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claims He WAS drunk
WHEN He TOLD The STORY
Continued from Page H.

Continued from Page H.
ate committee on privileges and cleo
tions yesterday 10 the effect that he
had perjured himself in informing r.
W. Wilson and f. B. CTitChlOW of this
city that President Joseph +. smith
of the Mormon church had performed
a plural marriage ceremony in uniting
Abraham II. Cannon and Lillian Ham
lin I'm matrimonial bonds Mr.. Wilson
made the following statement last
night:
"AU have to say is this. The story
told by Cannon, jT. before Mr. Critch-
low and myself was carefully checked
up and we had every reason then, ana
7 still believe that Cannon was telling
the truth The telling Of the story
came about I'm this way. Cannon
dropped In on business matters and
voluntarily brought up the subject of
the SmOOt Investigation He stated
that he knew OF MS own positive
knowledge that President Joseph f.
Smith had performed a plural mar
riage. When I asked him the source
of his information he related the Los
Angeles-Cataliua ISLAND incident
"He recalled the date of the occur
renee in June 1896. and without pres
sure on my part gave full details.
When / inquired how it was that he
had been permitted to witness the GER
emony. he replied that he and his
cousin. Abraham Cannon, had always
been upon the closest business and per-
sOnal relations. He added that he was
In Los Angeles at the time on business
for Abraham in connection with the
Sterling Mining company. The boat,
he stated WAS chartered in the morn
ing and the party had spent the after
noon on the Catalina islands, return
ing and Spending the night at the
Westminster hotel One of Abraham
-Cannon's plural wives who happened
to be present took umbrage at the in
cideut and left for San Francisco the
next morning.
Cannon stated that besides himself
President Smith and wife and the par
ties to the ceremony, there were pres
ent Mrs. Joseph Nelson. daughter Of
President, and wife Of Joseph Nelson,
cashier OF The Utah National bank: J.
q. LangfOrd of this city, and about
half dozen others whose names he
could not at that time recall
Before leaving for Washington.
Cannon repeated the story Of the plural
marriage to his br0ther-Iu- Jaw. James
Lynch Lynch stated only recently
that Cannon had often asserted Presi-
ident Smith had performed a plural
marriage ceremony, but had steadily
refused to give up the particulars Not
only at the time of relating the facts
Of the plural marriage but after he
had been suDpcenaed, and previous to
leaving for Washington, Cannon eN-
pressed perfect willingness to go be-
fore the senate committee on privileges
and elections and testify as to the
truth of his assertions
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Berlin May 1.-The evening new spa
pers minimize the Importance of the
japanese victory, which they avOw is
what German milit9Fy men expected al
along. The National Zeitung thinks the
engagement proves that previous es-
Inmates of the Russian strength on the
Yalu were greatly exaggerated. The
loss Of their artillery, the Taegliche
Rundeschau says, throws an unfaVOr-
2 bic light on the character of the Rus
sian retreat.
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COAL LANDS SOLD.
Nearly 1000 Acres in Sewer County
Involved in Deal.

involved IN Deal.
A deal involving sixteen sections Of
coal land in Sewer county has Just
been eliminated through a. d. Dick
son Of Castledale, to parties represent
ed by W. L. Richardson of Salt Lake
The purchase price is i'm the neighbOr-
hood of $4,000. The deal has been
pending for about eighteen months and
only through a compromise on the or
iginal purchase price asked was a sale
effected
Just who is the purchaser cannot be
positively stated, but IL is generally be-
lieVed p. J. Quealy Of KemmereT.
wyoming is behind NIr. Richardson
n the Transaction. The coal land sold
Is situated on Quitchem- pan creek. and
is adjacent to that of the Utah Fuel
company. The coal is said to be ad-
mirably adapted to cOking uses as we'll
as being suitable for burning purposes.
Since negotiations were opened over a
year ago several thousands of dollars
have been spent i'm improvements up
on the property. The mammoth coal
vein has been reopened and tunnels
and shafts constructed.
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sirabie to attack the japanese in the
rear.
The fighting so far has consisted
of mere skirmishes, and there have
been no serious battles. We are con-
WINGED that the japanese VIII 90 their
utmost to Immediately make things
warm, but General KUropatldu win
not assume the offensive before the
end of May of the middle Of June.
when he viii have the 500 600 men he
asked for
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DEMANDS OF THE BAKERS.
Hours Too Long and Pay Very
Small

