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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-01-13

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-08
DELINQUENT TAXES
FOR THE YEAR 1903.

sant to Sec 29O Of CHAPTER Of the Revised Statutes
- rtah 1895 amended by Chapter IS of the Session
- Of 1901 and the authority vested IN me by said
t,on l. the undersigned William O. CarbiG Treasur-
~ ~ salt Lake County hereby give public notice that
M following named persons are delinquent In the pay
-, ~ state state School, County, County School,
iaI school, City and city School taxes for the year
na 20 the amounts set opposite their respective names
- te property indicated: reference being hereby made
~ tbe assessment rolls of said county, now In my law
~, ustody for the itemzed amounts which 30 to make
m the whole amount of delinquent taxes hereinafter
80, forth and the same is hereby made part of this
notice
Unless said amounts together with costs accrued
arc sooner paid by delinquent taxpayers, shall sell
M property hereinafter described pursuant TO section
g5, rhapter Revised Statutes OF Utah, 1898, OF any
sch denqucnts to the highest responsible bidders for
cash In the manner prescribed by law.
said sale will begin on tho third Monday Of Deem
bcr the list 1903 at ~ o'clock noon at the south front
door of the County Court House Joint city and County
puldng salt Lake City Utah. and will continue from
dy TO day until the property Of said delinquents is
exhausted or the taxes and costs paid.
WILLIAM o. CARBIS,
Treasurer of Salt Lake County Utah.
Dated Salt Lake city. Utah, December 7th 1903.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-08

me Great Percentage OF the Prosper
Gus Farmers, Ranehers. Stoekmen
o. the West SEQ No Other Paper
vertlsers, Make n Note OF II.
The evening world., 1903-03-03
BARK LUNA MAY BE LOST.
Vessel Evidently Went Down with
Twenty Men or Lands End.

LONDON, March 3.-Ths bark which
foundered off Lands End during the
storm OF yesterday Is believed to be
the Luna, a llfeboat bearing that name
having been washed ashore at St Ives's
Bav.
As announced from London yesterday
a large bark, believed to belong 20 Ham
burg, ~foundered off Lands End. and
her crew. numbering about twenty men.
were supposed TO have been drowned.
The German bark Luna, Capt. Tiede-
mann. sailed from Liverpool Feb, 16
for Wellington, N. z. She was OF III
tons net burden and was built Ut kieI
In 1885.
The evening world., 1903-03-03
Hopeless and Almost Dying,
Mrs. Grinnett Is Saved by
Paine'S Celery
Compound
The Only Spring Medicine That Can
Positively Guarantee Health and
New Life to Weak, Diseased
and Broken Down Men
and Women.

Another marked and positive victory
for Painc'S Celery Compound! Another
marvellous example of life-savingl
Mrs. Kate Grinnett, a popular and well
known lady residing in Germania, Sa-
bine Co., Ark, who expected to die, is
made well and strong by natures health
restorer after the best efforts of faith
full physician had failed. This victory,
and the cores of wonderful cures
wrought from week TO week by Painc'S
in the great spring medicine that is ELL
during and far-reaching, At this season
painc's Celery Compound reScues and
permanently cures young and old who
are weakened and broken down by dis
ease; it never fails; its virtues are all
powerful even at the eleventh hour.
HRS. Grinnett, thankful for renewed
health and strength, writes thus:-
Last September | was very i'll and
thought | was going to die. | was cold
and ~lifelesS and my heart would flutter
and chakc like 4 leaf. ! had cold sweats,
so profuse that my garments would be
wet. had pains in my shoulders and
arms, at times SO severe that | was
obliged to use morphine. The doctor
said my liver was in bad condition. lie
treated me for quite a long time, but |
only got temporary relief. | heard of
Paine's Celery Compound and bought 1
bottle of it, used it, but the only change
| experienced was an improved appetite.
| had decided not to use the medicine
any longer, but my husband persuaded
me to try another bottle, which soon
gave me happy results, and ! continued
with Paine'S Celery Compound until |
had taken six bottles. Now | AM
physically a new woman; feel well,
work my garden. do all my own house.
work and am gaining strength and vigor
every day. | recommend Paine's Celery
Compound to my friends and n~eighbors.
This is the first time ! have ever Endorsed
medicine"
The evening world., 1903-03-03
DEADLY CHARGE OF
TRO-GLYCERINE
FOUND BY POLICE.
Quantity Of the High Explosive Discovered in
House in West Fiftieth Street Is Destroyed
To-Day at the Bureau Of CombustibIes.

