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The state herald., 1903-04-17

Governor Peabody has appointed
Mrs. Lionel Ross Anthony tPolly Pry)
of Denver and Thomas +. Walsh of
Ouray rs the two additional members
of the worlds fair commission. the ap-
pointments being made n short time
after the signing of the bill carrying an
appropriation OF 100000 The board
now consists OF seven members.
The governor has signed the meas
ure, House bill No. SIS. that gives tu the
state board additional powers. This
amendment to the law provides that
the secretary must Immediately invesu-
gate any labor trouble and report to
the board. II those engaged in the
controversy ask for such action the
board can take mp the controversy and
it's decision shall be binding for one
year.
Two members OF the State Board of
Arbitration was appointed by the gov
ernor April lith They are T. NJ. De-
layorgne Of Colorado Springs and VIII
liam Walk OF Pueblo Each OF these
will submit 10 the governor the names
OF three men eligible for the position of
secretary OF the board. The governor
will select a secretary from this list
In the appointments MIR. Dcl.ayergne
is the bona nde employer of labor pro-
yided for by the law. Mr. Walk In the
mcmber OF boan fdo labor orgnnizn-
uon. II ls probable that n secretary
will be appointed this week
! Members OF the new State Board Of
Live Stock Commissioners were np-
| pointed by Governor Peabody April
| llth In nrcDrdnnc. with tho DroylNlonR
OF House bill No. n. passed by the last
Legislature. This bill consolidatcs the
old veterinary sanitary board and the
old stock commissioners board, Those
appointed are A. n, Parrish Of Lamar.
/. II Sylvester Of Monte Vista. l. ".
Bcnnot, Of Fort Collins. Louis HON.
merle Of Ynmpa. n. y. Morgan OF Arl-
ola. l.. W. Watkins and Bradford II.
Dubois of Denver. ". V. Jones OF
Rhmnh and l.. i Finch Of Montrose
Under the now law the board Ia some.
what out Of politics In that certain
number Of the members are appointed
each ycnf The live stock men OF IN,
state were strong In support OF the
measure The board has power 10
name state veterinary surgeon n, n
salary Of 81 800. n clerk aud Ricnog.
rnphcr NJ 81 900 and M many inspectors
ni 800 n month ~ may he needed Sal.
aries are paid from fees and special
lcyy.
Adjulant General Sherman Bell has
commissioned Thomas E Mecloliand
second lieutenant Ia x company. rlra,
regiment
The state herald., 1903-04-17
Reform In Garfield County.

Denver. April IA Republican spc
cial from G.-awood Springs last nlght
says:
Judge shumn'c has ordered Sheriff
Adams to close all gambling houses
and wine rooms throughout Garfield
county. This decision Affects fourteen
saloons In Glcnwood aud several In
the smaller towns. The number uf
men directly affected In Glcnwood ia
nbou, forty The order was lmmcdl.
ntcly obcycd and nil gambling devices
were hustled from alrht.
The state herald., 1903-04-17
Buffalo Bill Injured.

Manchostey, Enc. April ii.-w +.
Cody tBuifnlo BID met with nm nccl-
dent nj the first performance Of his
show here yesterday. His horse reared
and fell on him. He was removed TO
n hotel. His Injuries are not serious.
His ankle Is badly sprained, but he
appeared In the arena In carriage
last night.
The state herald., 1903-04-17
Restriction on conv,e,s.

Denver. April ii.-A Canon City spc-
oinl says:
AZ nm adjourned meeting OF tho pria-
on commissioners Dr Thomas u. Pal
mor was appointed prison physician.
Warden clcehorn also appointed Miss
Elsie Helm Of Denver, Htcnogrnphor,
Harry StollAhoimer of pngosa Springs,
bookccpef, William Wright of Pueblo.
chief engineer. by the appointments OF
n bookkccpcr and s,onogrnphcr all con-
yic,a nrc taken away from the main
ONCE OF the prison. and the ,ruHty list
will be very small under the new ad-
ministrntion.
The state herald., 1903-04-17
Thirty Years for Train Robbery.

