and St Paul
The steel shares were weak under commission
house selling, the common declining TO the low
est point ever recorded. save in the May panic
q year ago II was thought that much OF the
liquidation In these shares came from the So
called Gates pool. A break of 2l2 points in Col
orado Fuel was accompanied by report that
-,e dividend en- the common would be passed.
than on the preceding day. but the falling off in
trading and the decline in prices did not create
any amount of bear sentiment. Money rates
were unchanged Foreign exchange was frmer,
hut French exchange was lower.
Buying of Wabash stock was again a market
feature and predictions We're freely made that
the price would sell materially higher. The Wa
bash company is steadily increasing its earning
power through the acquisition of new connec-
tions ana through judicious expenditures on
the property In the last twelve months there
has been a wonderful growth in earnings, the
gain in gross receipts aggregating Sl'oo""V
over the same period year ago. Wabash COM
mon will doubtless work higher on its increas-
ing merits and at its present price it ought to
prove a profitable purchase Chicago Great
Western is H1eo being accumulated by good
class of buyers. II is thought in well informed
circles that control of the property is sought by
some of the larger Western railway interests.
hut il is not likely that the owners will part with
it at prevailing figures. The common stock is
one of the attractive low priced issues that ap-
u parently appeals we'll informed operators.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-20
THE COTTON CROP.

Dispatches from correspondents Of r O. Dun &
Co the important cotton States indicate a heavy
crop The plant Is well matured and the stand
strong Weather conditions in nearly all sec
tions are favorable to cultivation. and the fields
are free from weeds. While the acreage Ia slight
" reduced In some sections compared with last
year. the condition of the crop is so far advanced
that the yield will be considerably increased
In South Carolina conditions continue very favor
able In Georgia where two three plouShings
were necessary tst year. only one has been neceS-
sary this year. reducing the ccst for labor to
planters. Grass and weeds have made little prog
ress The heavy rains of the last few days may,
however cause some trouble from this source later
on Labor supply is ample. In Northern Ala
barna weather is hot and dry. and the advance
rnent of the plant is retarded somewhat Rains
are badly needed. In Louisiana weather conditions
are favorable and the crop fine. The acreage Is
about the me last year. In Arkansas ana
Texas the crop is retarded somewhat by the hot
and dry weather, though damage is yet inmate
rial Rain is needed. though conservative obser-
vers believe that rain will not be Imperative before
July. Lice reported IN central ItAdS.
and as the plant is tender a continuation OF the
drouth for many weeEs would mean FAILURE OF the
or
New-York tribune., 1902-06-20
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

The market for outside securities generally
weak Northern Securities weak. There
free selling of this issue at the opening, which
rocked like profit taking. On sales of about 5000
shares it declined l12 cent. to 10i There was
good inquiry for United States Steel 5s. which
were strong; sales were made up 95l4. The
copper shares were irregular; Union sold down to
IA Montreal md Boston TO >. Greene Consolidated
to 27lc and Tennessee from l6 to 153s. White Knob
was stronger. advancing over l per cent. selling
up to 211s. United Copper was quiet but
firm. 81 bid. British Columbia fraction
higher selling at 8, San Francisco issues were
dull the preferred sold at 63la American Light
and Traction preferred sold at $685.. Standard
Oil scored further gain of points selling up to
654 American Consolidated Pine Fibre common
and preferred Jointly were offered down points
further z. without (. bid. The market closed
quiet and irregular.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-20
HONEY AND ETCH4NGF.

MONEY MARKET.-Money rates, as quoted fol-
low: Money call opened at pa per cent: high
est per cent: lowest 22 per cent; last loan, "a
per cent: closed. 2d3 per cent; ruling rate per
cent Time money was quoted at 44d+l2 per cent
thirty sixty days 4l20ia4 per cent for three
four five and six months. Commercial paper was
quoted 44G424 per cent for sixty to ninety
days. 4l2G5 per cent for choice four and SIX
months single names and per cent for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Market firm. Actual
closing follow:
New-York tribune., 1902-06-20
FOREIGN BANK RETURNS.

