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Daily Kennebec journal., 1903-02-21
NATIONAL HOME.

w. NJ. Tobn reported for duty from
furlough, Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1903-02-21

The Old South League will ct,
Monday afternoon, with Mrs. Geoif-
ford.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1903-02-21

Mrs. Arthur f. Estes and son return
ed, Friday from Il visit with relatives
in F'reeport. Miss Florence Estes ac-
conpanied them for visit.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1903-02-21

Sweden is said to have the lowest death
rate of any civilized nation. During tha
last ten years the annual average has
been only 1649 per thousand
Daily Kennebec journal., 1903-02-21

Miss Minnie Roderick of Wa,erville
IS the guest of Miss Annie Croeker
Farminsdale.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1903-02-21

On Ash Wednesday, Feb. -, theKlii
be a service in ST. Matthews lecturom
at 7.3D +. NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1903-02-21

Daniel Kennedy reported for duty,
Friday, from Il 60-days furlough to
New York City.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1903-02-21

The funeral of the late William A.
I.ivermore will be held from Grand
Army hall, at 1890 O'Clock this after
noon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1903-02-21

GARDINER.
Journals Telephone Call, 26-5.

Mrs. Charles Blaisdell went to DeX-
ter. Friday. and will reside there in the
future.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1903-02-21

The condition of Ray Paul, wis
i'll with typhoid fever, continues br-
able
Daily Kennebec journal., 1903-02-21

Seventy poets of Germany have agreed
with one another to sell no poems for less
than Il cents line. They might adopt a
union label
Daily Kennebec journal., 1903-02-21

William f. Duke has reported for
duty from an extended furlough to
Philadelphia.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1903-02-21

B. p. Hawes returned, Friday, from
a flying trip to Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1903-02-21
DECKER e. DAY
HARDWARE AND COAL CO.,
GARDINER. MAINE.

very enjoyable evening was passed by
all present.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1903-02-21

T.. II. Gardiner will give an address
az the service in st. Andrews church,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1903-02-21
The Saturday and Sunday Concerts

George Washingtons Medley March,"
Thiemn
Festival Carl
Cornet Solo-Selccted.
Mr.. McSheehy.
Selection fir. 'Iolanthe. arr. Catlin
Waltz-"Artists' Life, Strauss
MclleN.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1903-02-21
Hospital Sunday Niaht Concert.

The Home Male Quartet has added Il
new member, IL. F. Parsons, ana for the
concert at the hospital, at o'clock Sun
day evening, will render the following
program:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1903-02-21
GARDINER ADVERTISEMENTS.
HORSE RAGING ON THE ICE

for Decker & Days Store to secure some
of the SPECIAL SALE BARGAINS
they are Offering on
Daily Kennebec journal., 1903-02-21

Thou Thinkest Lord, of Me-, Mund
Come Thou Fount, Robinson
GLORY to His Name, Hoffman
Since Have Been Redeemed" T.. o. f.
Let Him III, Atchinson
I'm Nearer My Home" Lewis
Are You Washed in the Blood l.. A. H.
odd Folks at Home, " ChriSty
Daily Kennebec journal., 1903-02-21

The funeral arrangements have not
been definitely decided as yet but the
services win probably be held, Mon
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-15
OGDEN NEWS
FUNDS co TO OGDEN
junction City Postofice Will Re.
ceiVe Public Moneys From
Big District.
Ogeef. Jan. ],

number of important changes in
the work of the Ogden postofice Will
become effective Feb. l. On that date.
II viii be remembered, the sub alton
at Five Points is to be established and
TWO of the three rural free delivery
carriers are TO be started from there.
This change win put eaEly morning
mail at Five Points for immediate dis
tribution as early as the business dis
trict, and mail win be transported TO
the sub-station at frequent intervals
during the day As a result residents
OF the northern part of the city viii
be served almost as promptly as any
ether portion.
Another important change is fore
Swallowed by instructions just received
by Postmaster Davis. On Feb the
Ogden Office is 10 become a depository
for the money order business of north
ern Utah, eastern Nevada and south
ern Idaho. This means that all the Of
hoes of those districts thus covered
viii be required to deposit their sur
plus money order funds in Ogden in
stead of forwarding them to Salt Lake
as heretofore The new arrangement
i also another evidence that the Og-
den Office is TO be advanced to an Office
o. the first class Immediately after the
semi-annual balancing of the books
and Establishments early in March.
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the senate and four Republicans in the
house viii enable US to repeal this in
famous law, and should the governor
veto such repeal, means may be found
10 compel his acquiescence.
With respect to the election of
United States senators. We hereby de
clare that if six Republicans wifi Join
With the twenty-one Democrats we will
eject any Republican who has shown
himself opposed to Addicksism. Such
six may select a senator for the long
term of four years, if they join US in
eieetIng a Democrat, whom we shall
select for the shorter term of two years.
provided such six Republicans shall
do this not later than on the first joint
ballot for senators, Jan 2I''
The statement asserts that the object
of the Democrats in making the an
nouncement is that the people of the
state may place the blame for corrupt
politics where it belongs.
The Union, or Addicks Republicans.
arranged a hurried conference. but
several members were absent and moth
ing definite was decided upon
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-15
LONDON MURDERER
NOT AN AMERICAN

