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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-13

item in ben 8eitb uon Spnbifateu
iiberseben; fte baben i@on iebt bic
Naie bana9 seri6tet. DAP bas gis
sentbum in itaatli@en 8eiib ~iiberseben
ioute, anitatt monopolifilder Mus=
beutun9 anbeimsufalen, bafir feblt
unieren Staatsmdnnern u~orldufis nod
bas 8~eritanbniB. Sir bic Musles
sun9 pon Stdbten lit elm minber gro=
bes @ebiet beittmmt, immerbin per,
ben bic Snbianer an bielem 2anb ei=
men bibi6en Yrofit MAIDEN. Ser
gertauf wirb, rpte man i9dbt, etma
smansis Milionen Dollars einbrin=
gen. Oas fur bte Snbianer CUR 8er=
tbeilunS fommenbe 2anb lit In per-
f6iebene &laiien e~insetbeilt unb brinst,
je nod ieiner Bei@afenbeit, 25 Gents
bis $6. SO per Ncre. @s 1inb H.
Tic, sos Icres, tn melde ii6 49,
500 gboctams unb $500 gbidaiams
gu tbeiien baben. Sebem sSnbianer
ftebt eine Sarm BON 80 Ncres 0anb
I'M Dur@idnittspertb gu. au9 bic
friberen Stlauen Der Snbianer per-
ben beba@t, ite erbalten eutrpeber
521 Icres 8erslanb ober smansis
gcres fru6tbares 2anb I'm Ebale.
Ser drmite Snbianer, Der iebt nod
feinen Gent @ertb belist-bie Webr.
sabl itnb i@on moblbabenbe @utsbe.
itber - mtrb feline neue griitens als
leBbafter Wann nit einem 8erm6gen
pom mtnbeitens $40 200 besinnen.
8ie lanse bic 9errli6feit bauern
mirb, lit freilt@ unsewiB, benn NIT
bem Sage bes Serfaufs bort bic Sir
forge Der &esierunS auf. Oem sSSu=
bianer ftebt bas &e6t gu, feline Orb
i@aft iofort gu perdubern, unb ba
itebt gu befir@ten, baB nt@t wenise
btes tbuu perben. On &dufern, bic
fe basu bei@wasen, mtrb es ia ni9t
feblen. 8iuiser 8eiie ioute ber gon=
sreB ba uorbeusen. Oenu bic Bis.
bergen Winbel merben bod nt9t nit
einem Wale minbis l1nb wenn bas
0erm0sen peri9leubert lit, fdat ber
Saulen5er benz @emeinmeien ,pieber
CUR 9af. Selb itintereiie allein i9on
ionte aebteten, baB Der Snbtaner auf
LANCE a3ett btnaus ii@ in ieinem 8e.
itse erbalten muB. Ote gormunb=
i@aft mag ELM gnoe baben, aber BILL
Tiger @eiie iollte Der @ormunb au6
aber bielelbe btnaus nod bas Sn=
terehe ieines btsberiSen YFesebefoblez
men gu wabren iu@en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-13
1884 Mcres, In 1900 144.5 5. Dte
2innhrnp tnii rHp fih nnrntaSihfIim ala

