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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-26
AMERTcAN FoRK NOTES.

American Fork. Oct 2.-The city coun-
Gil met last night and appointed the fol-
lowing gentlemen to act as judges Of
election Nov. 8: First district, Warren C.
Boley (R.(, Neils Nelson tR). Ammon Oh
sen (D)5 Second district. Thomas Bridy
tR), 5. ID. Chapman lR.). J. j. Mercer
Cd, Third district, John Hunter (R.). Al
H. Fitzgerald (R). Lawrence Hutchings
Cd; Fourth district, Robert Jones (RD,
William J. Chadwick lR), Samuel Dean
I'D.
Quarterly conference of the Anime
stake was held at this place yesterday
and today. An exceptionally large crowd
was present from the nearby towns.
Apostles Heber J. Grant and George A.
smith Of salt Lake We're present and
gave some good instructions to the
Saints.
Down Mobile" was presented at the
opera house last night TO q large audi
ence. The play was one Of the best Chat
has been put on the boards at this place
this season. The effect in the fire scene
is NOSE novel and comes nearer tc
producing a fac smile of a real fire than
anything ever witnessed on the stage In
American Fork
II. c. Johnson. J. L. Dunlxley and J. L.
Craig, three OF the directors OF the Pa
clfic Mining company, located lin Amer
lean Fork canyon. made a visit to that
property this week. They report the
workings to be in fine condition. the face
Of the tunnel now being in some Coz feet
and that an uprise on a twO-foot vein
Of lOW-grade ore will be pushed as rap
idly as possible, and it is more than prob
able that the contact which the tunnel Is
being run for will be encountered on the
uprise, as IL is now supposed that the
immense porphyry vein lies more flat
than at first thought. A cabin 1fx24 mas
been erected on the cOmpanVs PROPERTY
and it is proposed to keep a force or men
at work there all winter.
Mrs j. w. Storrs is i'm Springville for a
few days visit with her folks.
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A PLEASANT SURPRISE.
IN Soc For Those who Doubt.

In Store For Those Who Doubt.
When YOU read that a sufferer or
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pletely Restored 90 health by using
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the Cure-au il is impossible for anyone
50 believe It. if the advertiser COnnded
his claims 90 the curing Of one disease,
as do the prOprietors of Pyramid Pile
cure. readers would have much more
faith ia published testimonials. Those
familiar with this great remedy know
that testimonials as to it's merit may
b. relied upon implicitly, also that the
cures brought about by its use are
little short OF marvellous. The genuine
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BAPTISM FOR THE DEAD.
Ncphi Morris Says Canon Farrar Co
His Idea From Joseph Smith.

Nephi Norris was the only speaker at
the tabernacle yesterday afternoon. ana
IL seemed to be an understood affair
that nothing of a special nature was
to be done. for only the lower floor was
open and it was not particularly well
filled. After the opening hymn and a
paper by w. 3. DOugall a call was
issued for William n. King, and a
slight cOmmOtion was caused by the
effort to see III ne was forthcoming,
but he was not, and the next one chos-
eE was Mr.. Norris.
The speaker made a rather ingenious
talk on the subject of baptism for the
dead, arguing that Canon Farrar took
his ideas for his sermon, since pub
lished as lectures. from the doctrine OF
Joseph Smith. and held that i'm saying
there might be hope for the unrepent-
ant dead he preached the Mormon doc
trine of baptism for them.
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Assessment NO. 10.

PERUVIAN CONSOLIDATED MIN
ng company. Location and principal
place of business. salt Lake City. Utah
Notice is hereby given that at meeting
the board OF directors, held on the
"a day Of October. 1893. an assessment OF
sne and one-half Qla) cents per share
was levied on the capital stock Of the
.orpOration payable Nov s.. 1903. 20
tdam SNYDER acting secretary and
treasurer 216 Main street. Salt Lake CITY.
ANY stock upon which this assessment
nav remain unpaid on the 81 day Of
November 1903 viii be delinquent and
advertised for sale at public auction.
nd unless payment Is made before. win
Ia sold on the 18th day of Novernber
9G2 60 pay the delinquent assessment.
together with the cost of advertising and
expenses of sale. ADAM SNYDER.
Acting Secretary.
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SMALL BAND OF
REBELS LANDED
Seventy Men Start a Revolution
in Colombia.
TROOPS NOW AFTER THEM
ARREST OF PROMINENT LIB
ERAL LEADERS.