London. Jan. IA story has been
published here purporting to detail the
lie of George Chapman, the South
ward salOOnkeepeT. who is charged
with the murder of three women by
poison in different parts of London,
from his birth on a farm in Michigan
TO the year 1895 The testimony of
numerous witnesses in court today en-
t1rely disprOved the statements made.
The papers also say that documents
IN connection with Chapman's claim to
cltlzenship were forwarded to the state
department at Washington today, but
1t was learned that this is untrue. Aft
er Chapmaa's first communication to
consul General Evans, the latter re-
quested some proof Of his claims to
American citizenship, but Chapman did
not reply and no further action was
taken.
In the course of today's evidence an
other woman testified to having re-
ceived powders from Chapman which.
however. she burned.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-15
DELAWARE DEMOCRATS PAVE THE
WAY FOR DOWNFALL OF ADDICKS

Dover. Del. Jan. 1.-THE twenty-one
Democratic members of the Delaware
legislature held a. conference after the
general assembly had adjourned today.
and later issued this statement:
To the People of Delaware: The
Undersigned Democratic members of
the assembly deem it proper and Just
10 announce the position they have as
sumed In this political crisis, and to
say that we concur in the position now
stated. We are determined, if possible.
10 prevent the further corruption of
elections in this state, and to that end
demand that if any Republicans in the
ie legislature are DESTROYS of cooperating
with us they shall pledge themselves to
join us unqualifiedly in every effort
having for its object the repeal of the
dlabolical and monStrous instrument Of
corruption, the voters assistant laws.
Ihis we. regaTdias the greatest OBJ
Ject against which our efforts can be
directed, and We desire no political as
ISOLATION with any man or organiza-
ton not in accord with this object.
The cooperation of two Republicans in
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-15
RABBIT HUNT at Ogden.
lSpeciaI ID M Herald0


Ogden. Jan. IA rabbit hunt. mar
ticipated in by fifty men. mostly of
West Weber, yesterday resulted in the
death of nearly 5000 Of the Iong-eared
tribe of the sage plains The hunt was
the outcome of a friendly rivalry.
which resulted in the organizing of a
team shoot by the participants The
teams were captained respectively by
Joe Hadley and Jim Hunter, and the
result was adverse to the Hunter crowd
by i've rabbits. The losers will nay
Tor a ball and supper in honor of the
vletcrs. TO be given Saturday night at
West Weber. The two squads covered
the ground westward from West Weber
to Little mountain and the lake shore
In the course Of their hunt. The fol-
lowing Ogden men were participants
by invitation: J. G. Reed. A NJ. Van
dervlies. Dick Greenwich, Joe Greenwich
and II. Anderson.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-15
PETE AND WILLIAMS MEET.
Officer Puts Mexican Down and Vel
low Streak Shows Up.

Again Mexican Pete has gone to
the bad, and all the good resolutions
made by the son of MOntaZuma after
getting his freedom through the gen
erosity of Champion Jeffries have evil
IDENTIFY fallen by the wayside. Pete is
again lodged in the city bastile as a
result of an attempt to do zap Jim Will
Jams Of the local police force.
As the story goes. Pete filed up on
bad whisky and got on bad case of
the jim jams. Williams found the
Mexican squared up in front of an
empty beer key. which Pete evidently
took for an antagonist in the ring
Pete was squared off and made several
passes and feints at the beer key;
after which ne famed the repository
of jags" with an old handkerchief.
1t looked like a bad case of the
bugs" when Jim Williams appeared on
the scene. Pete saw Jim coming, and
Immediately prepared for a decision
against the officer. The first pass
knocked Jim's helmet in the gutter
and a clinch followed. Both broke
clean and spared for an opening.
Williams then delivered a stiff right
that sent Pete to the sidewalk, when
that old streak of yellow appeared
and the Mexican quit. After this it
was simply a case of free ride to the
'JaghouSe."
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ITALY WILL FOLLOW
OTHER POWERS LEAD

