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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-08
JOHN IRELAND
FOR CARDINAL
ROoseyslt's Zeal Again 0utruns
His Discretion.
HINT GIVEN TO POPE Plus
DOUBTFUL IF ANY RED HATS
COME THIS WAY.

Rome. Nov. 7.-On the eve of Mon
days consistory a rumor is in circuIa-
ton here that in addition to the ap-
pointment Of Mgrs. Merry del Val and
Caiegari TO the Cardinalate. which it
IS already known win be made, other
cardinals VIII be named. The rumor
has IL that the new cardinals viii be-
Americans; that is they win belong to
the American continent. The prevail
ing opinion is that one win be erOm
the United States and one from Brazil,
the latter country having asked again
tnat sHe be given a cardinal Imme-
diately upon learning OF this report
representative of the Associated Press
tried 20 obtain some information on
the subject. He learned that the pope
theoretically. even in the consistory,
can propose no new members of the
sacred college. and il is still consid-
cred certain that at least one other
cardinal VIII be created Monday. The
situation as regards a new American
cardinal stands as follows:
After Pope Plus was elected he re-
ceived in audience a high American
prelate. who before leaving the United
States had dned with President RoOse-
velt- The latter said ne had often been
urged TO manifest TO the vatican a
preference for the appointment Of an
other American cardinal. and he had
always answered that the constitution
OF the United States forbade such mi
tiative on account O. the complete sep
aratiOn of church and state: but he
was not unwilling TO charge the prelatc
to say cOnfidentially to the pope that
the comforting of the red hat on Arch
bishop Ireland would please a majority
Of the people Of the United States. even
non-CathOlics. COntempOraneOusly a
= higher American prelate who was in
( Rome and was being consulted by the
pope on the best candidate for the pur-
( pie excluded the name Of Archbishop
{ Ireland because Of the dissensiOn al
/ legged To be always going on over him
and supported instead Archbishop
I Ryan as piOus Jealous and generous
ecclesiastic, whose name would encoun-
J ter no opposition and who would bt
wei accepted by the whole hierarchy
Since then the vatican has received
/ arguments in TavOr Of and opposing
/ both Archbishop ireland and Ryan
/ those opposed to the latter saying his
nomination would merely mean that OF
/ the archbishop of D certain diocese
/ where a cardinal is less needed. Car
! dinal Gibbons being near. while tn
/ appointment of Archbishop Ireland. be-
sides giving the United States car
dinal in the west. would add a member
1 TO the sacred college who would no
be merely an archbishop. bGt mar
! of commanding influence and prestig'
throughout the United States.
Thus the question now lies befOr'
the pope. and il is considered VERY
doubtful if it viii have q solution ever
at the first cOnsistOry of 1904.
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STATE NEWS
FEELS VERY CONFIDENT
Oil Expert Finds indications Good
and will Strike Oil in
Thirty Days.

Mt. Pleasant Nov. IF. r. Wood
ward. che Denver oil expert who To-
Gated the oil well which is being put
down at the present time by the Mt.
Pleasant Oil & Gas company OF this
city. is here again and is giving his
entire time and attention to the de-
velopmeut of che well. be has made
a thorough examinations of the condl-
lions at the wen and has made the
unqualified statement that oil VIII now
there before the drill reaches a depth
of 1000 feet, and that. as the well, IS
now down over 500 feet, it is only
matter of a few days until the vein
is found.
In fact. Mr. woodward finds that a
trace Of oil has already made ITS ap-
pearance in the well. Not d great deal
of il, but enough to show that II IS
oil and that as depth is attained by
the drill the indications of that article
are becoming more pronounced me
drill has been in a heavy black shale
for a long ways, which is highly i'm
pregnated with the oil and which ap-
pears more so the deeper 1t is found.
The odor which arises from the well is
also very pronounced, showing that the
strata OF decayed matter which was
expected to be found Immediately over
the vein of oil has been reached
After his examination Of the proper
ty Mr. Woodward has no further doubt
that the oil viii be found soon. He
has found everything in the formation
just as he expected and just as he
reported to the company months ago
would be found. The trace of oil now
found in the water coming from the
well is an indication that il is not far
to one Of the larger veins. The first one
is expected in about 800 feet more, but
the principal vein viii not be expected
until the hole has been put down dis
lance of about 1880 feet. This VIII take
in the neighborhoOd of thirty days OF
drilling yet. if all goes well.
The drill has been started again aft
er a weeks delay and is running stead
lily. It VIII not be stopped again. I'm
! less some unforeseen accident requires
it. until the bottom has been reached
| Mr.. Woodward has been appointed gen.
/ eral manager Of the work by the To-
/ cal company and viii see that no mis-
takes are made from now on. Mr.. Ia
briskie has been reelected president
i and Mr.. Scott looks after the drilling
and nothing else. There is considerable
! excitement here at present over the
/ prospects and considerable inquiry I!
/ being made for stock by would be pur.
/ chasers. The land all around the pres
/ ent scene Of development has been 10
/ Gated and as soon as a few more indi
| cations are found which win cOnvinc,
| the uninitiated that there is undoubted
! ly oil to be found in that vicinity, NOR,
/ development work win be begun.
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RTCHFIFLD NEWS NOTES.

