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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-30
GUILTY OF ADULTERY
Finding Of an English Jury in q
Case involving Dakota Di-
Yorce Law.

London, July 2a.-The validity OF Da-
kota divorces IN England was again
raised tOda~r before the president of the
divorce court Sir Francis Jeune. in the
SUIT To- divorce brought rs -. :. Con-
stand asaints his wife. who is a
daughter Of Stephen Rall a member of
the firm Of Rail- brothers, well known i'm
New. York well as IN London. The
husband charged his wife with biga-
mOusly marrying DR.. Lance. the family
physician. MIR. COnstandi obtained a Ju-
dical separation from his wife in 1899.
John Lawson Walton, counsel for the
petitioner. explained the subsequent pro
cccdings as follows.
This delicately nurturcd lady of Bel
Eravia went TO a Wild district Of the
earth, emigTated 10 the half-setued state
OF Dakota. became an American citizen
stayed six months there, frauduleuuy
obtained a sO-called divorce and married
the correspond INT there. thus using the
lax Dakota laws Tor her own purpose.
This" continued Mr. Walton. was
fraud on civilized Jurisprudence.
The jury found the respondent and CO.
respondent guilty Of adultery. awarding
$4,000 damages against DR.. Lance and
also found the petitioner guilty of the
counter charge ~ adultery. His petition
therefore was dismissed and argument on
the points Of INV involved WAS post poned
until tomorrow.
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POLICY OF LEO
ISUNCHANGED
personality of the New Pope
Cuts No Figure.
COMMITTEE OF CARDINALS
SENSATIONAL SCENES IN OLD
ROME.

O>-Ioosae July 29.--Cardinal Logue.
archbishop Of Armagh, had an inter
view today with Cardinal Gibbons.
When asked today what he thought
sf the objections frequently mentioned
against cardinal Gotti being elected
pope on the ground that his being n
MEMBER OF religious order would pre-
vent him from dealing in a broad spir-
L with Catholic problems i'm America
and Great Britain, Cardinal Locue
said TO a representative Of the Asso-
ciated Press:
1T is absurd Cardinal Goti was
formerly an inter-nuncio and has
mixed with the representative OF the
Varions powers. He knows the prevail
ing conditions as well as anvbodv.
Just because he IS a Carmelite il does
not follow that he is narrow minded.
moreover IL is unreasonable to attrfb-
ute 100 much weight TO the person
atty OF the new pope. International
matters and internal policy are now Al
most invariably settled bv commit
tees OF cardinals who. certainly under
the late Pope Leo. have directed their
departments just as much as the heads
or apartments Of civil government.
but. whoever may be pope. it is not
llkeiy That he win attempt to make any
changes IN policy without being careful
10 take the service of those commits
sionS which have heretofore directed
tns policy of the vatican"
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REF0RMERS
TERR0RlZED
Little Hope That Good Can Come
Out Of China.
LEADERS READY TO LIE DOWN
CHANG CHI TUNG LEADS THE
REACTIoNISTS.
EADERS READY TO LIE DOWN

Peking, July 29.-The Chinese who
are advocating government reforms
have been terrorized by the ~eadop-
ton Of the old policy of repression a.
Instanced by the recent arrest at
shanghai Of Chinese editors on charges
OF sedltion- These arrests are inter
pleted mere as indicating that the ex-
IRENE conservatives are in the ascend
aney and that the government has de-
teIIillhed TO suppress the freedom of
spSech winch has prevailed since the
"pneaVal OF 1900. The names Of forty
residents of Picking who are accused of
liberal tendencies were presented 10 the
dewager empress today by the re-
aeIonary officials. who recommended
that they be severely punished Those
accused are considered guilty of only
what in enlightened countries would be
termed legitimate criticism of the gov
eminent Ihis is said also to be true
OF the native journalists imprisoned at
shanghai, except in the case of two of
them, who suggested the assassination
OF the Manchu rulers as a remedy for
China's troubles. All foreigners and
progressive Chinese are deeply inter-
eSted in the decision which the min
listers VIII make on the question of
turning over the native editors arrested
at Shanghai to Chinese jurisdiction and
they express the hope that technicaIi-
ties concerning the Jurisdiction Of the
mixed court will be ignored if necessary
and that the ministers will refuse on
the ground of humanity to deliver the
prisoners to the Chinese for probable
torture and execution, as happened in
the case of the Chinese who were
turned over to the Chinese officials at
Shanghai during the Japanese war.
Chang Chi Tung, vicerOy of Nankin,
is credited with the leadership of the
reactionary party. advising such
course to the empress dowager. VINO
will acquiesce. Prince Ching is re-
ported to favor leniency. At the ex-
amina tions recently held at Picking for
the selection of officials many of the
candidates departed for the usual Gus
tom of writing merely scholarly es-
says and favOring improvements in the
government. All who pursued this
course were refused Offices on the adj
vice of Chang Chi Tung. The dowager
empress is said to blame the refOrmers
and the increasing freedom of speech
for the disorders in the south, hence
the repressive measures.
Chang Chi Tung has been made one
of the progressive vicerOys. He was APP
pointed on the joint ministry of educa-
ton and was recently ordered to re-
wise the constitution Of the PelOing uni
versity and form plain system for
the provincial universities. In the lat
ter part Of May he was given an au-
dience by the dowager empress, after
the report Of a conspiracy 10 prevent
him from going TO Picking
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Assessment No. 2.

