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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-19

\ convenient switch connecting with
the main lines Of all railroads entering
the city runs direct TO the doors OF the
shipping department.
After going through this new struc-
tUre as well as the present Laboratory,
the writer was surprised to see the i'm
mense scale on which Swamp Root IS
prepared.
But when. an hour later sat IN the
offices Of DR. hilmer < Co. and mad the
pleasure Of seeing many hundreds OF
the thousands of unsolicited testimon-
iaI letters, from all parts OF the world
letters written. by grateful men and
women cured by SEVamp-ROOt
thought these people did just as YOU
and 1 would do They sat down and
wrote their thanks for what Swamp
Root had done for them and asked that
their testimonials be published in order
that all might know of this wonderful
medical discovery.
Having seen a little mountain Of
these letters, each bearing the imprint
OF sincerity, no one would wonder that
this business has Increased as it has,
and that the largest and finest labOra-
tory in the world is needed and forth
coming.
1t may be of interest to our readers to
know that they can obtain free by mail,
a sample bottle of Swamp-ReOt, by ad-
dressing DR.. kilmer 6, Co, Bingham
ton, n. Y.
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BERLIN B0URSE.
Values Were Generally Maintained
During the Week.

Berlin. Jan. 1S.-The bOurse showed sew
eral strong features last week While
the market was disappointed over
FINANCE Minister Rheinbeben's pessimistic
utterances on the business situation and
lower estimates in the Prussian budget
Tor railroad supplies than We're expected
values were generally well maintained.
The most striking feature of the weel,
was the recovery in the shares of ocean
navigation companies upon the announce
ment that the dividend of the Hambul z
American Steam Packet company would
reach ~ per cent as against per cent
o. last wear. whereas operators had ex-
pectcd dividend Of only per cent The
statement issued by the Hamburg COM
ranV that the outward freight market
mad greatly improved through heavy ship
ments TO the United States also aided
the recovery. The foregoing announce
ment carried the shares of ali ocean navf-
CATION companies up strongly.
Tine second feature of the market was
the strength of coal shares. as a result
OF the coal scarcity in the United States.
the abolition of the coal duty in that
country and the large shipments of Eng
lish coal to the United States operators
arguing that there will be an increased
demand FOR German coal as a result Of
this diversion of the English surplus
lro~~ barely held their own. Other in
duStTials were firm
Money rose mOdera tely the middle of
the week Foreign exchange is firm.
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W. O. W.

Salt Lake camp No 50, W. o. W.
held a meeting Tuesday evening, Jan
13. Nineteen candidates were initiated
which was followed by the in.
stallation of officers by Installing Off
Ger William. G. Watrous. Those in
stalled We're: George Wood Dast
consul commander: Howard Worther
consul commander; w. A. Duvan. adj
wiser lieutenant; Harry Don, banker.
Angus Mcclellan. jr., clerk; L. MangIe
escort; r. Gronus Waterman; Howard
Don, sentry; w. H. Scovflle. mana ger
Among the visitors were Organizer r
G. Hillen, for Wyoming, and Consul
Commander Olsen of Weber camp No
"A, of Ogden.
The degree team of SAT- Lake camr
No. %. and about twenty guests. paid
Weber camp No. "A a fraternal visit
and assisted in initiating a large num-
Der of candidate. programme con
sisting of songs. humorous selections
short talks, musical selections and drill
by the two teams was followed by >
banquet.
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MONUMENT TO
Won KETTELER
mother Humiliation For the Chi
Iese Empire.
TRIUMPH OF THE GERMANS
AToNEMENT FOR THE MINIS
TER'S MURDER BY BOXERS.

