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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-27

captain sent Second officer Ernest
Clarke, with two men. ashore for as
sistanCe. After battling with the
breakers for several hours they sue
ceeded in Bleaching their boat. They
then walked over the hills toward this
city. This morning all of the crew
landed safely in their own boats. the
captain and third officer, w. s. Wood
row, remaining on board. Tugs were
summoned and every effort viii be
made 10 pull the ship into deep water
The vessel lies $50 feet inshore and a
rising westerly wind is causing the
seas 10 break over her so that il is
not improbable that she may prove a
total loss.
The Clifford is a staunch ship Of
the well known Bank line, her regis
tered tonnage being 2.245. She is
owned by Andrew Weir of Glasgow
and cargo of coal is consigned to j.
J. Moore & Co, of this city.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-27
ATTEMPT AT KIDNAPPING.
other Children Screamed and Fooled
the IIisCreant.

Lincoln. Neb.. Sept 26-It developed
today that an attempt was made last
night to kidnap the S-year-oId girl Of
Governor Mickey While four of the
governors children were playing in
front Of the mansion an unknown man
came along and tried TO carry the old
est girl away. The other children chung
10 his clothes and screamed. The man
was so badly frightened when he saw
neishbcrs coming thar he dropped the
child and ran
Governor Mickey says that the war
deu-of the pcnitenuary. Mr.. Beemer.
reported 20 him twice that a kidnapping
attempt had been prOphesia1 by the
COuvicts one convict said some time
ago that such a plan had been formed
as a way Of getting revenge upon nc
governor for his refusal to interfere
when William Rhea was hanged ,7st
summer for murder. 4 convi e who
had been i'm the plot says a convict
soon TO be released had been assigned
Co kidnap one of the children to teach
the governor q lesson"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-27
CENTENNIAL FETES
ALMOST SPOILED BY WINDSTORM

Chicago. Sept. 26.-The Centennial
celebration Of the founding of the city
was formally opened tonight when
ton or two of red fire powder was
burned ON IT, street corners in the at
tempt to give a realistic imitation OF
the great Chicago fire.
Tonight's conhagratiOn was not eX-
actly the success hoped for because or
a heavy storm which prevailed
throughout the time set for the burn
ing Of red fire. The rain fell in tor
rents. the wind blew half Il gale and
nearly everybody save the man whose
business il was TO feed the rcd fire,
sought shelter indoors. Between the
high wind which blew his powder
away and the rain that soaked the ball
ance of il in thirty seconds. the red
fire man had difficulties of his own.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-27
DEAD LETTER OFFICE.
Annual Report Prepared and Will
Soon Be Published.

Washington. Sept 26.-The annual
report of the operations of the dead
letter office for the fiscal year ended
June so. 1903 has been prepared ana
viii be embodied i'm the forthcoming
report of First Assistant Postmaster
General Wynne. The report states that
Is is made 10 appear that there has
been a large and steady increase i'm its
annual receipts. which is due. ii is
said. 10 the great and constant in
crease in the volume of matter pass
ing through the mails
The total receipts for the year We're
something over 10.000.00 pieces, the
largest i'm the history of the office eN-
ceeding those or the preceding year by
some $4,000 pieces
OF the Aggregate number, S.S95.205
pieces We're opened. The money found
i'm opened letters amounted To S4S.6&f
but this sum included money (geuer-
ally coin} found loose In the mails or
in postOhices and consigned to the dea
letter office. Commercial paper found.
such as drafts checks. money orders,
etc. represented a face value of ST.
4qS Sc
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-27
DELEGATE pETATLEp.

Washington. sept. 25.-Assistant Sur
geon General Fl. j. Giddings Of the
public health and marine hospital serv-
ice has been detailed by the secretary
Of the treasury as delegate 20 the in
ternational sanitary plague conference.
which IS 10 convene in Paris Oct 10.
This conference has been called by the
French government at the instance Of
the Italian government for the purpose
Of revising the findings OF the two pre-
Vious plague conferences. both OF which
We're held At Venice The object OF the
coming conference is 10 revise and
formulate into one text the findings Of
the previous c0hferent es.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-27
CABLE COMPANY WANTS
COMPLETE MONOPOLY