Panama, Colombia, Oct. 25.-A revO-
IUtionary force consisting OF about sew
enty men landed on or about Oct. II at
Cadlina, the port at the mouth Of the
Calovebora on the Atlantic coast of
Colombia, and after having Travelled
a certain distance into the interior re-
turned to the coast and marched to-
ward Peno Nome
This expedition, according to informa-
ton in the hands Of Governor ObaIdia,
is under the leadership of Frederick
Barrera, Luga and Juan Antonio Caic-
edo. Barrera was one OF the Liberal
revOlutionists who took part in the cap
ture Of Colon in 1901, and Lug0 was one
Of the military chiefs in the Domingo
Diaz expedition Of 1901. Nothing is
known OF Caicedo.
y It Is believed that the revolutionists
were expecting reinforcements, but that
they were disappointed in not finding
them and consequently returned to the
coast.
Troops After Them.
Government forces under Major Tas-
con are to sail this afternoon to chase
the insurgents. The enemy has had to
travel through a rough and wild cOun-
try and it is not believed that they
viii be able to stand before the well
disciplined troops under Major Tascon.
Little Importance is attached to the
movement.
This outbreak does not appear to have
the endorsement Of Liberals in Pam
anna, several of whom have protested
against it and have offered their serY-
ices to Governor Obaldia.
AdVfpng rnrniVnI hv tho erOxya7.r1 ~
from the department OF Cauca and
Bolivar state that Generals Diaz. Nor
kun and Duendia. and other prominent
Liberal leaders proposed starting a
revolutionary movement, but were ar
rested before they were able to do
so.
Causes Of Rebellion.
For several weeks there have been
rSmOrs Of an approaching revolutionary
movement in Colombia. The political
hOriziOn Of the country is clOuded and
there are many signs Of unrest arising
PROBABLY from the discussion and Op-
position to the canal project and APP
preaching presidential campaign and
the heavy deficit in the treasury.
1t has been reported that General
Pedro NOlOsina, a presidential posi- bill
ity, had become seriously implicated in
a projected revolutionary outbreak
somewhere on the isthmus because OF
political opposition to President Mar
roquin. General Benjamin. Herrera
and other prominent Liberal leaders
are said to be associated in this move
The government is said to have
caused the arrest Of several promin-
ent Liberal leaders in Bogota and a
number Of Liberals We're arrested al
Cartagena on oct. IS. Other such ar
rests are looked for
BogOta, the capital Of Colombia. has
been said to be threatened with serious
disorders arising in the desire of the
government to close congress before the
approaching elections The government
is said to have placed an armed guard
in the capital. where congress meets
and this action caused much excite
ment.
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DEATH OF JAMES PAsKETT

COalville Oct. 24-James Paskett. aged
IS years. died last evening. Deceased was
a resident Of Henefer. where he had
lived for thirty-three years. He was the
father Of John G. Paskett. chairman of
the board of county commissions. IS. The
funeral viii be held next Wednesday at
Henefer.
The contract for plumbing the new
court house was awarded today to Hyains
& Taylor of Salt Lake City. The same
parties were also awarded the contract
FOR installing a steam heating plant I'm
the building. Bids for the above work
were So 900
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Notice Of Stockholders Meeting Of
The Walker Brothers Dry
Goods Ccmnanv