Fekin, Jan. 1S.--The dedication of the
Won Ketteler memorial arch, which oc-
CURED today. was an impressive core
mony. The arch was erected by China.
baron Won Ketteler was the German
minister who was killed by Boxers at
The outbreak of the Boxer troubles.
ne dedication took place in the rres-
ence of a brilliant assembIage of diplo-
mats, many Chinese officials. all the
military officers in Pekin, the entire
foreign community of the city. as well
as German officers and civilians from
the Tien Tsin and other cities. The
streets and roads from which view
of the function was to be had was
crowded with Chinese. The German
troops were aligned in the street so1itb
VI the arch, while Chinese soldiers. oc-
cupied the corresponding position 10 the
north. Baron Won der Colt. first
secretary or the German legation, Of
nciated in behalf of Germany and
IIlce nun, brother Of the emperor
VINO was sent to Germany to apoIorize
Tor the murder of the minister, repre-
scented China at the altar. while i'm
perlal sacrifical vessels were erected
DeIore the arch. When Prince Chm
arrived, he was escorted to the arch
Dy Baron Won der Goltz. and he poured
out libation in honor of the dead man
lie then spoke as follows:
ms monument is to be warning
10 the people; sign of the friendly
TeIatlons between our two countries
and symbol of peace
10 these words, Baron Won der Goltz
replied: ="
rms monument has been conse-
Grated to the emperor of Germany by
The emperor of China as a permanent
proof of the anger of the emperor a
thiS crime. In erecting this nioau-
nent in China, he fulfils an obligation
ne took up after the events Of 1900. TIE
monument shall stand as a sermon 10
posterity and as a lasting symbol Of
The desire of the Chinese government
20 promote and perpetuate friendly re-
IaIlons with foreign governments"
Inese two speeches were read in Ger
man and in Chinese. After the Jedi
cation, the German troops marched I'M
DER the arch while the bands PLAYED
national airs
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oFFsHooT OF TRUST.
New Asphalt Company Is Operating
Near Vernal.

Nernal. Jan. 1.-THE American Asphalt
association is the name of another syndi-
cate that is beginning 10 show signs of
stirring up matters in the White river
gilsonite fields. The headquarters of the
concern is in St Louis. A representa-
tive of the company's interests will be in
Nernal in the near future. The syndi-
cate, which is an Offshoot Of the asphalt
trust, has some valuable property on the
famous Cowboy vein and is making prep
arations for an active campaign in the
event that congress takes some action to
remove the instructions in the way of
working the claims.
Pardin DOdds and Attorney T. w.
O'Donnell are looking after the interests
of the concern at this end and at present
are experimenting the work of construct
ing mine houses and other preparatory
work.
The first real evidence of the coming
of The Moffat road manifest in this see
ton during the week consists of the pur-
chase of 10000 pounds of oats at Jensen
and a quantity of hay for baling, to be
used in the work of construction The
purchase was made by an agent of some
of the big contractors who viii have work
along the line.
r. Oldland of Meeker has started a
thousand head of steers for this section
to be fed here the remainder of the WIN
ter. The drive will occupy about a week.
Joab Collier. d resident of Naples, is
figuring on putting in a ferry on Green
river to accommodate the travel between
Vernal and the lower White river coun-
~
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EUREKA PERSONALS.

Eureka. Jan. 17.-Mr and Mrs. n. n.
week.
Colonel Dan Martin was in Salt Lake
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Harper returned Fri
day evening from a three days visit in
the Capital City.
Frank D. Kimball is in Salt Lake to
spend Sunday with his family.
Mrs II. Gustaldi and child have re-
turned from Salt Lake
James Crooks has returned from a ten
DAYS stay in Park City.
Miss Jennie Mason spent the week in
salt Lake, the guest OF Mrs. Walden.
Beverly Harper made a business trip
to Salt Lake Tuesday.
Miss ID. ID. Woods is III with tonsilitis
Mrs. Jackson McChrystal returned Fri
day evening from Salt Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs w c. Dewar are the
parents of daughter
F, II. Hoizheimer spent Friday and
Saturday in Salt Lake.
Hodge. Marshall was in Eureka Tues
day.
Mrs. Paul Wirthlin
Mrs. 3. +. Fleiner- came in from the
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DIED OF OLD AGE.
Eccentric Individual Who Relied on
Curious Remedies.