Hours Too Long and Pay Very
Small,
Boston. May 2.-The principal diff
Guilty to occur on May day in New Eng
land was the strike of more than /, 500
bakers in this city and nearby places.
including Cambridge Lynn. Salem.
Brocktown, Abingdon, Rocklaud,
StoughtOn, North Easton. Weymouth
South Weymouth and BridgeWater The
strike was caused by the refusal of the
master bakers TO sign a new scale call
ing for a sixty hour week and SIG week
ly for the second hands and SIS for fore
men.
The larger hotels and restaurants are
not affected by the strike
Among other troubles are those
caused by the demand of 400 carpenters
I'm Springfield and Chicopee for an in
crease of so cents a day. There were
minor strikes in the building trades in
other places. but in New England as
whole the number of men I'm voluntary
idleness is smaller this year than usual.
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Found No Restinr Place.

Chicago, May "a Daily News spe-
cial from Kobe says:
"Details of the heavy fighting in the
neighborhoOd OF ChiUtien Tchen re-
ceived her this morning state that
the Russians made a stubborn resis-
lance to the japanese advance, but
were. driven successfully out Of seven
lines of trenches
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WAITING FOR MORE MEN. :
KuroPatlin Not Ready to Assume the
oHensiva-

@4AEAAa7aHEr
Paris May 3.-TEe ST. Petersburg
correspondent OF the Echo de Paris fn
dispatch published this morning SAYS
that a high officer OF the general staff
made the following statement 10 him.
General kur0uatkiu has telegra-
graphed The emperor expressing sat
-slactlou that the Japanese have
crossed the TaIu. because this length
ems their line of operations. whereas
the Russians are approaching their
base
General kuropatkiu VIII proba bly,
allow General KurokTs 10000 men To
advance and attempt the siege of Port
Arthur. but General Smynoff and
General Stoessel are disp0sing of the
$4,000 men under their command so
as NOT 10 allow the Japanese to reach
that place
'It IS supposed that a battle for the
aefense Of the entrance To the Kwang
Tune peninsula is imminent
+General kuropatkin can send troops
t1 FinFow or Port Arthur within
tuezty--four hours If he thinks it de-
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CHICAGO PRIMARIES.
Uninstructed Delegates Hold Balance
Of poTrray,

Chicago May Pin the Democratic pri-
maries, held today. the followers of Will
liam r. Hearst scored q victory over the
faction under Carter @. Harrison which
has heretofore been the dominant power
In the Democratic party in Cook county.
OF the delegates to the state convention
tne hearst party secured -. Harrison
Hopkins. which means that they viii not
be for Harrison under any circumstance.
as Hopkins and Harrison are enemies OF
structed.
Aside from the number of delegates to
be secured for the state convention. the
control Of the county machinery was at
staEe in the fight.
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FIBROID TUMQRS CURED.
1Trs. Hayes First Letter Appeal
ing 80 Mrs. Pinkham for Help:

HTFs. Hayes First Letter Appeal
ing 50 8EFs. Pinkham for Helps
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-03

Waterbury, Conn. May IA general
strike Of all the union carpenters ia
this city. numbering 400. began today
The carpenters demand a minimum
rate of $3.50 per day. in place of the
81 so now paid
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MERELY A REPETITIoN.
Japs Crossed the Yalu Where They
Did in the Chinese War.

st. Petersburg, May .. $50 %. M
It is the subject Of general remark here
that the Japanese on crossing the Yalu
adopted almost idenucally the tactics
they followed during the Chinese-Jap-
anese war, forcing the passage at the
exact place they did in 1895
The emperor is now receiving the war
news at Tsarokoye- Selo, (fifteen miles
south of St. Petersburg, a special wire
having been run into the new palace
there.
The dOwager empress and Grand
Duke Michael. the heir presumptive
have gone to CATCHING, near Tsarok-
oke- SelO- Except for the big May re-
view of troops on the Champs de Mars,
the imperial family viii not return to
St Petersburg again until they go TO
Peteroff, on the gulf, at the end Of
June
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Strike of Tinsnitha