A peculiarly arranged exploding de-
vice. charged with nitro-Giycorine, was
destroyed at the Bureau OF Combus-
tibles to-day by order OF Inspector
George Murray. 1t was taken to
Fire Headquarters yesterday by detec-
tves from the West Forty-seventh
street police station. who found 1t in
a house on West Fftieth street that
was recently b~urglarized.
The detectives were extremely secre-
tive concerning the finding of tho con-
trivance. and had no explanations to
offer.
They left 1t here for me to examine
and 1 found that II was a most dan
gerous affair and II exploded would
have blown q nve-story house TO atoms"
said the Inspector.
"It consisted of a rubber bag about
the size OF a pint hot water bottle
that Ia probably what It w~as-and In 1t
was packed an ounce OF nitro slycerine
with which vas connected n fuse and
decorating cap. 1t might have been
made for use in blowing open a safe
and these burglars the detectives spoke
The evening world., 1903-03-03
Reliable Brushes.
Basement.

Excellent Brlstle Stair busting
Brushes ................... 81
Russia Brlstle Centre Stair Dust
ing Brushes, white edge. go. 40
Very full long Russia Bristle Stair
busting Brushes, 81, 81, 1.O3
Stiff, closely set bristles, Carpet
busting Brushes. ............ b5
Bristle Floor Sweeping Brooms.
long red handle. ....... 90, IS
Russia Bristle Floor Brooms, very
long and full. LIS
Fine, long, very full, finest grade
Bristle Brooms for stores and
public buildings. .... ,3.75, 3.95
Solid block double and Scrub
Brushes. raised end. 8
Very full drawn stock Scrub
Brushes, two sizes. 49,. 10, 22
Stove Brushes, curved block, very
full ................... l3, 10
The evening world., 1903-03-03
ME Commissioner Reviews the
Arrests of Last Month and
Declares He Sees a Decided
Improvement in the Force.
MAGISTRATES HELPING NOW.
lpeteetive Bureau Also Doing Better
Lately, Making More Arrests and
Securing Greater Number Of
Convictions In Misdemeanor Cases

: Police Commissioner Greene talked at
1ength to-day about the work of the po-
iiee during the month of February. the
attitude OF the City Magistrates toward
oxcise prisoners and prisoners arrested
IN raids and other pertinent matters. He
expressed the opinion that since he took
uhsrse Of the department there has beon
ptgteady and gratifying improvement.
we have been having trouble with the
Magistrates who refused to hold our
priSoners," said the Commissioner. "but
" am glad to note that there seems to
zoe q disposition in the police courts to
help us rather than hinder us. This
change has been recent and is best H.
Illustrated by figures.
/. I'm the nine Sundays up to last Sun
day there were loo excise arrests. OF
the prisoners 6lo were discharged, 3sS
were held n % cases were continued
tor further examination. You will note
that the average percentage OF dis
charge was 90,
ION last Sunday there were los arrests.
OF the prisoners only "a. or a little more
p 20 per cent, were discharged. and
~ were held. Magistrate Deuel. alone
aid Is out OF the 10 excise prisoners.
Capt.
Magistrate Crane. in jefferson Mar
ket Court, discharged a lot of prisoners
taken BY Capt. German In aid on the
,~disreputable black and tan dives in
the Thompson street section last Sat
urday, / had Capt German over here
yesterday AMI find that he made the
raids on legal evidence and that the
The evening world., 1903-03-03