Hyrum. Jan. H.-Anders n. Transform
died here Jan. II of old age. being over
30 wears old. He was born near Cimbris-
hamm, Sweden, Jan. %. 1872 came to
Utah in 1868 and has lived here ever since.
He was reckOned to be the toughest
man, physically, known in these parts.
He has had nearly every bone in his body
broken. and been otherwise bruised and
mutilaJed. but always dOctOred himself.
For broken bones he took brass filings,
which he claimed soldered the broken
parts together; for other ailments he
used odd and crude. remedies. but fol
doctors and drugs he mad no use what
ever. He was very hard working farm
er. and owned considerable real estate
over which his four surviving children
VIII fight Suit for its possession is al
ready entered in Judge Harris court
The old folks of Hyrum will be enter
tanned next Thursday, Jan. y, in a re-
union by the local committee.
Darrell @. Logan, infant daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Logan of Salt
Lake. died here on the 18th inst. of in
Examination of the bowels, aged l month
and q DAYS.
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Fraternal Union.

Monday evening, Evergreen lodge
No. 151 installed the following officers:
Sidney Caalker. fraternal master
William Norris, justice; H ]. Hess,
secretary; H. E Rawlings, treasurer:
Mrs. Hilma LaGalla truth: Mrs La
vinia Norris mercy; William j. Nor
ton, protector; Mrs. Elizabeth JofnsoG,
guide; J. r. CunningtOn, guard; p D.
Christensen, sentinel: Miss Marg aret
Baird, pianist; William McGillivray.
Edward Gaby and T. J. Notion, stew-
ards
The Ladies Evergreen club will be
entertained this week by Mrs. Pattar-
son. 344 East Tenth South.
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DRAPER COMMERCIAL CLUB.
Citizens Organize For the Benefit of
the Town.

Draper, Jan. lS.-A permanent organiza-
tlOn OF the Draper Commercial club was
effected last evening. A constitution and
set of bylaws were presented by the
committee chosen for that purpose and
adopted after a thorough discussion. The
following officers were elected to serve
Tor the ensuing year: Heber A Smith,
president; w. 3. Enniss, vice president:
r. r PEBBLES secretary, and &. NJ. Hen
erickson. treasurer.
The voting was by ballot and became
very spirited at times. il taking a half
dozen ballots or more to elect the vice
president. Each member OF the club is
TO pay an entrance fee of 81 and an an
nual fee of So. all payable in advance.
There are TO be seven standing commit
tees of five members each. as follows /:
One on entertainment. one on education,
one on roads. bridges, parks and public
improvements. one on agriculture. hOrti-
culture and irrigation. one on stock-raiS-
ing, one on new industries and one on
sanitary conditions and public welfare.
These are to be named by the president,
who Will report same at next meeting
Regular meetings are to be held monthly
and special meetings at the call of the
president. There were about thirty mem
bers present last evening and the number
should reach fifty in very short time.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-19
LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE.
American Department Showed Some
Strength.

London JAN R.-Business during the
past week on the stock exchange was
without feature. with the exception OF
haf1irs. which were generally firm on
reports Of the settlement of the loans
and the war contributions. Colonial Sec
retarN ChambUrlain's official announce
ment at a banquet last night at johann
heSDurE changes the figures of the gov
eminent loan of f5.O0O,O90 and brings the
total uD to G65Ot.000. COnsois have weak
ened slightly in anticipation Of tn, loan.
The interest in the American department
Centered on Erie rumors, denidlS appar-
entity net lettering spectators. The re-
lnalnder of the American list was irregu-
lar although Saturdays closing showed
strength, pointing. il is thought to the
ARRIVAL OF gold from New York.
The foreign exchange market was dull
but with a tendency to improve Money
remains scarce and is likely to continue
Until the end OF the financial year.
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COMMITTEE MAKES REPORT.

Eureka, Jan. 1S.-The committee an
pointed the first of the year to audit the
books of municipal officials made their
report to the mayor and council last
night. The total receipts for the year.
including $4,000 realized from the sale of
water bonds, amounted to $33 597. o. of
which $3.50 was from liquor licenses
Sl,345.g9 from general nceL ses and "a 446 81
from general taxes. The report was ac-
cepted, and the recorder was directed to
prepare an itemized statement for DubIi-
cation.
City Justice of the Peace Hopper. who
was appointed Wednesday to fill the I'M
expired term of F. NJ Holland. deceased.
filed his official bond. with Delos LOm-
bard and John Morley as sureties. The
bond was accepted and Mr.. Hopper en-
tered upon his duties.
The city recorder was directed to invite
bids for one dozen water meters which
the water master VIII install at his dis
erection.
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L. O. t. M.

