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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-15
ON GOOD CITIZENSHIP
Ex-President Cleveland the Prin-
cipal Speaker at Banquet of
Chicago Commercial Club.

Chicago. oct. 14-Former President
Grover Cleveland was the principal
speaker tonight at the annual banquet
of the Commercial club in the Audi
torium hotel.
The subject discussed by Mr.. CIeve-
land was American Good CitizausI1fr''
and he dWelt at length on the neces-
sity of every citizen doing his part to
make political action what it should
be. This is the first time i'm eight
years that Mr.. Cleveland has visited
Chicago. and ne received an enthusi-
astic greeting when ne appeared at the
spea ker's table.
Mr.. Cleveland arrived at Chicago
early his morning ana went directly
10 the Auditorium hotel. where he
greeted number of friends who We're
waiting TO meet him.
At ] o'clock this afternoon he was
the guest OF Cyrus II. Mccormick and
David r. Jones at luncheon given in
his honor at the Chicago club Con
Guiding this ne attended the Studebak-
er theatre as the guest of James II.
EcSles. comptroller Of the currency
during Mr.. Cleveland's second admin
istratiou.
Aside from "a public reception to be
given i'm Ar. Cicvelaud's honor I'm the
Art institute the programme for tomor-
row has not been definitely decided
After the reception ne VIII leave for
his home in Princeton, y, J.
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made by the members OF a few inter
csting cases i'm private and hospital prac-
tice. DR.. Hardy was elected "A member
from the society of the national auxiI-
larry congressional and legislative COM
mittee.
A marriage license has been issued to
Emmett IngersOu, aged %. and Mae K.
Henroid. aged p. both of American Fork.
In the names reported from the Demo-
cratic primaries. held last evening. a mis-
take OSc'is - ~ JlishtC. IN o. foSt
Fl ON the First Ward should -. 4. y
Taft. and W. <. Robertson. jr from "e
Second ward should be w. d. Roberts.
jr. The two Democrats i'm the present
council c. F. Decker and w. d. Roberts.
ir., were renominated by the Democrats.
The only Republican thus favored by his
party was George 5. Taylor of the Fifth
ward.
David Evans of Salt Lake is in Provo
today
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SIS. as against ss5.5o9 for this year. a
decrease Of S3.059.
The reports received by State Auditor
Iingey show that this year the value OF
money and solvent credits is S5.97I40z.
Last year they aggregated S4.2lS,o29, A
decrease Of S240.627 The last report Of
one prominent bank i'm Salt Lake City
showed that it had on deposit alone
sum almost Sl.00O.0 900 in excess of the
total assessed valuation of money and
solvent credit reports made BY the
county assessors. Commenting upon
that fact. state Auditor Tihgey said
yesterday:
"That is where the state loses thou-
sands Of dollars each year in cOllecta-
bic taxes taxes which are just and
which should be paid"
Assessment by Counties.
The following table compiled by State
Auditor Tingey shows the valuation
of all taxable property ASSESSED in the
state this year. with a comparison in
totals with 1902. For the accOmmoda-
ton OF the general public the state
auditor. at considerable time and trou-
bic, has shown in the table the in
creases and decreases in the totals Of
each class of property in the aggregate,
and the same by counties, as compared
with 1902. The table is as follows:
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tuis tired woman feels more acutely the
aching back and thr0bbiug nerves.
sick women, hundreds OF thousands Of
them, have been made well by the use of
llr. Picrcc's Favorite Prescription. II
e. abilshes regularity, dries weakening
drains, heals Inflammation and ulcera-
ton and cures female weakness.
rWorls canro, tell what suffered for thir-
teen years wiki uterine trouble sad dragging
ao'gn I'Sins through nay hips and back writes
~. oln Dlc-sou. Of Crcnfcli Ass niboia DIST
y. ". Ter Fl can't describe the misery it was
70 oe on my feet long at time. could not eat
Eof sleep oitcu I wished % die Then I saw
~ lletee s. medicines advertised ~ Thought
would Try them Had not taken d ~f-Qtte tiii
was ieciing wei After had tax rive bGNtlcs
faNQIllc t-cscri ption' ard on Of Golden
sledicai Discovery was Ike o ~ woman
l-oulo eat and steep aud do aif "A own work
The Common Sense 1Iedfcsl adviser,
IS sent free on receipt of tanps to pav
expense Of mailing 6uIg eend 2r one
cent stamps for the book naper covers.
or stamps for the vol Inc bound IN
con Address DR.. Pierce Buffalo, Ny.
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PROVO DISTRICT COURT.
Additional Jurors Drawn and Hear
ing of Cases Begun.

