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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-31

torney In this Instance by citing the
fact that the auditor was only too glad
and willing to take the city attorneys
opinion I'm the Chief Devine controversy
some months ago.
A Trap For Suckers"
Councilman Baveler said the resolu-
ton and the action Of the eight against
Chief Sheets was a personal one ana
characterized the resolution as an alb
surd one. He then cited the fact that
council rule No. IL is in direct CONFLICT
with the statutes and was surprised
that any member of the council would
adhere to it when he knew it was IL
legal
1t was at that juucture that Council
man FernstrOm asked him why he, as
the chairman of the committee which
drafted the rules of the council. permit
ted it to be adopted when he knew it
was illegal.
do you really want to knoW?' asked
Councilman Daveler.
81 do" said Councilman Fernstrom.
ITO catch suckers, was the reply.
In answer 90 that Councilman Fern
strom said Councilman Daveler was
not "a gentleman.
Of have one privilege Of a gentle
. .
'and that Is 90 call him a liar"
The remark was addressed 20 Council
man FerustrOm who ignored IT, He
continued his speech I'M favor of the
adoption of the resolution.
Councilman Thomas then took the
floor and said If the council by rule.
Is violating the law, iJ should Emend
the rule.
He was followed by Councilman
Sharp who said he was sorry to see
such personal feeling injected into the
meetings of the council Councilman
Thomas spoke along the same lines.
Councilman Black introduced a sub
sutute resolution that the city recorder
audit the police payrolls That was
voted down by a vote of six ayes and
eight nays. as was also the motion to
refer the resolution to the committee
on municipal laws. with the city a-tOr-
ney associated. After several other inn
material motions had been made seek
ing 20 dispose of the resolution other
than by adoption, and were promptly
voted down. Councilman Eardley moved
% second time that his resolution be
adopted. The motion was carried by a
vote of eight TO- six. COuncilmen Black.
Dayeler a. j. Davis. Sharp Thomas
.
lett beine absent and not voting.
shortly after that Jhe council adj
/ jCunCd
Burbidge Is Non-CommittaL
Captain Burbidge. when told OF the
action OF the council and asked what
course ne would pursue. said that he
I did not know whether De would accept
| the responsibility tie council desired to
place upon him as Indicated by their
resolution.
u knew nothing of it until you told
me" said be. and I cannot say yet
what I viii do. The department has
been running AN right since Chief
/ Sheets has been On office. and Z suppose
/ it viii continue to run that way.
think everything win work out right in
I the end. That is an 7 can say at pres
ent about the matter
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LAND OFFICE CHANGES.
Commissioner Richards Has His Axe
Sharpened.

Washington. March 9o-Commission-
er Richards Of the general land office
Will. on April 1. effect a complete Tee
organization in the various depart
ments under his charge. Several chiefs
of divisions viii be superseded, Clerk
F. H. Macy viii be- made chief clerk
and altogether upward of nifty changes,
promotions and dem0uOns viii be made.
The work of the general land Office is
very much behind and Commissioner
Richards intends by the proposed
changes to bring the work up 90 cur-
rent date
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SCANDAL IN WYOMING.
Wife Of Prominent Business Man
Elopes With Broneho Buster.

Cody. Wy0.. March 3J.-Eddie Goodrich,
for many years the leading broncho rider
with the Wild West show. was arrested
at Billings iu company with Mrs. \. j.
Laurer. wife of a sheridan business man.
liz is alleged they elOp5d from Sheridan
two weeks ago.
The Sheridan county officers passed
through here with Goodrich. lie is being
taken back 90 sheridan 20 stand trial for
adultery and other charges. The couple
were iu Cody several DAYS ago and Good
rich represented THAI the woman was his
wife. ID is said that the husband of the
woman is furious ana is determined 20
have the pair punished as seVerelyas pos
siblo Mrs. Laurer took her 3-year-old
child with her
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SEATTLE LABORER
ENDS HIS CAREER

Seattle. Wash. Maroh 30--John Stanley
a Iab0rer. cut his throat from ear 90 ear
this morning ana died at the Waysidc
mission hospital About an hour before
death Stanley made a statement in which
he gave as the cause for his stlf-destruc-
zion the fact that his wife and mother
had made lie iscrable TO him.
Life with me was worse than hell
itself" said he "aud / decided chat
could stand 10 no longer
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SUSPECTED OF OTHER CRIMES
to Have Killed Herdsr While Resident
Of Idaho.