about probably left 1t behind them by
mistake.
vt contained enough high explosive
TO tear apart the lock OF the strongest
safe, and the placing of the mixture IN
a pllnblc bag shows that 1t was meant
TO pack away between hard walls.
Placed in a less yielding substance than
rubber, 1t might a exploded prema-
turely."
TIL bag OF the explosive was found on
the third floor of the tenement No. 500
West Fiftieth street by Janitor Smith.
who has charge OF the apartments.
With It was found n lot of burglars
tools.
The Nat, according 10 Mr.. Smith. had
been vacan a long time. and both the
bag and tools were covered with dust.
Il round them and called a policeman.
who had them removed" said the jani-
tor.
IT did not know that the bag con-
tained a high explosive or l should
have handled II more carefully. There
was also a bag containing eight skele-
ton keys, several cold chisels. some files
and a pair OF small jimmys."
The police believe that some burglar,
who has perhaps since met with arrest,
secreted the tools In the vacant fiat with
the intention Of getting them later on.
The evening world., 1903-03-03
COL. BLAKE THEIR GUEST.
Municipal Council of United Irisl

League to Give q Ball.
A reception and ball under the auspices
of the Municipal Council of tho United
Irish League will be held in Suffers
Harlem River Park tomorrow night. In
The evening world., 1903-03-03
THIS WILL INTEREST MOTHERS.

Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for
Children, successfully used by Mother
Gray, for years a nurse In the Chill
dren's Home in New York, Cure
Feverishness. Bad Stomach, Teething
Disorders. nov and regulate the
Bowels and destroy Worms. They are
80 pleasant to the taste and harmless
as milk. Children like them. Over
10, 200 testimonials of cures. They
nerer fail. Sold by all druggists, 25c.
ASH to-day. Sample FREE. Address
Allen S. Olmsted. lie Roy, N. Y.
The evening world., 1903-03-03
Special Sale of
Wines, Liquors and
Cigars.
Sixth Floor.

olNtD FOOT.
Charles Heidsieck Champagne reg
ular price $500, our price, bas-
ket of II ats. .22.b0
Montferrand, imported Claret, from
j. Calvet & Gle, BORDEAUX.
France, case of IL OTIS. 49,. ASS
Medoc View, imported in glass from
A. Gilhou Freres Aine, BORDEAUX,
France. case of IL qts. .... b, so
Pontet Canet, imported Claret, from
Jean Bresnac ct Fills, Bordeaux.
France. case OF II OTIS. 80. 500
Sauterne, imported In glass from A.
Gilhou freres Aine, Bordeaux,
France, case Of IL OTIS. -. .e,2S
Haut %Sauterne. imported In glass
from A. Gilhou rreres Aine, Bor-
deaux, France, case ~ qts.. .T.7S
RudsshsimeT, imported Rhine Wine
from Gebr. Ehrhardt, Frankfurt
M, case OF ~ qts. 800
Monogram Rye Whisky, Q years
old gal, $685. full quart bot
tie 90
Old Crow Whisky. gal, $50, bot
TIC .oU
Cigars.
Henry Clay Sensitiyes (Bouquet),
box OF as, importers regular
price $500, this sale, price. SEQ
Ia Intlnidad Deliclosos. box Of IS,
regular price $3.50, this sale 5.T6
The evening world., 1903-03-03

efficiency OF the force was the result OF
the raid on the Ariston Baths. or the
forty-four prisoners taken. three were
disorderly conduct n thirty-eight
were held for trial on serious caarges.
The total bail aggregated 81. 700. One
lesson like this ts worth a great deal
in the suppression of disorderly resorts"
The Commissioner was asked how
many burglaries had happened since the
hrst of the year and how many bur-
glars had been captured. He said he
didn't know, but would make II his bust
ness to and out.
The evening world., 1903-03-03

commemorative OF the birth OF Robert
Emmett.
Col. John i. Y. Blake. who led the
Irish Brigade in the Boer war, will be
a guest and will maxi an address. The
arrangements are In the hands OF Rod
erick J. kennedy, IT. @. Bannon, Pat
rick kavanagn, Thomas Fl, Ronanye.
Patrick Egan, Patrick Lennon, William
MoCauley and Robert O~'Flaherty.
The evening world., 1903-03-03
IRISH PEASANTS STARVING.
storms Gut on Food Supplies TO
the Aran Isles.