1884 Mcres, In 1900 144.5 5. Dte
.3unabme mirbe it@ porausii9tli9 als
eine nod srObere berausftellen, ,pert
bic in Der Ndbe Der sroBen Stdbte
e%ntfanbenen Warftsdrtnereten nt@t
als Sarmen mttSesdblt morben waren.
Oie 3unabme in ber 3abl Der gu Ell
aer Sarm seb0risen Ncres bat baupt=
ld6lt9 in ben melilt9en Staaten itatt=
Sefunben.
Oie @rsebniiie Der 9erslei@unS
i9einen ni6t serabe erfreuli@. Dte
SarmbepOlferuns gilt NIT Jte9t ais
bas eisentli9e Wart bes 9anbes, Be-
ipnbers als bic feite @runblase un=
lerer Snltttutionen, benen Der eSnbu=
itrialismus ni6t beionbers alnitig 1T. Z
Snbeiien brau6t man aus BEN Daten
ni6t notbwenbtser @eiie peliimiiii9e
S6laiie gu sieben. Die sunebmenbe
3abl Der pa9ter mag 10 ausseleat
werben, baB Der fleine Wann, ser
Sarmersfne@t. mebr als supor ba=
rauf beba6t lit, ii@ gu ielb itdnbisem
Seiib emporsuarbeiten unb bic ga6=
tuns als bas nd@fe unb bette Wittel
betra6tet, etsenes 9anb gu ertperben,
bur@ SletB unb Sparlamfeit Serr
auf Der etsenen S9oue gu wer6en.
OeBslei6en fann bie 3unabme Der
SppOtbeten au9 als 3si6en pom
Proiperitdt selten, rpenn man am
nimmt, baB Der Sarmer nit benz auf=
senommenen @elbe 8erbriierunsen
uornimmt, bic ieinem gisentbum in
Der Wertb teiseruns gu quite tommeu
mahen. @eitibt mtrb bteie annabme
bur9 bic Sbatia@e, baB Bic 3abl Der
i3manssperfdufe in Der Mbnabme be-
sriffen lit, elm 8eweis, baB bic Gi=
~sentbamer better als suuor int Stanbe
iinb, BITE einsesansenen gerpf1idtun=
gen absulOien. Ser Sarmer bat ses
senmdrtis mirfli@ quite 3eiten. @en1
Der 8ino ii6 einmal brebt, penu sic
Proiperttdt Yauie ma6t, pirb es frei=
lid an Oenen nidt feblen, bic aus
Der Statiitif @alamitdtsbepeiie ber=
ausleIen, rpte btes Ser itlbersinsise
l1nslidsrabe grpan felt 1895 gu iei=
mem 9anbpert sema6t bat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-13
Sebbaft seuorosne Snoianer.

Sn Elm paar Sabren merben bic
Ser. Staateu ieoer 8ormunoidaft
iber bic Snbtaner bes nod benielben
benaunten Serritortums iberboben
5etn Dem l1ebereinfommen nit Sen
vflnf Nattonen" semdB bort bic
Sonberfteluns be,lelben als Stdm=
me lpdteitens nit benz 4. Mdrs 1906
auf. Ser communiitii6e @runbbeiis
berielben sebt gu gnbe unb ieses Wsitz
slieb Der Stdmme mirb inbipibueu fir
leine griitens Gorge gu trasen baben
mte bic ibrisen 0anbesbemobner au9.
Nlerbinss mirb bic Gorge anfanss
nidt sroB iein, benn jeber Der Sns
bianer besinnt feline mirtbi6aftli9e
Selbffanbisfeit nit einem re6t anz
lebnlt9en grbtbeil un6 Der Stammesz
5interlafenidaft.
Sn benz @ebiet pon smeien Der
Nationen, ben gboctams unb gbida=
Jams, fno Werme1er ber Ne9terun9
bereits an Der Nr5eit, 9anb, bas fir
Stdbte ober CUR Mnlase BON Berg
merfen beitimmt lit, BON benz fur BITE
2anbwirtbl9aft beitimmten, unb ben
sSnbtanern 3u3umetienben, ab3utbeilen.
Son ben Observation-Disclosures, tn benen
il@ &oblen= unb Mspbalt=9 Eager Be-
finben, werben 445, 900 Ncres gum
8erfauf fommen. 9ter bietet ii@
@elesenbett fur fpefulatipe Mnlase.
@er bran @elb bat unb bte Sa@e
ueritebt, tant bier bic @ranblase ets
nes @erm0sens finben. 9orauSii@t=
lid merben bte uortbeilbafteiten 9ars
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-13