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
there VIII be a meeting Of the stOckhold-
ers of Walker Brothers Dry Goods COM
Danv. a CORPORATION. on the I'd Gay OF
November. 1908. at 3 O'Clock p. m, at
the office and place Of business of the
CORPORATION in Salt Lake City. state OF
Utah. Tor the purpose Of changing the
articles Of INCORPORATION thereof as
amended on Feb. 20, 1897. in this tO-wit:
BY striking out OF article five co as
amended. the following words and fig
ures: zone hundred and thirty thousand
G30.O00 dollars divided into thirteen hun
bred shares" and inserting i'm place
thereof the following words and figures.
.O-wit: One hundred and thirty thousand
Q30.OGg dollars divided into thirteen nun
ired shares of common stock. and one
hundred and thirty thousand O30OOt) dol
lars. divided into thirteen hundred shares
OF preferred stock. which said preferred
stock is to bear interest AT the rate of six
(j1 per cent per annuul, payable semi
annually on the 18th day of January and
the 18th day of July in each year, but not
entitled TO any dividends or profits other
than said interest. and that the holders
Of the said shares of preferred stock shall
not have DOwcr TO vote on the same at
anv stockholders meeting Of said cor
DOration j. i. WALKER.
President.
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LONDON sToCK ExcHANar

London, Oct. 25.-Dullness and de-
preston characterized all departments
Of the stock exchange during the past
week. and until the rumors Of war I'm
the far east are dispelled there is little
Likelihood Of any sustained improve
ment- Not only the stocks immediate
ly a1ected by the war rumors. but
some home railways also, suffered
heavily. The American market was
sustained by bear purchases. but on
the whole it showed a saggsng ten
nancV-
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DEMOCRAHc PLALFORM

party City in convention assembled
City Judgment candidates Of this
vention and the precinct conventions.
when this viii
tCpos the intermountan region
a5sjn9 continue 10 fpcroosc
sIl9 ana VII 70 hese cenauon require at
To the end that capital may be attracted the
which municipality well
to their espe-
qualification preference
o person United states senator.
especially call attention pursued
11ater sunni rs may
Of 1y Observation-Disclosures or Mans f 70 [ i M star
a whole
people increased water supply
every every enterprise may at all times an am
candidates and the toward
Within the corporate limits Of the city p W al muse "S
We arragn the Republican
all questions affecting public interest and municipal
subordnaon Of everything pernng
selection of canddates We enphat protest aan5t the
cacud ova Conditions
designing politicians
We declare in favor Of inpr,yd sanitary conditions
denies Of typhoid kin
favor public Improvement without
especially do favor the Improvement the
The present IRE department IS not adequate the needs
this We are in favor Of improved apparatus force
We pledge our candidates fo and council immediate
selection Of Permanent fhef q Pe and we favor INCREASES IN the
the history Of four Republican
ask the citizens Of this city TO decide u it is not high time
pendent they the endorsement Of ring methods
Believing the people in the
Dedging its united
future the Democratic party submits its candid decision
1t
politics. every OF
who complains condition
expressing dissatisfaction.
LAST REGISTRATION DAY--TUESDAY, OCT. q
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STRIKERS SENTENCED.

Solomanville Ariz.. Oct 2.-Lausten-
nau, the leader OF the AIOrenci strike. has
been sentenced to two years imprison-
nient and 10 pay a. fine Of $1,000. His
Leuuenants Salcido. Flores and F-Igueroa
were given two years and a zinc of $1,000
each and four others were given two
years each and two others one year each.
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CERTAIN OF THEIR PAY.
Weight Lifted From Minds Of Ma
tional Guardsmen.

Fort Riley. Kan. oct. 25.-For short
time today there was q possibility that
the regiments of the national guard
would not receive their pay before de-
parture. The paymasters were here with
tho money. but they demanded that the
regular army officers detailed to muster
the military regiments should notify them
10 the time the national guardemeu
left home. the length Of time on the road
going and coming and the duration of
camp duty. The mastering officers cc-
fusedin every case TO comply with the
majority Of these requests, on the ground
OF lack of personal knowledge For a
short time there was a deadlock but Ad-
iutant General Nayes stepped into the
office, certified to the facts I'm each case.
supplied the certificates 20 the mastering
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COUNCIL CANDIDATES.