sheep, was fined on one charge and
held i'm $500 bail on a charge of driving
sCabby sheep on the range
At this time parties began inVestl-
eating the disappearance of the herder.
A committee called on Kunnecke az
Mountain Home He made a secret
night trip TO the range, returned, sold
out everything and left. jumping his
bail. His wife soon followed. 1t now
transpires that he went TO Germany
and returned To South Dakota, where
he was arrested for the murder OF an
empl0ye. 10 Is generally believed here
that he killed the young herder az
Mountain Home
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ALIVE AT 1s1.

= New York. March 30.-Noah =
? Raby win be 131 years old on April =
= l. The usual custom of celebrating >
= the birthday with a party" VIII =
= not be followed for the aged man .
= is very weak and The excitement =
> of such am affair probably would =
= be fatal 20 him. =
. Rally was born at Eat0ntown, =
? n. j.. on April /. 1872. He lived in =
= PiscataWay township. near New =
= Brunswick, ~ j., for eighty-five =
2 years and for the last CITY years =
. has been an inmate OF the poor =
. house of MiddleseX county. New 4
y Jersey
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC
TICKETS FORGED

New Orleans March gl-The passenger
department of the southern Pacific has
lusl uuoartued n New York "a forgery of
ileIr tickets. a coupon of ticket uur-
porting to have been issued hy the L1uIs.-
ANA a. Southern railroad company has
been turned into tle New Orleans of
Ic. Tor Identification There is n1 eueh
road as the Louisiana a. Southern. bud
tIie manIaulaturs OF the ticket took ad-
vantage uf thr name Louisiana Il south
cru and sold t1 travellers coupon tickets
over the Union Pacific and The SOUTH
era Pacific. THE tek.t bears tha sIeua-
turc of j. H. Eeru. general passenger
and ticket agent There Is uo such of-
uciu connected with amy railroad iu
Louisiana.
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RAILROAD MAGRATES
UP FOR MANSLAUGHTER

Newark ". D. March 20-A j. Cas-
Eatt president of the Pennsylvania ra5I-
road company. John tr.mm0us. r. E
Galdis Dr. Leslie E. Ward and D. RuUse-
Nrll STANLEY, directors of thr N0uh
Jersey Street Railway company aud D.
-. a. NOm-. president David Young
vice president and general manager, Ar
thur vs. Pratt. ruIImaster. Charles ~
Sh.pmdu. general superintendent and
James smith. division superintendent too
IaE appeared il the court OF special
sessions here. They were present i0
answer th- Indictment Tor mauslaughtaI
iu connection with the trolley ear wreck
OF Feb. DO which resulted iu the death
of nine High school pupils. Bach was
placed under $1,000 BAN. which was
furnished 30 date was SET Tor the
trial.
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC
FREIGHT WRECKED

Toano. New, March ga double
header westbound freight ON the South
ern Pacific jumped a switch while pull
ing into the yards at Fenlon at 4:39
o'clock yesterday afternoon and as a re-
suit traffic has been completely blocked
since then. Both engines went into the
ditch and half as dozen cars piled on
top. tearing up and blocking the tracks
So badly that 10 was necessary to build
around the wreck Tor q distance OF 200
feet No one was hurt, though the fire
man on one of the wrecked engines was
thrown thirty feet.
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CHINESE MINISTER
STARTS FOR THE EAST

San Francisco. March 30.-Sir Lians
Chen Tune Chcng. the new Chinese min
lister to the United States. left for Wash
iugton This afternoon on "a special traina
Sir ChCng is ACCOMPANIED by his official
family and a number of students. who
will enter eastern universities and col
leges. The train is scheduled 90 arrive
i'm Washington on Friday next There
are TO be mo- stops other than the or
binary periods of waiting az points be-
tween this city and Washington.
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PRESIDENT GETTING
READY FOR HIS TRIP

Washington, March 3A-The president
saw very few visitors today. his time be-
ius occupied iu clearing zap routine BUSH
ness preparatory 90 his deUarlure ON
Wednesday, N0 visitors VIII ne received
tomorrow. John Burroughs the uatural-
isI. who viii lcCumpanp The party 90 the
Yellowstone park viii be- the president S
guest ~ th- White House tomorrow
night lie Will leave the party at 81
Louis after inc return from tile Yellow
stone
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HOLDING OUT FOR coin.
Great Powers Will Not Be Merciful to
China.