Ttsgtdis Sots, Die lr lmmar Gekauft Hats
:;sss &MMz%
Sic Gage Der Tarmer.

l1eber gisentbumsuerbdltniiie unb
germ6senslase Ser Sarmbeu0lferuns
brinst bic ugbicaso Srtbune" aus BEN
geniusbertdten ueri@tebener Sabrs
sebnte etne uerslei@enbe Stattitit uon
uoltswtrtbi@aftlt@em Sntereiie. @s
ersibt it@ baraus, haB ii@ benz oft BE:
tlasten 3use pom 9anbe CUR Stabt
etne Mbnabme bes ielb~itdnbtsen 8e=
iises CUR Seite seitellt bat, taB Der
Prosentiab Der gtSentbimer pom Sar=
men serinser seworben lit, berienise
Der Pd@ter susenommen bat. Son
ben 1859, 657 Sarmeu, bic laut gen=
Jus pom 1900 ertlttrten, befanben ii9
63.7 grosent int 8etrieb ibrer gisen=
tbimer, 1873 Yrosent rpurben uou
Yddteru bemtrtbi6aftet. SIM Sabre
1890 iteIte it9 Der Prosentias nod
auf 71.6 gu %. 4, int Sabre 1880 auf
IA. 5 gu 25.5. Sn Ben nOrbli@en Wit=
telitaaten, mel6e bic electromagnetic
pon Obio, Snbiana, Sltnois, Wt@i=
gan, @isconiin, Mtnnelota, Soma,
MiiIouri, Nortb Oafota, Soutb Oa:
fota, &anias unb Nebrasta umfaiien,
murben TIM lebten geniusiabre 72.1
Yrosent pon BEN gi%sentbimern lelbft
bemirtbldaftet, 25.9 pon 8d6terr.
SIN Genius pou 1900 itsIte ii9 bas
8erbdltniB auf 1875 sesen 23.4, In
1880 auf 1915 sesen 20. 5.
Cine anbere bemerfenSmertbe gr.
|i9einuns, bic ii9 aus Der 3uiammenz
iteIuns ersibt, tit bie sunebmenbe gerz
i9ulbuns Ser Gisentbimer BON SAT-
men. DaS gerbdltnib Ser i9ulben=
freten Sarmen gu ben NIT 6ppotbefen
bela1teten mar I'M sansen @ebtete Der
Ser. Staaten, i'm lesten geniusiabre
$50 au 81. 1, In 1890 H. gu 2S2.
Sn Der obeu aufsesdblten Staateu.
grippe seist ber Genius nidt uiel
INTERRUPTED 3uii@en 1890 unb 1900.
Bet tener Nufnabme felt it9 bas 8erz
bdltntB auf 57.5 fir i9ulbenfrete unb
42.5 fur belaitete, In Der lesteren auf
5S.3 gu Alt. Ote 3unabme bes
Yrosentiases idulbenfreier Sarmer
bat fat ausl9lteBli9 in Ben Staaten
&an1aS, NebraSta rn6 ben betben Oa=
fotas ftattSefunben.
Dte Eenbens CUR Concentration 1T
aud TIM Sarmbeits gu beoba@ten. SIM
8erbdltnib gum @eiammtareal Der
Sarmea nimmt bic 3abl Der gtsens
tbimer ab. bas betbt, baB mebr Icres
iest Tn elmer 9anb pereintst iinb als
suuor. SIM Sabre 1890 mar bic
Dur@i@nittssr0be ether Sarm 1865
Ncres, BIS 1900 TT bieielbe auf 1865
aeitieser. sSn ben n6r6li@en Nittel=
ftaatett mar Der Dur&l@nttt In 1890
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-13

w Cine 3uderpreiie NIT bops
pelter gtnri@tuns fur Pferbes ober
Dampffraft; etn etnz unb ein smei=
ipdnniser @aseu biatS gu faufen BET
Soiepb Ebiers, Wtnn. 1858
- Sin sutes, 100 Pfunb i@pe=
res Samtlienpferb, bas ft@ slei&falIs
fur Mrbett etsnet, btlIts gu taufen.
Na@3ufrasen BET Sub. Sanieu TN
0abr 8lod, st. @loub. 1t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-13
MISUNDERSTANDING
Sir ben rNorbfern" beri9tet BON &esifrar
GERM Sobn so. @mmel.