Rome, Jan 14.-It is officially learned
mere that President Castro has in
FORMED the powers that he is disposed
70 pay the expenses of maintaining the
plockadlng squadron in Venezuelan
waters on condition that the blockade
be raised imme1 lately, and it is also
absolutely denied that Italy would be
inclined 10 accept this proposal even
if it were made. 1t was said today that
While Italy VIII do everything to reach
solution of the Venezuelan difficulty
she considers Great Britain and Ger
many having superior claims for the
satisfaction for insults to be entitled
TO take the lead in all measures
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YOUNG CORBETT
GETS DECISION
Champion Is Too Fast and Strong
For Austin Rice.
SECONDS THROW UP SPONGE
NEW LONDON BOY MANAGES TO
STAY SEVENTEEN ROUNDS.

Hot Springs, Ark, Jan. 14.-YOung Cor
bett the feather-weight champion. was
given the decision over Austin Rice of
New London. Conn. tonight in the
eighteenth round of what was to have
been twenty-rouud contest before the
Wilmington Park Athletic association
Just before the end of the seventeenth
round Corbett landed a stiff left swing,
glaacing from the stomach. and as re-
SUIT Rlcc was sick and all but helpless.
On the calling of time for the beginning
OF the eighteenth round Battling" Mel
son. Rice's second. threw a towel into
the ring and COrbett was given the de-
cision.
Rice Stayed Longer Than Expected.
As an exhibition, the fight was dis
appointment. 1t was freely predicted
tnat Rice would not stay ten rounds. and
the betting was on this basis. The feat
ure of the contest was Rice's footworR.
But for his success in lodging Corbett's
vicious lunges he would have gone down
and out early I'm the game
Nearly every round consisted of TuSheS
and aggressive fighting by Corbett ard
renting and lodging by Rice. once the
champion went to the floor. his foot slip
ping as he lodged lunge from Rice.
Rice fell to his knees under similar cir
cumstances, but both men were on their
feet in an instant.
Corbett's Blows Lacked Effect.
Rice landed almost as many blows as
Ola the champion. but they lacked force
and seemed to do but slight damage. Cor
bett in turn landed many face and body
blows, but his most vicious swings were
either lodged or blocked. and those that
went home had no effect.
Rice's fight was purely to stay the
twenty rounds, and he fought almost en-
tirely on the defensive. So successful was
he in lodging the rushes of the cham
pioa that Corbett sawed the air and sew
e-al times ran into the ropes with force.
AT the ringside were number of prom
inent sporting men. Before the beginning
of the bout, Manager Mulligan of the as
received Il number of tele-
graphic challenges from feather-weights
IN all parts of the country to meet the
winner of the match They were heard
with great applause from the spectators
when read from the ring prior to the
contest.
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ton and party, Therefore. I second the
ilonilna&ioS of Reed Smoot
An Eligible Candidate.
Repre- sentative A. !. F4an,lin af sal,
Like County -6eorge SufberIsns3 *
Wen known TO be the most eligible
candidate for Tfis-ofDce
Representative James Anderson s,f
Morgan G9Ha sx-ATe we to voice. til.
sen ents of our constituents Or he
uicedieu 10 by those who do nar live in
the state2 Do we nor know t.-has a.,
want? We do The peonle ne tbis
state want Reed SmOOt TO be their
next senator.
representative A Molyneux Of Grand
oounty-The question of Mormon on.
neh-Aormon should not enter into the
discussion. George Sutherland iS one
OF the NEST capable and trustworthy
men IN congress, and he is the best
Qualified man in the field.
Representative WiIson-Ary fa4be,.
was Irish; my mother Scotch. an, an
American Give me a piece of paper
Smoot on il.
Senator David Mckay of Weber
Couhty-Reed Smoot knows this state
wei. He has travelled through il. north.
east south and west, and has Travelled
through the United States and F,,,
rope. He is a keen observer. and is
better qualified to represent the state
taan any other candidate.
SENATOR II. S Larsen of Box Elder
County-If / simply were to vote nv
personal choice, it would be George
sutherland, but majority of my con
sttuents are for Smoot. / am not in
sympathy with the attempts to show
mat high ecclesiastic is disoualifed
Tor 8 high political position. AS long
ds the Republican and the Democratic
parties are anxious to gain the assist
dhce OF nigh church officials, TO have
them take the stump and contribute to
campaign funds. the parties have no
Ilght TO say they shall not share the
nigh positions and the spells. zap
plause)
AFTER the ballot had been taken and
the result Of the vote announced, Sen
ator Allison moved that the Temporary
organization of the caucus be made
permanent. SO that other party ques-
tons might be taken up later. if de-
sired, and that the caucus adjourn sub
Jeet to the call Of the chairman. This
was done, and the meeting adjourned.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-15
COAL STRIKE COMMISSION.
of Union Next Point to
Be Attacked.