Richfield. Nov. 7.-Another session Of
the district court was held in Rtchfeld
this week and the following cases We're
disposed Of:
The case of J. B. Ivie VS.. Sheriff w
II. Clark was heard This suit grew
out of levy and sale on some saloon
fixtures which Ivie claimed as his. but
which had been. levied upon as property
of another party, under Judgment from
justice court. The property had passed
into possession Of the party, but Ivie
claimed he had not been paid for il.
The evidence showed some irregularity
In the former proceedings and judg-
ment was found in the district court
for the defendant.
In the case of Don q. Nebeker VS.. W.
3. Lee. a stay Of execution for thirty
days was granted the defendant, i'm
which to prepare and move for q new
trial
]: 2. Osborne Of MuurOe was APP
pointed administrator of the estate of
c. H. Barnes, deceased. He was or
dered to give bonds for 800
Almou Peer, the administrator Of the
estate Of Eliza Cuddeback, was ordered
to mortgage the estate and pay the
creditors.
Il. \. HAYES was appointed admins
traitor Of the estate Of Hans G.. II
Ramlose, deceased.
Court then adjourned.
The Empire Meat Market moved into
its new building adjoining the James
M Peterson bank building or
/ Main street 1t is one of the finest
establishments south of Salt Lake City
E L. Hoffman has been quite sick FOL
| the past week, but is on the improve
ment now and win be around agar
/ soon.
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ogden, Sunday Nov. s.
SESSION OF DENTISTS
Papers Read and Discussions
During State Association
Meeting in Ogden.

The meeting Of the State Dental assoc
ClauCn was held in ogden yesterday
About forty-fiVe members from various
parts OF ltah were I'm attendance Dr.
w. q. Dalrymple of ogden, the president
was master OF ceremonies. Various al
dresses were delivered. as follows; Dr.
VIII s. ELerbeck Of Salt Lake, Porcelain
lnioys,' Dr. &. W. Gates of Salt Lake
Porcelain Crowns" Or. W. G. B. Ter
rell of Salt Lake, Test Facing.
Or L. g. McChntock representing =
supply house of New York. entertained
the gathering for some time with an eN-
hibition Of dental 1evices and materials.
President Dalrymple spoke on Root mt
iugs' the rest of the afternoon session ls
the evening an informal supper was given
at the Reed hotel Later the convention
rcassembled at the Broom hotel. Papers
were read on "Fistula and Its Urea. =
meut" by Dr. George u. Euerbeck OF
salt Lake, The discussion being led by
DR. S. w. TaIiaferro OF Salt Lake. and
another ON 1.-The Diseases OF Autrum,
by DR.. Fred w. Mealdn. this discussion
being led by DR.. Barber
A special train took most of the visitors
southwark at 1880 p. IN.
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THROWN FROM WAGON
Thomas Cunningham Seriously
loiuTsd in RunaWay-ItaI-
ian Run Over and Hurt.

a serious runaway accident occurred
last night abouc 1880, in which Thomas
Cunningham, jr., received dangerous In
1uries. Cunningham was driving q deliv-
cry wagon for Edgar Jones, grocer. when
on Grant avenue, near the fire station,
the team bottled and ran north. Near the
corner Of Twenty-fifth street it struck a
pole. smashing the wagon and throwing
Cunningham, together with "a companion,
out on 70 the pavement Cunningham is
seriously hurt, his back being injured,
and IL Is also feared that he was hurt in-
ternally- The front wheels Of the rig
parted company from the hind wheels,
and the team continued, turning down
Electric avenue. Tt cOliiGed with one OF
the posts Of the porch OF a cheap looS-
ing house causing 90 TO collapse. COntin-
ming on down the avenue the team ran
over an Italian. who was badly bruised,
but not seriously hurt.
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VOTE CANvAssED ToMoRRow.
City Council VIII Then Go over Elec-
ton Returns.

