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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-28
DENIES RESPONSIBILITY.
Mayor Harrison Resorts to Habeas
Corpus to Test Arrest.

Chicago. Jan. EFT was decided today
by Mayor Harrison 10 sue out writ of
habeas corpus for his immediate release
from the curOuer's jury charges holding
him to the grand jury as one Of the cul-
prits responsible for The wholesale loss
OF life at the IroQuols theatre IRE
Promptly following the decision the
mayor, accompanied by his bondsmeu
and an attorney appeared at the GRIM
iual court building, where Mayor Har-
rison formally surrendered himself to
Sheriff Barrett and thus untitled the
TO secure the mayors freedom from lit
eral custody Notice was simultaneously
served On the states attorney that an
application Tor writ of habeas corpus
would az once be flied with Judge Tut
hili.
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TRAILING THE FleH0.
Man Arrested On charge Of killing
Indiana School Ma'am.

Louisville. Ky. Jan. 2s---A man CIV
ing 1fe name OF Harrv Behr. who says
he is frcm Memphis. was arrested here
today on suspicion that he was con-
Bected with the murder Of Miss Sarsa
SchaefeE. the teacher at Bedford Ind
His clothing bore blood stains and his
face had been scratched.
Behr was arrested at the home Of
Roger White, a negro The detectives
claim the evidence. is strong. BehTs
collar. vest and hat had blood stains on
them, and there are fresh scratches or
his face He says he received the
scratches in the recent election fights.
Behr manifested an intense interest in
the Schaefer murder, and il was his
conduct that caused the negro TO in
form the officers. Bear told the negro
and his wife that the blood got on his
clothes from beating r woman IN his
pocket papers containing an account
of the ScEaefer murder were found
Yesterday he arose from a. sleep as
though in terror, AMI when asked what
was the matter said he had murdered
q woman.
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PROSECUTIONS RESTS.
Government Side Of Machen Conspir-
acy Case All In.

Washington. Jan. 23.-In the trial Of
August ". Machen and Others, charged
with conspiracy to defraud the govern
ment in connection with the sale of
Croft letter box fasteners, the Drosecu-
ton today rested its case. TOday's tes-
tiTnony was confined entirely TO Post
office Inspector Mayer. Inspector Mayer
under continued cross-examination de-
ciared that he made no promise Of i'm
munity from prosecution to D. B. Croft.
Inspector Williams and Inspector Far
rell detailed their conversations in To
ledO with DR.. and Mrs LoreuZ prior 10
their arrest From Mrs. Borenz. they
said, they had secured statement that
she never knew or heard of d =. Croft
and that she did receive no checks from
him and had no knowledge Of her hus-
band receiving any In answer TO va
riOus questions put to DR.. Lorenz, both
inspectors stated that DIT. EOrenz said:
That is none Of your business That
is my personal affair and don t propose
10 answer
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PERILous sEA VOYAGE

Philadelphia. Jan. 21.-After q voyaee
replete with stirring incidents. the Brit
ISM bark Juteop0lis has dropped anchor
at the Delaware breakwaJer five months
overdue from Iioilo. Philippine islands.
The vessels cargo ~ 1903 tons OF sugs
has so deprecated since her departure
last April that & may show a loss of $40 r.
eco. storm after storm was encountered
until the crew, worn out 10y OEerwork
found il almost impossible to navigate
the craft. which was brought into port
after shipping men had given her up as
LIZ
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- - - Directorv.

PoIks salt Lake city Directory IN
1904 is about ready for press. oecrs>-
farfes of societies. clubs, etc, pastors
81 churches, and III others interested
re requested to write, or call az the
directory office at once IN order TO in
gure correct insertion OF their infOrms-
fian ~. =. COOPER,
Secretary and Manager, 61T-620 Dolly
Te4fudfug
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ALL ARE IDENTIFTEp.

Victor. Colo. Jan 27.--All Of the bodies
of the victims Of yesterdays accident at
the Stratton independence mine have
been recovered, and four. those of John
Sebeck, g. c. Staten, Joseph OveTy and
Harry C0gene. have been Identified. It
was at first thought that none could be
identified, but this has proved 20 be d
mistake, and it is now certain that quite
a number Of the other victims viii be
identified
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20. southwiek in Los Aneeles.