Philadelphia. Jan. Recognition OF
the union. With the anthracite coal oper-
atOrs maintain is not an issue before the
coal strike commission viii be the priu-
cipal demand attacked by the Erie todays
in its claims against the mine workers
union.
General Superintendent W A Nav Of
the Hillside Coad & iron company and
the Pennsylvania Coal company, which
are controlled By the Erie was on The
stand for long time today and gave
testimony tending 10 show that since the
advent of the union into the anthracite
region the workmen were less efficient
that lack of discipline has resulted. and
that il interfered with authority and lin
tied the earning capacity Of the employees
On cross exaninafi ton. MAY said nc
thought that whsr re the company ana
men disagreed. some good might result
by calling in third party Other wit
nesses we're -alIed. who corroaoratef.
much Of SnDe .intendknt MAYS testimoiir
Chairman GRAZ is expected 20 atfcfI
the session toinoerow.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-15
INFORMATION FILED
AGAINST COAL MEN

Detroit. JAN, 1Af-AfteF n1mHch investi-
cation for a number OF days Prosecuting
attorney Hurt today filed an information
against the Detroit Coal exchange. an or
Sanizatlon Of thirty local coal dealers.
charging violation of the state antitrust
law OF 1899. and asking for an Injunction.
In the information. Prosecutor Hunt
quotes section 4ofzthe constitution of the
exchange. which declares that members
snail not sell coal under the minimum
price nxed by the exchange, and pro-
vides a fine for violations of this section
by members. Prosecutor Hunt declares
that this is in violation of the antitrust
law of 1899, and asks for an Injunction
to restrain thte exchange and its mem
berS from maintaining the exchange or
any other combination Judge H0smer
VIII hear arguments on the injunction
Jan 26
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-15
Assessment Notice

THE COPPER RANCH MINING cox
f,anv. PRINCIPAL place Of business, San
Lake City. Utah. Notice is hereby given
thai at q meeting Of the board of d.
rectors of the Copper Ranch Mining CoIn-
pany. held on the Goth day OF Decennher,
1902 at its office. 323 .. t. Walker 6liiI1-
ing Salt Lake City. Utah. an assessment
OF ore-nalf cent per share was levied on
the capital stock of the corporation, is
sued and outstanding, payable immediate
IL TO Ben T. Lloyd. secretary, at his
office room aZ5 D. = Naikee building
Salt Lake Cite. Utah ANY stock upon
which this asSeSsInent may remain IN
paid en- Feb. 2. 1892. VIII be delinquent
and advertised for sale at public auction.
and unless payment is made before viii
b.. sold on Friday, Feb. 90 1904 at u
O clock noon, 70 pay the delinquent as
sessuaent together with costs OF a6ver-
Using znd expense Of sale.
BENJAMIN T. LLOYD
Secretary, Room s-9 - + Walker BaIiz-
ing, salt Lake City. Ctan.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-15
RED MAN GOES
ON A RAMPAGE
Oakland Runner Bolts, Seriously
lnjuring Exercise Boy.
RIDER AND HORSE UNHURT
JOCKEY PULLS SAD SAM AND is
INDEFINITELY SUSPENDED.