The city council viii meet Monday at
noon as board Of canvassers to canvass
the returns of the recent election. The
chief interest centers about the oftlcial
count in the Fifth ward, where there
promises to be a contest in the interest
of William Driver for the long term IN
the city council and against ROllO En-
NETT. who on the face of the returns, Is
elected by two majority. The only way
that the ballot boxes can be opened is by
the filing Of a protest I'm the district
court and il is understood that this is 70
be done unless the official count shall
show that the majority vote on the face
Of the returns Is for Driver. The ballot
boxes can be opened only on authority
of the district court
If action is brought in due form the bal
lot boxes viii be opened and the ballots
counted under the direction Of the dis
trict judge.
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Ogden Briefs.

Funeral services over the remains of
Fred q. Holden viii be held at p m
today at the Episcopal church. on Grant
avenue. near Twenty-fOurth street
Marriage licenses were issued late last
evening 70 DR.. Richard Armstrong
Pearce, aged %, and Miss Vienna Nichols,
aged %, both of Brigham; also to Ell L.
Bradeson, aged p, and Miss Jessie hart,
aged is, both OF ogden.
r. S. Farnsworth returned yesterday
from St Anthony. Ida
Ralph TaDDan and Chauncey Belding
who have confessed TO "a prOmisCuOus lot
arraigneC yesterday charged with house
breaking. burglary and grand larceny
and were held IN BONDS, or SOY on each
charge. The wives and children OF the
two men were at the Jail yesterday to
say gOOd-by. II Is the intention Of the
women to dispose OF their horses and
their former home in Iowa.
John Claypool was yesterday held 10
answer to the charge OF hOusebreoking
and was held IN 500 bonds. The eharee
room was supposed to have been burglar
fed by ClaypoOl-
Harry Egbert. wanted FIN Idaho fol
murder, and who was captured q few
days ago IN Nevada. passed through Og-
Den yesterday in charge Of Constable
Mccoy Of Ello-
Memorial. services win be held tonight
al S o'clock in honor OF Mrs. Booth
Tucker at the Salvation Army headquar.
tiers.
The Mems club Of the Congregatiou8
church has presented Rev. d. I. Gosher
with fine gold-headed cane, suitably
engraved. as . token OF esteem and APP
probation.
Sheriff Bailey has received a couple OF
kilograms showing that 81. =. Maynard
alias IT. b. Service. is badly wanted b0tl
az Springfield Mass. and Los Angeles
Cal on charges OF forgery. A man sup
posed % be Maynard was arrested b5
fined I'm the county jan. This man de
mics that ne was ever I'm California. al
though he answers the qest ptlon per
70 Springfield and is awaiting a reply.
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Knew Human Nature.

''I came to the city 10 attend to some
details OF the worlds fair matters said
Ex-Governor w. D. Hoard, but
brought a new story with me. teacher
in one Of our schools had talked long and
faithfully TO her class. until she had thor
ouEhly drilled into IL the idea that when
a man had two wives il is bigamy. when
ne exceeds two IL BECOMES pOlygamy,
while to have but one is mOnogamy.
Next day, while the directors were
present, she held an examination and
asked a boy the following questions:
What is it when a man has two
wives .
d" 'Bigamy.'
What is it when he has more than
twO2
a." 'POlygamy.'
what is fl when he has only one2'
" 'MOnotOny' the urchin shouted. prov
ing that his knowledge OF married lite
was not confined to the classroom
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Ogden Clubs.

The Aglaians. with O number OF their
dent. Mrs. 5ichs-i last Tuesdav and en-
JOyed an excellent prOgra ANIME The sub
1eCt of the day was "Euskin' which be-
ing presented by Mrs. Coulter filled the
afternoon with such interest that the
members desired that Mrs. Coulter con
tinue the subject at another meeting. The
request was kindly granted.
Mrs. VOORHEES, of Illinois. a guest of the
club, gave an Inspiring talk ON the phil
anthrOpiC work being done by the clubs
IN her state. The suggestions and lutOr-
nation were gladly received as Aglaia
has lately taken up work Of THAI kind I'm
its home city.
Mrs. Exam favored the ladies with a
vocal selection. after which delicious re-
freshment5 were served By the hostess.
Agiaia meets in two weeks with Mrs.
Paine ZfO3 Adams avenue
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Describing an Anthem.
lFOrtIand OreFOnianl

- VI NAfAtAW VI EGl AlAeAAA.I
The captain of a British ship at anchor
I'm this harbOr is responsible for the fol-
lowing.
One of the crew went ashore Sunday
and upon returning that evening told his
mates he had been TO church.
'WOt aid you ear there, Bob?' asked
one.
ooh. ] card preachin' an hanthems."
''WOts a hanthem2'
well I'd have TO give you a hillustra-
ton. Now N I was 90 say 90 you: Bill,
give me that 'andspike.' that wouldn't
be no hanthem. but III L was to sing it
this way. Bin, Bill, Bill. give me-give
me-giyc me that andspike-Oh. give me
them
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Rebekahs ~ Ogden.

