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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-30

byzantine style with a great campa
nile of red brick. banded with Portland
stone, standing 300 feet high and
crowned with a metal-covered dome,
surmounted by a double cross of
bronze.
The extreme length OF the new ca
thedral outside is $50 feet; width, 156
feet: height of nave. liz feet, and COW
ers an area Of about "a 600 square feet
The general view of the inner walls is
still one of bare, rough brick.
The scheme is TO cover the whole Of
the lower walls and the piers to thu
height Of about forty feet with marble
All the upper part and the vaults and
concrete d0mes wiz be decorated with
Mosaic work illustrating the history OF
the church.
The total subscription before the lay
ing Of the foundation stone was over
$3.50 0O0 Since then there have been
many large individual benefactiOns and
the total expenditure on the entire edi-
fee up to the end of October was just
over 81 COO 600. The cathedral stands
clear Of debt.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-30
YOUNG C0RBETT is BEST
LITTLE FIGHTER OF TODAY
Eddie Hanon Proves to Be the Gamest YOungster
That Ever Stepped in the Prize Ring.
These Two Feathswagts Put Up One of the Greatest Battles In
the History Of the Sport COrbstt Wins

AN FRANCISCO. Dec. pa mer-
ciful referee probably eaved Eddie
Hanlon from being killed by Young
Corbett tonight when ne stopped their
contest in the middle Of the sixteenth
round For two rounds previous Ref
cree Graney had begged lannon's sec
onds TO take their man out of the ring,
but they kept the game youngster at
st. and finally Craney, fearing that a
fatality might result. ordered The fight
stonDed. No man ever received such
terrific punishment in a San Francisco
ring. and probably Young COrDett ls
the only man I'm the country who could
administer such a beating to HanlOn.
When the San Francisco boy was car
Tied to his corner. sun conscious Dut
unable 20 walk, his seconds worked
vigorously 10 revive him. The lerIIoly
beaten lad however. commenced to
vcmit blood and things looked very
serious for him for a short time He
was finally revived and was carried
from the ring by one of his seconds
Before he left Young COrbett paid
high tribute to his skill and gameness.
and SalUted his brother prize fighter
with an anectiOnate kisa. 1t must be
said for Corbett that he was as merct-
full under the circumstances, as he
could he. During the fourteenth and
ffteenth rounds he, too, was anxious
70 have the fight stopped in order 10
save Hanlon needless punishment.
Corbett Has No Superior.
The fight tonight demonstrated that
Corbett Is any mans superior al his
weight At no time during the contest
was le in any apparent danger and
when 10 ended there was not mark
ON him. Hanl0n's most peculiar and
very effective defense was all that
saved him from a knockout earlier in
the game. Even when he became tired
and could not protect himself COrbett
could not land a knockout blow. IN
The thirteenth and fourteenth rounds
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REPEAL or RUSH TREATY.
This Country Nay Also Have War
ships on the Lakes

washington, Dec. 29.-The state de-
partment has not been informed uD to
thlS moment that the Canadian govern
ment contemplated placing an armed
cruiser on the lakes i'm addition 10 the
re-" snlau ana insignificant naval YES
sels now maintained there. Recently
the canadian government laid down a
couple Of revenue cutters for lake ser-1-
Ice and although these were. being of
modern type. better vessels than those
heretofore employed for this work. their
construction was not regarded here as
violating the treaty. It appears that q
United States naval officer visited the
place where the vessels were being
built and examined the construction. a
iact that gave rise to some feeling on
the part Of the officials when they
learned Of the visit
AS soon as congress recOnyenes after
the recess there viii. without doubt
be renewal Of the attempt which has
been made annually for the last ten
years 70 secure a repeal or mOdifca-
ton of that section of the Rush treaty
between the United States and Great
Britain that limits the use. of naval yes
sells on the lakes. Representative VIII
liam A. Smith Of Michigan, believing
That the Canadian government is about
TO enter a formal protest against the
location OF the proposed United States
naval training station on the Great
Lakes is prepared to renew with force
the attack upon the Rush treaty hold
ing that it has had a paraIyZing and
disastrous effect upon the important
ship building industries of The Great
Lakes. as they would otherwise be IN
position not only to supply themselves
such naval -esseis as might be needed
for training purposes on the lakes, bus
could also enter into competition with
the deep sea ship-builders for larger
naval construction.
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Chicago. Dec. 29-The Daily News
publishes the following:
The formation Of "A committee to re-
ceive deposits of Chicago & Alton
stocks and the selection OF T. p. Shouts
for the presidency Of the Glover Leaf
are merely the initial steps toward the
consolidation of five western railways.
A big system is in process of Organiza-
ton The trunk line VIII consist-of the
Kansas City Southern. the Chicago &
Alton, the Iowa Central, the Glover
Leaf and the Minneapolis & st. Louis.
=. H. Hartman, John w. Gates and
Edward Hawley are the influential
forces in the scheme. Messrs Gates
and Hawley by the purchase Of Cen
eral Hubbards holdings. have come
into complete control of the Glover
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BEST FILLER TOBACCOS CAN BE
PRODUCED IN SOUTHERN STATES