Sobn S9rebsr on Sacob 8ientou let
nrp4 unb anberes g l 8 126 I'll 30 $50
Sreb &ees on 6 q Conan It 3 BIT "a
ct. @loub.. 160
W 6 S9ulten an s @ goos 1t 6 bIt
63 2owrps @bb ct Gloub. ....... ~
$ S6retfels an g s &rap e let uub
anberes g SO s 223 SCI 30... 40
Sobn Sareit on Q11ua Molitor e uu4
g Is 8 125 81 a.. .......... 800
Geo 50 Curtis on u g @abl lots l
& 2 BIT Is ct @Ioub. 105l
6 Smitb an " s &metel 1t IA BIT
Saines Qbb HapnespiIe. ........ 45
Sbeo gilbertion on Sbeo Stalsrin=
ION lots 2 & 8 BIT IL grooten %. ITO
6 g Samiltou on SY gauborit 1t 4
bIf 9 Saines abb 8apnesptIe. -. 65
W s Sensel on 80 % 8oner 1t 6blt
AZ Godpiue. SO
@bas WcYenniion ON &piina @iI=
belm Its 8 & 10 blt 2 Sairpiep Ib
Utelr01e .
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-13

e9minhim9ts Wanerr's
8btte Wine Of Tar Sbrap, bas be-
ite Suitenmtttel auf grben, betlt @rs
tdltuns In etnem Gage, nenn 3eitts
senemmen. Is unb 50cts. Sn allen
Mpotbeten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-13

- Wa@t etnfa9e Srauen bibi6,
i@0ne Srauen nod babl6er. @robter
8eri60nerer in Der @elt. Oas lit
&odp Mountain Sbee. IS Gents.
8erfeblt ntemals. Wartin Molitor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-13
3tuirufEpr1dr.

3tptEuFTprUu1.
So9ter: r@r betet MIDI an. ber
fife Mann!~-M u I ter: .Maa
iient uns bran. betht er niht AM"
9z. nrfduior Aruurr.
8 a # m8rinsen sic mir elm paar
Dibbldtter!"-& ELMER: r8e=
baure-tperben ale seleien. Sou i4!
biellei9t inatpifden felbit einise Wibe:
Fir ben 9errn maben9"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-13
@nd,ttpsr -esera1ahansun...

2 g onnta ser: Ser
WilbprethGnbler Meier 1T tptrtlih cine
Perle bea 8erufes. Menn e. etne,r auf
Der Strabe begegnet, tbut Ct. aIs Oh
r. einen riht .ferne..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-13
&umoristischea
Erirutha nrT,td1.
Waife nit elmer Miuiun iu9t Sat
ten bon entfpre9enbem Ioel.

Grfnhrlid1r a1rihlid1keit.
rWarum iust man benin gu BEN
maieftGtif6en Meer: Die See uni
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-06
EXTRA SESSION
A FLAT FAILURE
Nothing Accomplished by the
Nations Lawmakers.
CUBAN RECIPROCITY HUNG up
POLITICAL DISCUSSION IN TIE
HOUSE.