The members of the grand lodge OF the
Rebekah order of the Jurisdiction OF
Utah made an Official visit last night 10
the local branch Of the order. The VS.
itOrs were Mrs. IsadOre Fox, Park City,
president, Mrs Clara ]. Moore, salt Lake
city, secretary; Mrs. Jennie i. Geary
salt Lake City. treasurer: Mrs. p a.
Cook, Ogden, grand warden
After the lodge session IN Odd Fellows
hall a banquet was given by the local
flcers.
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MCCLELLAN SELECTS HIS
POLICE COMMISSIONER

New York, Nov. THE Mail and
Express says that Colonel George B.
Dyer. commander of the Twelfth regi-
ment. New York National Guard, has
been asked by Afayor-elect Mcclellan
to accept the Office Of commissioner Of
police under the new city administra-
ton. Colonel Dyer IS a son of former
Governor Elisha Dyer Of Rhode Island.
is a banker and served in the spanish
American war as major Of volunteers.
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The Common Ideal.


Eminent Senator-This friend that you
want me 60 set "a government position fo-
you can recommend him as man If
good ability and capable or filling the
place. I suppOee2
Ccnstitueut-Why, no. senator, 1 cant
do that. It's because he cant make q
living az anything else that I want you
60 get q government job for him.
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As ExDiained.
(Chlcago News)

Mrs Naersby-A man who was more
or less handsome called at the house 10
see YOU this morning.
Nacgsby--W do YOU mean by a man
being more or less handsome
Mrs Majesty mean that be was
more handsome than you and less hand
some than the man 7 was foolish enough
10 throw over for you.
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Dalinnuent Notice

PERUVIAN CONSOLIDATED MINING
company.-LOcatiOn of principal place oi
business, Salt Lake City. Utah. Notice
There are delinquent upon the lollown2
described stock, on account OF assess
ment No. 10. levied on the Sd day of Octu-
Der. 1903 the several amounts set Opp1-
Site the names of the respective share
holders, as follows
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Discoulag.ng Outlook.
New York Times.)

A story IS told Of Josiah Flynt and his
tramping with tramps.
How about the eating2 he asked a
Weary Willie
Pretty hard, pard. and III tell YOU
7hats the matter. These ere cooking
schools is Denetratin' to the uttermost
parts, and the womin folks is learnin how
10 mutilate the victuals into French
dishes"
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DIrs. McMonegaI Renewed

Mrs. McMonegal Of $50 South Main
street win be pleased to see all her pat
rons az the Miller hotel on Monday.
ter.
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DIED

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ROBINSON-In this city. Nov. & 1903,
Mrs Charlotte l. Robinson. in her list
year
Funeral VIII be held Monday, Nov. 9,
from the residence. 511 First street. at II
a. N.
DUNN.-In this city. Nov. s. 1903. Bessie,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. William II.
Dunn, aged Is months.
Funeral from the Sixteenth ward meet
ing house today at noon. Friends are In
vited.
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and. I'm accordance with che law and az
order Of the board of directors. made "r
the 3rd day OF October. lsl3 SO MANY
shares of each parcel OF said stock al,
NAV be necessary win DE sold AT pCbH
auction az the office Of the secretary. 20
Main street Salt Lake City, Utah. or
Wednesday. the 18th day ot Notemo"r
1902. at O'Clock .. M. 90 pay Delinquent
assessments. together with thc cost OF al
vertising and expense of sale.
ADAM SNYDER, Acting Sec y.
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mayor and the eouhcd that win In any
way retard the growth of our beautiful
Garden City"
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Ogden Church Announcements.