Provo. Oct 1.-THE following Jurors
were examined and sworn in as petit
jurors for the term i'm the Fourth dis
trict court today: Samuel Radmall. En-
nest Martin, Albert WilmOt. August Pc
tersOn, Albert Manvill. Mark Bezzant.
Albert NJ. Fox Willard Kofford Thomas
Heels and Hyrum 3. Perry.
The following additional jurors were
drawn: Fletcher CromptOn David J.
smith, Thomas J. Chapman, American
Fork; David II. Fairbanks, Payson: Jo-
seph BrOadbent. John b. WOOdhouse.
Lehi; William G.. Roberts, A. T.. Young.
James w. Bean, Prove. Heber T. Rob
ertsOn, Spanish Fork.
vs.. Frank NJ. Redfield. who. with James
Goss, IS charged with robbinE Hyrum
Heiselt's store I'm Provo canyon last
June. Goss pleaded guilty some time
ago and is now serving q fifteen months
sentence in the state prison for the Of
Tense
suit for divorce has been filed by Mary
r. Ltndlev OF Provo against Thomas
Lindlev, on the grounds of failure to pro
vide and cruelty. consisting of kicking
and striking plaintiff. threatening to cut
her head off, etc. Plaintiff asks for the
custody OF five minor children The
parties were married at Bolton. England.
June 9. 1886.
Dorcas Watterson Warner of Spanish
Fork has pettuoned for letters of admin
tstratiOu iu the estate Of James Warner.
deceased. oct. "a has been set for hearing.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-15
PARK CITY HAPPENINGS.

Park CITY. Oct 1A-This morning Of
ficer McNaughten arrested j. Allen oil a
charge of assault and battery. commit
ted upon the person Of an Italian here
The two had been drinking heavily and
during a dispute the Italian struck Allen
with his fist in the face. wheTeupOn Al
len used a chair inflicting several severe
cuts and bruises upon the head and race
of his adversary.
The Democratic city central committee
viii meet tomorrow evening and perfect
arrangements for the campaign.
TODAY at y O'Clock i'm st. Marys OF the
Assumption church Rev. Father Gailigau
Solemnized the marriage of Miss Kate
Manix and Michael Murphy. A recep-
ton was held at the home of the brides
mother Mrs. ManiN
Mrs Sylvester Johnson. who has been
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-15
BLEW OFT TIE Gas

Chicago. oct. 14-Wiliam Dobbin. IS
years OF age. was asphyxiated and his
Wife is barely alive from the effects of
escaping gas. They were found TODAY
in their room at the Quincy hotel by
The hotel clerk. The aged couple regis
Tered at the hotel last evening from ST.
Louis. The hotel authorities believe the
gas was not completely turned ont. bl,t
that it escaped so gradually that the
couple did not notice fl.
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she knOw5 how
sound her sluru-
Der viii be and
fbOw refreshed
| the morning VIII
find her. That s
the tircdness of
"a b ca1thy
woman. But
S another
thing for the
sick woman to
feel tired out
Rest o1iy seems
10 increase her
suffering lust
as IN profound
silence a discord
Jars the ear
more forcibly, 50
now that She
has stopped
moving about.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-15
STATE NEWS
COURT AT FILLMORE.
Judge MariOneaux Hears Several I'M
portant Gases
(sbecal 10 Tie Herald)

topStidI TO Inc HeralQ.)
Fillmore, oct. 1.-THE fall term Of court
was opened here today with Judge Mar
ioneauX on the bench. A jury has been
summoned to appear tomorrow and the
case OF Grace l. Leach against the Ore
gon Short Line will be taken up for trial
Joseph Thorpe was, granted "a decree Of
divorce from Rebecca Thorpe on the
81 Gunds of desertion.
Annie NJ Duncan was given divorce
from Richard Duncan on the ground of
drunkenness and awarded the custody Of
the children. SIS counsel fees. SIS suit
money and S25 a month alimony and the
house IN which the parties nave been liv-
ing.
Millard county VS.. Frank Rogers ct al:
default was entered against all the de-
PENDANTS except r. G. Raybould and ne
was given ten days within which to file
lrief on demurrer. and Joe Chapman. who
paid his proportion OF the demand and
was DISCHARGED. The defendant Rogers
was the late county treasurer and has
defaulted in his accounts a little over
S-2o0. This suit is brought to recover the
deficiency from the defendant Rogers and
his bOndsmen
Dan Stevens VS.. 7. IT. Erickson: judg-
mont for defendant with costs.
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Situation Dangerous.