New Orleans La, Dec. 29.-Leaders
in economic thought and historical
study are here to the number Of $50 in
attendance upon the annual meeting
of the American Historical and Ameri-
can Economic associations.
The American Economic association
was called to order by President Edwin
r. Seligman. In paper on tobacco,
Lawson II. Shelter. tobacco expert Of
the United States department of agri-
culture, said:
The United States today imports
from Cuba filler tobaccos for which we
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COrbett began TO show what he could
do The men were allowed to night IN
The clinches. and Corbett, leaning his
head against lannon's shoulder and
with his arms free. would punch MN
i'm the stomach with his right and
swing fierce short let's on his jaw,
That was the beginning of the end.
In the fifteenth COTbeUt backed Han
lon into q corner, and when the San
Francisco boy swung feebly Corbett
swung two lightning lefts and Han
Ion went down. He took the count Of
eight. but struggled TO his feet and
again received the terrific punishment
that Corbett was dealing out to him
It was then Graney wanted the night
stopped.
Bright For Hanlon In Seventh.
In the seventh round things looked n
bit bright for the Californian He
scored clean kuockdOwn when he
landed a right swing on the point Of
C0rbetts jaw. The Denver lad was up
i'm an instant however and was APP
parently not injured by the blow. in
the twelfth round Hanlon made he
last stand. All through he did the
forcing and leading. Corbett was swing
ing wild when Eddie landed a terrific
right on the stomach 1t evidently nurt
the champion. bur he was too busy to
tnluh ABOUT DC anu NGIt At5HI VII
the game. In the earlier part Of the
fight. when Hanlon was protecting his
head and stomach by crossing his arms
and gloves COrbett would push MS
head back with his left and uppercut
him with his right These blows did
no apparent harm. but eventually they
told HanlOn would fight in the
cInches but Corbett was even more
proficient than ne at that style, and
it was this ability to land hard short
arm blows that led to his winning the
fight.
Was an Enormous Crowd.
The eixteenth round had lasted but a
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-30
LITTLE JAPAN READY
Final PreIiminaries Completed
For Placing the Country on
War Footing.

Yokohama. Dec 3O.-The government
IS completing the final preliminaries
FOR placing the country on a war foot
ing Imperial ordinances issued au-
th0rize the government to make an
unlimited issue Of treasury bonds to
provide war funds creating a special
council of war and fixing the imperial
headquarters. In the event OF war.
81 special issue Of war bonds is
made, IL is understood that the bonds
ran be hoated in England. from
where 80 is said assurances have come
that the money would be forthcoming
The ministers and executive chiefs dis
cussed the situation for three hours
yesterday Tuesday,. but nothing re-
gardiHg their deliberations was made
Public.
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COLOMBIA is AGAIN SHUT OUT
Although Owning $4,000 Shares of Panama Canal Stock
the Republics Representative is Barred from
a Meeting of the Company.

igadon. Colombia declined to bow to
this decision and thereupon Senior
Uuhe, the consul general appealed 10
the courts for an order upon the COM
pany TO issue a card Of admission TO
NJ. Semper Attorneys for Colombia ap-
peared before ". Ditto. president of the
chamber of first instance. Attorney
Dubuit represented the Panama Canal
company. NJ. Ditto decided that he
could not pass on the question because
the basis of the matter was a question
raised owing to a claim Of the republic
Of Panama. He cited the parties to
appeal to a higher court.
Colombia now proposes TO bitterly
contest the action of the Panama COM
pany, and will take the question before
the civil tribunal, as suggested by M.
Ditto
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-30
NEGROES TAKEN AWAY
FOR SAFE KEEPING