DUBLIN. March e.-rhe inhabitants OF
the Aran Isles are in a state of semi
starvation In consequence of the pro-
longed storms on the west coast of Ire
land. The wants OF the population are
ordinarily supplied by steamer three
times weekly, but communication with
the islands has been completely cut off
since Feb. q and all attempts to pIovl-
sion the islanders have had to be aban-
doned.
The evening world., 1903-03-03

Bonnie Femme Curtains, Sass.
Made from the finest French
Null, exquisitely trimmed with
beautifully worked Renaissance
Medallion Centrepieces and deep
lace trimmed aounces; not 4
curtain offered is worth less than
500; many sell regularly at from
$500 to StS.75 each.
Black Japanese Screens, $2.20.
Less than 200 of the original
consignment remain; this is not
to be wondered al, as the import
ers are asking more than the price
quoted for an inferior article. They
are 4-fold, 5 #, o in. high, elab-
orately embroidered in gold; in
new and exclusive designs; COM
pare them with the screens Of
fered elsewhere at S3,75.
Figured Satin Cushion Tops, 6oc.
These are the wdl-known
Cheney Bros. goods; retailed else
where at from csc. to Si.25.
The assortment comprises a COM
plete line of this Springs designs
In L,Art Nouveau, Oriental, Per-
sian and Floral effects. in rich and
dainty colorings.
Odd Window Shades al l21IG
In Opaque and Hollands some
are finished with fringe, others
plain. There are but small guam
titles of most styles, so we would
advise an early selection.
Lustrous Mereshzed PortlersI,
$4.l5.
These are of good, durable quail
ity; usually priced at $3.50; in q
rich, Empire design and artistic
color combinations; beautifully
finished with deep tassel fringe.
The evening world., 1903-03-03
Wednesday Marks the
Final Upholstery Clearance.
Fourth Floor.

Tourm rUo
Wednesday is the last day Of this, the most successful
sale we have ever held. And to make it the banner day of the
sale we now present an array of the most startling values ever
offered in high grade artistic upholstery fabrics.
The evening world., 1903-03-03

Brass Tubes, Complete, $50
Only 400 in this offering. They
are 4 #. long, u in. in diameter,
nicely finished with patent brass
ends and brackets. Just the thing
for bedroom and Summer cur-
tains.
Rope Portlsres, S3.25.
They are made from large size
rope in o decorative color effects.
and would be considered cheap at
$500.
Tapestry Couch Covers, SLSS.
In the ever popular Bagdad
Stripes; heavy, reversible, with
~tassel fringe all around; the kind
you pay s2,so for ordinarily.
Uncovered Sofa Cushions, 39e.
This Is the last chance you will
have to procure them at this
price. They are the 24-inch size.
well filled with the finest silk floss,
he most satisfactory substitute for
down known. being both light and
sanitary.
Shade Fringe, &c. Yard.
$500 yards in short lengths, odd
eolorings and discarded styles;
former prices toc. to 2Sc. yardi
both linen and cotton In the as
sortment.
'Drapery fringe, Ie. Yard.
Also Pillow Cords and FunI-
ture Gimps; all in short lengths
and dropped patterns; former
prices &c. to Soc, yard.
Curtain Laess, Etc, Sc Yard.
Short lengths of Curtain Laces.
Slip Cover Damasks, DENNIS.
&c, many OF which sell as high
as 49c, yard to close. choice at
this price.
The evening world., 1903-03-03

