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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-20
PROGRAMME FOR TEDDY'S VISIT
The President Will Arrive Here at the Morning of May
29 and Leave at O'Clock in
the Afternoon

Secretary Loeb. DR.. Rixey and state
officials. The president promised Mrs.
kearns he would take luncleon at her
home when he visited Utah and he viii
fulfill his engagement. Other members
Of the presidential party VIII be el-
tertained at luncheon at the Alta club.
After luncheon at Senator Kearns' The
president viii be driven t. the train.
leaving for Ogden at o'clock p. m.
He win reach ogden at ESQ and he
driven 20 a place selected by the cit
liens committee, where he viii de-
liver a thirty address and then
be diven about the city 10 various
points OF interest and to tha train,
which win leave for Evanston at 4,45
p. IA. Definite and fun details of The
visit 10 salt Lake and Ogden win be
made after Senators KeaTns and SmOot
return home and consult with local
committees The presid Mt desires as
little formality as possible on his trip
and expresses preference for rides on
drives rather than formal receptions,
meetings and banQuets.
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merely shows me the way 90 bring ac-
zion for what's coming 20 me.
You take il all so philosophically,
said an admlring friend.
"Ah, wen," Devery replied with the
shadow of a tear in his eye, why
shouldn't j."
Life is but an empty bubble.
Changing every day,
Many ships are wrecked upon ~.
Others cast away.
Then. concealing his emotions. he
said with a smile:
Me TO the docks 20 roll few cot-
ton bales around, or perchance I might
toss rocks for the Metropolitan. I am
thoroughly recuperated now. and III you
know of any one who might give em-
pl0yment 10 a nice. genial gentleman
I'm ready TO go to work OF course. ]
would like 10 get my pension for the
sake OF men who went into the de-
pertinent years agO-men who walked
the streets 10 protect the Innocent az
an hours of the night. In all kinds
OF weather and among all sorts Of dam
gers. My LAWYERS ten me it is test
case
well the Pump is stil there some
one remarked, sympatheticaliy.
E Devery carelessly knocked the ash
from his cigar, slowly turned his head.
and glanced out the window
Yes, I see It," he remarked drily.
DO you know IL all reminds me OF
Ned Harrigan's goat Didn't you ever
hear of Ned HaTrigan's billy goat.
Wen, it was a gamboling chance
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-20
OGDEN NEWS
TO FIND LOST WATER
W. N. Bostsph Has Theory Of
FaT-reachlng Importance
if Correct
Ogden, Thursday, March 10.

Behind the recent hling for an appr0-
nriation Of water by ~. 81. BOstaph %
an experiment that win be watched Win
much interest by communities an along
the base OF the Wasatch range. Mr.. bos-
tanh proposes 90 develop water which,
according 10 bis theory. ls now going To
Wustr from 5trOnE's canyon. Hls thtoFy
ls CHAT much water sinks into the gravel
at the mouth of the canyon and ls lost
never coming 20 the surface. I'm support
of this theory Mr. bostaph cites inc idct
that az any season water may De found
bV dlgglug down "a few feet into the
gravel of The uat east 0l Che Ety ana
west 81 fhe C1Ulor- The plan ~ 10 sink
"a trench 90 belrock and construct dam,
bringing the tor up to Zoe present level
or a little higher and ihfr piping the
stream down t0 where needed or course
ln connection with the dam reservoir
nav be constructed and tne surplus water
saved for the dry season, but without
the storage of any water az an by means
of reservoir. Alr Bostaph computes.
enough water may be- saved 90 irlgdte u
large tract
Especial interest attaches 90 the eX-
nerImcnt from Lhe fact that lt lr shall
prove successful lu the case of one cam
Son DO may be tried with equal success I'm
amy 0f the scores of small canyons along
the Wasatch range. A similar expert
ment was tried by The Utah Light a. Pow
er company m ogden canyon. but, owing
To- the fact that they were unable 90
strike bedrock. the test was not "a fair
one. although much water was saved
thereby
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that is considered most suitable for the
purpose.
Apostle John Henry Smith. who has
been visiting relatives in Provo, left for
salt Lake today.
Miss Allie SmoOt has returned from
Wallsburg. where she has been teaching
school for several months.
A little son of Conductor W. b. Starr
broke his arm by a fan yesterday. DR..
Slater reduced the fracture and the pa
tlent is progressing nicely.
Lyman Robson is down from Salt Lake
on a business trip.
Alex Hedquist jr.. and G. A. Hedquist
have returned from a visit 20 st. George.
The gentlemen are greatly pleased with
the fine climate of Utah's Dixie and
brought with them specimens OF peach
and almond blossoms. as evidence of
sprinetime I'm southern Utah.
Ellen ~ Stone. the ransOmed mission
ary, win lecture IA the Brigham Young
academy on the 9th.
Mrs Annie Jones Atkln has returned
from a business trip to Salt Lake.
A marriage license has been issued 90
j. ". KemptOn. aged 2l and Eleanor NJ.
Graham. aged 90. both of Provo.
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Assessment No. g.