Shanghai March S0-The bankers COM
mission met TO-DAY and declined TO for
ward the American silver indemnity bond
for signature by the Chinese representa-
tiyes On the ground that the terms of
the bond were inconsistent with prevl-
Gus declarations regarding the indemnity
The American delegate insisted that the
article I'm view of the Peking protocol,
states d. 10 De the commissions duty 70
effect an operations i'm conformity with
the instructions sent by the powers TO
their delegates, and ne announces his
intention OF forwarding the bond direct
60 the Chinese rcpreseutauE for sig
nature All the viceroys and governors
iu China are now united in a protest
against the payment of the indemnity
in gold They declare that the resources
are exhausted and that further eNtOr-
ton would impoyerish the people, tend
TO excite revolt and hamper foreign
trade.
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STRONG OPPOSITION TO
ARCHBISHOP IRELAND

NrU York March H.-Ila opposition 90
Tho nomination of Arcf1i7a0p ireland Tor
cardinal. saws the Rome correspondent
ofs the Tribune, comes especially from
Cslull Orreila. thc dean OF tne sacred
rrN-ae who considers himself "a follow
.r of tl- traditions 0f the late Cardinal
LeduchoWskl. VINO. as preiec. oI the pro-
plraula was always h0stu. DO Ar.n-
bishop Ireland and his friends AIth0uah
thH only survivor OF fle cardinals creataI
br Plus * Cardinal OresiGs influence
/. relatively admitted. having always
somewhat lstsfteN with the present
pope.
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FOR others against whom the warrants
were directed was begun. Early this
evening the police blOtter contained the
tohoWlus additional names of men arr
rested on The assault charge. John Brear-
tor Ernest WClc0tt Charles Thorpe
John Ennis. James Whittym Michael
Regan, James Quinn Stephen Hail.
Inomds Quinn, Joseph Kelly and Will
liam Costello. These men are sirik-
ers. They are nearly AN factory work
ers and youns men of from 90 90 so
years, having homes in the west end
Of the city in the ueighJorhood of the
ear barns
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CADETS HAVE SMALLPOX

Milwaukee. March GA Daily News
special from Waukesha, Wis., SAYS the
ST. Johns military academy az Della
field has been quarautined owing 10 the
discovery of four cases OF smallpox
within that institution. The authorities
placed a guard over the academy. which
will be continued night and day FOR seven
DAYS. One hundred and fifty cadets viii
Doe kept prisoners during The period OF
m.rantln.
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TOM HORNS ATTORNEYS
MOVE FOR A NEW TRIAL

Cheyenne. Wyo.. March 30.-Attor-
neys for Tom Horn the stock detec-
tive convicted of the murder of Willie
Nickel and sentenced TO be hanged,
filed briefs today in the supreme court
in support OF their motion for a new
trial The case VIII probably be ar
gued in May.
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lsneclal 10 Tho Herall.l

II OISE. Ida. March 30.-William
II Kunnecke, arrested In South Da-
kota for murder. according 10 this
mornings press dispatches, has been
identified as the Kunnecke Who lived
at Mountain Home. Ida. He ran a
shoe shop, married "a German woman
through a marriage bureau, bought a
band Of sheep, employed a young man.
his wifes cousin, as herder, and owed
him neat sum when the herder dis
appeared Kunnecke was arrested for
violating the law regarding scabby
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STOCK EXCHANGE FrFcTroN

NeW York March lO.-The nomination
committee of The sock exchange has
selected the ticae, for Che annual cleo
ton. which win De held 0n MAY III. as
follows, President. r. r. Thomas: sec
rotary. William Mcclure. treasurer q. r..
GilrOp. governors 60 serve four years..
Rudolph kepler William a. Donald, ".
b. Lawrence A. Clifford Tower Ernest
Gr0csbeck. H. G.. Lawrence. n NJ New
combe Howard II. Henry. j. IT, Harri-
man and Lawrence Jacob, governor GO
serve two years. u. " C.. Cox. trustee
nf graLuIty lund. Erancls L. Pans.
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SAYS
HE CAN PROVE IT
Missionary Sticks to His POIyg-
amy Affidavit.
WILL NOT OBEY The BISHOP
HAS EMPLOYED COUNSEL TO
PREVENT his REMOVAL.