Mrs. Southwick, by the force. OF. her
Intellectual powers and cultivated
abilities, won profound attention and
strong applause. She is without doubt
the most cultivated. the most per-
suasive, and, IN fact, the best OF all
the lady readers. Los Angeles Her
aid.
Mrs. Southwick viii give recital
IN the Congregational church Feb. L.
Secure tickets at the Pierpont school
or at Smiths drug store
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nnnhle Track

ry-l,e Chicago & Northwestern is the
- Inc double tracked Missouri river
- l~l7ieago. and maintains the fastest
..e-zsce between Omaha and the city at
re head OF the lakes
\, connection with the Union Pacific,
SEC dailv trains run through solid 10
S,ficaro. For information consult c. A.
TT9Iker. general agent. zoe South Main
greet. salt Lake City
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-28
KILLED RoBBER.
Arizona Mining Nan Refused to
Yield to Eighwaymen.

Tucson, Ariz., Jan. "a Star special
from Patagonia, Santa Cruz county,
says that Michael O'Mera, a wei known
miner in that section, was held up yes
terday in the Patagonia mountains
while or his way to his mine. by three
strangers. OMera had $4,000 On his
person, which he was taking to the
mine TO pay of his men. The highway
men called on him TO halt, but instead
OF complying O'Mera opened fire with
a Winchester, killing one and Wounding
a second, who with the third fled in
such haste that they left their horses.
It is believed that all three men were
MeXicans.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-28
GRlP.-WEAKNEss!
Writes Lee NJ Hart General Secretary Stage Employees Union
PA|NE'S CELERY COMPOUND
Saved NY Life and Gave Great Strength TO NY CoHsttH-
ton. Now. When am Worn Down, II Gives
ABUNDANT VITALITY"

Mr.. Lee II. Hart, who IS general secre-
tary of the Theatrical Stss Employees
International union. emphasizes tho fact
that against La Grippe OF the diseases
that follow Grippe. there cah be no
stronger nor more certain protection than
the wondrous strength impaired TO the Ell
tire system by Paines Celery Compound
Chicago Dec. 8, 1903.
Last season owing TO pressure OF bUsi-
ness Il was obliged TO expose layself 10
severe changes Of weather. contracted
La Grippe So seriously that my Friends
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and the physician who was treating me
thought ] might die.
1T seemed as if my strength was not
coming back. But Paine's Celery Com
pound, at a friends recommendation, was
tried and benefited me eatly-Gntii I felt
stronger and more heslthy than / had
been in years.
Il feel that # gave great strength To
my constitution and saved my life, for ]
had a friend whose grip attack was not
as severe as my own, but who, while he
was recovering, contracted pneumonia, OF
which he died.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-28
Los ANGELES RAILWAY DEAL.

Los Angeles. Jan. 1.-THE Les Angeles
Pacific Railroad company bought from
Abbott Kinney and the Huntington-Har-
TinaU syndicate for S34@. 60 the Los An
geles, Ocean Park s. Santa Monica rail-
road. being a thirteen-mile line connect
ing Los Angeles with ocean Park and
Santa Monica. Eight miles OF this line is
under tracIage. This deal means that a
competing line between Los Angeles and
Santa Monica viii not be operated.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-28
LEE NJ. HART.

regulate thenerves and TO fortify the sxs-
TEN against fresh attacks Of disease.
= , ,
y 1.-THE only Real Cure is that which =
> cures the REAL CAUSE. Treating =
= symptoms is mere waste Of time. =
= The cause Of nearly ali disease and =
= pain is in the inner nerves" =
Professor Edward +. Phelps, NJ. =
D.. LII. D.. of Dartmouth Col =
lege, the famous DiscOverer Of ,
Paine's Celery Compound. =
A&%%& > >
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FORTUNE FoR GRANDSON.

Escanabs, Mich Jan. 27-The will Of
the late Manuel Wells. a multi-million-
aire Of Milwaukee. was filed here for
probate today. The estate is valued at
anywhere between s1e.009o04 and IS. 00o,-
COO It IS left to his grandson, who IS
daughter.
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COZ 60 eRoUNpEp.