London. June 1s-The weekly return Of the Bank
of England shows the following changes: Total re-
serve increased f614oo. circulation increased f6 .o
luIlioa increased fe Ss other securities decreased
El7Se0 other deposits increased t2l6@4, public de
posits increased f77,oo. notes reserve Increased
E55s 800 government securities decreased fl0o,0tt
The proportion of the Bank OF Englands reserve
10 liza abiIity 52S0 per cent Last week il was %
per cent Rate Of discount unchanged. at per
Paris June l9.-The weekly return Of the Bank
of France shows the following changes: Notes in
circulation decreased $4,000 francs. treasury
counts current increased $4,000 francs gold in
hand increased 3,7yO0e0 francs bills discounted de
creased 5.l25Oc0 francs, silver in hand increased
. 49, 0e0 francs
New-York tribune., 1902-06-20
IRON AND STEEL.
The Iron Age" says:

The Iron Age says:
The scarcity of pig iron continues the salient
feature all over the country. It has been aggra-
waited in the East by the anthracite coal strike,
which is causing the banking of some of the fur
naces the Schuylkill and Lehigh valleys. and is
besides causing the furnaces in operation to make
a heavier percentage of off grades. The coal
miners strike in West Virginia is troubling the
furnaces in the Ohio Valley, . number of which
have been forced to stop producing. Consumers
are making inquiries concerning pig iron for 1903.
and some business has been done. Apparently.
however. these transactions are beset with dittl-
Guilty. Meters of Southern iron north of the Ohio
River asked to pay prices close to those now
ruling. and at the same time take the risk of any
change freight rates. which will certainly ad-
vance considerably if present prices prevail next
Some founders East and West have placed
orders the majority seem TO desire to await
developments In the steel trade the supply for the
Immediate future is still very restricted. and i'm
portatQn orders in fair quantities are still being
placed. 1t Is an interesting fact that: owing to
freight conditions, foreign material of all kinds
can be laid down cheaper at Chicago than 1t can
be into Fittsburg. that Chicago is taking
quite a considerable tonnage of foreign iron and
New-York tribune., 1902-06-20

4ss.. Dts: pa2I6d. Pi9; Bid. Ass.d.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-20
TR4DE N CHIC4GO.

,,,f.,., I,tne lq-There was suggestion %
T,,1,, deal in the corn pit to-day. except tiIa'
-ica ,,as IN ont of line. There was no eN'-'7
sbo,ts showed no especial anxiety lhetv =,
oro-t IN iuproye prices by the bull crowd VI - -.
o+ba- hand lust at the close the HARMS -
so1d moderately. probably merely IN tne go
course of its commission business Inc '"'- ~ba
- .. vance of about L.. the best prices earn -,
Tsraa ,,ortbs k,pt within a range OF 'esS =
- r,,I,, onened at 66c. sold between oo'sc anu
r5 closed at 651.c: September closed at - LIS
= I,scauber 44Isc: May. Blec- S' L'"'' ,J
-. baar selling corn here for fe" odS -
u.,ra selling to-day. There keeps up Hloi : con-
- ,f Santember. Private elevators ~
,i,ua 70 pour out contract corn Ior 'i' :. 5av
80 ~, GOO bushels of the private houses z
IN the four days of this week t"e Pi' -, corn
- - .,+r,a5 ont 100000 bushels of contract x
10 nav -actio, here was only 1S7 cars WI"
-ars contract; estimate for to-day 90 cars ash
cas- .is sseu1 TO be again moderate -
uy - r,eak No corn from cote 70 o-'' -
pr - ,rice on.v paid for the dry corn W., W."
'i'e - 80 make contract The No yelo" ,.
- t,,,, sg. Primary receipts were ABOUT ,-hsI=
= - ,,sar sS4 Oa bushels. against WOW" ,,-
~ - US NJ, shipping demand. and su'H s,,sa
..,i,o demand as there is for No corli 1,st
- trs I,lv bulls who are offering 10 '
under the market - vvadnes-
To-night's wheat prices are F+c 10 Il =, - Paris
-, The advance was sharp rdilF '--,zas
- on exceedingly heavy rains through -. he
- the Southwest July opened at '-'2O' S,,su,-
- -sr-c and 7S1sc and closed at "S'sC' -.
~, closed at 72I.c sellers. and DecsHi st.c A
,Io-z The Paris advance equaiied l't' 80 II
,,l and Paris this week shows an du - si-sot
DC TO &c a bushel. Paris took 4oo'"
New-York tribune., 1902-06-20
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS

GOVERNMENT BoNDs.-Msrket firm. Final
New-York tribune., 1902-06-20
Bankers posted rates were

DOMESTIC XCHANGE.-Ncw-Orleans - Com
mercial, 25c and SOC discount; bank. 81 premium.
San Francisco-Slght. l5c; telegraph. 17izc. Bos-
tor-5C and premium Charleston Buying. par.
selling 1sc premium. Chicago-l0c premium Gin
cinnati-Between banks. &c discount, the
counter. SOC premium. 81. Louis-Par Mime
apolis-75c premium Savannah Buying. 75c dis
count per 81 600. selling. 75c premium.
BANK CLEARINGS.-New-Y - Exchanges.
sl49 $50: balances 50 729 96 Chicago-Exchanges.
S27 $50 279: balances s22ii 80 Philadelphia Ex-
changes. SIS 236 409; balances. S263i.3l5 Baltimore
-Exchang $}.S16216 balances, S02SS7 Boston
Exchanges. $50. .7So. .3lS: balances, s. 190243.
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-CaH money In
London. 202i4 per cent; open market discount rate
for short bills. 21=H25 per cent. long bills. 22ff2s
per cent. Berlin discount rate, "a per cent for
three months bills and IA per cent for short bills
Berlin exchange London. % marks 46s4 pfennigs.
Paris exchange London, - marks 19 centimes.
Paris discount rate. "a per cent.
FOREIGN SFCURITIES.-Britis consoIs for
money 96 91s: for the account. 96 His, Spanish As
in London STA French rentes, lOl francs S7a CEN
times.
THE SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver, 529sc; Mex
lean silver dollars. 42}4c Bar silver in London
closed q 5-l6d.
GOLD PRENIUM-In Madrid. D. Lisbon, 80;
Buenos Ayres 1870; Rome. Ia.
GOVERNMENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. receipts
reported from Washington. s72l so5: internal reve-
receipts. $1,oi@6O; miscellaneous receipts $3s.-
Al; total receipts for the day. 81 79S 6O7 expend-
tures 81 .575.c0e Receipts for the month to date
$40 72l 052; expenditures, $26 900: of
ceipts $3.546,G52. Receipts for the year date
$54344S771 expend lures $463 $40 97; excess of re-
ceipts $9.90l sA. National bank notes received for
redemption, $3.50.
MISUNDERSTANDING Sub-Treasury was debtor
at the Clearing House, $+l6,ls0.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-20
DAWSON GOES TO FIRST NATIONAL.

Henry p Dawson has resigned the presidency of
the Liberty National Bank. and will about July /.
become vice president of the First National Bank
which controls the former institution. Edmund G
Converse a director and large stockholder in the
Liberty National Bank, has been elected president
to succeed Mr.. Dawson Mr.. Converse was pres-
dent Of the National Tube Company. and is a mem
the executive committee Of the United States
Steel Corporation. Of which the National Tube
Company is one of the constituent concerns. Mr..
Dawson came to this city from Bridgeport IN 1871.
his first employment here being as teller in the
Astor Place Bank He entered the service Of the
Liberty National Bank in 1894 as assistant cashier
year later he made cashier, and in 1900 active
vice-presdent. In May. 1901. he succeeded Henry G
Tinker in the presidency. He then only thirty
three years old the youngest bank president in the
city The Liberty National Bank which was or
,anizad 1892 is in the Central Railroad of
Ncw-JerScy Building, but will before long remove
to new building in Broadway. near Ccdar-st-
There already three presidents of the FIRST
National BdnI-H. {. FahnestoCk, no IS at present
abroad: Francis l.. HUc and Charles II Stout. who
Wce-president OF the National Bank of the
Republic when that bank absorbed by the
First National II reported yesterday that the
coming of Mr. Dawson To the First National sig
that of the present vce-presidents would
retire 10 take the presidency of a Broadway bank.
it was said expected sail for Europe. and
there would be work enough. and important work.
from the outset for Mr.. Dawson in this great and
New-York tribune., 1902-06-20

