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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-05-14

high heeled shoes, ETC., without health, are
vanity and humbug. Nobody knows this
half so well as the women themselves. Be-
fore woman can be good-looking and at
tractiye the digestion must be right, the
the liver and kidneys must be right, the
delicate organs peculiar to her alone must
be right; in two words she must De soeH.
And yet, poor things, what lot Of ailments
they are subject to-many Of them lifelong,
and seemingly incurable. To the entire
sex we beg to commend the best of all
remedies on earth for women-Dr. David
Kennedy's nep medicine, Cal-cura Solvent.
Gentle in action and pleasant to the TASTE
it is emphatically the thing for them. Good
appetite and an easy digestion are the fruits
Of using it. Strength follows and the warm
circulation Of pure blood. Try II, ladies,
in hope and confdence-no matter what
ais you, nor how discouraged you may
feel.
Mr.. Matthew Moyle, Of Rondout, n Y, used
Cal-eura Solvent for Kidney Disease, and says she
now "feels like q new woman"
az HAvE NOT KEPT SILENT
all hi. time bat have constantly praised and recon-.
mended Cai-cura Solvent TO the afflicted have
derived the greatest benefit from It," Mrs. b. N.
Gordon, Is Broadway, Rensselaer,, NY,
Send TO the Cal-cura Company, Dr. Ken
needy Row, Kingston, N. Y, for free sam
pie bottle. large bottles $100, all drug
gists. One size only.
Remember Only one DR.. David Kenne-
dy ever lived in Rondout, City Of Kingston,
n Y, and the name Of his nep and latest
medicine is Cal-cura Solvent.
Cal.cura Solvent is for Sale BY
A. Fl. PETTIBONE,
DEPOT VERMONT
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-05-14

MANCHESTER DEpOT. VERMONT
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-05-14
the BIO DIAMOND on MS HAT

vhals q pretty thins TO look upon. Wa. Of
no practical use. hui Btnson's Plastcrs
are suprsrnely useful. They relieve and
cure gent, rheumatism, neuralgia, colds
On The chest, lame back, ETC., 20 quickly
and completely as 10 make you wonder how
II can 10. Better reg, we'll te-r.oryew;
thAs's tho way they work. &c; the genu-
Inc. All druggists, or we viii prepay post
age on any Eaniber ordered In the uniied
States on reosip; Of a5e. each.
eeabury A johnson, Mfg. Chemists, M.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-15
HEARS
NINE INSPECTORS REPORT

Philadelphia, Jan. Is. - Chairman
Gray Of the anthracite commission VINO
has been absent from the hearings Of
the commission for about week on
account OF illness, was present at to-
days session.
Before calling witnesses counsel for
the Erie company, which controls the
Hillside Coal & Iron company and the
Pennsylvania Coal company, intro
duced as evidence certain extracts from
reports of state mine inspectors tending
to show that most mine accidents are
due to the negligence OF the workmen
themselves.
Victor l.. Peterson Of Scranton, SUI
perintendent of the Hillside company.
and formerly president of the Forest
City bank, presented a statement show
ing the deposits In that bank The min
ers objected 60 its submission because
It did not specifically show how many
Of the depositors were mine workers.
The commission sustained the objection
and the witness promised to present a
statement which would overcome the
objection.
Mr. Peterson coroborated the test-
mony given yesterday to the effect that
the union miners do not load as many
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-15
GEORGE GOULD'S
PROPOSED COUP
Drawing Up Charter for the Big
Securities Company
RAILROADS EAST OF RIVER.
Company 10 be Organized Under
Penusyivanla saws win Capital-
izailon OF ss00,O00,0O,