Butte. Mont. April ii.-Gcorgc
Hoard. alias Joe Kirby. convicted of
taking part In the hold.up OF the Buy.
yesterday sentenced to thirty years In
the ponlten'iary. Tho extreme penalty
for the crime IN twenty years. but the
ten extra were added under the prior
conviction act.
The state herald., 1903-04-17

Great Britain wants nearly 5000.
100000 this year for wnrships In or.
der TO maintain her place at the head
Of the nations in naval strength. II
things 20 on as at present for few
years more England may be com
PEELED to trade the royal family on for
armor plate.
The state herald., 1903-04-17

Mrs. Madeleine Yale wynnc has
told the Chicago womcn's Club that II
Is perfectly proper for woman 10 be
come blacksmith II she has an In.
clInation for that kind Of work. II Is
s,i; held to he unladylike. however.
for woman to want to do he's own
hourework
The state herald., 1903-04-17

promoter" Wright In quite put out
because his English Victims aro no,
game" enough TO refrain from clap
ping him In jnll That's n part Of
the game not favored In America, u
fact no, greatly To the credit of our
common sense,
The state herald., 1903-04-17

Most Of the European military nu'
thorltics have agreed that the lance
10 obsolete ms n weapon OF war and
lave decided not Il use II hereafter
Willie they were about II why didn't
they also condemn the balllsia. the
eatauult and the argucbuH1
The state herald., 1903-04-17

over In Russia man may now
Fray without n license from the state
church. How old Metropolitan Pobied'
Observation-Disclosures must
be wriggling and worrying about his
liver.
The state herald., 1903-04-17

John ID. Rockefeller got an $4,000
900 quarterly dividend from the Stan.
dard oil Company the other day. It
is understood that he also continues
TO have n large assortment Of kind
words on hand.
The state herald., 1903-04-17
Population OF prpv,r

Denver, April Dallcngor a Rich.
ards forthcoming directory of Denver
VIII claim bona hdc population of
from 10000 To $4,000 The former
ilRurc Is given out ~ extremely con
AoryntlVu.
The state herald., 1903-04-17

A young man went into Wall street
with million and came out with car
lead Of experience. He wasn't salts
fed with the million. but will he be
with the experience?
The state herald., 1903-04-17

Three hours from proposal to we'd
ding is the record of a Chicago couple.
The success of the experiment will
depend on the length OF acquaintance
before the proposal.
The state herald., 1903-04-17

A St Louis Judge has ruled that
hereafter children will not be allowed
TO hear the testimony Of their par.
cnts In divorce trials. Thus one by
one are innocent and ennobling pleas.
ures OF childhood being taboood.
The state herald., 1903-04-17

King Edward has ordered four bar
rels of Kentucky whisky. Col Waiter.
son might send over few choice
shoots from his mint bed to round out
the consignment.
The state herald., 1903-04-17

Possibly the far.sighted Pennsyl-
vania lawmakers who passed the anti.
wife-kissing law thought thereby to
make the kissing OF ones wife an
enjoyably exciting pastime.
The state herald., 1903-04-17

So great is their desire for equaliz-
Ing the distribution of wealth that the
Vanderbilts and Astors are continual.
ly swearing of some of their taxable
valuation.
The state herald., 1903-04-17

A Minnesota college president pro
poses to change the college yells so
that those expressions OF jubilatlon
shall be less vulgar and slangy. How
would "oh. joy, oh, joy," do?
The state herald., 1903-04-17

The cake walk is the latest fad
among the smart set of New York.
And this gives Henry Watterson an
opportunity to remark In his usual
delicate way that blood will tell"
The state herald., 1903-04-17

asks Max O'Rell, which are the hap
pier?" Wouldn't Which are the un-
happier?" be putting It more proper
ly?
The state herald., 1903-04-17

THE dickens" You bet" and Holy
smoke" have been declared to be pro.
fame by the president Of Hamline uni
yersity. Why were "Cricky" and "Oh
Ia" left out?
The state herald., 1903-04-17

Mr.. Schwab began by having his
luncheon at his desk on his first busy
day after his long rest. Another man
who hasn't learned wisdom by ex-
perience.
The state herald., 1903-04-17
Silver at Fif,y Cents.

