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alleges, [
the point
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next day
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man, but
what
her attor
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threatens
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became
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says she
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was on L
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The sun., 1903-11-24

-..Is-Klosque 40. IL. near Grand Hotel. and
iosauo No. TO- Boulevard des Capucnes
The sun., 1903-11-24
Stories Of the DecIln. and Fall

Caligula had Just raised his horse TO the CONSUL
ship.
what a blind idiot was" he shouted. not Ia
have made him a Major General"
Seeking to vent his wrath. he perpetrated fresh
cruelties on the Roman people
The sun., 1903-11-24
Nero stood watching the confederation

IL fear" he murmurcd sadly. that nv talents
are not appreciated. Here am trying TO Introduce
the art OF typography. and tine people call mo
monster"
Turning to his violin for consolation. he PLAYED a
few simple araS.
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S5,5OOI
Apprais1

The d
Roosers.l
N. j., "
he was \
specified
$s00.0nI
@Mte q
20 that'
about +
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0criAtspetnaMpI,lnact.

Die 4rano.cSurn perh6rte iiber 70
3eugen nno fanb l3 Mntlaeen:
Gobert Ritter bat lidb luegen einem
tbdtlihen Nngriff su perant'Dorten.
Sohn Geeb iieht unler Der anflage
oes @inbruhs uno Siebfabls.
Denrp Sh6nblunn nnb Nlonao
Gtlner habsn lid auf fiinf Nntlaaeil
ipegen Ginbrllh uno Diebifabl 3u Der.
aitmprten.
Sonp Doung uno Soiepbine Ooung
ltebsn unter bcr Nntlaqe. in Denniion
Elm Ible1tes baus gu bolten.
9ouis q. Gheu, yictor llnaer uno
6arrD u. 8anlble tperben beihuloiat.
minoeridbriae Rinber uerlaiien su
laben.
Die @ranb=Surp beiuhte aud bas
@ountp- p-@efdnaniB uno fano Mles in
better Dronung.
6b0nbrunn uno Stiner baben lih
lduloi9 betannt uno &idter @botmea
bat anaeoronet, oaB bieielben mad Der
Reform=Mnfalt in Wansfielo gebraht
tueroen.
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0eitorbcm. .

glm 9. Sanuar IN NeiD philaoelpbia
Goiuoro Riniep. 5Dbn BON S. 8. Gin-
Iep, lin Mlter pon l6 Sahren an Der
8riabtIhen Nierenfrantbeit.
Mm z. Sanuar in Denniion %. $.
Gardner im Mlter bon 81 Sabren oil
ben 6olaen e,nts GdlaafluiIes. gr
binterldbt cine Wittpe unb orei 2inber.
Vim z. ssanuar in Gaoi3, DarriIon
Co., Dberft Sohn 9. peor,e. nad)
ldnaerer Rranfbeit. Ser 8eritorbsne
mar m6breno oes giiroertrieses Dberii
bes SO. Glio Neaiments uno maro
ipdter Common pleasrihter oieies aus
oen Counties Sarriion. SefferIon uno
9uscaraiuas befebenoen 8erihts+Dift-
I.ritts.
Mm 8. ssonuar in Nem Yhilaoelpbia
30. 8. Minh an ein.m Ghlasanfall
i'm Alter bon 81 Sabren. Der Wers
ftorb.ne mar am Moraen lpie aetpObn=
lid aufqeIanoen uno bate sinen yeien
aenommen, INN ben @dnee im Dofe
ipeaaufebren. Nls er ni1t in nas
Daus auriiftam. iudte man na1 ibnl
unb fanb feine nit Gdnee beoedte
Neihe. yDin4 mar elm 0eteran beg
0lreertrieges; er binterldbt cine Witt'
ne unb brei Rinoer.
Mm 10. Sanuar in Neu pbilabel-
pbia Sobn Wepermann. 63 Sabre alt.
OH einem Qeioen bes Riif9ratbs, on
Dem er felt Sahren a.l,tten. Ser Ver'
torbene NOR aus G6nib. Ranton Bern.
Ghmei3. eebiirtia uno fam Dor ca. 80
1abren nod ben Der. 5taaten uno bat
ieitber immer in oieier @eaenos seluobnt
gr mar nit elmer 5dpsfer bon Greo.
@lauier oabier perbsiratbet uno lett er
feline iSrau Dor s Sahren ourd ben
Sob berlor. NOR er mebr ooer Deni9er
idruermiit1is.
gm s. San. in geioler 8eora 2ram.
mes i'm Nlter bon IS s}abren ar einem
2unaenleiben. Ser 0ertorbene mar
in Deutidlano seboren. fam aber fhon
in iungen Sabren mad ben Der. Staa'
ten. Qlls Der giirsertriey ausbrah.
trat Rrammes in oas l6l. Obio Hegi<
ment uuo erbielt nab ieiner Olenitseit
cine ehrenpoue gntlaliuns. 1T mar
3lueimal berbsiratbet uno binterlabt
eine Wittpe uno einen 5obn aus erlter
Gbe.
Nm IL. Sanuar in Stem pbilaoel=
pbia 6rau glisabetb 3upferidmieo. bic
Satin pen 9britian 2upferibmieo,
nad LANCER. Idperer Rrantbeit; su
pelher nod elm 0iiftenbrud fam. ben
lie lih lebte Wohe suaos. als lie iid.
als lie allein i'm 3immer mar, erheben
mollte. i'm utter bon 78 Sabren. Die
Yeritorbene mar 5meintal Derbeiratbet
uno bate in ibrer erltsn gbe 2 2inber.
bic beioe nod in iunsen Sahren aelior.
ben lino. Sie mar eiue tii1tiae. ar=
beitiame 9ausfrau uno mar bel allen
Nahbaru seahtet uno beliebt. Sas
yesrdbnib finoet beute Nadmittas
tatt.
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cine tpmmo erbare Grftnpn,,a