MAPLE MINING COMPANY. PRIN-
cipal place Of business, salt Lake City
Utah. Location of mines, Tintic mining
district Utah.
Notice is hereby given that az a meet
ing Of the board Of directors of the Maple
Mining company, held on the 18th day
OF March, 1868. assessment No. S of one
fifth of a cent a share was levied upon
the capital stock of the corporation isl
sued and outstanding. payable immedi-
ateiy 20 the secretary. at his office No.
10 West First South street Salt Lake
City. Utah. Any stock upon which the
assessment remains unpaid on Monday
April 10th, 1903, viii be delinquent and adj
vertised for sale at public auction aal
unless payment is made before VIII be
sold on Friday May s. 1903 at 30 O'Clock
a m, az the secretary's office. 20 pas
the delinquent assessment thereon to-
gether with the cost OF advertising auo
expenses OF sale.
JOSEPH ZIRBES.
Secretary.
Salt Lake City, March 18th. 1903
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PlOMBfFS TURN TO RATIFY
Ca1 Treaty viii Now Have to Run the Gantst Before the Con-
grass of Little But Turbulent Republic
JOY in France

FT1AsHINGTON. March ls-Dr
fF Thomas Heran. secretary of the
Colombian legation IN Washing
ton and charge danaires. has infor-
maily advised his government of the
ratification of the Panama canal treaty
by the senate. but awaits some formal
announcement By Secretary Hay before
transmitting the Information officially
TO Bog0ta.
"A special session of the Colombian
congress. according TO Information at
che legation. has been called hy the
president for the purpose of consider
ing the treaty. adjusting current mat-
ters and for other purposes. III the
canal treaty U.s. placed before the con-
greas. final action. it is stated. must be
taken ore it before consideration can be-
given other subjects 10 is said al the
legation that the treaty must De acted
90 by both the house and senate, and
that debate in either branch can be
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-20
MORMON MISSIONARY is ELECTED

PHILADELPHIA the meetings incidental to the
Philadelphia Methodist Episcopal church
by Of
elected amid storm
o Home
Missionary society n the Thirteenth church
DR. ]
n a
ed a n. f.
principles
Buckley president the society who
there Of Put him
wantfto word" shouted Tmpon
, called and he Orted the der @
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Notice Il Assessment.

CENTURY GOLD MINING q MILL
ms company Location of principal place
OF business. salt Lake city. Utah
Notice is hereby given that at meet
ing OF the board of directors OF the Gems
turv Gold Mining a. Milling c0mpsnv
held 0n the 18th day of March. an assess
meet of ten lQcl cents per share was
levied on the capital stock of the corDor-
ation. payable Immediately 10 The scores
tary az his office. no. go y. LIST South SD
salt Lake city Utah. ANY stock uu0n
which this assessment may remain ms
paid on che 18Th or .Aprl 1903. win be-
delinquent and advertised for sale al pub
lie auction, and unless payment is made
before, VIII be sold On tEe 18th dar of
May, 1893. al o'clock %. m. 90 pas the
delinquent assessment, together with tho
cost OF advertising and expense of SAFE.
~ order ol the board of directors
E. @. kNOWLTON
Secretary
salt Lake City. Utah. March isth. 1ea
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-20
NOMINATIONS