Special in
Model Food Store.
Sixth Floor.
We deliver free paid pur-
chases of $500 and upward to
the nearest freight depot in any
town or city of
Maine, Rhode leland
New Hampshire, Connecticut,
Vermont, New York.
massachusetts,, New Jersey,
Pennsylvania.
SAPOLIO-Enoch Morgan's Sapo-
lilo, cake. s
TOMATOES - Solid cold hand
packed red ripe Tomatoes, can,
w
GELATINE - Cooper's Gelatins.
pkge Observation-Disclosures. b
CEREALS-H. o. Oats, Wheatlet.
Old Grist Mill Rye Flakes or NAL
ia Vita. pkge. 10
TEA-PrIncess Blend Blue Label In
ola and Ceylon. rich, mellow-ha-
vored Tea, 4 lb. alright sealed
can. $685. u lb. ........... 20
CoFFEE-Special sample mixture
Mocha and Java, dry roast,
ground fresh every morning,
ibs- 9l.ooj lb..............22
MACKEREL-"Cameron" Norways,
large, white, fat fish, heads and
tails removed. io-lb. kit, .i.5o
SALMOk-"Royai STUART or Nc
Gowan's Columbia River Salmon,
i-lb. tall cans, doz., AGO. half
dog, 9l.lOi can. .,.,,.,,.,. ID
SARDINES-pors French SardInss,
packed In pure olive oil, small
fish. 6 tins. Toe; tin. 49,. l2h
MlLK-"Pern" brand or Superb
Cream, ean-,.,,,,.....,,'.,. D
BARLEY-Medium or fine, lb. D
BEANS-Dried, Red or White Kid
ney, hand-pieked N. Y. State Navy
or Black Turtle Beans, b.. D
JAMS-"Royal Stuart Raspberry or
Strawberry Pure Fruit Jams, lib.
stone jars, doz, $780, half dog.
ebc.i Isr.,,..-~,,.....,,,,. 10
WASHING PoWDER-Swiit's large
alb. package .i'-.'.f.,,fr- 10
The evening world., 1903-03-03
Rugs, Artistic Floor Coverings.

erage size about exE feet.
3 90
Fast India Carpets In
light and delicate color
ings: suitable FOR oarlors
and reception rooms: pos
lively the best India
carpet Imported; average
size about 9xl2 feet.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-08-13
Don't Like American Coins.

Manila, Aug. s.-The effort OF the
United States government to intro
duce Its new currency into the Philip
pine islands has not met with the
success that was anticipated, Al
though a large quantity OF the coins
minted at San Francisco have reach
ed the islands there is considerable
prejudice against their use, especially
in the provinces. The bankers OF
Manila having become convinced OF
the necessity Of the matter, held a
conference to-day with Governor Taft
and after a full discussion promised
to render the government all the aid
in their power to secure the accept
ance OF the American peso as the
standard value and the general use
OF the new coins.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-08-13
A Woman's Complexion.

1t is rank foolishness to attempt
to remove sallowness or greasiness
of the skin by the Use of cosmetics, or
local treatment, as advocated by
the beauty doctors" The only safe
and sure way that woman can i'm
prove her complexion is by purifying
and enriching the blood, which can
only be accomplished by keeping the
liver healthy and active. The liver
is the seat of disease and blood pol.
luton. Green's August flower acts
directly on the liver, cleanses and en-.
riches the blood, purifes the COM
plexion. Il also cures constipation,
biliousness, nervousness, andiDduces
refreshing sleep. A single bottle of
August Flower has been known to
cure the most pronouncing and dis
tressing cases of dyspepsia and in
digestion. New trial size bottle, %
cents; regular size, Is cents. At all
druggists. q. G. Green, Woodbury..
New Jersey.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-08-13
Mr.. TlLLMAN EXPLAINS.
"How Can Help Accepting Passes?"
SAYS the Senator.