New York, Jan. 15.--George j Gould,
according to the American, has ordered
bis attorney to make final drafts " the
charter for the Securities company un-
der which he Is to collect an his rail-
road properties east Of the Mississippi
The company VIII be organized under
Pennsylvania laws, as Mr. Gould be-
lleges that By getting charter ia that
state ne win be in better position to
fight the Pennsylvania railroad.
The capital named IN the charter VIII
be nominal but there will be a clause
authorizing IT'S increase. The first
movement win be 10 take In the several
small roads about Pittsburg, which
form the entrance TO that city As
Wabash and the other roads are taken
IN from time to time the capital Will
be increased In proportion until, with
bonds IL reaches S8JO,O0O 600.
There win be no underwriting syndi-
cate as mere exchange Of stock is
contemplated,
While there Is no absolute statement
from an official TO that effect II Is inti-
mated that the Chicago Great Western,
the Bunalo, Rochester, ana pittsburg
and the Wisconsin Central win De found
in the Gould company Vice President
Oppehheim Of the Chicago Great Vest
ern sailed from London Tuesday for
New York bearing the purchased con-
troll Of that road for somebody, pre-
sumably Mr.. Gould,
AZ soon as the details Of this eastern
company have all been announced the
Securities company for the western
Gould roads viii be Incorporated But
first the consent OF the Texas legisla-
ture is wanted to q consolidation Of the
Gould properties in that state. This
application is now before the legisla-
tnre The Missouri Pacific will be the
Central feature Of the Western COM
pAny, while others will be the Texas
Pacific 81 Louis, and Southwestern.
Iron Mountain, Denver g. Rio Grande,
Rio Grande Western, International and
Great Northern and other small roads
controlled by these.
II Is authortatlvely denied that the
Goulds are buying Erie at present or
that they seek control Of that road.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-15
TO CHANGE COUNTY
BOUNDARY LINES.

II is said that a bill providing for
the changing Of county lines, which Will
be of special interest to salt Lake,
Carbon, Utah. Summit and Wasatch
counties, will be introduced In the
house at an early day. While there
Is a general provision in the constitu-
ton, to the effect that no such step
can be taken without the consent of
majority OF the voters in the territory
sought to be segregated, and majority
In the county TO which It is to be an
nexed, there Is no positive declaration
as to the methods TO be followed In
order 20 remedy this defect the bill
spoken of will be introduced by Rep
resentative Lee Of Carbon county. His
constituents are interested because OF
the proposition Ca annex a portion OF
Utah county 90 Carbon The Carbon
county people have their eyes on the
strip OF territory including Cotton and
would like TO get piece from Utah
county two townships wide to which
II Is said the citizens on the strip are
not opposed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-15

cars as thew ala ha,...
1000 N "0iV'e tne SnAsl
iovV'
The witness then told Of Inc 49,
Mess in the vicinity of Fores, ~.
ino tho la,o s,r,,,o ~ wy \
H. peter CON-, s.,
said mar forar, on o,'osSS'eA,amlnul
sometines n,ola , roi.,o Si'u olher %.
stanoes NJ ins,ihordin ~, W. onu cl'H 4
ers some ~ thasa '' ins,ll Wy ne q
we're due m Inc ing,, '''a sa'lves, Ne 4
The witness thonebt tho =, Sne W
IN change .on,a ns 4, wy u''loh "a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-15
S0RELY DISAPPOINTED.
Another Idaho Couple Refused License
To Wed.

Another couple from Idaho. who came
TO Salt Lake to be married. was sorely
disappointed this morning upon being
refused license TO wed by the county
clerk, owing to the fact that the con-
sent Of their parents. both parties be-
Ing under age, was not duly sworn to
before notary public as required by
the laws Of this state The names o.
the applicants for the license are Hen
~ Arnold, aged 10, of Lyman. Idaho,
and Mabel Hibbard, aged Il, Of Island,
Idaho.
They both had the written consent
OF their parents TO their marriage. bu,
neither OF the documents were sworn
20 before a notary public hence Il was
impossible for the clerk 60 issue the
license. The couple was instructed as
20 the requirements OF the laws Of this
state IN respect TO such matters and
left the Office In a rather angry and
disappointed frame OF mind. Just what
they win do about the matter is no.
known. but they viii undoubtedly have
10 send their documents back 90 Idaho
for proper acknowledgement or Will
have 10 return TO their home 20 be
married.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-15
DOCTOR AND MAYOR
BURY THE RATCHET.

An amusing scene was enacted which
would have made an admirable picture
and would have been worth preserving
for future reference. II was when
Mayor Glasmann Of Ogden, speaker of
the last house OF representatives, app
preached DR.. Condor. one Of the mem
bers from Weber county not in an az
titude Of antagonism or anger but In
one Of the most friendly ana hr0therly
character lie didn't throw his arms
around his neck and pat him Oh the
back as they do In Spanish speaking
countries, because that Is not the fash
lon here. Tie ga the next thing to H.
though RE met and addressed him In
the most ELUSIVE manner, shook him
by the hand and caresslngly placed his
elbow on the doctors shoulder and
Whispered cooingly into his ear
In view Of the GOODNESS that has ex-
listed between these two prominent ciu-
Gems Of ogden It was a most gratifying
sight TO see them come together In
brotherly love and harmony The true
ipwardncss Of this meeting was soon
experienced when DR., Condor present
ed house bin No. 2, relating to the wa
ter question in Ogden, The bill was
drawn by the city attorney and agreed
10 by the city officials and also the
water company-in fact, everybody
question is. will this friendly spirit be-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-15
SALT LAKE PORT OF ENTRY
Senator Kealms Introduces Bill
Creating the City One.
Especial to the "News.")