Washington. Sept. 26.-Tnless the dif-
feTences between the Colombian and
the Central and South American Tell
egTaph company are adjusted Dy oct.
I it is probable that on that date the
company win close its office at Buena
Venture, which operates the Colombian
end of the cable. Dr.. Herran. The CO.
lomDian charge d'affaires. said tonight
that he had refused to sign Il new COM
tract for twenty years renewing the
concession Of the telegraph company.
owing TO a provision which, If accepted,
would grant to the company certain
privileges amounting 10 a monopoly.
The company, however, insisting upon
the signing of the contract without
change. has submitted the matter 10
the officials or BOgOta, where iL is now
under consideration. The present con-
tract does not expire until August,
1904
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-27

n UFFALO, n. Y, Sept 26,-Mrs
II jefferson Davis is worse. her con-
diuon being critical. An increas-
ing weakness is noted. The doctors
say. however. that the crisis has not
been reached and should she get relief
she may recover. Several relatives and
friends have arrived and are at her
bedside.
Mrs. Davis condition remains m-
changed. was the report that came
from the bedside of Mrs. jefferson Da-
Wis at Castle Inn tonight Owing to
the advanced age Of the patient and the
failure of her organs to yield 10 the
treatment Of the physicians I'm attend
aHce. every hour that passes adds to
the anxiety of her friends here and the
relatives who have FASTENED to her bed
side
Mrs. J. a. Hayes of Colorado Springs.
a daughter Of Mrs. Davis. arrived here
tonight. Miss l.. T. ". Hayes. a daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Hayes, came to Buffalo
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RESULT UNKNOWN

PittsJurg. Sept. 26.--The court mar
tiaI OF sentry DoWd. for tho shooting
and killing OF William Crowley just
outside of the Allegheny reservation
grounds. two weeks ago FOR the alleged
theft of government proper e.. was con-
Cluded tonight. The finding OF the
court VIII not he made public until
after it reaches General Chaffee. to
whom il VIII be forwarded at once. NJ
information OF the verdict could be
learned from any of the participants
i'm the court
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Notwithstanding all this. however. a
vast amount OF crimson blaze was pro-
ducCd, and the result was fairly salts
factory.
A large number of Indians. descen-
dants Of the tribes that formerly lived
on the present site of the city. are en-
camped in Lincoln park and Will re-
main throughout the celebration. which
is TO last with intervals of more or
less intensity, until next Thursday
night. There are to 0e aquatic sports
in Lincoln park, a parade, receptions
to old settlers and banQuets.
For tomorrow when according 90 the
Official programme. the feature viii lee
Divine Services in the Churches,
fair weather is promised.
Nine historic tablets were put in
place during the day.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-27
SOLD
TO INDICTED PERSONS

Berlin. Sept. 36.-Corruption in the
public service was shown ~ at the
trial today of Herman Baganz. score
tary 90 the prosecuting attorney Of one
of Berlin's two criminal courts. who
was accused of selling information 10
indicted persons. There were FIVE
specifications. including one involving
the emDerOr's former banker. Edward
Sandman, director of the Prussian
mortgage hank, who was sentenced in
July, 1902, TO six years imprisonment
and 60 pay fine Of $3.50 for falsify-
ing balance sheets
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-27
READY FoR VoYAcE

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 26.-The battle
ship Maine today passed down the
Delaware river from the League island
navy yard on her voyage to Culehra
in the West Indies The Elaine was
recently repaired at Cramps ship
yards. Upon her arrival at Culebra
the battleshiD's guns are 90 be thor
oughly tested, and III they are salts
IA story the Maine viii start on a long
Il
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-27
WE EAT TOO MUCH.
Scientific sharps Will Experiment on
Soldiers.

Soldiers.
New Haven. Conn. Sept. 26.-Profes-
sor r. Fl. Chittenden, doctor Of Shelf
field Scientific school announced today
that through the courtesy Of Secretary
Root and Surgeon General O'Reilly Of
the army the war department will CO.
operate with the Sheffield laboratory in
a physiological study Of the minimum
amount of proteid or albuminous socd
required for the maintenance of hAIlth
and strength under ordinary conditions
OF life. In carrying out this purpose
twenty men have been detailed from
the hospital corps OF the army and will
be i'm New Haven next Monday under
the charge of Lieutenant Wallace De-
witt. assistant surgeon Of the United
states army.
The scientific school has fitted up
house on Vanderbilt square where the
men will be cared for during the period
OF Investigation, doubtless for about
nine months.
There is, apparently, says Professor
Chittenden. no question that people or
dinarily consume much more food than
there is any real necessity f3r. and
that this excess of food is I'm the long
run detrimental to health and defeats
the very objects aimed at. tt is ~. tn
a view to gather as many facts as DOS
sible on this subject that the study I'm
question is taken
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-27
RUSSELL SAGE WILL
LOSE TITLE To LAND