9Bunber bSren ME auf. Gtne Ma-
Ihine 1T erfnnoen ipcrben, pelAe Iape<
ten lhneibet, fleifert unb antlebt. Das
Jelb Der grfncunsen unb Gntbedunaen
ldelnt unteSren3t. 6erpurragenp unter
ben srSbten Gntcednnsen lit Or. Rinas
glep Discovery fur Shwinbludt. Sie
bat eine Nienge @utes aetban fir
ihpahe 2nnsen unp man6es Qeben ae=
rettet. 1auienpe baben fie gebrauAt unb
oamit ois Grippe, Observation-Disclosures,
sunaenent3anbun9 unb ShpinbiuAt Be-
swunsen, SIR aasemeines urtteil if:
Sic 1T bic bette unb 5uperla1fgle ar,nei
tur Dais<, Vrnit- unb Qunsenleiben.
Sebe Soc. nnb $l.OO III sarantiert son,
Mpctbetcr Jrant .Mi0er unb 6cbns.
prcbeFaIden fret.
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0eiratbSb e,ptnignttgct.

2onso Morris, Gilmore -Nelie SLAP,
Stem philadelphia.
GDrus 8. Worris, Stonecreef- SoIe=
pbine 9. putt, Nem philadelphia.
Beneoict Is. Yialer - Gillian IS. Gin=
iep, beioe bon Nep philadelphia.
eSofepb g. Dalen. Canton - Charlotte
M. 6aslof. golipar.
6reb q. Gribble- Wartba Jaudp,
bsibe BON 5tpneereet.
William 8. Gram. Sod 17-Wauo g.
8inther, Bnaoenbiit.en.
Gsefel Sones = 2ucp =. Reffer. beioe
bon Beioler.
Draneis 9op. Mineral gitp-M Marp =.
Nones. Nem Cumberland.
Sobn o. Nrmbreit. Suaarcreet- Was.
gle W. Heeb. Wineral @itp.
@loBman 3. Stoder, Dominion @in-
oereua Critics. 3usearapas.,
Geo. 2anber. Raltasfa, Mi1. = GLEN
2anber. 9unoee.
Wm. 8. Mc@op, Sem @omerstown =
Solie u. Stia, Denniion.
5. Clement &apl - Soiepbine gberlp,
beibe bon ubri9sbiae.
Quimbp g. 0unt- Settle M. gurris,
beioe bon Nem philabelpbia.
Carl 8. Seal - Stella DARTS, beioe
bon 6anonDille.
@btparo Mllen Mebecca Illen, beioe
psn ubrihsbile.
Charles u. slipper, Gabi3 -2aura u.
Wap, Dennilon.
Clarence 6. M. MeBrioe, Barrs 6ins
-Nmanoa MeiB, Suearcreet.
Mlbin q. Mepnlutb - Niola 9reacle,
beioe bon Niobale.
glmer Smanf- emma GOrater, beioe
bon BD!ipar.
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Gr bIieb oabetmt.