Schenectady. n. Y. May 2-The mem
hers of the Tinsmiths and The Coal
Handlers unions, numbering in ain
about 800 men, went out as The result
Of the refusal of employers to grant
an Increase Of wages.
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80 Thousard -

Philadelphia. Pa. MAY About
5000 workmen employed iu the build
ing trades we're rendered idle today as
the result Of a strike ordered bv local
unions.
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Chinese Restless

According to the Shanghai Kwan
correspondent of the Daily Telegraph,
evidence is accommodating that China s
neutrality is lettering. The Tartar
generals I'm Kirin and Feng Tien, the
correspondent says are urging the
Picking government to adopt a strong
policy against Russian aggression
west of the Lao river II is alleged
that Nicer0y Yuan Sinai Eai is secret
ly making war preparations and every
thing. in the opinion of the correspond
eut. points toward China making d
military demonstration against either
beiligerent lighting west of the Lao
river
A special dispatch from Port Arthur
says that about 100 Chinese junks were
observed ON the horizon yesterday be-
tween the mouth of the Yalu and Lao
Tuug peninsula.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-03

san Francisco. May 2-The steamer
Chipa, which arrived TO-DAY from the 0ri-
ent brought shinment 81 JausInese
gcid ven worth s. 34E0 b. Jntted states
goS1 cciu.
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DUE
TO FLARE BACK
Report of Accident Aboard Bal
tleship Missouri.
NO ONE HELD RESPONSIBLE
OFFICERS AND CREW PRAISED
FOR BRAVERY.

Washington. May 2.-That 10 further
proceedings be taken is the recommend
ton of the court OF inquiry appointed 10
investigate the explosion in the after tur-
ret of the Missouri on April IS The court
finds the explosion was due to a "flare
back caused By an ineZplicable cOmbina-
ton of oxygen with certain usually latent
gases In smOAeiess powder The officers
and crew Of the Missouri not only are re-
lieVed from All responsibility for the acci-
dent but are warmly commended for the
bravery they showed after its occurrence
in Fescuing the victims.
These facts We're obtained from Mr.. Oar
ling, the acting secretary Of the navy,
when he returned from visit 10 the
White House, where he informed the
president of the findings and their na-
ture. Full official announcement of the
findings VIII be made in a statement TO
Doe ~tVeu out tomorrow
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EXCURION RATES
Via OREGON Short Line.

Chicago and return S4T. 80
Chicago and return, via st. Louis so. 90
ST. Louis and return, via Chicago 80. 90
Limit, sixty DAYS Tickets on sale
Tuesdays and Fridays each week.
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PERSONAL

James I. Shields. the well known Chica-
SO travelling man is ct the knutsford
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-03

If you are going to st. Louis. Kansas
City, Chicago. New York or any point
east or south. see that your ticket
reads via the Missouri Pacific railway.
Elegant coaches. quick time and su-
peTb track make this line the Peoples
Eayorite Route.
The best line reaching Hot Springs.
Arkansas. the Carlsbad of America.
For maps, information etc. address
ii. G.. TOWNSEND,
G.. p. e T. A.. 40. Pae. Ry, st. Louis
Mo,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-03

Chicago. May 2.-Machinists i'm two
shops of the Atchison, Topeka & Santa
Fc railroad today obeyed a strike order
said to have emanated from Washing
ton. Only a few machinists are en-
pICyed in the Chicago shops.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-03

once beautiful and happy. Pain, the
result Of womauly disease, has marred
beauty and undermined happiness.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-03

Pueblo. Colo. May Judge Walter
y. Dixon, in the district court this aft
ernOOn. issued an order restraining the
machiuists Of the Santa Fe railroad at
Denver, Pueblo, La Junta and Triui-
dad from going on strike. No men had
gone out here and only a few had
Obeyed the strike order at La Junta.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-03

$ In
O. &
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& n. Y. u read
The Salt Herald
The OF his one-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-03
Uuconfrmed Report.