FIRST PREcNCT--John GALLAGHER, Iona term; Ste
phen Hayes and Phil S. Maycock short term.
SECOND PRECINCT - Albert Fisher, long term;
George E Burbidoe and Rodney e. Badger, short term
THIRD PREclNCT--R,F, Barnes, long term; F. S.
Fernstrom, E n. Davis, short term.
FOURTH PREOINCT--Ruon S. Wells long term; E.
A. Hartenstein and W. q. Tuddepham, short term.
FIFTH PRECINCT--M. E. Mulvey, long term; Robert
Morris and w, r, Wallace short term
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ESCAPED WITH HIS LIFE.
Attempt of Soldier to Make Bal
loon Ascension

San Francisco, oct 25-Claude Ware. a
soldier, made an attempt to ascend in q
balloon today at the Ocean beach. the in
tention being 20 descend by means OF G.
parachute. His hands were tied to the
trdpeZe bar of the parachute. The start
OF the ascension was faulty. the balloon
tipped and Ware was dashed agafnst q
wall and then dragged over electric wires.
The contact ignited his shirt and he WAS
in danger of death when ne was rescued.
He fortunately escaped with minor burls.
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CRISIS DISCUSSED.
Elder japanese Statesmen Called in
Conference.

. q E.+1-01'N LttIUaLIlUII LdIIItu III
Conference.
Yokohama, Oct. Pat The conference
held yesterday between cabinet minis
ters and the elder statesmen OF Japan.
when the far east crisis was discussed.
lhele We're present. among others. Privy
Councilor No uukata, Baron kOmura. the
foreign miu1ster of war. General Tereau-
CHI and Baron Namau9otO, minister Of
marine. in addition to Premier Eatsura
and Marquis Ito.
1t is officially reported here that Haghi-
Wara Shu1cdi. secretary of the japanese
legation at Seoul Korea. and his party
nave been prevented by the Russians
the party proceeded and landed at Win.
Japanese reports Of a visit to the all
legged signal station at Yongampho are
TO the effect that there is a fort there.
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Concerning the navy yard at Norfolk
Admiral BOWIes says.
Being located on Hampton Roads.
where large fleets must Of necessity
rendezvous, this yard should unQues-
uonably be equipped as one of the fore
most yards of the country. Recently
the irst-class bsttleship Illinois came
70 and left the yard without difficulty.
This would appear TO settle the ques-
ton OF sufficient depth Of channel"
Lack Of Dry Docks.
1t is stated that the bureaus work
continues to be embarrassed by lack
Of sufficient dry docks of capacity
suited to the dimensions OF battleships
and hrst-class cruisers.
Appended to the report is a summary
which shows there are 252 vessels in
the navy Mt for service, forty-five build
ing and twenty three unfit for service
The following are under construction
or authorized: First-class battleships
IA; armOred cruisers, 8; protected cruz
sers, 9; gunbOat for great lakes, (not
begun, one; composite gunbOats. .:
steel torpedo boats, 6; training ships
,; training brig, /; tugs, >.
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TUDaE 81 -.

Honolulu, Oct. .. United States District
Judge ~ NJ Estee, who was success Gully
operated on yesterday for complications
arising from kidney trouble B stlll veev
weak. but bis condition today Is On the
whole considered very favorable.
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CURED TO STAYED CURED BY
White Ribbon Renee y

Any woman can cure her husband son
or brother, or anyone OF liquor drinking,
by secretly placing White Ribbon remedy
In his coffee. tea cor food without his
knowledge. 1t is entirely OdOrless and
tasteless. Any good and faithful woman
can wipe out this fearful Drink evil and
permanently stop the craving for liquor.
BY degrees the patient gets q distaste for
intOXicants, and finally leaves off alto
gether. IL is wonderful Many a hard
drinker has thus been reclaimed and re-
stored 70 his family and friends. White
Ribbon Remedy is easily given by follow
ing the simple directions.
The only Drink cure endorsed and sold
BY members of "a Woman's Christian
Temperance Union.
Sold in every drug store. SOC and 81.
Trial package free BY writing or calling
on Mrs. a. NJ. Townsend for years sec
rotary of W. G. T. ID 2lS fremont St,
Boston, Mass Special agents in salt
Lake. Utah
Sold in Salt Lake City by Druehl
& Franken, Cornor Main and Third
South Street
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muster rolls. and the national guards
men were assured Of their pay before
leaving for home.
The maneuvers for tomorrow will com
prise the attack and defense Of an in
trenched position
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A Guaranteed Cur'e For PiIes.