Washington, Dec BY ,en the house
convened today the speaker announced
the house committees. AIr. Williams.
the minority leader. asked unanimous
consent that an hour BE- given 20 gem
eral discussion, thirty minutes to each
side. Mr. Russell CDam.. Texas) was
recognized for fifteen minutes.
A-r Russell, replying 10 Dir. Hepburn
and quoting Statistics. charged that
the wealth Of the country. owing to the
policy OF the dominant party. had been
concentrated in the hands Of few peo-
Mr. De Almond CDem.. MOI. called
attention to The makeup of the COM
mittees. and said that On each Of the
sixteen most Important committees, and
each Of which is composed of seventeen
members, the republicans have eleven
members and the democrats six. This.
ne said, was un5 ast and unfair and an
outrage 70 o minority. which, he eaid,
is entitled 10 a larger representation
Mr.. De Almond also charged that the
committees were made up for partisan
purposes. He said he would propose a
resolution with q view to adding one
democrat TO each of the sixteen com
mittees.
Mr. Martin CRep.. S. ID reviewed the
operation OF the various Democratic
and Republican tariffs. and said that
the protective tariff had been thorough
" established in the country. If the
Democrats ever wished to again as
sumo the reins Of government some
other issue than the tariff would have
TO be advanced.
Mr.. Olmstead (Rep. Pal said that
Mr.. Clark. who was designated as "the
Democratic statistician, witness and
prophet" had already predicted a
Democratic president and house in 1904.
and added that if this prophecy should
prove true it would drive 500 900, 600
into hiding within thirty days. He
characterized Democratic doctrine as
a Happy HOoigan brand Of statesman
ship which brings disaster upon every
body concerned.
Mr.. Hepburn IRep.. la replied to
Mr.. Russell (TeX.), and Mr. Payne re-
ferred to the criticisms Of the COM
mittee assignments made by Mr.. De
Almond. He reviewed the record to
show that the speaker had not depart
ed from precedent.
Adjourned
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-06
UP TO The STANDARD.
New Cruiser Des Moines Exceeds
Contract Requirements.


Boston, Dec. SIN her official tria]
over the Gage Ann course today t.sc
new cruiser Des IOines exceeded her
contract requirement Of 100 knots per
hour II is thought that the tidal cor
rection VIII not materially change these
figures.
Next to speed. the noticeable feature
Of the trial was the remarkable stead
mess Of the ship. The conditions Of the
trial were favorable on the whole. The
sea was moderately smooth and the
wind, which struck the warship abeam
or the north and almost ahead on the
run home. served to make good draft
for the boilers.
on the other hand, the atmosphere
was hazy during the greater part Of the
run, so the stake boats could not be
made out with any great certainty.
The northerly run was covered in
three seconds over two hours, a speed
Of 1919 knots, CT one one-hundredth Of
a knot under the contract
Tt was On the run back that the Des
MOines showed her true worth. Ore
by one the number Of the revolutions
OF her engines were increased. until on
the second leg they reached 191 per
minute. The machinery worked i'm fine
form and a speed OF 1917 knots was
attained on the return.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-06
WIND TOO HIGH
FOR AERODROME
-t
Professor Langley's Airship Was
Not Launched Yesterday.
&
NAY SOAR ALoFT MONDAY
MACHINE SAID TO BE IN PER
Feet CONDITION.
NAY SOAR ALoFr MONDAY