= Appleton. Mimi, Sept 25.-JudEc y
= QU8yle has announced that ne viii =
= decide in favor or the settlers i'm y
= their litigation with Russell Sage. =
2 Fis decision viii confirm the title p
, Of homestead settlers To- about ,
= -5.o00 acres of the choicest land I'm =
= three counties. and holds that p
= Russell Sage. AS trustee Of the old =
= Hastings a. Dakota Railway COM =
= Fany. has no claim whatever =
= thereto. The litigoti involves the >
= title to- fully Sl.O00.C0O worth of =
= property representing the homes >
> and fortunes OF 1850 farmers. .
. = = = = y = y > - = = - = = = .
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CHARGE OF CONSPIRACY

Boston. Mass, Sept 2A-Cpon charges
of conspiracy to defraud the United
States civil service commission by false
impcTsouation. verdict of guilty was
rendered today against J. n Curiey and
J. f. Curlcy. both prominent IN loca
politics the latter being "a state repre-
sentative. and against J. j. Hughes and
g. !. Fahey. SCnteuse was deferred
pending an appeal to the United States
court of appeals an Washington. The
penalty is fine Of from $1,000 TO $4,000
or not more than two years imprison-
meHL
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-27
HARPER WAS NOT OUPED.
Has Permission From the Sultan to
Excavate in Babylonia.

Chicago. Sept. "Babylonia. not
Babylon is the seat of President Har-
per's interest i'm the Orient This is
the assertion Of one Of the authorities
of the University Of Chicago relative
to the recent Turkish arrangements.
II Quelled a sensation started on the
university campus by a report from
Berlin that Or. Harper had been duped
by the sultan of Turkey.
Professor Robert Francis Harper.
brother Of President Harper. viii be
the director Of the expedition Of the
University or Chicago to BabylOnia
The professor said today:
THE report from Berlin that Presi-
dent Harper Of the University of Chi
cago had made application for Telibri-
him Is Incorrect Neither has applica-
tiOn been made for Babel. where the
Germans have been excavating tt
would seem from the report that Baby
Ion had been confused with the country
OF Babylunia. Application has been
made by the University Of Chicago for
a site further south in BabylOnia."
The name Of the city applied for will
be announced as soon as the frman
arrives from the sultan.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-27
sHANeHAIED NEGROES

Savannah, Ca. Sept 2s.-Harry Oh
sen and Jack Johnson. a sailor board
ing house keeper and his assistant.
were arrested today by United states
authorities charged with forcibly tax
ing eight negroes of this city and put
ting them on board q Russian bark
As sailors. The men are now penni-
less in London.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-27
MTssTNG MEN sAFE

London. Sept. 26.--Fhe steamer War
saw mas landed at Leith fourteen menu
bers of the crew of the Dutch steamer
Sophie Annet, who IL was feared had
been drowned by the laundering Of the
steamer. The Warsaw tried 10 tow
the Sophie Annet to Leith, but the
latter, sank
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-27
GENERAL HAMILTON ARRIVES.

New York. Sept 26-Lieutenapt Cen
eral Sir Ian Hamilton, who Iarticj-
pated in the defense of Ladysmith. ar
rived from Liverpool on the Lucanil
today The LUcania was in wireless
communication with other vessels an
tho way across the Atlantic including
la Bretagne. La Lorraine. st. Louis.
Aurania. Campania. Moltke Naderland
Miunetonka, SaXonia, Philadelphia and
Auguste Victoria.
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+4+*%+++++*++***
PROTESTS FILED.