Washington, March 19-The president
today sent TO the senate the follow
ing nominations:
Consuls-Albert b. Swain, now con-
sui at Monteviedo, at southampton
England; John K. Hopley, now consul
at Southampton, at MOnteviedO
Uruguay; Clarence Rice S ocum o.
New York, at Warsaw. Russia.
Postmaster-Ca California: ]. J. Luch-
singer Vallejo.
Captains to be rear admirals in the
navy-Francis A. Cook, Purnen F.
Darlington.
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PR0TESTANTS AND CATHOLICS
HAVE TROUBLE IN'FlJI ISLANDS

missionary and other occupants being
absent at the time.
A new volcano IS vomiting large
quantities Of smoke and lava on Rlri,
New Hebrides Earthquake shocks were
being felt The residents believed the
volcano 90 be caused by submarine
erupuOns near the island and large
bodies. OF water were seen to fly upward
no times The residents were much
alarmed when the last mails LETT
Plague has broken out on the French
steamer Ia PrOuse at NOumea. from
New Hebrides Four died She has
been quarantined
AS the result of a collision I'm Sydney
harbOr. the steamer Wakatipu. laden
with passengers and cargo from Laun-
Cestou. was sunk by the steamer Eu-
rimbla, which ran b0w-on into the
starboard side of the Wakatipu. No
lives were lost.
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Victoria, 3. c.. March 1S-The steam
81 Moana. which arrived today. brought
news from Fiji that trouble has arisen
between the protestants and Roman
Catholics there as a result of the burn
ing Of 300 Bibles by the Catholics. The
natives Of the section had changed their
religion and according 90 letters from
Rev. Burns. a Protestant missionary at
RewR "a public gathering was held and
the Bibles burned. The incident has
since caused much friction between the
two bodies.
News was brought of an attack on
the Presbyterian mission on Ambrian
island by armed natives Of New Heb
rides. The natives. who came from the
hin tribes, approached the mission with
rifles and ammunition. surrounded the
place and opened fire at a given signal,
Kidding the walls. When they rushed
the house they found no one there. the
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Especial to The Herald9


U7AsHINGTON, March 1S.-serators
VIZ Kearns and smoot today, at she
request Of the president. submit
ted a tentative programme for his en-
tertainment when he visits Utah.
May %. The programme. which the
president heartily approved, is as fol-
lows.
The president VIII arrive at salt Lake
lat 2 o'clocR on the morning OF the
18th, and VIII remain in his car un-
oil $50, when he viii be met by a milf
tary escort from Fort Douglas and a
committee of citizens and taken driv-
ing through the city on a route 20 be
arranged later, reaching the tabernacle
at 1915 O'Clock
The programme at the tabernacle win
occupy about one hour and will in
clude an address by the president The
president viii then be driven 10 the
home Of Senator Kearns, where lunch
con will be served, other guests being
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-20
COAL MINERS ON STRIKE.

Butte. March ia special to the
Miner from Red Lodge says that as
a result of the fai'u Of the men and
management of the Elbow CleeP Coal
Mining company TO rea n an agreement
on the questions Of tonnage an0 man
ner of weighing coal. the employees
have gone on a strike. The men de-
mand a tot 1000 pounds pounds in
stead of the long ton of 2,240 insisted
upon by the company. Operation are
at a standstill About $50 men are In
volVed
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-20
OGDEN Briefs

James Anderson was in Ogden yester-
day from Morgan.
Mrs and Miss Canaday on Gait. Colo,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. At. j. Toy.
The case of C. T. Huddies0n. charged
by c. r.. krauch with disturbing the
peace. was taken up Yesterday and dis
posed Of Justice Howell giYing krauch "a
severe renrimand ana ordering The ula-
missal OF the charge.
A. s., Wenger has purchased the for
mer home or II. ID. Ryan on Twenty -ntth
street.
Professor Marshall lectures tonight az
the Weber stake academy on West
minister Abbey.
James H. Cr0ckweu has purchased the
news business OF j. CarsWel and VIII
continue the same.
Yesterday afternoon in the court Of
Justice III. g. Wardleigh, a. Leech en-
tered a plea of guilty 90 obtaining money
under false pretenses and paid me OF
SO
Mrs IL. j. Hogan whose husband was
seriously injured at Terrace about Two
weeks ago. has returned home. Mr.. Ho-
gan b. stiu at the hospital. but IS much
improved.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-20
Notice to Contractors-

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC
works salt Lake City. March I8. IgU
Sealed proposals VIII be received al rns
office until o'clock p. M. Friday March
a. 1903. for the work of constructing 4
Including palm house and heating Dlaui
Instructions 10 bidders, together win
specifications and forms for contract and
bond. can be obtained upon application
~ the office of the board of public work
or city engineer. The right is reserved Oh
reject any and AN bids BY order OF the
Board OF Public Works.
SPENCER CLAWSON. Chairman.
LOUIS G. KELSEY. City Engineer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-20
cHAReED 49, coNsPIRAcY.