Washington. April 1.-THE Trona.
nry Department yesterday purchased
Joo,o0O ounces of silver FOR accoun, of
coinage, at an average OF 50 cents nm
ounce.
The state herald., 1903-04-17

The exact right and wrong of the
Balkan situation will not be clear to
everybody until Mr.. Kipling gets time
70 write poem about II.
The state herald., 1903-04-17

The eternal feminine question is;
"Is my hat on straight The eter-
nal male question is: "Whatll you
have?"
The state herald., 1903-04-17

A woman spiritualist in New York
has said that men who smoke in this
world will smoke in the next. This
is putting it delicately.
The state herald., 1903-04-17

The Denver Board OF Aldermen on the
nth instant. passed the appropriation
bill for salaries OF county attaches and
officials to the aggregate amount OF
siS9. 80 for the year 1903. The bill
was introduced In the Board OF Super
yisors an hour later. and referred to
committee. II is expected that II will
be passed soon. Then creditors of the
court house. jail. county hospital and
poor farm. and employees In these four
institutions. will be able to collect
money due them. Some Of these ac-
counts have been due since last Deem
ber. None OF the employees have re-
olved pay since last January. The
siSg. 1876 is estimated M the cost OF
operating that part Of the city and
county Of Denver government aside
from which was known as the city hall
government. for which the appropria-
ton this year Is approximately $1,000
600. The total for the government OF
greater Denver under the HON. rule
amendment. viii therefore aggregate
81 ,b00. 900.
General orders have been Issued from
the office Of Adjutant General Bell re-
garding the trip OF Governor Peabody
and stan To attend the dedication cerc-
monies Of the Worlds Fair at ST. Louis.
April 30. On the return journey tho
party will be the guests Of President
Roosevelt. their private ear being Mt
tachcd 10 the presidential train. The
stan and officers Of the national guard
will leave Denver via the Union pncific
at $3.50 y. IN. April 20. Governor Pea
body Will return from the chrlHtcnlng
Of the cruiser Colorado at PHILADELPHIA
In seanon TO reach 81. Louis Tuesday
afternoon. April 2S. making his head
quarters at the Southern hotel. His
stan will be aunrtofed NJ the same
/ place. Governor Peabody viii be ne.
companied ON the trip TO Philadelphia
To attend the launching by Mrs. Pea.
body and other members of his family
lie Will 30 direct to 81. Louis from
Philadelphia.
In refusing TO Issue n writ Of super.
fodoan the Supreme Court has or.
dnlnod that Robert a. chrlHiy OF Col.
orado Springs. convicted of conduct.
Ing n gambling houFo In that city
must spend thirty days In the county
Jail, This was the sentence. together
with n ilno Of $500 The only further
rocourtc would be an appeal ON writ
of error, but before this could be heard
the time would have expired.
The state herald., 1903-04-17

A sacred calf from India has arrived
ut the New York zoo, The veal from
this animal is said to taste like angel
food.
The state herald., 1903-04-17

If Miss Pauline Astor winds up by
marrying man without a title it will
probably be over the dead body of her
father.
The state herald., 1903-04-17

Perhaps the New Jersey barkeeps
formed temperance union because
they knew what Jersey lightnin' was
made Of.
The state herald., 1903-04-17

Trainmen must be more careful. In
some parts of the country it costs a
great deal more to kill a man now than
It did formerly.
The state herald., 1903-04-17

Rents are going up. but never mind.
A dispatch from Portland, Me. says
Holsters are lower.
The state herald., 1903-04-17

1t is seldom one woman praises an
other without adding But"
The state herald., 1903-04-17

1t must be great comfort to the
Buffalo police to reflect that some one
of their theories is probably right.
The state herald., 1903-04-17

Once more we are forcibly remind
ed that the wages of sin is death.
The state herald., 1903-04-17

Backache is n forerunner and
one Of the most common symp-
toms of kidney trouble and
womb displacement.
READ MISS B0LLMlNS EXPERIENCE.
Some time ago was in q very
weak condition, my work made mo
nervous and my back acked frightfully
all the time, and had terrible head
aches.
"My mother got bottle of Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound for me, and 1t seemed to
strengthen my back and help me at
once, and 1 did not get so tired as
before. continued to take it, and 1t
brought health and strength to me,
and want to thank you for the
good it has done me."-M Miss KATE
BoLLMAN, 142nd st. & Wales Ave,
New York City. 5000 forfeit Doslginaiof
aboos sttsS proving oenunsnsss cannot be produced
Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound cures because it is
the greatest known remedy for
kidney and womb troubles.
Every woman who is puzzled
about her condition should write
to Mrs. Pinkham ut Lynn, Mass.,
and tell her all.
The state herald., 1903-04-17

Perhaps the world is ready for the
voiceless college yell.
The state herald., 1903-04-17

MILITARY FUND.
II. u. 2eT-Relef certain officers
First brigade s.s.ss.ss.ss.t.sss.st ls3Ia.a9
IL b. .22-Relief "a. V. Palmer. 3,0ooOl
The state herald., 1903-04-17
COLORADO GENERAL ASSEMBLY
AND DOINGS AT THE CAPITAL
Appropriation Bills.