Als mir am lebten Eonnerifaa ba.
b.im auf bem Huhbett lagen uno crib.
ial blisien. beiuhte uns Elm alter Ys.
tannt.r. uno nadoem er iih nad unlts
rem Y.finoen ertuuoiat. finaen mir bon
friber.n 3eiten gu plauoern on uno sr
eradblte uns. mie eint friibere 9tahba.
rim BON ibm bem Wann ben Wirtbss
bausbeiuh abaeiu0bnt babe. unIer
6reuno sradblte:
Satob mar nod nidt lanae perbeira.
tibet uno bate BON ieiner Sunaaeiellen.
3eit her bic 8emohnheit. Nbenos III cine
Wirtbihaft gu asbeu unb su plauoern.
Oie ssrau mar trent, bier uno beihlob.
benz Manne Den Wirtbsbausbeiuh ab.
suaem6bnen. 9lls Satob osbhalb zines
Nbenos oen 6ut erariff. UNI in Die
5taot su seben. iaate lie: rDu bait
.reht man muB allsunlal unter Die
2sute eeben. id CLAUDE. ih gebe NIT" "
Wiit oieien Worten er9riif lie Den bereit
lie9enoen Sbatul uno begleitete ben
Mtann sur Wlrtbihaft. trant gier nit
ibm uno barrie treulih aus. big er be-
reit mar. tpieoer nah 0auie 3u aeben.
iuas etmas frliber als gep0bnli6 Der
ssaa mar. I'm 3ueiten uno oritten
Nbeno tui.berholte lid Die ndmlite 8e.
lhihte; Safob bdtte bic trcue Bealeite.
rim gerne ab9eidiittelt, aber iie lieb
nibt los uno 10 blisb er oenn einiae
Nbenoe 3u 6auie. Nls er tpieoer aina.
lrlete lie ibm treulih. mie iein Shat=
ten uno Satob alaubte gu bemerten.
oaB feline alten 8efannt,n lih tiber ihn
luitig maAten, uno er blieb 5u 9auie,
= lie bate ihren 3,ued erreidt.
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oauert oen ean3en u1onat.

aomm fribe no treHt Cure sluspab Mae 9rei I'M gam
en Stoe nb rebu5irt 9 lno einige Der basen Mrfe in
E. lrnScr Crhnp rG1n6
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Sppbus Refine IN 3rinfmol1er
t0nnen burh Gitronenfaft poIIadnoiq
unlhdoliA gemabt tDerben. Dieie Qar
nidt bod genug au idbdBenoe Gnt.
osfung bat Or. Mfa Gerauion bon
gOnoOi: gemaht unb He III BON ben
5anitdts. geb0roell in Chicago nod oe-
natien glpelinentsn beltdtiat ipOroen.
Earnoh 9eniigt Elm 9beel0ffel bon
@itrontnfoft. utn ale 8 3ppbussS2eime III
eillem 6alben gias gsaIlsy III us.nia,.
ten. 8.
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vOrciteit, Die i'd ttteine."

6oifentli6 eritebt unter ben Di1-
tern, Die oas Sob Der Jreibeitsliebe fin.
gen. balo elmer, Der oem 6reibeitsbrana
Der eSniaiIen unieres County, =@efdng=
mites elm 2oblieo iin9t. @don tpieoer
haben Die @dite i'm 9otel bon Sheriff
Wa9ner einen Beriu6 aema9t. frana0.
filden Abihieb bon ihrem Roltgeber
3u nehmen. als i'm lebten Momente
nod Der Werluh entoeft uno bereiteIt
tpur6e.
Mm Mittpo9 lebter Wohe inIpiairte,
mie bies in ieoer 8eridtsibung ae.
i1iebt, bic Grano=SurD oas Gountp-
@efdn9nib unb babel tpuroe Die Gnt-
oefung gemadt, bas Die @efaneenen
bonn Nbtritt aus Elm Sod ourh bic
Wauer gemadt batten. aroB genug,
bab elm Mann burdi1lupfen fonnte.
Niles mar fertis, big auf bic p6lIige
Dur6breAung Der Mauer. bic foipeit
polenbet mar. baB es llur nod zines
Stoees beourft bdtte. um ben @etanae.
nen ben Wes aur Greibeit su babnen.
Die Oeffnung muroe entbedt, neil an
Der duBeren Wauer elm Stein abgebro.
den mar, in0em bic @efanaenen bic
Mauer fhon gu melt burhbrohen bat-
ten. Mabri6einli1 iparteten bic 3uht.
haus=ganbibaten nur nod auf bos
Dunfeltueroen, i'm ibre Glub 3u be-
tperffeligen.
gs tparen 3ur 3eit bier Gefan9ene i'm
Gefdnsnib. Nlon5o Steiner unb
Denrp 6h6nbrunn. bic tpegen oes
Diebifabls bon 0duten in unterludua9
lino, Nobert Ritter, Der fid auf bic
AntIa9e tue9en m6roeriihen Mnariffs
I3u bernntiporten bat, uno Der Neaer
Reeo. Der befhulbiat III. In Netp go-
.merstoun cine Barbierliube ausgeraubt
5u baden.
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9dMSli6e Sor9en.