San Francisco, Jan. I-Several Incl
dents marked the racing at Oakland to-
day What may prove fatal accident
occurred during the running Of the 2
ycar-old event. When the stretch was
reached Red Man, one OF the Morris
colts bOlted and crashed through the
fence striking an exercise boy known as
Joe Galniffer. The colt turned a somer-
sault, but he and Troxler, who had the
mount, escaped injury. Galniffer was
picked up in an unconscious condition.
He was found to be suffering from con-
cussion of the brain and a possible frac-
zeal. rt
The. Judges suspended F. Kelly indefi-
nTitely for his ride on Sad Sam in the
coded in the betting and did not make
his usual good showing The race re-
suited in a close finish, Huachucua get
drive.
Leader won the last race at mile in
l;39iR, the fastest the distance has been
covered this season The handicap, at
teatur's. Ishtar led all the way and,
displaying much gameness, won from
Corrigen. the favorite, Who was coIfced-
ing much weight. -Four favorites won
durir3 the afternoon. The weather was
fine and the track fast.
Ihe stewards today reinstated Jockey
WHY WIZ Ids SuSptIueQ lot getting
left at the post on Sugden at Ingleside.
Results:
First race, six furlongs. selling-TOwer
OF Candles won. Bright PhOebus second,
Hafnault third. Time-I:13H
Second race. Futurity course. selling
Matt Hogan won, Tyranus second, Ru-
biHo third. Time-1:11L
Third race. three and a half furlongs.
purse--Cascine won, Planet second. Too
law third. Time-41%
Fourth race one mile and seventy
h9ndipap-TEhtar
second. Lord Badge third Time-1:45
Fifth race. six furlongs. Selling-Hua-
chuea won, Mocorito second. Jarretierre
Dor third. Time-1:13
Sixth race. one mile. selling-Leader
won. EsheTn second. The Pride third
Time-I :39Js
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-15

JOB ON SPENCER.

Ernest Spencer is out cunning =
= Tor some individual, who, II is =
claimed, sttached his name to an ,
> inquiry directed 10 the questions =
= and answers department of a Salt ,
Lake Journal The question inno- ,
Gently inquired the purpose of the ,
hammer, ak and saw contained in =
the little red boxes found in pas =
senger coaches
The editor OF the department. >
who failed to see the joke, SOL y
= EMMY answered that they were =
= for use in case of wreck. and =
Spencer says the whole thing was ,
put up JOB TO make il appear y
p he was from the country. =
, y y
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COMMITTED NO CRIME.
Case of Man Who Helped Himself
TO Coal.

Lancaster. Pa. Jan. 14.-Alfred Him
melsberger. who was arrested last night
for stealing coal from cars passing over
the PENNSYLVANIA railroad cutoff northI
tOdy today. HimmeIsberger said he had
money to pay for coal. but could not get
any. and he stole it to keep his wife ana
children from freezing. The railroad
officials who had preferred charges
against him requested his discharge on
the ground that they did not want to
prosecute men in his plight. Every train
OF coal passing around the city is board
ed and robbed to some extent. The coal
famine in this city is now being felt more
keenly than ever.
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MARTHA WASHINGTON MINING
company Principal place of business at
Salt Lake City Notice is hereby given
that at a meeting of the board Of di-
rectors Of the Martha Washington Mining
company, held on the 9th day of Deem
Der. 1882. an assessment Of one Cd cent
per share was levied on the capital stock
Of the corporation. issued and OutStaDd-
ing. payable Jan. 9th. 1905 TO Alviras J..
Snow. secretary. at his office. room 20
.. +. Walker Bldg, Salt Lake City, Utah.
Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on said Jan 9th 1893
VIII be delinquent and advertised for sale
at public auction. and unless payment IS
made before viii &c sold on Saturday.
Feb 14th 1903 at i o clock. noon, TO pay
the delinquent assessment, together with
the costs OF advertising and expenses CT
sale ALEIRAS l. SNOW.
Secretary. Room 40 y. f Walker Bldg
Salt Lake City. Utah.
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Ogden Briefs

E ID. Sampson of Des Noines. Ia.
was chosen a director in the Ogden
state bank in place of John Scow-
croft, deceased.
Mrs. Sophia Anderson has brought
suit Tor divorce against Peter Q. An
derson, alleging failure to provide as
the cause The couple resided in Hunts
vile.
The case Of Joseph Smith against
the Union Pacific Railroad company
was on all day again Yesterday in the
Second district court The suit is for
Sl9,IS0 damages for personal injuries.
The judge viii deliver the charge this
morning and the case will be submitted
TO the jury.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-15
PROFESSOR loRENZ
OPERATES In LONDON

London, Jan l4.-Professor Isorenz
Ope rated on three children at the London
hospital today in the presence. of a hun
dred physicians, including such promi-
nent men as Alfred Trip surgeon in or
binary to the king. and Sir Alfred Cooper
member of the council of the Royal Col
lege of Surgeons. The British surgeons
showed the keenest interest in the opera
tons. and applauded the success OF the
kienneSe professor.
Some scores of clamorOus erippIes be-
sieged the hospital during the day, Offer
ing themselves for treatment