Council Bluffs. Ia. Dec. 29.-NeeIy
Zimmerman and George Burk the ne
groes who last night narrowly escaped
lynChing at the hands of an iufuriated
mob were taken tonight to the state
penitentiary at Fort Madison Ia. for
safe keeping. During the afternoon the
men were taken before Judge Wheeler
and waived preliminary examination
The judge then signed an order for
their removal and the mem were hastily
spirited away TO Fort Madison.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-30
NOT HELP SMOOT
Senator Dubois interviewed on
the Apostles Selection
OF Counsel.
Especial to The Heraid)

washington. Dec. Ex-senator Reed
Shoots selection Of counsel to defend
him i'm his forthcoming trial before the
senate committee on elections created
much comment among members of the
senate familiar with the situation in
Utah and Idaho. Senator Dubois said
of 10 today:
1.-THE Mormon church and SmOOt are
evidently trying to play politics. At
least Shoots selection of counsel would
so indicate. There is no politics in the
fight against SmOOt. 1t is entirely a
question as to whether church or state
shall dominate in civil affairs This IS
the gist OF the charges against Smoot
and adrOit political moves on his part
or Of the church VIII not avail with the
committee which VIII pass on the case -
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INITIAL STEPS TAKEN FOR THE
CONSOLIDATION OF WESTERN ROADS

Leaf; they also are prominent in the
Kansas City Southern and they have
a large interest in the Alton, Iowa Cen
trail and Minneapolis & St. Louis, which
are virtually in the control Of Harri-
man. Messrs. Hartman, Gates and
Hawley. as well as John j. Mitchell.
have deposited their Alton holdings
with Kuhn Loeb & Co. the banking
house. which VIII receive these securi-
ties as the. preliminary TO further nego-
tiations.
II is understood that General Hub
bard's Glover Leaf shares were sold at
80 and 80 for the preferred and com
mon. respectively.
The general stipulated that outside
holders who wished to sell should re-
ceive the same price from Hawley and
Gates.
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pay. including the import duty. a total
of about S14. 100000. This filler tobacco
could be produced in Texas, Florida, or
where there are similar soils and sim
liar climates"
Papers on the sugar industry were
read by John Dymond, jr., and Dr. W.
@. Stubs, IN charge of the Louisiana
Experiment association. Other papers
were. read by Professor s. W. Knapp,
rice expert of the United States agricul-
tural department.; President ID. +.
Houston of the Texas Agricultural col
lege. and G. X Holmes of the United
States department of agriculture.
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oPTRATIoNs REsUrED-

Pittsburg. Pa. Dec. 29.-Orders have
been received to Immediately put in op-
GRAFTON blast furnace No. 4 at DuQuesne
and furnace II of the Edgar Thompson
steel works at BraddOck. Both furnaces
are owned by the Carnegie Steel COM
pany and have been out of commission
for repairs for three months. Orders
also have been received to resume OPP
erations at the four other BraddOC1
furnaces and the two at Rankin as
soon as the repairs can be completed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-30
DRUNKEN ITALIAN
SHOT UP The TOWN
Exciting Time at One of the Camps
Near ombey-The Offender
Badly Hurt


Ombey Utah. Dec. 29.-An ItaI- =
> ian, a siX-shoOter and good =
= sized Jag" created a great ,
= amount of excitement at one of y
= the camps west OF this place yes =
, terday afternoon. and as result =
> Joe Olandi. an Italian is badly =
> injured. During the afternoon =
= Joe got some bad whisky and then =
= went TO his house, where were =
= several OF his cCuntrymen, who. =
= ii is charged, he chased out with =
= the revolver. after which he pro- y
y ceeded in true western style to =
> shoot out all the windows. Incl =
. dentally he took a shot at some ,
= of his friends. who secured guns =
2 and stones, and after a lively bait 3
= tie Joe was carried from the scene =
= with q bullet wound in the hip =
= and several bruises about the face =
> and head. No arrests have been y
y made.
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JURY SECURED AFTER
MANY DAYS EFFORT