An unc0ufirmed report of severe
fighting between 1900 Russians and
similar number of japanese at Gen
san is sent by the Standards St. Pet
ersburg correspondent who says the
japanese were compelled TO retire into
Gensau both sides losing heavily. Two
Russian officers are said to have been
am0Uug the wounded. The Standards
Tieu-Tsin correspondent cabling un-
der date of May ., states that Viceroy
Alexieff has sent a lengthy dispatch
TO General Ma. commanding the Chi
nese troops. informing him that the Oc-
casi0u may arise for Russia to increase
her forces iu Siu-Miu-TunE, Cheng,
Yang, and other places, and requesting
him 10 withdraw the Chinese military
and police. An answer, the cOrrespon-
dent says, is required within three
days
AS an Indication Of General Kuro-
patkiu's anxiety regarding the where
abOuts OF Japan's second army, the
Morning Posts Shanghai correspond
eut says that an the Russian troops
stationed iu Chan Chu, Flu Chau Hal
Cheug. Haiping and other places have
been dispatched along the seaCOast to
watch for a japanese landing.
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diseases, poor digestion. being obliged
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disturbance due to bad kidney trouble,
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irTitability, W0rnOut feeling, lack Of am
bition, loss of flesh, sallow complexion.
or Bright's disease.
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Charge W OrdinarY.

liz was brought out in the evidence that
there was not an extraordinary amount of
powder in the handling room, nor were
there more officers and men i'm the turret
OF handling room than were necessary for
record target practice Among the Wit
pesses who testified before the court were
the TWO men who jumped into the MAYA
zine room and closed the door after them
as soon as they saw the flames. and one
of the two survivors in the handling room
The other survivor was unable to leave the
hospital so the court took his testimony
an his bedside
Father Gleason the chaplain of the
Missouri testified that he had received
from dying seaman a statement that he
saw Lieutenant Davidson. who was the
officer in charge of the after turTer look
into the gun, and then he saw flames
burst forth and could remember nothing
else II is said that there is nothing to
snow that Lieutenant Davidson had failed
TO do his dufV In any razua1r
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Findings Submitted.

Lieutenant >Mark l. Bristol Judge ad-
VOcate of the court returned to Washing
ton today and resumed his duties In the
bureau of ordinance. he submitted the
findings TO Rear Admiral Barker. com
mander-iu-Chief of the North Atlantic
fleet, who promptly endorsed them and
forwarded the papers to the navy depart
ment where they arrived this afternoon
II Is learned that a change fn the form
ln which GmOkeless powder is now made
IN the navy has been determined on and
that hereafter it Will be produced in
sticks with a hole down the center. This
new form, IL Is believed. viii decrease the
danger Of explosions caused by the un-
even burning Of the powder
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British Jubilant over the japanese
Victory on the Yalu.

London. May 2.-THe latest Dispatch
es received here confirming the COM
pleteness OF the Japanese victory on the
4alu river could hardly have given
greater satisfaction i'm Toxic than in
London. The editorials En- the morn
ing papers ring with admiration at
the success of General kurokis STRAIT
egg, Iu manner indicating that Great
Britain had been I'm considerable doubt
of the capacity Of her allys troops
when matched against the Russians
and despite the lack by japanese of
good cavalry 10 follow up her victory,
it is believed that she win speedily
drive the Russians out of Feng Huan
Cheng also.
Few further details have yet been
received but ii seems that the Japan
csc imperial guards fought with con-
splcuoUs bravery and sustained the
bruut of the fighting, losing heavily
Some accounts speak of bayonet
charges.
II is evident that the japanese sue
cess is largely due to the superiority
OF their artillery the Russian guns
being too light.
The Japanese victory has caused
complete surprise I'm the European
capitals and Is expected TO lead to diff
fiCuly i'm RUssia's efforts TO raise a
loan.
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