VT1ASHNGTON. March 30.-The re-
W movaI OF Rev. John L. Leilich,
the missionary of the Methodist
church u Utah. who filed charges
aEainst Senator sm0ol by Bishop War
rem. is likely Co have am important
bearing upon Smo0ts case I'm the SEN
atc Mir. Lailch came here apparently
as representative of the -Inisterlal
alliance of Salt Lake City. and charged
that Smo0t Is a pelyBamist He sNofe
tO his assertions before the clerk of the
supreme court iu The District of Column
bia. and then presented them 90 the
senate. They were referred TO the COM
mittec ON elections and are Co ne roH-
sidered some time en- the next session
of the senate.
Says he Can Prove 1t.
LeuIch intends TO fight his removal
lie has retained Messrs. Dudley &
Micheurr of this city ass his attorneys.
and &c is not Improbable that in order
90 effect his purpose t1 secure e. public
Investigation of the case he viii appeal
- the courts to set aside Jhe action of
Bishop Warren. Lei'ich viii go 90 SAT-
Lake and make "a contest for the posi-
ton De has occupied. lie has declared
his ability to prove his charg agalniJ
Senator Smo0t. ana IF DE does he Stains
The bishop had no right to remove him
without due Investigation. Al any rate,
Dc win insist up0n "a hearing and win
endeavor, iu order 90 justify himself, %
prove that Sm0ul is a polyglmlsl
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THIEF KIILFD-

Norwood r. IT, March 30-n "a rum
ming fight al the farm OF W. III. Earl
here early today Henry Cola. "a negro,
was shot and killed while he was ln
the act OF stealing "a quantity of pro-
visions. Earl and his nephew, Herbert
b. Payne. fired upon the negro.
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SHORT LINE WRECK.
Train Crashes Into Helper Engine at
Cedar Fort

Eureka March 20-Yesterdays Short
Line freight train had a collision az Cc-
dar Fort station, near Mcrcur. 10 was
douhle-header and the helper engine
had cut loose and ran ahead 90 take wa
ter The heavy train. which consisted OF
sixteen cars OF ore and TWO ears of 0Ih"r
merchandise. was too much for tne -
crashed into the helper at the water
tank The train engine was dirched and
the track torn up but no one was serl-
Ously injured. T0days passenger train
came in over the RiO Grande. TWO hours
liz
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OGDEN BOY CHOSEN.
lsnecIal 10 the Heraldl

= Washington, March Ex-senator
y SmOot has selected Joseph T. <
. Evans of Ogden as his appointee
= to the naval cadetship an Annap- (
= oils
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After the transaction OF considerable
routine business. Councilman Eardley
introduced his resolution. as printed
above and moved ils adoption. second
eI by Councilman Fernstrom. After
Councilman Eardley had made a few
remarks upon the resolution, Council
man Thomas asked him,
Have you submitted The law points
90 Attorney General Reiser2"
Eardley, not knowing what % reply
took refuge in dignided silence
The real trouble OF the evening was
then preCipitated by Councilman Dave
ier He coutended that until the opin-
Ion of The city attorney IS reversed by
The courts Chief Sheets is the head of
the police department. and the council
should lock upon him as such. He
chlded the 'eight" for not admittina
their defeat and bidine their time For
revenge uaul they could return the
compliment to the minority in another
way He called attention 20 the in-
consistency of Auditor Reiser I'm not
abiding by the decision OF the city at
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.BURBIOGE is
TOLD TO ACT
Council InstruCts Hin He Is
Head Of Police Department
PAY ROLLS ARE IN SUSPENSE
CERTIFIED BY SHEETS, REIsER
WON'T AUDIT THEM.