The following is the first complete sum-
mary OF all appropriations made. from all
funds. and was prepared for the guidance
of the governor in the consideration of
the bills:
APPROPRIATION MADE FROM IN
TERNAL IMPROVEMENT FUND
AND INTERNAL. IMPROVEMENT
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-24
DO You BELIEVE IN SIGNS,

A mark note, token or symptom, in.
dlcates that by which anything may be
known that u.s. we are furewarned IL
evil is to befall us, or we have tbe
pleasure of anticipation II the signs
betoken a fortunate occurrence. Acct
dental occurrences all have their sigma
every disease has It's symptoms. The
points is to heed the former. and coun.
teract the effect of the latter. Spells
of sick headache following Indigestion
and stomach disorders. belchng. bill
iousnes and dyspepsia are signs OF
sickness. People that belive In these
signs and know that they are true from
experience, can get Immediate relief
and speedy cure by the use Of DR.,
Gums improved Liver Pills. Sold by
druggists for 25c. per box. Only one for
dose For sale by y. c. NJ. |. Drug
Department.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-24

menl and poor placing, viii never be
known, bot II Is a pity the animal was
not better handled.
Raced all last winter az Now orleans
against an inferior clasa Of horses, ne
was steadily campaigned as "a good
horse should not have been, until his
purchase by Mr.. Il. u. Smpthors when
he again had chance to mix with Eis
rless and show what h WAS made OF.
To Sept. IA, inclusive, he started In II
ruce9, won seven, second in three. was
third In one and unplacod In ont.
Throughout his career McChesney has
been horse that has suffered defeats
without being dlsgraced His deirnt
by The Minute Man Madden's ill-fated
son of Juyenal was to he expected,
Very few horses In the aged division
can be expected TO beat high class g
year-olds the way the weights are ar
ranged. His other defeats were gem
orally nukes,
The son OF McDuH- Manola Mason IL
a horse which II sluggish to begin
gradually warming TO his work doing
no more than he Is forced, and capable
Of only a slow run, conn aratiyely
speaking race with "A dazzling dash in
the final three farlongs. Waterboy on
the contrary, Is scintillnnt from star;
10 finish. lle may be called on 20 go
to the front at the start and he has
the necessary speed McChesnev has
the speed, but II takes time for him
90 get TO going AS "A stretch runner
McChegney has no equal at present on
the American turf. sle Will cause his
hackers 20 have heart disease In the
early stages of race, but when they
see him swing into the stretch al fru
stride they line m behind tho book
makers box
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-24

Of Il? Wen, SHOULD say so. Duck and
snipe were plentiful 1 never saw %
many Of them huddlOd together he
lore.
zone morning we thought We would
like duck Tor breakfast, 80 told tAe
buck to shoot, handing HIM my snpt-
gun. Me no want gun, ne SAID. ale
XII en- With stick. I'm blessed, If he
didn't go out with club ana bat mem
on the mead faster than they could dive
cut of sight, lie must have Killed about
10 In less than halt AN hour and when
he brought them In he said: Jim, your
gan 10 Slii man, bui no good ior uuek.
Them too easy
i've met some tough men In MY
travels, but those outlaws are the
toughest eyaf. You know they dare not
show their noses IN this country unless
they get tired OF living and want 10 ne
strung up. How do they live? Why.
Ike lords They hay hundreds Of mues
TO wander over, In fact. they have 20
travel over 100 miles when they wish
TO can on their nelghbors but they call
those trips little jaunts
The bunch / fell In with We're cat
tie raiscrs, and between the lot they
bad 5000 head They are not so fierce
when you know them, but as we say,
here you have got to know them FIRST.
OF course | was big mogul among
them and was told whenever | wanted
meat TO so out and kin the first calf |
saw.
1T was a great outing, but I am not
hankerlng for more OF It, as life In that
country Is held too cheaply When
go TO South Africa which hope to do,
i win take a crack nj lion ana bring
back his hide just TO convince my
friends that fghting amt my long
suit"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-24