SOUTH SWANSEA MINING COM
pany. Location Of principal place OF bust
hereby given that at a meeting OF the
board of directors Of the South Swansea
Mining company. held on the 9th dav OF
July, 1903, an assessment of two CD cents
per share, being assessment No. 2 was
levied on the capital stock Of the cOrpora-
ton, payable Immediately to the secre-
tary al his office, No, 800 Auerbach block
Salt Lake City. Utah.
Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on the 9TH day Of
August, 1908, viii be delinquent and ad-
Vertised for sale at public auction an6
unless payment is made before will be
sold on the 18th day OF August, 1903, al
o'clock p. m, to pay the delinquent as
sessment, together with the cost of ad-
vertising and expense OF sale.
BY order Of the board OF directors
". II. FARNSWORTH
Secretary South Swansea Mining COM
pany. 307 Auerbach Block
Salt Lake City, Utah, July s. 1893.
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INFORMALLY RECEIVED.
How a Foreign Minister Presented
His Credentials to Jackson.

his OIEQtnLAdlo ~ JdCkSOn.
Although "Oid Hickory was a blunt
man in all matters of business and reach
ed his purposes by, the straightest road,
said an old newspaper man. ''stil, he was
courteous IN an eminent degree and had
high respect for the forms of social
intercourse. While president Of the Unit
ed States his reception of foreign min
listers and eminent citizens was distin-
gtished by o0urtly etiquette and noble
bearing II is related that on one oc-
casion a foreign minister just arrived
had day and hour appointed by SIR.
McIsane then secretary of state. to be
presented TO the president. and. misunder-
standing the prcmier's French and per-
fectly at fault by the apparent simple
lily of republican manners, the minis,
ter. at IT, appointed time. proceeded
10 the White House alone and rang the
lie suis venue voir Monsieur Ie pres
ident." said. the Dlcnpotentiary TO the
Irish servant.
IAN what tho diviI docs that meang-'
muttcred Pat and continued. He says
president. though. an l 'spose he wishes
out oui.~ SAID the minister. bowing.
Without further ceremony the gentle
man was ushered into the green roor,,
where the general sat complaccutly snioS-
ing his corncob pipe, and on the instant
he commenced a marcmOnious hanague in
French. ~ wsich 'Old Hickory did rot
understand one word.
WHAT does the man Want. Patrick -
asked the general without Conccaiing his
surprise az what he witnessed.
IT'S French that he's spakin' in. an
with your lave III sind for the cook TO
find out what the giutleD1an wants.
In due time the presiding officer or
the kitchen arrived; the mystery was cx-
planned. and. to the astonishment OF the
cook. tho servant and the old GENERAL,
an accredited mnlEer from forcign
government was d15cloped. lgitMatciy
a the instant the secretary idmc IA. u
cerimohi3us introduction took place and
all parties were soon at ease.
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WERE NoT no BLAME.