= ogden. Utah, Sept 26.-Three =
= protests have been filed with the =
= board OF control Of the irrigation =
= congress. contestiRg tho award Of .
= the Havemeyer $500 cup for the =
= best sugar beets 90 a. Rh0ades OF =
= Garland, Utah. The principal pro- =
= tester is Mr. Post of Colorado. =
= y = = > = > =
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-27
TREATY PUT INTO EFFECT

Washington, Sept. 26.-First Assist
ant Postmaster General Wayne has is
sued an order putting into effect the
terms Of the new postal treaty between
the United States ana Cuba on Oct Q
next The treaty provides for the trans
fer of mails from one country to the
other at domestic rates.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-27

NEGRO LYNCHED.

, Thomasville. Va, Sept pa (
? negro was lynched this afternoon (
: about FIVE miles north of Wing I
; ham. a town i'm Decatur county, 1
' twenty miles west of here. The 4
, negro is alleged 70 have assaulted 4
? a small white girl. Up to "a larc I
, haur tonight 10 was impossible. 10 4
, get particulars.
; = y > , y y = y > , &%%%&@
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-27
TALLY-HO ACCIDENT

Well Known Business Nan Of Butte
Killed.
Butte. Mont, Sept 26.-W. A. Smith
of the firm of Smith & Mattingly, and
one of the best known business men Of
Butte, was fatally injured last evening
near the water cOmpany's reservoir,
about thirteen miles from the city
A party composed Of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. a. Smith and little daughter Mr..
and Mrs Trerise and Mrs. Trerise'S
mother. Mrs. Crowley. and three ladies
whose names are unknown. left yester-
day morning about o'clock I'm a tally
no for a days outing at the reservoir.
One of the wheels hit a rock just as
they were on a steep embanknent and
the tally-h0 upset, throwing Smith Un-
der the side of the coach, crushing
him TO death.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-27
LEVY LOSES $40, 900.

Salt Lake Man Worst Sufferer by
Idaho Falls Fire.
Idaho Falls Sept. ga revised esti-
mate Of the loss at Idaho Falls as the
result of the confiagra ton which ra ged
here last night, places the amount at
100000. Sol Levy of Salt Lake. owner
of the Boston clothing store. is the
heaviest loser. his loss being i'm the
neighbOrhOOd Of $4,000 The police
have made a number of arrests of
thieves caught i'm the act of pilfering
goods which were taken from the burn
ing buildings and placed In the streets.
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CASE CONTINUED.

Cincinnati. Sept. 26.-TEe prelinf-
nary hearing OF Joseph Muuzer.
charged with shooting seven times at
members of the Marked for Life"
company and wounding three Of them
was today continued until next Fri
day. Meanwhile the company is held
as prosecuting witnesses.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-27
STRIKE RIOTS

Berlin. Sent 26.-SeveraI riots Oc-
CURED here owing to the striking om-
nihus men surrounding the vehicles
driven by non-slrikers. beating the
drivers and cutting the harness of the
horses. Police. mounted aud on foot-
charged mObs which were breaking
windows on the Aloritz platZ
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-27
BALFouR Co.'s HOME

London. Sept 26.-Premier BaIrour
and Lord Esher deputy governor of
Windsor castle. left BalmOral today.
Mr.. Balfour went TO his estate al Whit
tingham. Preston and is not expected
to return 10 London until after the
Sheffield meeting Oct !.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-27
IMPORTANT CAPTURE.
Nest of Counterfeiters Broken Up in
Michigan.

Nest OF CountertelCerS Broken Up IN
Michigan.
Marinette. Wis. Sept 26-Oficers
yesterday near Koss. Mich. on the
Wisconsin & Michigan railroad. con-
fscated one of the largest and most
complete counterfeit money making
outfits ever taken I'm the country. They
also captured the leader and took him
10 Marquette. Mich. The outfit of the
counterfeiters was q most complete one
and consisted Of dies for the manufac-
ture Of silver from 10 cents W. to ST.
and gold from s. to $50. The coin was
wen made and hard to detect. both
silver and gold being used I'm the COM
position. The gang posed as trappers
and the men have FOR years shipped
the spurious money to all parts of the
United States
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-27
ANARCHIST ARRESTED.

London. Sept 26.-A special dispatch
from Genoa says the police there have
arrested an anarchist named Barteloni.
who IS accused Of completely ina a plot
to kill King Alfonso.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-27
IRUSSES GAVE WAY.
Collapse Of a Steel Building With Fa-
tai Results.