Salt Lake City hive No. 4 held a re-
view last week, when a number of new
members were initiated. Arrange
ments are about completed for the ball
TO be given at Russell's han the COM
ing week. There viii be the regular
review Tuesday evening.
The regular review of Banner hive
No. II win be held at 1. o. o. f. hall
Tuesday afternoon. Jan. 20, at 2:30
O'Clock. There will be balloting on
candidates.
The officers of Banner hive We're pub
licly installed Friday afternoon by
State Commander Lady Kennedy. At
the conclusion of the installation, SHE
presented the commander with an ele-
giant cut glass celery dish as a token
of love and affection from the female
members of the hive. The commander
succeeds herself for the third time.
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THREE YEARS FOR NELSON.

Richfield Jan. 1S.-Senius Nelson was
taken before Judge Booth yesterday and
received his sentence. The least that
could be given him under the charge was
three wears. and this sentence was i'm
posed upon him by the court His at
torney served notice of intention to move
for a new trial. and the defendant was
given thirty days in which to prepare
and file motion, and his bond was placed
at 81 .250. which has been furnished.
Joseph A Smith is again 4 free man,
with the serious charge that would send
man to the penitentiary, no longer
hanging over him.. After two trials he
has been adiudged not guilty, the second
Jury reaching that verdict after being
out but a short time last evening.
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MEASURES MENTAL FATIGUE
Curious Instrument to Be Exhibited
st. Louis.

Berlin Jan. 1S-Among the curious ex-
hfoits that the Prussian ministry of pub
lie instruction will include in it's educa-
tional display at the St Louis exposition
IS an apparatus for measuring mental
fatigue which is widely employed. n
is called an aesthesiOmeter and measures
The sensiuveness of the skin. which cor
responds directly TO brain fatigue the
constituencies diminishing as the mind
wearies.
Dr. Schrader. professor at the Kaiser
Wilhelm gymnasium at Hanover has per
fected az instrument that measures the
time elapsing Ia the reaction of the sen
sO-ium after mental action The princi-
pic upon which il is based is that men
1al work produces fatigue of the nerve
centers- the measurement of fatigue
during classroom work generally shows
that history makes but a slight call on
the mental power. Geometry and Latin
are far more exhausting During the
study of Latin the nerve power is re-
duced one-quarter and memory appears
10 suffer greatly.
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SPRING CITY OLD FOLKS.

Mt Pleasant. Jan. 1S.-Thc old folks
of Spring City were given a royal good
time Thursday. All the residents of the
place who are over 90 years of age. to-
gether with wives of absent missionaries
widows and widOwerS. met at the opera
house promptly at noon and enjoyed
feast of ali good things magma BILE a
fine programme of music, recitatiOns and
speeches was pleasant feature of the
occasion. There were over 100 present
who were over 60 years of age.
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MT. PLEASANT WATERWoRKs.
Committee Investigating to Report
to Citizens

Mt Pleasant Jan. 1S-The city coun-
ell is making rapid Roadway with the
proposition which it has under cOnsidera-
ton of installing system of waterwOrks
in this city. The committee which has
charge of the work for the council has
this week visited Richfield and obtained
much information from the council of
that place. which has a like proposition
under consideration. and Mayor Chris
Jensen has been in Nephi a portion of the
week. where he, too gained much helpful
knowled Tomorrow the entire COM
nittee win visit Salt Lake on a like err
rand As soon as all Information has
been properly arranged for presentation
to the public. a mass meeting of all the
people will be called and the question of
bonding for the waterwOrkS submitted to
them. The latest plans of the committee
are to cover the entire city with the syS
TEN. taking the water from Pleasant
creek. a snort distance above town. and
purifying it by means of filtering tanks.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Proctor returned
this week from Pasadena. Cal. where
they have spent the past month visiting
with Mrs. Proctor's sister. Miss Venetta
Proctor is spending the winter there.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. +.
JorgensOn is critically i'll with an attack
of bronchitis.
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Women of woodcraft.