Georgetown. Colo Dec. pa jury in
the Sun and Moon dynamiting cases from
Idaho Springs was Secured az o'clock
mOny viii begin tomorrow morning. J. y.
Chandler former financial secretary Of
the Idaho Springs union who was re-
Gently arrested I'm California Tor COM
plcitv in the Sun and Moon outrage. VIII
~ tried with the other defendants.
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nARIS. Dec. 29.-Thes attitude which
the lew Panama company viii
adopt with respect 10 acceptance
Of the offer of the United states for its
property, is forecasted by the action OF
the company i'm the excluding of the
representatives Of Colombia from par
ucipatiOn in the meeting to be held to-
morrow. As the proprietor Of $4,000
shares, Colombia has been represented
each year at the annual meetings by NJ.
Semper. who was authorized to act n
its behalf
This year. owing to the recent events
at the isthmus. the administrative
council of the company declined 10 adj
nit NJ. Semper to the meeting, on the
ground that the original Colombian
bends had become justly subject 10 lit
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-30
CANADA TAKES
THE FIRST STEP.
Warships Nay Soon Dot the
Great Lakes.
DOMINION BUILDS CRUISER
EFFORT MAKING TO REPEAL
THE RUSH TREATY.
DOMINION BUILDS CRUISER

n TTAwA. Ont. Dec. 2s.-The build
u ing of a Canadian armored cruiser
for the Great Lakes has caused
comment on the treaty supposed. to re-
strict such movement Under Score
tary of state Pope points out that 70
treaty exists between Great Britain and
the United States limiting the number
and armament Of vessels TO be main
tanned by the United States and can
ada on the Great Lakes. There is an
agreement 70 cease placing them after
SIX naonths' notice by either country.
Mr. Pope doubts if it is binding.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-30
AL FXoNERATEp.

New York. Dec 29-POliCe Captain Cot
treeI has been eNonerated on charges OF
neglect OF duty brought because A =.
Deming succeeded in reaching the side OF
President Roosevelt when the latter was
attending the funeral of his uncle. James
n. Tracie i'm this city a few weeks ago.
Three detective sergeants and two pa
trOluen were eXoneraLed from similar
charges in connection with the incident
two weeks ago.
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scoTr SIS - FINTsH.

Washington, Dec. Ex-senator Scott
Of West Virginia tonight denied as alb
solutely without basis reports that
the Craftsmanship of the executive
committee of the national Republican
committee had been rendered to him
by the president and had been de-
Cliued by him.
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WOMAN TO BE HANGED. =

Bennington. VT. Dec. 29-Mrs. =
Mary A. Rogers, convicted Of the =
murder of her husband Marcus II. =
Rogers. was sentenced today to be =
hanged the first Friday I'm Febru- =
airy. 1895. Leon Perham. the self =
confessed accompice OF Mrs. ROg- =
ers. was sentenced to life impris- =
onment ,
A%4+4&+ AA4A+444 =
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ASlATIC SQUADRON
SAILS FOR MANILA

Honolulu. Dec. 23-Thc vessels of the
Asiatic squadron. under command OF Rear
Admiral Evans. which have been in this
mort for several DAYS, sailed today Tor
Manila. via the island Of Guam
The fleet consists OF the battleships
Kentucky. Wisconsin and Oregon the
cruisers Raleigh Cincinnati and Albany
and the collier FOmpCi.
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! New York. Dec. ga call for a =
, mass meeting here tomorrow 20 =
= consider ways and means of Sc =
, curing the Democratic national =
= convention for New York in June, =
; 1904, was issued today by Presi- =
, dent Fornes, Of the board Of alder =
J. men =
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PATENTS ISSUED.
Especial to The HeraIdl

Especial 10 Inc EeraId-l
Washington. Dec. 2s.-The following
patents have been issued:
Idaho-Carl Allison. POcatelO coal
loading apparatus Lewis Saunders,
MelrOse, variable friction gearing
Utah-George Moore, Salt Lake City.
flteriDg system.
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TOO SMALL FOR
THE POSITION
Assistant Secretary LOOMS Has
Been Passed Over.
ROOT AT THE HELM OF STATE
LATEST PHASE OF PANAMA SIT
UATIoN.
ROOT At TIE HELM OF STATE