Washington, Dec. 5.-The big sixty
foot aerodrome Of Professor Samuel P.
Langley. the secretary Of the Smith
5oniau Institute, which was unsuccess-
fully launched several months ago, was
prepared for another experiment today,
out unfaVorable wind conditions pre-
vented the test. The machine has been
put into perfect order and is ready to
be hoisted onto the superstructure for
another trial at the first opportunity
possibly Monday. No attempt VIII be
made to hoist the machine into position
unless the wind is less than twelve
miles an hour in order TO avoid posi-
Die danger to the men engaged in the
work. who might be swept into the
stream thereby.
r. NJ. Manley, Professor Langley's
,bief assistant IN the flying machine
-eeearches and who has been actively
directing the plans and preparations,
vas aboard the houseboat all day with
ais forces OF mechanics and Thomas
". Smith. the official photographer Of
he Smithsonian Institute has his rap
d IRE camera prepared to make the
official Photographic records Of the
Eight. Professor Manley made obser-
gatiOns Of the wind velocity a number
)f times during the day, but at no
lime did the conditions warrant an at
tempt at flying. Mr.. Manley left the
boat after 4 o'clock this afternoon,
merely saying that e had been fmprac-
dcable to attempt the launching. and
hat he could not with any certainty
predict when the aerodrome would be
given another test Both he and Pro-
lessor Langley say there has been no
change whatever, either In the motor,
The launching mechanism or any other
part OF the flying machine apparatus.
Professor Langley said that the time
n the next attempt now hinges on
wind conditions. He said that e might
not be possible this season and yet It
might be practicable in the next few
Jays. He credited the trouble with the
asst experiment to a metallic projection
n the launching track, and explained
hat that obstacle had been removed.
lie said It was not likely that expert
nents would be undertaken again at
Whitewater where the wind condi-
Ions proved so unfavorable.
The experiment win be made in all
probability Off the government arsenal
rounds in this city, at the confluence
4 the Potomac river and It's eastern
)ranch. which offers a broad sweep for
he test
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-06
FEAST AND FUN AT THE ANNUAL
DINNER OF THE GRIDIRON CLUB

Washington, Dec. 5.-The Gridiron
club entertained more than 100 guests
a. its December dinner at the Airing
ton hotel tonight. The evening was
repiete with unique features, in which
public events and alleged ambitions and
aspirations Of statesmen were made
subjects Of burlesque and good natured
ridicule. The initiation Of three new
members afforded an opportunity TO
picture the inside Of q newspaper Of
hce, in which the staff discussed meth
DDS Of interviewing many of the guests
present. The Republic Of Panama sud
denly appeared at the dinner aud was
recognized by the Republican elephant
amid brays Of the Democratic donkey.
The Gridiron club flying machine was
brought In and "a number Of prominent
guests were given an opportunity to
test it, the course being to the White
House. but al met with q mishap be-
fore reaching the goal Moving pic
lures illustrated some recent events,
political and social A New York p0-
iceman appeared and hung a red light
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-06
CARGoES OF AMMUNITIoN.
Russia Preparing For Any Kind Of
an Emergency.

Copenhagen, Dec. 5.-The ships of
the East Danish company, which has a
number Of vessels under the Russian
flag and is connected with the French
East Asiatic company, are carrying
unusually large cargOes Of ammunition
and other war supplies to Russian ports
In Asia. The last steamer of this line
leaving Russian Baltic ports prior TO
the close Of navigation has just sailed,
loaded to her fullest capacity. Here
after the shipping viii be from Odessa,
from which port the Danish company
is prepared to transport troops. Every
effort has been made to maintain Sc
crecy regarding these war shipments.
Exceptionally well informed persons
here believe that despite the warlike
activity, the measures taken are chief
" precautionary. and they express little
doubt of an ultimate amicable settle
ment, unless hostilities are precipitated
by some unexpected move on the part
Of Japan.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-06
THE LATEST BEN HUR.
With New Tangled steeds He Almost
Blocks Traffic on Main Street.

Ben Hur and that Roman fellow are
stiu hanging around Salt Lake Sat
urday evening they again showed how
they did it. The coliseum contained a
choice and well selected audience,
which gave evidence Of intense interest.
They neither laugher or cried, nor did
they shout-they kept quiet SO did
Ben and the other fellow Ben won
and caused much money to change
hands. 1t is said that many of the
audience felt sold (afterWards), and
this is doubtless true, as a more eIe-
CANT end artistic exhibit Of dolls has
never delighted the gazeS Of excited
childhood. The race was held under
the auspices Of the Keith-O'Brien COM
pany and filed 0EaiE,street with q vast
cOncCurSe of interested humanity The
crowd within the store and around the
entrances was dense, and showed in
many ways their appreciation Of the
efforts made by the management for
their convenience and entertainment A
high class orchestra stationed in the
basement section contributed much to
the pleasure of the visitors. The jU-
venle element was not negleCted-he
was there in legion, and left fully sat
ished that Santa Claus headquarters
were at length definitely located.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-06
500 -. 500.