Berlin. Oct. 1.-THE rumors Of war in
the far east have for the present, so far
as Berlin is concerned, been quite
blown away by the official re-assur-
ances from all sides. Yet il is recog-
nized that the negotiations going on are
Of supreme Importance. and that they
may reach q dangerous deadlock. or be
terminated by Japan, which is re-
garded as being determined to reach a
favorable understanding with Russia
or take warlike steps
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-15
81 FscAPE Pr.ANNFn

Georgetown. KY. oct 14.-CaIeb
Powers and Jim Howard. convicted In
connection with the murder Of William
Goebel. were today removed to the Jail
az Louisville on an order issued by the
county Judge Intercepted letters
showed that friends were planning 10
liberate them.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-15
NoN-UNIoN NEGRO Scot

New Orleans. Oct. 14-Bloodshed re-
sulting from the coal wheelers' strike
on The river front occurred TODAY when
Nelson Griggs a non-union negro. was
Fatally shot. The strikers are charged
with the shooting escapade.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-15
MARINES Sent to China

st. Petersburg. Oct. IA thousand
marines belonging 10 the Baltic fleet
left st. Petersburg today for Port Ar
thur.
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tie fin the state this year. which are
valued at S3609.150, a decrease of 7,135
IL the nun1oer of cattle this year as
compared With last, but an increase in
value of s1R9,3sS.
In 1902 there we're 20. s35 horses and
mules ia the state. They were assessed
at 81, 66S,916. This year there are 20 e91.
valued II Si,8SL0S6 That makes an in
crease Of 1856 horses and mules this year
over 1902. which increase is valued Mt
S21s.17O
The number Of sheep in the state in
1902 was l.5S5,S01, as against 1881 704
FOR this year. The assessed valuation
of the sheep in 1902 was 50. 637. 269. as
compared with S3.55S.351 for this year.
al decrease of S7S.91S. although there are
1908 more sheep in the state this year
than last.
Decrease in Solvent Credits.
I'm 1902 there were 1906 swine I'm the
state. This year there are, according
to the returns received by State Auditor
Itngey, 1929. a decrease of III. The
swine last year were valued at $54. 2S5
as against $50, 705 an increase of s., APO.
The number of colonies of bees in the
state in 1902 was 1886 as against 49,
209 for 1908. a decrease of 2146. The
value o. the colonies in 1902 was $685.
IN THE STATE EOR 1000
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-15

have been si1Soia,462, or sfO.2o1, $50 less
than this year
The following table shows the as
sessed valuations of an taxable prop
erty ~ the state this year, as compared
with 1902
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-15

n Park for the past five weeks. returned
to the metropolis this evening
w H. Haskill left for Ogden this morn
ing.
]. Y. Langford was a passenger to Park
CITY this morning
Mrs. James Galligan returned to the
CITY this morning
Mrs. Joseph Field was a passenger to
the city this afternoon.
Tonight at the Ontario boarding house
Miss Lizzie Connolly. Miss Kate Malone
and Miss Genevieve Fitzpatrick enter
tanned at a dance
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-15
AssAGO CUT

There many farmer wife sits on the
apQrch IN the growing shadows Of a sum-
g,Iier evening, knowing to tie full what it
is 70 feel tired out; as if there was not
lanother ounce of effort left in her. But
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-15
RUSSIAN BEAR
4 SHOWS HIS TEETH
Review Of $4,000 Soldiers at
Port Arthur Sunday.
BATTLsSHIPS ON The WAY
RUSSIAN ARMY WORKED UP TO
FEVER HEAT.