months, so that may Be hate.
feet for the race" WV yer
The future for automoblo 80.
seems very bright TO Oldneld ~ ling
mat there VIII develop mon who 'e,s
nave the ability ana the car" WI
when to prevent him iron. srorlrsa
runaway Il shall welcome thai dtsa
sild ne, when someone viii
forward 10 make me fight for vlcto.p
me races To him will be beneaciaI u
automobiling.' Oldheld seeks conrod 10
tion and hopes to see Fournior ~
other French cracks in America n "ua
season. ~" next
II have some little money.p soid |.
and ] shall call Mr. Fournier,s tin.
side bet and then we will see whnthHu.
ne wants TO race me or not FournIeys
tax OF lOO-mlle track race is prenn,
ferrous, as that distance would destrn.
me machines from overwork and lnhira
the rider from the strain" '''
ms reported retirement caused oN.
neld lot of uneasiness, as he was nm.
nounced TO have lost his wondarn,
nerve, That isn't So said he. "for
disproyed the story by my work at tha
Empire city track" '"'
on his way to the coast for the au,a
races next month, Barney may sion
on IN salt Lake long enough TO meer
some OF his friends here and may he
induced to give an exhibition or two
with his famous racing car. II would be
quite 4 novelty TO Salt Lakers TO ses
Barney clip on few wind spllttine
miles In his wonderful Bullet" since
the local auto club has decided not la
make an offer to Barney. IT Is up TO
him as to whether Salt Lakers will see
him or not
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-24

with what Is styled swell head" His
confidence IN himself Is supreme. but
he Is not given to boasting of past sue
cesses. Nor Is tho dashing fi1er bra
Sing when he places the probable mile
records OF the near future at e&traordi-
narily low 6gures.
Il shall endeayor everywhere | go
where the tracks viii stand such high
speed to place the mile track figures at
0'52.'
oldfeld now holds the record of
0:55 AS.
II should have lowered the figure
several seconds at the Empire city
track at the last meeting" said the In
trepid automoblst but the track was
ilaky' and the ear would not steer to
my touch. even in the backstretch. In
It's condition | am surprised that I did
O56, for that was to me out OF the
question. | could not, feeling as | did,
give the trials my full powers
Oldheld does not know where he Will
make his greatest endeayor, but as
he is planning to go to the Pacific
coast at once, he VIII try at some Call
iforna track.
while there" said the champion, II
shall endeavor TO go the mile straight
away In 40 seconds
AS indicating the marked superiority
OF American speed as compared TO
track work In foreign countries. it is
worthy OF notice that In a recent 10
mile track championship race In Ger
many the time was 1851. Oldheld has
travelled the distance in 1854, and will
go much faster than that. he claims.
Oldtleld surprised some friends last
week by saying: ~ must ride to Phil
adelphia in my touring car, for nseir
the training" Friends looked at Old
field and smiled "Smile II you VIM"
retorted Oldheld, but tell you am
all out at the close OF many race.
| need renewed strength in my arms
and shoulders, and drive car all
can in order that | will be. able to ride
any number OF races without firing
myself out"
Oldheld contends that the machine,
and not the man, wins the race Those
interested point to Oldfelds success I'm
smashing records with his old 999 rae
err, with which he did IS 4-5, and with
the Bullet II and H. from which he
has secured greater speed by many Sec
onds TO the mile than could any other
man.
It Is the great drivers intention to
tour America attend the New York and
Chicago shows and sail for Europe
April /.
81 hope, said he, Ito bring the James
Gordon Bennett Cup to America, and
shall live on the course for perhaps two
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-24
Few Facts Concerning His Work
With tho Powerful Racing
Machines.
he WILL ARRIVE HERE SOON.
On His Wav to California to Partic.
ipate in the Races 1t lngle.
side Track.

Barney Oldneld, known to Salt Lake
cycle fans as a bicycle rider is now
the relgning sensation in the world OF
automobilIng. Not street or parade au-
tomobillng, but the kind that calls for
nerve racking speed. Barney has been
demollshing auto records for about ~
months now, but in spite of his train a..
ing he is nervous just before race. In
recent interview with a World report :
err, Oldneld said.
u don't know why It is, but am ner-
vous befare race, just as nervous now
as when. years ago, entered my first
amateur race The moment | am un-
der way. though, lose all feeling for
my personal being, and everything goes
right into the mac he. OF danger |
know not. The machine becomes par
and parcel with the man. control IL
Just as easily as l control this good
right hand 1t is In the touch | pos
sess, guess OF course. you must un-
derstand that | have had IL months OF
experience IN this field"
The eN-bke rider has an ambition
to defeat all the great auto drivers of
Europe and he believes he will yet sue
coed. He is not egotistic, nor afflicted