The readers Of this paper viii De
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able 10 cure in ali its stages, and
that is catarrh- Halls Catarrh Cure is
the only positive cure now known to
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being
a constitutional disease, requires a con-
situtiOnal treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally. acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces of
the system, thereby destroying the
foundation Of the disease, ard giving
the patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature in do
ing its work. The pToprietOrs have so
much faith in its curative powers that
they offer One Hundred Dollars Tor any
case that it fails to cure. Send for list
Of testimonials. Address,
F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. o.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-06

directly over the place where Leader
Murphy of Tammany and 8iayOr-elect
Mcclellan were sitting There We're a
number Of brilliant and witty speeches.
and the evening was interspersed with
topical songs.
Amidst the festivities the lights were
turned down and large pictures Of
William T.. Amin and Hubbard T..
Smith, members who died during the
past year. were thrown on a screen,
and a short and impressive eulogy was
delivered by Major John III. Carson. in
which reference was made to the fact
that Mr.. Amin was once president OF
the club and Mr.. Smith one Of it's val
Ued musical members The pictures
faded away and as the club sang one
Of Mr.. Smiths songs the hghts again
flashed and the nirth proceeded.
Among the guests present were SEN
ator Warren. Representative MondelL
j. a. Breclcons of Wyoming, Charles
s. GIeed Of Topeka, Kan, and L. II.
Murphy and n. o. Murphy of Ari-
IONA
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-06
RELIGIOUS PEOPLE DESIRE TO
CONVERT PAGANS OF ZION CITY.

Chicago, Dec. 5.-The attempt Of some
Of DOwie's creditors to force the orig
iral petitioners to give an indemnifying
bend met with at least temporary fail
ure in the United States district court
today. Judge KohIsaat postponed ac-
ton until Monday, by which time some
unsecured creditors will If is expected,
renew. the application. Objections to
the bankruptcy proceedings were fled
I'm the federal court today by a number
Of additional creditors.
Application for permission to invade
Zion CITY with religious and charity
workers and to hold revival meetings
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-06
REQUEST OF THE UNITED STATES
EMBARRASSES KOREAN EMPEROR

Seoul, Korea, Dec. 5.-United States
Minister Allen had a long interview
with the emperor of Korea today on
the subject Of the request of the United
States for the opening to the commerce
OF the world of the port of Win on the
Halu river. No decision has been ar
rived at The government has been
placed IN a dilemma by the demand of
the United States.
Win was selected by the United
States as a prospective port instead of
HongamphO because, lying forty miles
above the latter port. which is at the
mouth of the Yaiu river, the country
within that limit will likewise be open
to traffic and neutralized, a substantial
gain in the extent Of the market af-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-06
The DIVORCE EVIL.
Rhode Island Ministers Take High
Moral Ground.


Providence. r. T., Dec. 5.-Represen-
tative clergymen Of Rhode Island
headed by the TT Rev. w w Nc
Nickar Episcopal bishop. who have
been endeavoring for years to have the
state divorce laws amended, have en-
tered into an agreement regarding the
matter Of marrying divorced persons
Out Of $50 clergymen in the state more
than eco have agreed to make it as
difficult as possible for divorced per-
sons TO remarry. and to treat all Ques-
lions Of marriage and divorce in such
q way as to advance interdenomina-
tiOnal comfy. OF the number signing
the agreement, siXty-three ministers
VIII refuse to marry a person of an
other denomination than their own who
has been divorced and who could not
marry again according to the ecclesi-
astical laws of that denomination:
eighteen agree not to marry a person
who has been divorced for any cause
In cases where divorce has been grant
ed for unfaithfulness, 115 ministers de-
clare they VIII only soIemnize the mar
riage Of the innocent party.
Nearly all the denominations In the
state are represented.