RAILROAD BONDS.-Market slightly lower
Total sales amounted in par value TO $3179.5oo
against S45l3. 800 Wednesday The heaviest deal
tngs were in the Central OF Georgia first incomes
Chicago Burlington and Quincy -, Erie general
Is Northern Pacific IS, Reading general IS, South
ern Pacific is. Union Pacific first and convertible
IS and Wabash debenture Rs. Colorado Fuel and
Iron convertible 5s. Consolidated Tobacco Is and
Standard Rope and Twine incomes were also ac-
New-York tribune., 1902-06-20
STOCK VALUES DECLINE.
POOL SELLING REPOR1ED.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE FIRMER-BoNDS
AND MONEY
quotations were:

Closing prices yesterday of the principal active
securities and net changes from Wednesday
New-York tribune., 1902-06-20

Danb & y IN YN H & IT. :.
Day & Mich pf (CH & d.. &.
Del & B B (P & Read.
Det II e s " O. S ~ NJ 81. ..
East Pennsylvania Up & RI.
Erie e Kal d 5 & NJ ST..
Erie < Pittsburg PENN.
Fitchburg pf (B & Nd.
Franklin Tel Co West Un)-
Fl " & J pf IL : & VI -.
Ga x r & p. B..-.-.-......
G. & Stock Tel West I'M.
Grand Riv Val Mich Gem.
Greene Cd L & W)..-.
Inter Ocean Tel CWest UNI g.
Ill Cen Leased Line G Gem.
Jack L & Sag mich Gem.
Joliet & Chicago &C. & A..
K G s l. & G pf &C & A.
Kai A & c. r IL s & VI -.
Lake Shore Gtd IL s & VI 81.
Little Miami PENN --.
Little s Nav & g (P < R)..
Louisiana & VI Riv &C & AZ.
Mine Hill & : II CP & RI
Mobile & Ohio (SOuth) 1900
Morris @ & p 0eh VaD.-.-
do pref Geh VaD. D.....--
Morris & Essex tp L & w.
Ma sh & Decatur II. & NJ.
Naugatuck On Y y II & HI.
y " & y IN Y y II & ID.
y Y c & VI r pf IL D.
y V & II IN Y c & VI Stl. q.
y Y l. & West ID L & N).
North Carolina (SOuthern) e
Northern Of y J Frie).
North Penn CR & P1----.
Northwestern Tel west Cnl
Nor & W pr IN Y y II & H
Old Colony IN Y y II & H)
Oswego &, Syr (D L & w &c
Phila & Trenton Penul.-.-
Pitts p & L r com fB & L
r & Carnegie SteeD 1890
60 pref fB & L f & CS s.
Pitts + " & c PENN
do SpecIaI penn ..-----.
P Mex & Y Up L z & Il 5
& NJ S)-------.------.-- -
Port Sac7 & p CBnst &, Mel e
Prov e " IN Y y II & HI.
Quincy Bridge &C r & o. o..
Rens & Saratoga CDel & HD
Rome & Clinton CDei & HI .
Pcme " & q CN Y - : ~ r.
Saratoga & 6 Tel * ID
Southwestern Cen Of Ga) --
Troy & {, ~ = c & IT RI %
I-tiCa G r r N Y 2 & Id.
Utica - & Sus % L & w o..
United Y ! & Canal PENN
Valley q ~ Y % L & W. -.
Ware River CRos, & A.
Warren % L & WO.-------
New-York tribune., 1902-06-20
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London. June l9. i %. m.-The market for Ameri-
can securities strong in the early dealings
although closing weak. Final prices follow:
New-York tribune., 1902-06-20
BOSTON STOCKS.
ASKED
rO1OP4DO SPRINGS STOCKS.

Closing quotations on the Colorado Springs Mn
ing Stock Exchange. by the CoUnselman & Lay pri-
vate wire from William P. Bonbright Co.. Of
Colorado Springs:
New-York tribune., 1902-06-20
,1IocErI4NEOUS SECURITIES.

STOCKS.
,r-,sred bv frederic H. Hatch. No. 50 broao-s~'