Victoria, b. c., March 19-George
Estes, president Of the United Broth
erhood of Railway Employees. who is
organizing the strike now or against
the Canadian Pacific railway, was
charged in the police court this morn
ing with conspiracy 10 delay his
majesty's mail, the charge being laid
under a section of the postal service
act of Canada, which is punishable
with one years Imprisonment Estes
was remanded until tomorrow.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-20
FORTUNES LOST BY A SCRATCH
Millions That Went to Other Men Be
cause of an Accident.
lDenN.r IImesI

II T. ". SalZman had been three min
utes quicker he would have secured a
S35,O00.000 diamond mine I'M South Africa.
III IT had not been for bit Of FAULTY
track just outside Chicago fl would have
been Hayden Bennett who would have
made "a fortune by organizing the steel
corporation and not j. PierpOnt Morgan
III Burton Neville's horse had not found
cred iu the last mile of a race for lane
registers office he would have won one
of the richest California gold mine claims.
III Arnold Bryan's salvage steamer had
started an hour sooner from Rio he would
have been able 10 secure the treasure OF
a tabled Spanish galleOn at Trinidad.
Those were four golden opportunities
which could not wait. IL was heart
breaking for the men who saw untold
wealth within their grasp and then saw
10 disappear just as they were about 10
cluth IT, It was heart-breaking. but there
was nothing TO DO but phllOsophize.
SalZman was surveying i'm GriQualand
when he missed his great opportunity
The farm which he was tempted TO BUY
at first sight was as dismal a piece OF
South African ground as ever man looked
upon, but there was that I'm its appear
ance which made the surveyor believe u
was valuable.
De Beers. the owner of the farm. was
so tired of hopeless and fruitless toll that
be offered 20 sell it for a change of cloth
ing. SalZman looked at it again and re-
fused. a suit Of clothes seemed to be too
great a price TO pay Tor a heap of rocks
I'm a land where rocks were plentiful
He went back TO Cape Town, but kept
thinking about that farm which he could
have bought for a suit of clothes. Fin
ally he decided 10 so back and purchase
a. He had been hearing strange tales
Of the finding of enormous wealth In dia-
mOnds on just such rocky land. and u
was worth a try. anyhow.
He made the trek In a hurry, but just
as he got TO De Beers gate a stranger
drove up ahead of him and entered
When SalZman entered the house he
found that the man who had arrived
three minutes before him had Just com
pleted the deal for the purchase. Three
weeks later IL was learned that the Dc
Beers farm had proved itself an mex.
haustible mine Of diamonds.
=
A few minutes breakdown caused the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-20

made hiW so much trouble that he de-
sisted and ram away Mr.. NeibOs fur
uished the description 20 the police ANA
The arrest was made yesterday afternoon
0y Captain Brown COsseu has marks on
bis hand as though from bite and Mrs
NelbOs Identifies him as the man VINO
assaulted her. The arrest of Peden was
for the purpose of getting testimony 1rcm
him as 90 the whereabouts of Cosseu and
the condition of his clothing after the
man returned to his room.
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NOTICE

The Idaho Sugar company, q corpo-
ration organized and existing under the
laws Of Utah, hereby announces that
il win set apart for distribution. and
viii distribute. among the beet growers
of Idaho, ten per cent Of the aggregate
amount that may be received By said
company from the state Of Idaho Z
bounty upon the sugar manufactured
by the same: such distribution viii be
pro rata TO the total number Of tons
Of beets accepted under contract and
grown by the company. and viii be
made promptly upon receipt Of the
bounty by the company.
BY resolution of the board OF direc-
tors made at Salt Lake City. Utah. on
the 18th day OF March. 1903
JOS. F. SMITH.
President
II. O.. WHITNEY.
Secretary.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-20
Deverv the Poet.
- - EvenInc 80.

tNeW YORK evening SUM-
Big Bill Devery said when he APP
peared at the Pump that he was glad
he left the police department without
any charges. 1t took the whole state
20 give him a vacation, which he had
enjoyed in every way. he said.
When asked as to what steps he
would take 10 get his pension, the for
mer chief said.
"That IS ia the haHSs Of my lawyers,
but I've got no kick coming against
the court Of appeals. Their decision
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-20
How the Little Dealer Did the trust
ltr0m the Tobacco War i'm Leslie
Monthly for March.)