Port Arthur lTuAsddy). oct 1sN-fllils
review by the, jiceroy. Admiral Alex
isn. on Sunday Of 76.ODo soldiers par
ucipating in ths moueuvers was the
final act of lasl weeks war game"
\ This force was massad on the plains
!, outside OF the city. IL Ncluded cav
eify. infantry and artillery. Every in
lantry regiment is PARTLY mounted. in
accordance with the recent regulations.
|. i oreisners were given every oppUrtun-
'Aly 10 witness the display, and the
statements OF officers regarding the to-
TAI force were verified by the count of
the visiting experts. Ii was also Of
hcially announced that the entire force
Within easy operating distance Of Port
arthur numbers 700 600 men. Two
months ago il was $4,000 men. sun
days spectacle demonstrated that the
reports regarding endorsements ar
irving i'm Manchuria has uuderesti-
mated the real increase.
Made Great Display.
The army assembled sunday was
greater that the Pekin diplomatists be-
lieved Russia's entire force i'm Man
lchuria to be. officials here are taking
pains TO advertise Russia's strength
and proclaim that the maneuvers are
intended as am object lesson.
Admiral AleNeiff. speaking to an
american official said. War would be
' great calamity. Here we believe that
the best way To prevent it would be u
strengthen ourselves as much AS pos
Eioie- Therefore, we have left no steps
untaken for that purpose"
The details OF the maueuvcrs We're
kept secret. but the correspondent OF
The AssOciatods Press learned that the
landa4g forces at TIA Lien Wan bay
frepulsed. Tic IS reported that the
90 king army broke through Port
hur's defeEses at three points.
Warships En- Route. i
Two batueships and two cruisers. are
: u their way here from Russia When
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-15
VALUATIONS IN
STATE INCREASED
Auditor Tingey Issues Table
Showing County Assessments.
ONLY FEW SHOW DECREASE
THE TOTAL VALUE OF PROP
ERTY is S12s, 221, 127

The total assessed valuation OF the
state is $f2S.22f1z7, according to the
annual reports made 90 State Auditor
Charles S. Tingey by the county as
SCISSORS. The last biennial report of the
state auditor shows the assessed valu-
alton Of an property in Utah in 1892 to
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-15
B6HPFTAFA 0F DIR. CARTWRIGHT

Logan. oct 1.-THE funeral services
over the remains o. Dr. GAVIN cart
wright who died in this city on saturday
We're held Tuesday aftern Don at the Pres
byterian church. The chuS,ch vas Iliied
PeY NJ p'S SIeme3sopp sg 2pse ~ d the f1-
neral sermon and Moses Thatcher dellv-
cred brief but eloquent euIog9 or the
deceased.
DR.. Cartwright was a native OF LonAon'
Canada. where he was born in 1881. Ne
as a hcentiate Of the Royal College o.
Dental Surgery and graduated in 1869
After travelling throughout Canada he
came to the United States. and for twelve
years practiced in Salt Lake CITY He
came mere in 1898. He was a charter
member Of the order 90 FOresters
wife. son, daughter. stepson and step
daughter survive him. He was highly
respected here.
Ask your grocer for Vienna Model
bread. IT'S the best"
Maccabees. bring a friend to the Tent
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-15
PRoVo NEWs NoTEs-

Provo. oct. 1.-THE Utah County Med
Zeal society held its regular session here
today. Dr. Hardy reported visits to gen
eral and mental hospitals during his late
visit 20 New York. and reports were
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-15

creases and decreases in the total as
sessed valuation of the different prop
critics.
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Denial by japan.

London. Oct. 1.-THE japanese gov
ernmsnt has issued a denial of the
alarmist reports Of the imminence Of
war with Russia i'm a dispatch from
Toxic dated yesterday and sent to the
Japanese minister abroad. 1t says.
THE negotiations concerning Man
churian and Korean questions are fol-
lowing their normal course, and there
is no reason TO anticipate a rupture
between Japan and Russia. The al
armist reports current abroad are de-
void Of foundation"
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pans, according to the views or the
Russian officers.
Anticipation of war is at a fever heat
in the army and navy. but this is based
on the activity of the preparations
visible everywhere. The higher off,
Gals believe that Japan has been over
awed by the demonstration on Russia's
part
No steps towards the evacuation 81
Manchuria have been taken. TIE Of
fetal Journal, the editor of whbh is a
colonel on the viceroy's staff. ssfys none
viii be taken.
The governors Of East Siberia are
here. consulting with the vicerov for
the purpose Of arranging a new divi-
sion Of terTibry beyond the Amur into
three pE,vinces. The reports that q
Chimes army had assembled I'm the rear
or Aukden are not confirmed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-15
WarshiDs En- Route.

Two battleships and two cruisers are
.n their way here from Russia. When
hey arrive Russia's naval force ON
his station viii be stronger thau Ja-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-15
Livestock Statistics.