Washington %. c., Jan. Ex-senator
Kearns today introduced bill in the
senate 10 make Salt Lake a port Of
entry for the collection district Of Utah.
The bin provides that a site be Sc
lected and Tor the appropriation Of
100000 Tor a building thereon. Senator
kearns says that the treasury depart
ment has recommended that Salt Lake
be made a port of entry as Denver.
Colo, IS the nearest port The senator
viii leave for New York this evening
and will return on Monday.
Senator Heitfeld arrived here today.
Samuel Nihart has been appointed
postmaster at Bitter Greek. sweetwater
county, Wyo., vice +. w. Valiereauz.
resigned.
The posto1lce at Rexburg. Ida. has
been moved to the building owned by
II. Flamm.
Robert a. Morton has been appointed
railway mail clerk az Cheyenne. Wyo
A postoflice has been established al
Winter Quarters, Carbon county. Utah.
With James NJ. Beatie as postmaster.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-15
BUSINESS NOTES.

Todays local bank clearings amount
ed to S515, 525.26 as against s5S7, 1918
for the same day last year.
Duns Review gives the following
summary OF business conditions in Salt
Lake: Business In jobbing lines has
scarcely resumed its normal condition
after the holiday lull, and some houses
have not yet completed their inventor
les. In dry goods. clothing and some
other lines travellers are Just getting
out with their samples. Trade Is fair
for the season IN drugs, groceries,
hardware and notions, Retail trade
also is still affected by the after-holi-
day quiet. Collections are only fair,
and the demand for money is good, es-
pecially from livestock men, with rates
firm"
Articles of incorporation OF the Wa
satch Anchoro Fence company Of this
city were filed In the county clerks Of
flee today, The capital stock Is 100000.
divided into shares Of the par value OF
81 each. II. c. Edwards Is president
and treasurer; c. ]. O. Irwin, vice pres
ident; F. O. Frick. secretary. The OBJ
ject of the corporation Is 10 manufac-
ture and deal IN steel iron, wire, wood
and all kinds OF fence, gates and other
articles constructed Of wire, metal and
wood
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-15
WABASH DECLINES.
II Was the Feature of the Afternoon
Call on Change.

The feature OF this afternoons call
Of the mining exchange was the rapid
fan OF Wabash This morning It sold
al SO cents, dropping toI3l this after
noon. the lowest sale price New York
Bonanza showed indications Of rally
ing. Daly-West was stationary and
Daly-Judge slightly stronger.
The sales made were as follows:
Daly-Judge, 100 at 0.4O, 100 at 1888.
Daly-West, 2l0 at 1900.
May Day, SOC at I'm.
Ben Butler, 1000 at rs.
Little Chief, 1000 at 6h; Al at 6.
New York, l,OOO at 2ila 80; 1900 at
70; 100 at 2iis; 1900 at PAN; 800 at 25A;
100 az 253s.
Wabash, 200 at 34is; 200 at 81; 100 at
S3is; 400 az 80; 100 at S3A 200 at 32h;
100 at 80; COO at 3lis; 800 at 81.
The closing quotations on mining
stocks In Boston today as reported by
j II. Bigger & Co.. brokers, were;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-15
CHANGE LEGISLATIVE DISTRICTS
Bill for the Purpose Of Increasing the Number Of Representa-
lives From ForU.FNe 10 FfVThree.

~ lfoh...ss.ss. ',,... .'.s,s'.....s
% Washington.,,. .,,", .......
20 kane",..,, .,.,,t..',. ,f'r.,. l
q san Juan.,.,." ..."",.....,
lptdls ss'ss'ss 'sstss's stssst''ss-vo
Increase over present law, Z,
The senatorial districts shall be con-
stituted and numbered and senators
shall be apportioned as follows:
l--Boxelder and Tooele ,.,....."... /
acheN,."s..,..,.. ,.'...,..,,.,,,. ]
3-Rich, Morgan and Davis ....".. l
4-WeDef s...''s sssf-' .ss..,.,..,'''s Z
5-Summit and Wasatch ,...,...... /
b-Shit Lake '''''s'''''''t'.' ''''''''' .
Utah ....... .................... 2
S--Juab and Willard ..,.,.~.,....... l
N-Sanpete .s.,....., .,.,..,.,.,......, l
l0-Sevier, Wayne, Pute and Garfield
ll-Beaver, Iron, Washington and
Kane ..s....,." ..........,,.,. /
l2-Emery. Carbon. Uintah, Grand
and San Juan ..,......,.,.,,....
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-15
The situation.