lAEAsHINGTON. Dec. 2s-At a meet
wv ing Of the cabinet called by the
president for a o'clock, the Pan
ANA situation was tine principal sub
ject under consideration. All the mem
bers OF the cabinet except Secretary
Hay who is fm. Secretary shaw and
Attorney General Knox. who are out
or the city. were present. The meeting
was one of the longest held for several
weeks, the session consuming quite two
hours. At the conclusion of the meet
ing the members were not COmmunica-
tive, but 1T was learned that in addition
to discussion of matters relating to
Panama several departmental matters
.of minor Importance were considered.
Root Designated.
Secretary Root was delayed nearly
half an hour in his arrival at the meet
lng having been in conference with
General Reyes, the special representa-
tive of Colombia. This circumstance
caused it to transpire that during the
illness Of Secretary Hay. Secretary
Root has been designated by the presi-
dent to conduct the negOtia tons of this
government with General Reyes. Sec
rotary Root laid before the president
the details of his Interview with the
Colombian minister Careful consider
alton was given to the Colombian nOte
filed with the state department by Cen
eral Reyes, but il can be said that no
answer yet had been made to it,. The
note was submitted by the Colombian
minister in Spanish. Some delay was
encountered i'm the translation Of the
document. but finally the translation
was laid before the president and Sec
rotary Root for consideration. Score
tary Root informed General Reyes this
afternoon that the reply of this gov
eminent was rot ready, but that il
would be given him as soon as possible
Secretary Root viii give the response to
General Reyes when a decision as TO it's
Condition Precedent.
No intimation Of the contents Of Cen
eral Reyes note or of the reply of this
government is given from any authori-
tel tive source. 1t is known, however.
that the administration regards the
ratification of the treaty with the re-
public Of Panama as the first step TO
be taken in the entire pending matter
What this government may do suisse
quently viii De determined, at least in
part, by the circumstances then sur
rounding the case. Just now, it is said
auth0ritatively. there is nothing IN the
situation to arouse serious concern
General Reyes has not indicated to
Secretary Root what his intentions are
regarding his future movements. Tt Is
! presumed he viii remain in Washing
ton at least until the reply Of the Emit
ed States to his note shall have been
I presented but so far as can be aScer-
tanned nothing definite is known as to
his intention.
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BRYAN IN LONDON.

London, Dec. civilian J. Bryan
has returned TO London from The
Hague. lie VIII sail for New York Dec.
30 or the White Star liner Celtic, from
Liverpool.
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MORE HOURS; LESS PAY.

Pttsburg report
country notified
in
IN the Woki
of he
enec Jan.
In made
years lin q he
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W0OLLEY DITCHED.
The Bishop Relieved as Assayer at
Boise.
Especial to The Herald)

Boise.
Especial TO The Herald)
Boise. Ida. Dec. 29.-H. Smith Wool
lev has been relieved as assayer in
charge Of the Boise assay Office, and
Chief Clerk Robinson has been placed
in charge. il having been held by the
department that WOOlley's appointment
lapsed with the adjournment Of the
special session Of congress The de-
yeloDTnents indicate that WOoley has
been in effect. dismissed. If it had
Eeen intended that ne should continue
i'm Office it is not likely he would have
been relieved with the date for con-
gress to reconvene only a few days
aWaV
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DIVIDEND DECLARED.

Boston, Dec. 29.-The directors Of the
Osceola Mining company declared a
dividend Of 81 per share at their meet
Ing here today.
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IDAHO MAILCARRIERs.

h1lN-tttA I'D 4 nc llFAcilA-l
Washington. Dec. Civilian J.
Orchard has been appointed regular.
and stephen Balanger substitute rural
carriers at Emmett Ida
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TASHTNGTON, Dee. 29-Regarding
wv reports that troops have been
ordered TO prepare for transport
tation TO Panama. high army official
tonight made the following statement:
cit is the duty of every department
end post commander to make pTepar-
stious for the movement Of troops
when there is possibility that the
men under his command may be need
ed for field service Such a cOntin-
Eency exists particularly at this time.
when there is possibility that the
administration may be determined 30
despatch a force to the Isthmus Of
Panama. From this standpoint I have
no doubt that department and other
commanders are preparing their men
rOr whatever service I'm the direction
Indicated they may he called on to per
sorm. A military force may be needed
on the isthmus if the United States
undertakes the work of construction Of
the canal or for the purpose Of assist
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-30
LEPROSY IN NEBRASKA.

Omaha ga special
to
Rhode
reported
which
the
The Russians do English
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DESTROYED - ~.

Wheaton. Mimi. Dec. pa large
part Of this town was destroyed by FIRE
today. Loss Sl00,000.
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