49, 3 = . > 4 3 . 3 3 >
y WHEREAS on Feb. DO. 1903. Sam .
. uel Paul resigned tne office of cnlet y
. 0t police OF this city and his resle- .
. nation has been accepted by the >
= mayor and city council and there ls 2
. now uo legally qualiued chief of inc y
. police department and =
= WHEREAS. John B. Bur5idge ls =
= mo only qual'ned captain of police ?
ana as such is the ranking officer ln =
= charge of the police department, ana =
WHEREAS, the said John b. Bur- =
. llCsr appears 90 have been .nlslcQ =
= into the belief that new chor OF =
q police mas been appointed and cone =
= nrmcd. and it is currently reported =
3 That said Burbidge Is NOT assertlns =
9 hls rights as the ranking officer ln .
. lne police department; therefore Doe =
, it =
. Resolved. That the city recorder be .
= and IS hereby instructed 90 immedl- y
= utely notify the said John Is. Bur =
. bidge. captain of police. that this ,
y council win hold him responsible for .
= the management and control of the =
= police department until "a chief of =
2 police shall have been legally ape =
= pointed and confirmed. and Doe 10 FUR .
= Their =
= Resolved. That the said John q. =
> burbidge. captain of police be- and =
> Us hereby instructed t0 Immediate =
. ly resume the active management OF =
y the police department and 90 certify =
= to an pay rolls and vouchers prop :
3 rrIN cnargcaplc Co the department =
? until further orders from this coun- =
4 4 .
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-09
A NATuRAL REsuLr.

II Is very reasonable TO suppose n the
foundation OF a structure was removed
that the building itself is bound e
come down. This same principle car
be applied TO disease. Take a medi
cine into the system that will remove
the cause OF sickness. and the illness
leaves OF itself. Dyspepsia. indiges'
ton, sick-hoadaChe and billousness
have their foundation in stomach dis.
orders Remove this weakness and
the other symptoms are no more.
There is one cure for all this that all
druggists sell for csc per box. II is
called DR.. Gums Improved Liver
Pills They get right at the beginning
of these diseases and make the cure
by taking away the cause OF II. We
will send a small box free by mail, or
a large box on receipt OF Csc. Address
Dr. Bosan..o Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
For sale q: .. Srone's Drug Stores. 4
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~
Minutes
for
LUNCH

That is the average time
spent In a large city restau-
rant by three thousand
lunchers IL takes three
hours to digest a fresh egg
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Political
Prayers

The Philadelphia Record recalls
some pohtictl prayers made by chap
lains OF legislative bodies. It was in
offensive. but in poor taste, when a
chaplain in the Delaware legislature
prayed "Oh Lord. thy servants are
in a deadlock Give them the key"
During the last Cuban insurrection
chaplain in a legislature prayed That
the United States might supply with
arms. If necessary, those in Cuba who
were struggling for liberty and that
we might insist upon upholding the
Monroe Doctrine" The chaplain Of
the Illinois House prayed God to con.
tract the capaclous NAV of the penal,
reformatory. charitable. and educa.
tional Institutions Of Illinois. May
they learn to be content with less
money and may we who refuse to
worship a golden calf also refuse to
worship gold in any form" The
chaplain Of a Populist convention in
Arkansas prayed that the state might
be delivered from Democratic control
In the Colorado legislature Dean
Peck prayed that the Popullsts and
Democrats might be resigned to their
fate A Populist chaplain in Kansas
prayed God to palsy the brain and
still the heart Of the reasonable con.
spirator" to-wit. the Republicans. In
A Massachusetts, campaign a minister
prayed for the triumph Of righteous
ness and then broke out: "oh Lord.
what's the use OF beating about the
push? Give US Briggs for Governor"
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Chicago, April 9-Fiye thousand
invitations have been issued by the
Hamilton club for It's thirteenth an,
nual banquet 10 be given tonight in
celebration OF Appomatox Day.
Henry Watterson OF Louisville is to
be the principal speaker and others
who have accepted invitations to re.
spond 10 toasts are Rev Thomas c.
Green OF Cedar Rapids. Iowa. and
Congressman Cushman OF Washing.
ton, Hamilton OF Michigan and
Charles b. lands OF Indiana
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