Baker City, Ore, July 29.-POstmaster
Moomaw received an order by wire
from the first assistant postmaster gen
eTal this afternoon reinstating Assist
ant Postmaster George H. Tracy and
Chief Mailing Clerk Arthur Lowell.
The two officers were to have been dis
missed Aug. 1, in pursuance of a pre-
vious order. on account Of the loss Of
two registered letters. which occurred
last March. After a most rigid inves-
tigatiOn on the part of the postal in
spectors there was nothing found upon
which to base a charge against the
two emDIOvPS.
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CHANGE IN THE RULES.

Washington, July 29.-Taking note of
the criticisms that have been passed al
home and abroad on the application of
the Chinese exclusion laws to the in
coming Chinese who are to set up the
Chinese exhibit at the St. Louis ex1
position, the president has directed a
considerable change in the existing
rules. The amended rules are now in
press. and it is said will make the entry
of Chinese who are not attempting to
evade the exclusion laws easy. The
Chinese minister mere has expressed
his satisfaction with the changes.
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FArLuRTs ~ LONDON.

London. July 29.-Two failures were
announced this morning on the stock
exchange A. :. Graves & COcpany.
one of the oldest established firm Of
brokers. and AnselmO II. y. Kilby, 4
jobber in. Kaffirs. Neither failure
was important.
Today is payday and the general tone
improved. Americans tended upward.
This afternoon the failure Of w. S.
c. Smith. jobber In American Sc
rurfffos WIS announced
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IN COUNTY MAYO.
King and Queen of England Making
q Tour of ireland.

Dublin, July 29.-The royal yacht Vic
toria and Albert. with King Edward
and Queen Alexandra aboard, which
left Buncrana, on the north coast, yes
terday. arrived at Kjllala bay. on the
west coast. today. Their majesties
were Accompanied d. the Earl of Dud-
ley, lord lieutenant Of Ireland.
Despite the inclemeDt weather they
landed on the Mayo side of the bay and
afterward they proceeded in motor
car through the picturesque scenery OF
that portion of Ireland, inspecting
many OF the laborers' cottages on the
way. Tonight the warships in the bay
are Illuminated and bonfires are burn
ing on the surrounding hills.
Tomorrow their majesties viii travel
by motor car through the Connemara
country. Queen Alexandra has given
the Earl OF Dudley $500 for distribu-
ton among the poorest people OF Dub
lin and other parts of ireland.
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COMMERCIAL AGENT
FOR SAN PEDRO LINE

Los Angeles, Cal, July BE. W.
Ginett. general freight and passenger
agent OF the Salt Lake route, whose
0ff1ces are now in Salt Lake City. To-
day appointed j. Lloyd Moore to the
position of commercial agent for the
San Pedro. Los Angeles & Salt Lake
road. with .headuua Fters in Salt Lake
City. Mr.. Moore was formerly city
passenger agent OF the New York Cen
trail lines in this city.
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INSANITY AND DEATH.

Evansville. Ind, July 29.-As a re-
suit of recent rioting in this city the
wife OF Robert Lee. the negro who
shot and killed Louis Massey, a police
officer. lost her mind and was killed by
a train while crossing the railroad
bridge near jacksonville, Ky The wO-
man left here on the night of the re-
cent rioting, which was started as a
result of her husbands act.
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FEDERAL GRAND JURY.

Washington. July 29.-The federal
grand jury resumed its consideration
Of postal cases today. but did not re-
port the expected indictments. Assist
ant District Attorney Taggart was IN
certain when the jury would report. IL
is known that there Is at least one wit
ness who is to be examined regarding
natters. concerning George w. Beavers.
already under indictment in Brooklyn
on account of his alleged connection
with the government purchase Of postal
supplies
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nH1LnREN,s Day AT CALpER,s.

There was an attendance of several
thousand at Callers yesterday. it was
ChiIdren's day at that resort and the
little folks turned out il great numbers
to enjoy the programme prepared Tor
them. There was dancing to the m3isic
of Professor Christensen's orchestra
and each little visitor was given
package Of candy by Manager Hertz.
Then. too, the vaudeville performance
charmed the children. who had a
thoroughly delightful day.
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NnpnnY 10 BLAME.

washington. July 29.-The naval
hoard which investigated the recent
coufslon in Newport harhor between
file fnrpedo boat NNinsloW and the yacht
civic has reported 10 the navy de-
,faftraont that tilc accident WIS caused
hy The crawotd condiaon of the harbor
,,rd ~ the commander or the tor
80 Bat was obliged 10 choose be-
tween Bounding his vessel and strik-
ing The Ciytie. The government viii
pay the damages. No further pro-
coedings are recommended.
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cIRcLEp THE GLOBE.