mummy Aoi AAaftlisf
When the cigar store combination first
began 20 open stores in New York "a
dealer in one of the downtown cross
streets was approached and asked 20 set
a figure on his business. He did so and
az twice the actual value of his estab-
lshment. The prospective purchaser set
one OF hls agents TO watch the daily re-
celpts or the mans store for a week. The
dealer had prepared for this. Very quiet
ly be had gone around among his friends
ana arranged with them to buy boxes of
cigars and jars of tobacco, by the dozen
or case, purchases 20 be returned at the
end Of the week. and a bonus given 90 the
purchaser for his trouble. Naturally the
representative Of the United Cigar Stores
company was much impressed Dy the
stream or purchasers who LETT the avenue
10 buy OF their IavOrlte dealer and the
sale was effected al the end of the week,
at the dealers own figure. For "a time
the new owners could not understand
Why business fel of so astOuishingIy
after they had taken possession. but
when a couple Of months went by with
no Improvement, the true situation
CaWned upon them and they closed up
the shop.
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JUST COW SENSE.
Resorted to Stairs to Extricate Her
self From Cellar.

Richheld March IA COW leisurely
coming out Of a kitchen was the unusual
sight witnessed at James Browns home
few DAYS ago The animal had fallen
into a cellar the roof having given away
beneath her as she was walking over IT,.
The only way ont was up the cellar
steps and into the kitchen The COW
soon made up her mind that she would
have to take this course If she got out
so she tackled il and with success. The
cellar opened into the kitchen and the
cow had 20 enter this room. Locating
the outer door she took her departure
little the worse for her experience.
o. II. Borg is getting a good starter to-
ward a rabbitry. He has rs hares snOW
and has his pens arranged so that he
can take care of the rabbits and the iu-
crease from now will be very rapid.
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STATE NEWS
CASTLE GATE NEWS NOTES.
Thief Searches Trunk and Takes
Thirty-fve Dollars Therefrom.

Castle Gate, March IA robbery took
place at Young's hotel yesterday. where
by John COOmbs lost $50. He had hung up
his pants. containing a bunch of keys in
one of the pockets. among which was his
trunk KEY. On his return from work he
noticed that the button link WAS fastened
differently from his customary method
and on going 10 his trunk for his money
he found IL missing No clew has been
found OF the thief, but Il Is well known
that il was some one who Is well 40
quainted with the surroundings.
Miss Ada Lewis and James Price were
married YESTERDAY
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CossEN IN BAD PLIGHT.
With Assault, He is Now in

Charged With Assault, He is Now in
Jail
81. o.. Cosstn and his associate Albert
PeQen tW9 young men who have been
canNassIne for The enlargement or pic
lures. were arrested yesterday and the
first named VIII have a serious charge to
face. He o. charged by - NeibOs with
assault and Mrs. Neibos Identifies him as
her assailanJ 10 appears that The man
went to the Nelbos home. 3-l Twenty
third street. ON Tuesday afternoon and
found AIRS. NelD0s mixing bread Her
husband was away. The fellow had been
drinking and threw hls arm around her.
She struggled desperately. but the fellow
chung to her and in the struggle his
clothes became smeared with Hour Mrs
Nelhos also DO his finger and altogether
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IS he ESCAPED PRISONERS
Police Believe They Have the Man
Wanted at Folsom.

oAtCo believe 4ucy nave the wan
Wanted at Folsom.
The police department arrested an
escaped prisoner from Folsom prison,
California. The arrest was made yester-
day hy Detective ELAN and Officer Meis-
uer and was effected on Information re-
ceived from another former inmate of
Folsom. who. had served his time and
who was arrested by the officers on the
charge of vagrancy. On his information
the suspect was arrested and taken 10
the station. He gave the name of Burns
A message was sent bv Chief Browning
10 the warden of the Folsom prison and
"a reply was Immediately received say
ing. eve want Hughes. alias ScOttv
VIII send picture and description tomOr-
row morning. Burns admits having been
iu Folsom. but says hc had served his
time. The person giving the police iu-
formation says he escaped from the fur
mace room of the prison some months
ago. that he is the man hughes whom
the warden wants. Both men were held
on charges of vagraucy.