At the regular meeting of Silver
Maple circle No. los Friday evening.
Neighbor Annie Shields of Park circle
No. 4S1, Park City, gave a very en-
couraging report of her circle. Retta
II. Casady was installed as musician
of the circle by p G. n. Eleanor B.
Carter and Neighbors S. +. Snyder and
E. B. Carter entertained the circle by
recitation and reading. The guards
reported all arrangements made for
their spider web social and supper to
be given Friday evening. Feb. 13
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Sachem A. c. Spear was the installing
officer. A delegation from Hiawatha
tribe No 3, Ogden, aided in the work.
After the chiefs were installed Brother
Spear presented Waneta council with
its new charter, which was accepted
by the POcahOntas, Lucy Kelly An
entertainment of much merit closed the
evenings programme.
This evening Washable tribe viii
ballot on membership, ana work in the
three degrees will be given.
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PROVO woMAN,s DEATH

Provo. Jan. 1S.-Mrs. Elizabeth Ann
Jones' wife Of Abraham Jones. died this
morning from heart trouble, with which
she has suffered for some time. The de-
ceased was born in Provo twenty-eight
years ago. She leaves a husband and
two children and many relatives and
friends to MOURN her death. The time of
the funeral has not yet been fixed but
it is thought it will be-hsld Wednesday at
II o'clock from the Second ward meeting
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Degree of Pocahontas-

Waneta council No. met Saturday
evening. One application for member
ship was referred for investigation, and
several others are pending. The new
chiefs filled their stations for the first
time. After the council fire a banquet
was rendered the new officers
The degree team meets next Thurs
day afternoon at 2:3O o'clock for drill.
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Improved Order Of Rsd MOI

Washable tribe No. /. Monday even
ing publiealiy installed its new chiefs
ing Dublically installedits new chiefs
and those Of Waneta council. Waneta
council took first place. both as to nes1l-
bership and the capa Bile way in which
the women performed their parts. Past
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PROVO DISTRICT COURT

Provo. Jan. Estate vs.. Joseph S. Kel-
~: appealed from Justice Foote'S court
where defendant was adjudged guilty OF
selling liquor without a license at Tucker
last summer. was dismissed on motion of
the district attorney.
r. b Sanford was excused from further
jury services on account of business in
terest requiring his attention.
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G. A. r.

At the meeting of James B. Mexican
post No. 1. last Tuesday evening. the
new officers were installed by Comrade
y. d. Corse-. Congratulations were
extended to those who will have charge
Of the affairs of the post for 1908.
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SCHWAB is WELL.

Palermo Jan. 1S.-Charles VI.
Schwab. who arrived here yesterday
on board the steam yacht Marguerite.
refuses to see visitors. He has not left
the yacht but he is reported to be
well. The party accompanying Mr..
Schwab has been ashore.
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THE ODD PENNIES.

For the sake of saving odd
pennies don't buy an inferior
emulsion when you really,need
SCOTS Emulsion.
The difference in price is
pennies. The difference in re-
suits is pounds-pounds
new hesh-and days OF
strength and comfort.
Those who have lost flesh
can regain it more quickly by
means of SCOTS Emulsion
than in any other way.
Send for Free Sample
SCOTT & BOVINE. Chemists, 400 Pearl ST. N. Y.
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P. N. G.

The P. n. G. club viii give a pro-
sressive high five dime social at the
residence of Mrs. Moore. 327 East Sixth
South, Wednesday evening =
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Bargain Hat Sale.

Bargain Hat Sale.
50, 81 and IS qualities for 81 All
sizes: best qualities.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.
i66 Main St
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Fraternal Brotherhood.

Salt Lake lodge No. 1S7, Fraternal
Brotherhood, meets tonight in regular
session.
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Third and Last Week Of Our Great
Annual January Cash Clearance Sale
Now going on. Prices lower than ever.
THE LACE HOUSE.
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Double Track.

The Chicago & Northwestern is the
only line double tracked Missouri river
TO Chicago, and maintains the fastest
service between Omaha and the city al
the head of the lakes.
In connection with the Union Pacific.
three daily trains run through solid TO
Chicago. For information consult c. a
Walker, general agent, 20e South Main
street, Salt Lake City.
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Sacrifice Hat Sale.

Closing out SO, 81 and s. grades at 81.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO,
166 Main St