Sebr lelten finbet man cine Gamilie, in
Der es selesentliA niht bauslihe 3milte
'sibt, bod pieie fSnnen serminoert werpen
penn man 8r. Rings Stem 9ipe pias
i'm 5auie bat. sic lparen Sbneu piele
unnanebmlidfeiten purh ibrs srpbe Or
BELT In Wasen~ unp Qeberleiben. Sie
ldafen Sbnen ni6t nnr grleihteruna,
lprpern beilen Sis. 25e. In Der Mpotbefe
Don Branf Niller u. 5pbn.
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Bc8ra bn.iIc In Nciu NbiIaDcIs
pbtn i'm Sabre 1902.

gBdbreno beS bsrfloilenen .Sabres
Duroen auf ben bieiiaen Grieoh0fen
folaenoe perionen beitattet:
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Columbia. go. 9err Sobn
Nitol. 504 Union Str.. elm betannter
NddsrlneiIter unierer Staot. tpenoet lid
nit 6nlaenoem an feline Wiitbiiroer:
,Jorui's Nlpenfrdutsr 8lutbeleber oab
mir meine 8eIunobsit ip,eoer. 2ebtes
Sabr mar ih Iebr unnobl, mein .Dta.
aen ipoate teine Gpeiisn mebr einneb-
men. Mein Ylut mar ean3 auber
Gronuug unb ih tonnte faum meine
Geihdfte OILS Bidder perleben. Sh
bate orei Doftoren, iuelde midi behau,
belten; aber nie oas beutihe Str d..
mort iaat, .ie ldnaer, ie ihlimmer" -
10 mar es aud bier. gines 5aees iaat.
mir bic sSrau oes Naenten ". g.. id
iollts IS einmal probiren nit 6orni's
Nlpentrduter 8lutbeleber. SD fraete.
iuo tann lh oas bstommen2 Sic iaste
rrein Mann bat es gum 8ertauie. sSd
faufte mir iofort cine Jlaide unb nod
stuei 9aa.n fiiblte id idon. oab bas
bic Mebisin 1T. melde mir Die @.iunb-
belt mieberaeben ipiro. uno 10 mar es
aud. 8,uor id cine Glalhe ein9enom.
men bate. mar id p0lia esiuno. Mber
id balte mod OIL uno babe iebt bic
brittle Glaihe. um ben Geim oieier
Rranfbeit p0lia su pertreiben. Sd
tpo[te ale Menld.n piiBten ben Wertb
oieier Meoisln su iAdben. Sobn Nitol
504 Union Str" Gorni's Mlpenfrdn.
ter ireib! ben @iItltoff aus benz Blut.
bilft Der Beroauung unb baut oas
9anse Spitem aaf.
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2uoe: Weibt Su, mas mid pun=
bert?
S6r9: Wie iolte i1 bas ,pillen?
2ube: IS munoert mid, bab nod
tein Stuoent oas biei,ae Wetter anse=
frast bot, ibm feline Wehiel aus3uftel-
len. Oieielben lieben tpeoer an Ddu.
fi9teit nod an @r6Be ettpas gu min.
ihen iiber.
S6rg: 6ait Du ole 9eine euten
Woridse fir bus neue Sabr bis ieBt se.
balten ?
Cube: Sang setuib /! Sd babe
idon lett Sabren feihen meiner 9uten
VoridBe 9ebrohen.
S0r9: Wi. lit oas gu perteben?
CUBE: SD falle teine.-
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: .Wan branht nidbt bieI i'm aIiid.
id iii iflil. @Aabs iliIr. oaB rs gs.
saDt oisits @tnias II, oos of fs1lt.
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Nuf Dem alten 6rieobDF purben 35,
auf Dem neuen 81 perionen besrabsn,
i'm @ansen 72.
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Mdllmllllg5 9erfali
nm plak fir einem
11nlbal 81 iilacbc1.

