The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-15
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
SPARKS.


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That business boom that threatens
salt Lake may come right along row
any time and be sure of hearty wei
come
Many Illuminating addresses viii no .
doubt be heard at the session Of the
electrical workers in salt Lake this 4
week.
A prominent Salt Lake creamery /
states that it is unable to supply the
local demand for butter, but a boun-
tiful fruit crop insures plenty of jelly
10 spread on the bread this winter, so
there is no cause for worry.
The statement that the output Of 4
anthracite coal this year has broken /
an records should not be taken TO mean 7
that coal is going TO be cheaper this .
winter.
If the European steel combine should
be formed, Mr.. Schwab might find Dc
to his advantage TO go over to become
president Of il, the proximity 20 Monte
Carlo making the position much more
desirable than the one he has just
left.
Red GALLAGHER. the hack driver, who
has been twice arrested for his lively
display of weapons and his thrilling
drive some weeks back, desires to inn
press upon the public his belief that
all the official outrases are not com
United IN Macedonia.
Oregon also refuses to be forgotten
ard comes forward with a citizen who
is charged with defraUding the govern
ment out OF public lands.
! If it should prove true that fourteen
American rattlesnakes have been lid
Grated in ireland. residents of THAI
country VIII have another good pre-
! text for carrying a small drop of snake
/ bite medicine with them. still, the
I statement that the snakes were hbeT-
4 ated at Blarney castle tends to cast
! suspicion on the whole affair.
The Turkish embassy in London and
! the correspondents in Bulgaria should
! get together and compromise. The en-
bassy places the number of Bulgarians
killed since the trouble began at eight
+, persons. while the correspondents est1-
mate 10 to be 60.O00 discrepancy which
tends TO confuse readers.
Condition Unchanged.
They called him away from his hayrake
Like 20 Old Cliincinnatus. the great;
They sent him to congress TO show the
Real statesmen could legislatc
But congress, it seems, ran along much
His advent caused no wild alarm
The wise legislation, somehow, never
And the farmer returned to the farm.
The customs revenues Of the Philip
pines for this year show a great in
crease over last. but whether this is
due to increased business or to the ac-
tivity of the federal grand jury this
year is not shown by the report.
1t was thoughtful of the w c. T. L.
Ito begin offensive operations against
Senator SmOOt just at this time. Their
action viii no doubt have the effect Of
making the junior senator one of the
, main features at the irrigation con-
gress-
A barrel Of alcohol did more damage
to the cruiser Olympia and its crew
? than the entire Spanish fleet was able
to inflict during several hours of fight
, ing. Another powerful temperance ar
gument-
r As vet the car has not suggested the
. availability of his peace tribunal al
o. The Hague to Bulgaria and Turkey.
The year 1903 promises to be remem-
e bered in history chiefly for cloudbursts
q and indictments.
After defective tires on Barney Old
/ fields racing motors cause the deatf
OF two or three more people the young
r. man will likely consider the advisa-
e bility of examining them prior to start
d ing.
Isn't il about time for postOffice Of
e ficials to quit placing the responsible
n ity for their actions upon the late Pres
s ident Mckinley
Two Russian secret police Officials
i'who were sent out to do a little gun
e shoe work for the government anon:
e workmen have been eXiled to Siberii
Re because they made too much noise, an
,r viii probably hereafter espouse tn
n cause of the wOrlmen If they get
chance
Men who dread the TigOrs of winte
j. viii be glad to learn that the govern
% ment is much i'm need of soldiers 70