Seattle. Wash, July 29.-After cir
cling the globe 10 deliver an accused
man to the authorities in Manila, and
capture another in South Africa to be
taken to Nome. two federal officers ar
rived tonight in Seattle with the latter
prisoner, James c. Beasley. The men
who made the journey are Charles +.
Heron of Seattle, a special agent OF
the department Of justice, and Deputy
United States Marshal d. 4. Dwyer of
Alaska. Beasley is charged with for
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-30
RuMoR WIS UNTRUE.

St. Petersburg. July 2s.-The state
ment contained in American papers to
the effect that there had been change
in the method of vizieing passports
for travellers intending to visit Rus
STA. is untrue. The rule. which has al
ways been in Sorce and remains un-
changed. is that ambassadors and con-
suis general may VIE passports, but
that honorary cOnsuls may not.
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RAIN IN NEBRAsKA.

Loup City. Neb., July 2s.-Four in
ches of rain fell here last night be-
tween 1l:20 and IL o'clock. The rain
was accompanied by u heavy wind
which did a great deal Of damage. \
mill which was being constructed was
completely destroyed. The building
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FENCES ORDERED DOWN.

Topeka, Kan, July 29.-On orders
from the department of justice at
Washington United States District
Attorney J. 6. Dean has directed G. H.
Dewey. the ranchman OF Cheyenne
county war fame. to tear down eleven
miles of fence which partially encloses
thirteen sections of government land.
Dewey is one Of fifteen or more ranch
mon who are said to have government
land enclosed
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vERpIcr oF SUICIDE.

Berkeley, Cal, July 29.--The coroner's
jury over the. remains of Captain
Thomas Howard OF Victoria, +. G,
whose dead body was found beside a
barn at West Berkeley several days
ago. brought in a verdict of suicide to-
night
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CHIEF YoUNGsoN DEAD.

Cleveland. o.. July SO.-A special
from Meadvs.le. Pa. says that A. y.
1Oungson. who succeeded 70 the chief
tainship OF the Brotherhood OF Loco
motive Engineers, died at 2:40 O'clock
this morning.
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And In accordance with law and an
order Of the board Of directors. made on
the 9Th day OF June, 1903. so many share
of each parcel of stock as may be neCos-
sary will be sold at the office Of Hugh
Anderson, secretary Of said company. IN
stairs, No. les South Main street. Salt
Lake City, Utah, on Monday, the 10Th
day Of August, at . o'clock p. M. to paw
the delinquent assessments thereon. to-
gether with the cost OF advertising and
expenses of the sale
HUGH ANDERSON. Secretary.
Upstairs, l6s South Main street Salt Lake
City, Utah.
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INSURED FOR ss5, 900.

Louisville, Ky, July cit developed
today that Paul Game, a young man
who was found drowned last week, had
S35. 600 in accident insurance in sddi-
ton to the life policies he carried. a
New York company has a rcpresen-
tative here investigating the case.
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Loss WAs HFAVY.

Baku. Russia, July 29.-The extern
sive petroleum works at Balakhamy
have been burned. The IRE is believed
to have been Of incendiary origin. Large
numbers of boring towers and reser-
voirs OF naphtha We're destroyed. in
GLIDING those belonging to the Hobel
brother and to the Caspian company.
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which wss ethree stories high was
shifted OFF its foundations and thrown
on its side, breaking almost into kind
ling. All cellars in the city we're
Hooded
All the small grains that had not
been SUIT was blown down and viii be
Il total loss. There has been no per-
sons reported injured by the storm.
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MAcHFN's TRIAL.

Washington. July 29.-The district SUI
nrewe court today nxed Aug. for
1earinS on The demurrer or August w
Maeher, ioriaerly general superin-
,endent OF Inc frce delivery division
of tho p0stclicc department. 10 the
indictments against Linn. Tho demur-
res Win be fied an cours in q day or
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INcREAsED sAIARY.


|I-I-NIII u LlIl IIEIlIu-I
washington. July 29-Under the an
nual ro1dJustmsnt &c postmasters' sal
hies tho posimasters az Bingham Can
lon and Brigham, Utah. each receive
500 additional during the coming fiscal
year. The postmaster's salary at Occur
Aienc. Ida. is also Increased 500 per
arnUm.
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DIED IN HOSPITAL.