Infer Department. BON senadten aleioern NSen unb m
en ii 70 sepabie ba gen6tb,gt fnb, fir baebe m 3m
mer. Die bisber Or S. s. @entIb unb Womls GaiD
berete untres Stores b perdnbert bic 9rpB Grfefenr
Dnen fDr nnb Die aane GrOn wrb @las benben, bic
gSaarn beIer ansaueen Mae 8piInpdnbe urben beranS
geriIn nb &aum fir b Iednorunsen u idaffen miIen
Die @aarn ubne 8F auf ben aofepreis perfau weroen
MGe
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-23
THE LESSER INQUIRY
House Gives Consent to InVes.
tigation of the Bribery
Charges.

Washlngton, Jan. 22-The house com
hittee on naval affairs today obtained
duthotltS from the house to prosecute a
FORMAL investigation of the change made
Dy representative LESSER of New York
tnat attempts had been made nv cOrrunf
means 10 influence his action with regard
20 appropriations for submarine tornedo
boats Prior to bringing before the house
the resolution authorizing the investiga-
uOn. the naval committee considered >,
report made by one of its ss,if,-corn mites
or the inquiry the subcommittee had
MADE INTO the charges made by Mr. Less
Ter, the report recommending that the
mouse be requested to authorize q fornaI
investigation by the full committee or a
subcommittee and to grant authority to
send for persons and papers. The house
gave the requisite authority Immediately
arter assembling, and this afternoon the
naval committee held d long session out
nnlng ITS method of procedure It was
oeSlded 10 begin the investigation at 1920
o CLOCK tomorrow morning
Witnesses were summoned IN he DzoS-
ent, and 1t was stated by members of the
committee that the taking of testimony
VIII begin tomorrow. 1t was decided to
ADMIT representatives of the press to the
should be conducted by the fun commit
tee. 1t is stated that the committee pur-
poses to make a searching inquiry.
IL was decided to summon as witnesses
those persons whose names had been
brought before the COMMITTEES in the state
which conducted the informal investiga-
ton. and also such others as Chairman
FosS might deem important Witnesses
The names of the witnesses who are to
appear viii not be disclosed by the COM
mittee- The same reticence was MAIN
tanned as yesterday No official statement
as 10 the facts disclosed by the sub-con-
mItIeee'S investigation was made
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-23
BARROW MAKES BLUFF
Offers to Prove That Operators
Are Responsible For the
Coal Shortage.

Philadelphia. Jan. 22.-The question of
who is responsible for the apparent
shortage in the supply of anthracite coal
was the subject of much debate today by
the attorneys representing the parties be-
fore the strike commission. 1t was tesIi-
fled that the miners are not obeying Pres
ident MitchelFs request TO make extra ef-
forts TO produce more coal to relieve the
situation. This was followed by James
II. TOrrey and EVeritt Warren. both OF
Scranton, who represent several of the
large companies, challenging the correct
ness OF Mr.. Mitchen'S statement that 5000
men are idle and ready TO go to work G.
s. barrow. for the miners. reported that
he would show that il was the operators,
and not the men, who are responsible. for
the shortage in the production
If / DON'T he said Il will ask the
commission TO find against us
The Lehigh Valley Coal company closed
its case today, and the Lehigh < Wilkes
barre company consumed a few hours In
presenting its evidence. This company
closed shortly before adjournment and
the independent officers of the upper re-
gion then took up the operators side of
the controversy.
1t is expected the hearing will last ten
DAYS The commission informed the at
torneys on both sides this afternoon that
it would like to confine their final argu-
ments to about four or five DAYS The
lawyers will agree among themselves as
to the division of time. The miners want
half the time allowed by the commission.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-23
Fer THE H0MESEEKERS
Senator Clark of Montana Push.
ing His Bill For Opening the
Crow Reservation.
Especial to The Hera1d1