st, Louis, Aug. 7-Senator Benia.
min r. Tillman, OF South Carolina,
who is In st. Louis for a day, has re-
ported to various railroads and ex-
press and telegraph companies the
loss OF a wallet filled with passes and
franks. Senator Tillmau was asked
il it was something unusual for him
to accept railroad and express CON-
pany and other corporation franks
and passes.
"How can l help accepting them2'
he asked. "They stick 'em at me and
stick 'em at me until l just have to
take them. They don't influence my
vote or talk with them. 1t is differ
emit down in our country from what
1t is up here. You haven't heard OF
anybody being bought with thous-
and dollar bills down our way, have
you?
"And anyhow, these days it is so
common for all public men to be Of
Tered passes and to accept them and
use them that there is nothing un.
usual in anybody doing it. It's the
custom, and you know that most Of
us are slave to custom.
"One OF the passes | lost was a
Burlington railroad pass, and Iguess
lost it at Kansas City. 1t was in a
pocketbook that had a lost of ex-
press company franks and telegraph
franks and other railroad passes and
all that kind Of stuff. But | hadn't
used the Burlington railroad pass"
Senator Tillmsn is in St. Louis
with Senator Burton, OF Kansas.
They leave tonight to resume their
lecturing tour.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-08-13
Kansas Wheat Crop About 100, 900, 900
Bushels.

Kansas City, Mo-, Aug. The
thrashing OF the Kansas wheat crop
has progressed far enough to show
that the total yield will not fall far
short OF 10000, 1000 bushels. The
average yield for the whole State, as
in Heated by the reports, is 16 36
bushels. 1t is the biggest wheaterop
ever raised by Kansas or any other
State. The largest crop prior to this
years was 90,333,095 bushels in
1901, and the next to that II $780,
900 bushels in 1900.
Nearly 60 per cent Of this great
wheat crop-the largest in the States
history-is in the western hall OF the
State. The estimated yield in the
counties west OF the center is 1875
bushels per acre, while the average
for the counties In the eastern half is
13. 80 bushels.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-08-13
Pope Plus Sends Apostolic Blessing to
Americans.

Rome, Aug. THE Associated
Press representative was received in
audience to-day by Pope Plus, being
the first journalist OF any nationality
to have this honor The Pontiff
graciously granted the prayer OF the
correspondent to send a message to
the American people, saying, wordfor
word:
81 love the Americans, who are the
blooming youth of Catholicism. Con.
vey to all OF them how gladly i'm
part my apostolic blessing to the
whole country"
Pope Plus X to-day received the
members OF the American pilgrimage
to Rome, led by John j. McGrane, a
lawyer, Of New York City. This con-
stitutes an event Of considerable
significance, the American pilgrims
being thus the frst to be admitted to
the presence OF the new Pontiff.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-08-13
Scouts Refuse Reward For Capture Of
0ntlaw.
0ntlaw.

Washington, Aug. S.-According
to a statement in the Manila Ameri.
can, copy Of which reached the war
department Wednesday, the Maca-
bebe scouts that participated in the
capture and killing OF Gen. San Mig.
uel have refused to accept the reward
OF $1,000 offered for the capture,
dead or alive, OF the famous outlaw.
In a communication to the execu.
tive secretary the scouts stated that
they considered when they went into
the action which resulted in the cap
ture OF Gen. Miguel they we're only
doing their duty as soldiers, and die
not think they were entitled to any
extra pay Oh that account.
This action on the part OF the
loyal scouts" says the American
"has added another wreath to the
many honors already won by the
scouts"
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-08-13
Pidcock Mystery Remains.

Greenfield, Mo-, August S.-The
verdict of the coroner's jury in the
Pidcock case is virtually the same as
that Of the first coroner's iury-mur-
der by parties unknown. Fresh in
terest has been aroused by the at
tempted suicide yesterday OF Mrs.
Clara Wilkes, gras widow. with whom
Pidcock was infatuated. Mrs. Wilkes
was an unwilling witness before the
coroner's Jury and Was subjected to
a rigid examination on the day prior
to her attempt at suicide. 1t Is
thought that she may recover.