Chicago. Sept ga man named u
Petro was killed and several other per-
sons injured at "a building under con-
struction Tor the Western Iclectri.
company at Hawthorne. a suburb. The
men were engaged i'm placing steel
beams in the roof OF the structure
when the trusses suddenly gave way
and the south half OF the building fell.
The men were buried beneath the mass
OF steel and were released with the
greatest difficulty. There were at lease
$50 men employed On the building when
The crash c'me. Many of the workmen
ifves.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-27
REcEIvEn - - 90.

Rome. Sept. -L-Mcr. O'C0nncU rector
of the Catholic university at Washing
ton. was received iu private audience to-
day hy the pope who conNcrscd with
him most cordially. sewing that he had
the future OF the university very much
at heart
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-27
FIRE RECORD

New York Sept 26.-Fire which or
iginated IN tho electric cable tunnel in
the basement of the Brooklyn Rapid
Transit power house in Brooklyn, did
100000 damage and tied up for several
hours the entire service and Il" sys-
tenn i'm South Brooklyn.
The damage was confined solely To
the power house.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-27

Springfield. Ohio. Sept Wickham.
Chapman e Companys plant the lar
Eest piano plate mauufactory in the
world, was burned 90 the ground to-
night. Loss 500. GOO
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ARLINGTON

Miss Hannah Leakeof Albany is Wis
itiug the Misses Leake.
Hon O. NJ. Barber of Bennington
was in town one day lastwee
Mrs White of Chicago isvisiting her
aunt, Mrs Croiut, on Water street,
David Robinson and friend of Ben
nington were in town over Sunday.
Miss Lula A. Boyd of Readsboro is
visiting Miss Elya Bronson for few
days
The Misses Thompson of Valley
Falls are guests Of Miss Mildred Nc
Auley.
Robert Benedict, wife and family of
Rutland are visiting at John Nor
rissey's.
G. Il Ferris and sonOliver of Mont
clair N. j., are stopping in town for
a short time,
Mr. and Mrs Kelsey, nee Matte Hol-
den of Hartford, Conn, are stopping
at F. N. Canfeld's.
A social hop was held at the Arling-
ton House last Saturday evening and
was much enjoyed by all.
Mr. Viele who has been in town two
weeks, returned to his home in North
Adams the first of this week.
Mrs f. II. Farnham, who has been
in the Pittsfeld hospital for two weeks,
returned home last Wednesday.
Rev Mr. Hyde who was in Arlington
three years ago and Mr. Hubbard, both
of Brooklyn, are stopping at the Ar
lington House.
j. X. Batchelder, Horace Goewey and
William Hayes returned lastweek from
CIRCUITS Pond, Stratton, Vt, where
they we're camping
The Misses McAuley entertained a
number OF their friends on Monday af-
ternoon in honor of their guests the
Misses Thompson.
The ST James Sunday School held a
picnic at Emerald Lake, Dorset, on
Wednesday. They we're joined by the
st Peters Sunday School of Benning-
ton.
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WHITE CREEK, N. Y.

Mrs Edwin White has returned from
a weeks visit at Williamstown, Mass.
Harry Hutchinson of Pepperill,
Mass, spent Sunday as guest of the
family of Charles Briggs.
Miss Lena Lake has returned from
New York City after two weeks visit.
Miss Grace Sweet is visiting friends
in New Haven, Conn.
The Misses Alice and Bertha Boup-
lon of Troy we're the guests OF their
brother, George Bouplon Sunday.
The missionary social of the Ep-
worth League was held at the home of
George Barker. A pleasant evening
was enjoyed by all.
Misses Esther and Edith Howe have
returned from a trip TO the Berkshire
Hills.
Thomas Hulihan miraculously es-
capped with slight injuries this week
wnen thrown from his wagon by col
liding with runaway team driven by
Arnold Center.
Many from White Creek attended the
funeral of George Sweet who occupied
the Mckee farm at North White Creek.
His death was a shock TO the commun-
ity as it occurred while he was at his
usual work on the farm.
Stephen Hoag of Ionia, Mich, in
company with Dyer b. Lake drove to
Lake Lauderdale on Friday where they
spent the day pleasantly fishing.
Miss Julia S. Bennett spent a few
days visiting friends in Cambridge.
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Mrs Wnslow's Soothing ~yrnp" NJ th'ldrpi
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sicians and nurses In the GnI'.0 ts'r. D. rice
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