FIRST Congregational church.-Commu-
Mon service and reception Of new mem
hers this afternoon at 4 o'clock; regular
service at 7.20 o'clock; subject. "A Great
Enthusiasm"
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church Of the Good Shepherd. corner
Grant and Twenty-fourth. Alfred Brown.
rector Tweuty-second Sunday after
Trinity. Early celebration, 1880; Sunday
school 9.45; morning prayer and sermon,
II. evening service 1880. Morning text,
Nothing But Leaves evening. "Ihe
people answered him never a word
First Presbyterian church. K Morning
service at H. subject "Phe Place and
Power Of Christian Hope:' evening serv-
ice at 7.70. subject. '''rhe Lesson of q
Failure study In the early life Of
Peter, the apostle.
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DISTRICT COURT AT PROVO.

Provo. Nov An abstract Of iudg-
ment from Justice Booths court of
American Fork. in the case of Ameri-
can Fork Cooperative institution Us.
J. S. Beck. has beer fled I'm the Fourth
district court. Plaindn is given judg-
ment for S23919 and $3.50 costs.
The petition of John Hunter and Bet
sy Hunter OF American Fork for the
adoption of Hazel Lee. child years
of age. whose mother is dead, has been
set for hearing Nov q.
Estate OF Oluf II. Olson. deceased;
petition Of Kristine sophia Olson for
order granting summary distribution
set for Nov. 21 1903.
Estate of Jare II. Bannin Thomas
/ deceased; petition of T. H. Cluff ad-
ministrator. for order Of sale or per-
sonal property set for hearing Nov. q
] 1903.
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VIC - . the Hymn.
Brooklyn Eagle1


I used to go to church. and sit,
Eutranced. to hear the singing;
MY soul upon the waves of u
Seemed ever upward Wiuging-
dld not hear the organs peal,
The bass or tenor slim.
The altos voice was but a sdUeai
When Mary led the HYMN.
Her pure soprano. high and clear,
Seemed like q sorg-Dird trilling,
Tt fell on my enraDtUred ear.
Ny very heart strings thrilling
The world. and all its lead OF care,
~ Seemed far away and dim.
The pearly gates OF heaven were there,
When Mary led the hymn
But now. when MARY lifts her voice
To lead. I must Jissempiv.
The sound that made me once rejoice
Now sets me ali a-trcmblc.
i sometimes beg Of her TO cease;
She viii not hear my pleading,
At such cad times I know no peace,
For I'm the him shes leading
Get Your Fan Here.
Detroit Free Press)
Count that day lest up TO whose setting
You haven't had at least an hour of fun.
Ills said love makCS the world go rOuEu
so slick.
But. just as likely. It's FUN that does tho
trick
Life is short, mix it with JOY and laugh.
ter,
ThereIl be no FUN in either world here
after.
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PROVO NEWS NOTES.

Provo. Nov. Mrs. Orilla Strong,
wife of Warren Strong. died this morn
ing at the Provo hospital from blood
poisoning, following childbirth. The
deceased was the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Buys Of Heber. She mar
ried Warren Strong OF this city March
p, 1902, who, with an infant child. is
left to mourn the loss Of Il devoted wife.
The deceased had many frieE1s, both
here and in Heber City. The remains
VIII be sent to Heber FOR intermcnt
where the funeral wiz be held Monday
from the residence OF Mr.. Buys.
Isaac Bullock is in town from Henry's
Fork. Wyo.
c. O. Veness is in the city today.
Miss Nina Houston went to Ameri-
can Fork to visit relatives today.
Mrs. Don W. Goroyer returned today
from a visit Of several weeks duration
to Sandy.
A daughter has been born to Mr.. and
Mrs. H Z. Hatton; ali well.
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sCoFIELD NEWS NOTES.

ScOfield, Nov. Several teachers of
Carbon county are at Scofeld at pres
ent taking the special examination ar
ranged for by the state board Of edu-
cation. These are teachers that were
employed after the date of the last reg
ular examination.
Little or no interest is being taken by
the miners in this locality concerning
the strike agitation, as they are all
making good wages ard are satisfied
with the manner in which the proper
ties are conducted. The merchants OF
Scoheld. knowing of the existing good
conditions Of the miners. and Of the
steady work afforded them, would mucn
deplore a strike and would not feel
like extending credit to any striking
miner. ard especially so since the little
/ experience Of two years ago in that
line.
There is nothing new concerning the
election, as everything has quoted
down and every one seems satisfied
with the result, all having conceded
that the town board proceeded accord
/ ing to law and we're fully justified in
the course they pursued.
! During the week the sheepmen have
: been drawing large quantities Of sup
; plies preparatory TO leaving with theii
/ herds for the desert. as any day may
/ bring a storm in the mountains.
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WhNrED-sITUATToNs

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WOMAN wishes any kind OF work b.
day ADDRESS 12T South sixth West