Denver, July pa special TO the Re-
publican from Pueblo. Colo, says AL
fred W. Raymond, for years the man
ager of the Wyoming mines Of the
Colorado Fuel & Iron company. died
today at the company's hospital here.
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ACTOR DEAD.

Phoenix. Ariz. July 29.-H. s. Tabor
of 40 West Fifty-seventh street, New
Yrk, died here today of tuberculosis.
He was q well known actor. formerly
with Frohman and DAILY and at one
pany.
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MRS. PRIMROSE DEAD.

Buffalo. y. y. July 29.-AIrs. Emma
Primrose, nee Catlin, wife Of George II.
Primrose. the minstrel. died here today
o. heart paralysis. Mr.. Primrose has
cancelled his euga gements and Will
come on nom chicago on morning
tram.
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DUEL WITH SWORDS.

Paris, July ga quarrel between
Vlscount Antoine de Contades and Tu-
oni Bey. second secretary OF the Turk
ish embassy. resulted ia a duel with
words today IN which Beg was
wounded in the arm
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Delinonent Notice

THE TETRO MINING COMPANY OF
Iintic. NOtice.-Therc are delinquent
upon the following described stock on
account of assessment levied on the Goth
day OF June. 1903. tho several amounts
set opposite the names of the respective
shareholders, as follows:
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Notice.

SEALED BIDS FOR THE ERECTION
and completion of a county court house
in COalvile city, summit county. Utah,
will be received at the office of the
county clerk. az the court house. in Coal
gust g. 1903
Bids will be received for the erection
of the building in whole or in part
Each bid must be accompanied by a
certified check for the sum % two and
One-half per cent of the amount OF the
bid
Plans. specifications and details Of the
proposed building arc en- file and subject
10 inspection in the office Of the county
clerk of said county
The successful bidder win be reoiIf-ed
TO furnish bond "a presided by law.
The county commissioners reserve the
right TO reject any anG all bids.
BY order OF the board OF county COM
missiOners Of Summit cOunty Utah.
eSeaD i. II NEELEY
frorrnfv- fHr,-r-
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The " Force " Food Company buffalo, n T.:
GENTLEMEN-A rumor having reached me that your
product - FORCE, contained injurious ingredients
took the occasion to anayze it, in the interest of
my own family and Of some friends who are liberal
users of it.
Il may interest you 10 know that found it con-
sisted exclusively Of Whole Wheat Barley and Salt,
and is absolutely free from any injurious elements
whatever
Permit me to express my sincere regret that such
a serious and baseless rumor should gain footing
with the public.
You are free to use this letter in any way that viii
help to do your product Justice.
Yours truly,
WILBUR L. SCOYILLE.
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Delinquent Assessment Notica

THE FREE SILVER MINING COM
pany of Utan- Location and principal
place Of business, salt Lake City. Utah
Notice; There are delinquent upon Tho
following described stock on account 81
assessment levied June 4. 1909 the so,.
eral amounts set opposite the names 30
the respective shareholders, as follows.
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5oTTCE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
there VIII be a sp,Cial meeting of the
members Of salt Lal,e College. "A corpora
ton. at the general office Of said cor
Doration at Hammond hall. salt Lake
Citv- Utah, on Monday evening. Aug. H.
1903. at O'Clock. The object and pur-
pose of said meeting is to consider the
question OF conveying al OF the property
Of said corporation to 4 new corporation
reCentlV organized under the same name.
salt Lake College for the purpose of
succeeding to and carrying out the pur-
poses of this corporation.
Dated july IS. 1903.
BY order OF the slard OF trustees.
J. 3. EVANS. Secretary.
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And in accordance with. law and au or
der OF tho board of directors, made on
the 10th day of June. 1884, so many shares
OF each parcel of said stock as may be-
necessary will be sold at the office OF the
No % Commercial Tub block.
Salt Lake City. Utah. on the 2ed day ri
August. 1903, AT ! o'clock p. M TO nay
Delinquent assessment. together with cOsr
az advertising and expense of sale
ERNEST WILLIAMS
Secretary Tetro Mining Company OF Tin
Tie
Salt Lake City. Utah. July p. 1888