Itching, Blind. Bleeding or Protrudine
Piles. Your druggist viii refund money
IL PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure you
in six to fourteen days. soc.
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NAVY MAKING
GREAT STRIDES
Report Of Bureau Of Construc.
ton and Repair.
VESSELS ADDED THIS YEAR
WORK AT GOVERNMENT YARD
WELL DONE.

Washington, oct. 25.-Rear Admiral
BowIes, chief Of the bureau of con-
struction and repairs, in his annual re-
port to the secretary Of the navy re-
views at length the progress made by
this government in naval construction.
The following additions have been made
TO the effective force Of the navy dur
ing the year.
one battleship, four monitors, twelve
torpedo-bOa destroyers, one torpedo
boat and seven submarine torpedo
boats. The list should have been in
creased by two battleships and five
cruisers, the report states, but owing to
strikes and other causes their compile
ton was delayed. The report states
that the rate of progress Of vessels
under construction at the present time
presents some very encouraging indi-
cations for completion Of many Of the
most important contracts. but, consid-
cred as whole, the progress made dur
ing the last fiscal year has been very
unsatisfactory"
Built by Government.
Speaking of the battIeship Connecti-
cut which is being built at a govern
ment yard and which is a sister ship
Of the Louisiana, being built by pri-
though slightly behind the Louisiana
the progress made has been well up
to the best previous average Of con
tract-built ships and adds:
Better prospects for the delivery Of
structural steel material and the com
pleteness and accuracy Of the plans up
on which these ships and those sub
sequently authorized are being built
furnish good grounds for believing that
the future progress upon these latter
vessels viii exceed any results hereto
fore attained, and that the completion
Of the hull and machinery will not de-
lay these vessels beyond the contract
period.
During the past year delay in the
delivery Of armOr has caused but few
delays in the delivery Of vessels and
much armOr is now on hand in ship
yards in advance Of the needs Of the
builders.
Some Delay.
insufficient capacity for the produc-
ton Of nickel steel protective deck
plates has been the cause Of Inadequate
deliveries to the shipbuilders and has
embarrassed and delayed their work to
considerable extent in the past year
and is still operative.
IN connection with the improvements
recommended for Mare Island navy
yard, Admiral Bowles says: 1T is de-
sired in order that the yard may be
prepared for the building of the largest
vessels that preparations be made to
I that end"
For the Puget Sound navy yard #
is pointed out that another dry dock
IS required, also a marine railway and
& number of buildings.
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DEMOCRATIC
City Nominees and Platform

FOR MAYOR RICHARD P. MORRIS
FOR RECORDER, JOHN s. CRITcHLOw
FOR ATTORNEY, e. G. DEY
FOR TREASURER, FISHER S. HARRIS
| FOR AUDITOR, G. B. FELT
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-08-22
BALL PLAYER PUNISHED.
Louis Lippert, Of Dubuque Team. Sus-
pended for Strikinu Umpire.

Special to Times -Repuhl can.
Dubuque, Aug. 22.-Louis Lfppert,
the center fielder of the Dubuque bali
club. has been indefinitely suspended
for the offense of striking Umpire Pc
tiers. Lippert now regrets his foolish
act. but he will have MttIe commisera-
tion from local fans for the unpro-
voked assault upon the umpire. In
deed, many regard him us fortunate
that he was not placed under arrest.
His actions since the incident have fur
Their alenated the sympathies of the
Dubuque patrons of the game He has
been going around. it IS said, making
threats against local Dstwspaper men
Cor giving him in print emily part of his
lust dues. In response 10 a telephone
message TO Manager Sexton, at Rock
Island, yesterday afternoon the mag
nate stated that the repor: current con-
corning Lippert's suspension was true,
and that he would take care that such q
good base ball town as Dubuque should
not be lost thru the rowdyism of any of
the PLAYERS in the league. In response
to a question as to whether the umpire
had reported Lippert's case to him he
repiied that Peters would have got into
trouble himself had he not taken the
course he did Sections stand is heart
lily endorsed here.