The reports OF the past two years
show that i'm 1902 the number of cattle
in the state was 204.I79, valued al So
479.752 The reports TO State Auditor
Tingey show that there are 1904 cat
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-15

Maccabees. bring a friend to the Tent
No. 2 smoker tonight.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-15

Ask your grocer for Vienna Model
bread. IT'S the best"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-15
ANDERSON

Aetna, Of Hartford
Fireman's Fund, Of Cal
Alliance, Of England.
Northern, Of England
Royal Exchange, Of Lor
franklin Fire, Of PhilaI
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/ A comparison Of the annual reports
Of this year and bast. show the in
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1903-02-13
UTAH'S LEGISLATORS.


sENATE-Nine bills we're passed by the sem
ate. The first bill introduced In the present
session was taken up and passed. 1t prohibits
the sale OF intoxicating liquors within Ave
miles OF any labor camp, except where incor-
porated cities and towns are within the Ave
mile limit
Other bills passed we're: s. b. No. so, by
Johnson repeating the mileage law for district
Judges and district attorneys, and providing
for the payment Of actual expenses; No. 3D. by
Lawrence. enabling administrators, executors
and guardians TO lease and bond the mining
claims of minors; No. So by Lawrence, TO give
cities and towns the entire month OF July. In
stead Of up to the first Monday for the liking
and assessing OF taxes; No. 10 by Lawrence, to
give Incorporated cities and towns. as well as
counties, one year in which to bring action In
relation to rejected claims; No. "a. by Loose,
being a complete substitute for all present
laws relating to the powers and duties OF county
commissioners. The only change made in the
present law is to give county commissioners
power TO grant franchises for 100 years instead
OF twenty-five; No. So, by Lawrence, giving
attorneys right to say what paper legal notices
must be published in.
HoUsE-Senate bill raising salary of supreme
court stenographer was passed. besides the
two bounty bills; one by Mr.. Watts OF the
house, to provide for certain bountles, and the
other by Mr.. Larsen OF the senate, to prevent
the duplication OF bounties.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1903-02-13
TIDAL WAVE SWEEPS SOUTH SEA ISLANDS

all having been swept away by to
storm.
The French government, upon re-
ceipt of news of the disaster, touk
prompt measures to relieve the dis
tressed district and dispatched two
warsbips. the Duranee and Zelee, with
fresh water and provisions. The Ital-
ian man-of-war Calabria accompanied
the two French vessels on their errand
of mercy. AS the supply Of fresh water
and provisions was totally exhausted
by the storm, it is feared that many
lives will be lost before the relief ships
arrive.
AS the islands were barely twenty
feet above sea level, and not sur
sary for all the inhabitants to take to
the cocanut trees when the tidal waves
began to cover the land. These trees
grow to an immense height, many
reaching an altitude of 100 feet. All of
the lower trees we're covered by the
raging seas, which swept with pitiless
force about and over them. The naS
tives In the taller trees were safe until
the cocoanut roots gave way, and then
they, TO, we're swept onward, lar out
into the sea. The 400 survivors brought
by the Excelsior to Papeete gained the
ships side by swimming three and four
miles from the tops of the cocoanut
tiSes. The Eimeo, though badly dis
abled by the storm, also brought Off as
many persons as could swim to her
sides, she, like the Excelsior, being un-
able to run close to the shores because
Of the fearful violence of the ocean
swells, which continued to run alb
normally high for a week after the
tidal disturbances.
One of the many acts of heroism re-
ported is that of a woman who climbed
one of the tall cocoanut trees and
dashed her little babe to the branches.
hanging on to the body of the tree
beneath the little one as best she,
could. There they remained for ten
hours, suffering great torture, until fin
ally rescued.
THOUSANDS of tons of copra and over
200 tons of mother of pearl shells are
known to be lost. Inc pearl shells
are valued at 81, 800 per ton, and many
valuable pearls may now be lost to
the world forever, as these were con-
sidered some of the best pearl islands
in the world.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1903-02-13
Needs Of Hawaii,

superintendent of Public Works
Henry e. Cooper has furnished Gov
ernor Dole Of Hawaii with his esti.
mates OF the needs of the island gov.
eminent, and they will be transmitted
to the legislature for action. Superin.
tendent Cooper says that in the next
two years his department will require
$6'6OO,OOO for public improvements in
GLIDING the construction of bridges
roads, and buildings and for running
expense. Cooper proposes that mart
or the money be raised by loan.