San Francisco, Jan. Benjamin p.
Cheney who is one Of the largest IN
divdual owners Of Santa Fe stock and
bonds. and who Is a stakeholder and di-
rector in several lesser western roads,
including the st Louis and San Fran
cisco, has arrived here via Panama. He
SAYS IN an interview that he ala not
think the Rock Island road was trying
TO get control Of the Santa Fe. He
would not be surprised 70 see the COM
pletion OF the Stillwell road from Kan
sas City TO Topalobampo, but could say
nothing definite about the extension Of
the 81 Louis and San Francisco to
this cast
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-15
Proposed Legislation.
BILLS TO BE INTR oDUCED.-----

seat. There " a proposition also, TO
annex that portion OF Summit county
containing Park city, either to the new
county OF to Wasatch county.Two years
ago law was passed providing for the
merging of two oontles, viz; San Juan
and Emery; but the sentiment Of both
was afterward found to be ayerse to
q merger The proposed new leglsla-
ton win provide for changing the lines
OF counties without consolidating them
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-15
SPIKE ANp nArL.

The Denver q Rio Grande earnings
Con the month % December showed q
decrease OF 5000,
The hearing Of the testimony Ia II,
state Of Minnesota versus the North.
Cn Securities company was resumed
ia New York yesterday
The coming year promises 70 be n
h0nner one with the Oregon Short Line.
The amount Of advertising that is To
hp issued by General Passenger Agent
nurlcy promises 90 break an previous
records
j A, Edison, manager Of the Denver
g Rio Grdnde, yesterday announced
that Thomas Upton would remain as
aosistan. manager He also stated
thst there were no changes contem-
plated on the system all Of which win
make him more popular than ever.
Train No s on the Rio Grande West
'rn was abandoned yesterday and all
Other westbound traffic was delayed
owing 20 a wreck near Grand juno
i'cn ~ which three freight cars werc
doralled and the track decidedly dam
aged.
Heretofore the tralnmasters az Poca.
tell0 on the Idaho and Montana a.
visions have occupied the same Office
ard utilized the same clerk aad stenog
Epher Hereafter each viii have sep
ara,e offices and clerks Trainmaster
Hickey retains the old Office.
The News has received q hand
come map issued by the Chicago a
Northwestern. The map which Is Sls
feet by : feet. embraces the United
States and also gives the population
and area Of and miles OF railroad in
each state, In this connection Illinois
leads with 1925 miles Of railroads. The
geographical center OF the United
States Il set forth as being al Red
Cloud, Neb.. and the center Of popula-
ton at Columbus, Ind.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-15
THE POULTRY SHOW.
New Birds Added aud Attendance
Slightly Increased.

This is the second DAY Of the poultry
show, ana the number Of the exhibits
was slightly Increased by shipment
u birds from Ogden. ana then another
Incubator was added 10 the list w. W.
Browning Is the Judge and he COM
pleted his work this neon, 20 that The
management can post the list OF prizes
this afternoon The attendance Is
slightly better than last year. The dis.
play goes 20 show that there Is
praiseworthy tendency 20 improve the
poultry breed In an departmnts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-15
Latest Developments in the Heinze-
Clark Bribery Case.
SENSATIONAL TESTIMONY.
Judge Reiserates the Statement Thrt
shores and Young Clarh Wanted
Him 10 Accept s25O,0OO.
Especial to the "News.o)