Washington, Jan. Ex-senator Clark
of Montana is making an earnest eff
Tort to secure favorable action upon
ms bill opening a portion of the Crow
indian reservation to settlement He
today arranged for a conference to be
held tomorrow. which will be attended
by senators and representatives of four
states interested in the measure for
opening Indian reservations for settle
nent- These states are, in addition to
Montana, Minnesota, North and South
Dakota. It is expected the result of
the conference will be concerted eff
tort IN behalf of all measures pend
ing for placing Indian lands at the dis
posal of home seekers.
Senator Clark said today that he
feared If the measure for opening the
Crow reservation is not enacted at this
time it will be impossible to again OBJ
tain from the Indians such a favorable
agreement as that under which it is
now proposed to open their reserva-
ton. The measure has passed the SEN
ate and is on the house calendar.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-23
ANTITRUST BILL HAS
BSEN DECIDED UPON

Washington, Jan. Representative
LittIefield of Maine, chairman of the
subcommittee of the house judiciary
committee, to which all antitrust bills
were referred. tomorrow will report to
the full judiciary committee a bill
which has been drawn and adopted by
the b-committee. Several weeks
have been devoted to the preparation
of the bill. The subcommittee consid-
cred some twenty-five or thirty meas
ures. The bill is offered as a substi-
tute for the publicity bill introduced
by Representative LittIefield at the
last session. The full committee is ex-
pected to take the bill up tomorrow
and decide if it is to be reported to
the house as now framed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-23
ALL OBSTACLES
ARE REMOVED
Treaty With Colombia Signed
Yesterday Afternoon.
PRICE WAS NOT GIVEN OUT
UNCLE SAM CAN PROCEED WITH
PANAMA CANAL.
ErrAsHINGToN. Jan. 22.-The treaty I

ETIASHINGTON, jan 22.-The treaty
w between the United States and
Colombia for the construction of
the Panama canal by the United States
Was signed today in this city.
No details of the signing of the treaty
We're obtainable tonight. but at the pres
identiai recepren at the White House
tonight the news that the treaty at last
was an accomplished fact leaked out.
Later the news was confirmed in Of
fetal quarters. IT had been intended not
to make the signing of the canal treaty
public until tomorrow. but the news ap-
parently was 100 good for some of the
friends of the canal to keep. Fears had
been entertained until this week that
Colombia would not be willing 10 ac-
cede TO the wishes Of the United States
in the matter. and that recourse to the
Nicaragua canal project might be forced
on the government Of the United states
But this week events took a more favor
able turn. and Colombia transmitted in
structiOns and authority 20 Dr. Herran.
that made possible conclusion of the
long negotiations. The principal obstacle
Tor some time to the conclusion of the
treaty, i is understood has been the
price that the United States was TO pay
in the shape OF a cash payment, ana By
way of annual rental for the strip of
lCIlttOtN dlOlS tdCn sue OF the tdlldl
right of way. IL could not be learned
tonight what was the price finally agreed
on Some time ago there was a bitch
over the question OF the extent to which
control by the United States over this
strip of land should go, Colombia OBJ
jecting on the ground that the provisions
REQUIRED in the treaty by the United
states would mean 2 REIMBURSEMENT OF
sovereignty by Colombia over part Of
her territory but this matter was
amicably adjusted. as was a difference
as to the lifetime of the lease of the
strip of land in question. the final result
being a practical cession in perpetuity of
the strip TO the United States for canal
purposes and incidental police control and
protection of the canal right of way.
The canal treaty was signed at Secre-
tary Hays house this afternoon, Mr. Hay
acting for the United States and DR..
Herran. the charge d affaires of COlom-
bia, who had been specially given fun
powers to negotiate the treaty, signing
in behalf of Colombia.
The treaty win have TO go to the SEN
ate for ratification. and il is believed il
viii be transmitted to that body tOmOr-
row. 1t is stated that the details of the
agreement will not be made public in
advance of the transmission of the
treaty to the senate.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-23
CRUSHED UNDER LARGE ROCK
One Man Killed and Another Injured
in Oregon.

Baker City, Ore. Jan. pa message
from Sumpter this morning gives the de
tails Of mining accident at the Oregon
Monarch mine located near the Red
Boy mine, which resulted in the death OF
John Marsh and the injury of Al Lake
Marsh and Lake were working in a tlIn-
mel that was known to be dangerous
Marsh was placing a timber TO support
the roof of the tt'nnel when a large
piece Of rock caved in from the side and
caught his foot so that he could not
move it. Lake came to his assistance
and while he was trying to lift the rock
a huge boulder weighing about 5000
pounds fell from the ceiling square on
top of Marsh, crushing his life out in
stantly- Lakes arm was caught be
tween the large rock and a timber and
crushed at the elbow. As soon as assist
ance could be obtained, Lake was released
and the body of Marsh removed from
the mine.