h'PNNlol " tHt VIEWS, J
Butte. Mont, ian lj.-Late yester-
Gay afternoon Judge Il. w. Harvey
took the witness stand in the famous
diebaiment proceedings brought
against a. j. Shores, leading counsel
for the Amalgamated Copper COM
panys vast interests Ia this state, II
was Judge Harvey who instituted dis
harment proceedings alleging that
shores. together with Charles w. Clark
son Of Senator W. A. Clark. sought
With offers OF thousands of dollars TO
have him confess he had been bribed
by +. Aug Heinzo IN the rendering Of
favorable decision in the litigation
between the Amalgamated and Helnze
over the Minnei Healy, one Of the
richest mines of Butte.
WAS OFFERED S25O,000.
Judge Harney's testimony was much
ON the lines OF that given By Jesse b.
Root, Harneys attorney, the day sre
oating the Judge reiteratlng the ac-
count Of repeated efforts OF Shores and
young Clark to persuade him 10 ac-
copt $250, 600 and TO acknowledge he had
been brihed by Heinze. Harvey de.
clared that despite the efforts OF two
men to convince him he had accepted
bride from the Helnze people ana
was a felon and would be sent 10 thl
Denltentlary unless he confessed His
wrong. for which confession Charles
w, Clark was to give him 100000, he
p'rslstontly denied that he was guilty.
The argument became so warm that
The Judge declared that the young mill
Honaire squared of and wanted 10
fight him ana would have done so had
It not been for the presence OF Atty
RoCte who separated them The Judge
Hiid he had called young Clark an
IDIOT a thousand times during the dis
cussion and Clark had told him he was
q felon and had taken q bride from
Hclnze, and that everyone knew II.
HAD BEEN DRINKING.
Judge Harvey said he and Clark had
been drinking up 20 q point where,
under the circumstances. II was ad-
visable TO drink no more Before the
close OF his testimony Atty. Root de-
cared that both Judge Harvey and
Clark had had heavy loads" on at the
time OF the sensational argument.
l,oote also declared he had been under
the impression that Harvey was guilty
oi accepting a bi1be OF $4,000 FROM
Hcinge aud TO Charles W. Clark had
conveyed his belief,
HAS CAUSED SENSATION.
Because OF the prominence OF the
parties involved the developments Of
this case have caused the greatest kind
Of sensation IN this state. II was
Judge Harvey against whom the Anal
gamated lled sensational ahldavits re
Gently, rejecting upon the character
and integrity Of Harvey. II was al
legged that Harvey had been influenced
and brlbed through Ada Prackett. who
was paid by Ileinze TO MAX love TO the
judge Alleged love letters between
them and on record in Harneys own
court tell tale unfit for publication
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-15
ANOTHER COMBINE.
Rock Island Now said TO he After
The Erie.

New York, Jan. 15--Negotiatlons are
pending which viii result, In all pro-
bamlity in the acquisition Of con-
trolling interest In the Erie railroad
By the Rock Island interests says the
Tines. Confirmation Of this statement
has been obtained from reliable
blnklng authority from whom il was
also learned that the firm Of J, r. Nor
San q Co. has no objections to the
acquisition OF the Eric by the Rock
Island provided the price paid is high
enough 70 be incentive for such
transaction. From this same authority
comes the statement that the Rock
Island people are anxious to secure an
eastern outlet. and that Il Is merely
question Of terms under which the deal
Is TO be concluded.
Whether the Atchlson, Topeka &
Santa Fe is TO be included In this COM
bination is least doubtful, but il is
ga.d, despite the fact that such com
bination would mean an ocean to ocean
line under one control. and that a com
rlntion with the Atchison has been
thought of by Rock Island interests.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-15
MONTANA PROJECT,
Electric Road From Great Falls TO
Chateau via Pennington.
lspeclal 10 the oNews. ;,

Butte, Mont, Jan, l5.--Accordlng to
reports from best Of authority plans
are being formulated for electric rail-
road from Great Falls, Mont, TO cha.
teau via Pennington on the Burton
branch, distance so miles The matter
is being handled In a quiet way, but Il
IS known eastern capitalists are behind
the project n, f. Shepard Of Austin.
MINI, who recently purchased Mon
tana Land and Water company hold
ings on the Burton branch, is the lead
ing spirit In the movement.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-15
THE COUNTY BOARD.

The county commissioners today con-
flrmed the appointments OF Miss Laura
Gibson Of Sandy and Miss Hazel Young
OF Sugar House as oopyists In the office
of County Recorder Meeks at a salary
OF $50 per month, The appointment OF
j. L. Jacques, Of the Third precinct, as
lndeXer in the same Office NJ o salary Of
$40 per month was also confirmed.
The following official bonds were ap-
proved by The board; w. j. Meeks,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-15

and repenting at leisure, and that he
had Mrs. Fuller arrrsted when she
called at his office simply because she
annoyed him and not because he want
ed TO separate the couple. He said his
son had positively refused TO live with
her and that he had discharged him
and sent him away because she an
noyed them constantly In consequence
OF his refusal 20 accept her as his wife
aud that Frank married her when he
was intoxicated.