Jacksonville. Ind. Jan. 27.-Three miles
~ coal barges belonging 10 the M0uonga-
legs River Consolidated Coal company,
md loaded with coal. are grounded and
--oiros 10 pieces near here. Two hundred
mon are at work trying 20 save them. IL
s. estimated the loss VIII be $1,000.
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your Celery Compound has been a
strong and valuable protection to me.
take Il regularly. Az when I am worn
down by the weight OF my official duties.
il relieves my depression and gives me
abundant vitality.
LEE N. HART
General Secretary Theatrical Stage
Employees International Union.
IN all wasting diseases and eneTv2ted
physical conditions Paine's Celery Com
pound has a marvellous ability TO invis-
crate the body, TO make new blood. to
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-28

srs1ys Laxative Br0mo Quinine Tablets
al DRUGGISTS refund the money II il
fails 10 cure. Z. w. Groves signature
is on each box. &c.
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G. s. HOLMES. Pr0pristor.

New and elegant IN All It's appoint.
msatsi 80 rooms. single ana "a suite; 8
rooms With bath-
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How to Tell You Have Blood DiseaS,


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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-15
VICTIMS OF SHARPERS
Two Hundred LabOFeFs Sent
West by Fake Employ
meIt Agency.

Seattle Wash. Nav 1.-Two hundred
laborers from Kansas CITY arrived at
Vancouver. b. c.. yesterday and 1an moro
reached there tonight over the Canadian
Pacific all the victims of what appears 800
be a fake employment agency scheme OBJ
Grated from Kansas City. one hundred
men. also from the southwest have come
to Seattle over the Burlington in tine past
few days. victims of the same scheme
They were hired 10y the Alaska g. y ulloH
Construction COMPANY room % no u
West Ninth street. Kansas City. and
promised extremely high vases iJ En t1
Alaska for work iH building the Glaska
Central g. Yukon railway from Valdez
AS a matter OF fact. uo raElVzE IS being
buii- from Valdez The Alaska Central
railway is being built by the Talaua Com
structi0u company from Seward. OF
fiCials Of these TWO latter companies pro-
nouuce the Kansas City scheme ii swim
die The stranded men at Vancouver
have appealed To Ihe American consul and
he IS iuveStiEatiuE rhe matter. The men
paid no money for commission t0 the Kan
saS CITY people but pul mp only railway
fare TO coast points. being promised tlal
part of that would b. RELATED. that tre
transportation would be furnished irOm
here to Valdez and that theE would sc,
good jobs. The alleged agents shipped tna
men I'm large lots. securing low railroad
rates thereby and rhsr-cd the men tuli
fare. the difference being profit
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TRYING TO KEEP OUT
China Reiterates It's Promise
TO the Powers to Remain
Neutral.

Washington, May 14.-8Iinister Conger
reports by cable 20 the state department
from Pekiug that the Chinese government
mas reiterated SIS determination 20 OBJ
serve the strictest neutrality and has as
serted its biiity TO do SO.
I'm view Of the leading part taken by
The United States government in secur-
ing the international pledge of the neutral
zone of China, the state department has
felt deep concern in reports OF agitation
among the Chinese military forces near
the seat Of war. and the danger of thsa-
violating neutrality. thus releasing the
powers from the engagement into which
they entered Mr.. COnger is keeping the
department closely advised Of the situa-
ton in China and his news is received
with satisfaction here
IN reinforcement OF Minister Couger' $
statement. Sir Cheng Tung Cheng the
Chinese minister here, called on Acting
Secretary Of State LOOMS today and com
municated the following:
AT the beginning Of the conflict be
tween Japan and Russia an imperial de
cree was issued declaring the neutrality
OF China This action was communicated
and orders were sent 20 the provincial
authorities TO maintain the strictest neu-
trality
Recently reports have been circulated
in the newspapers intimating that China
is inclined to favor one of the beEiger-
ents. Baseless TumOrs OF this character
may do a great deal Of mischief Tt is
tho fixed purpose Of the imperial govern
ment to maintain the strictesl neutrality
20 the last without the least intention of
reFOktng he decree mentioned
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Native of Russia But Naturazed Citizen of the United
States, Under Arrest al Cheliabinsk- Failed
TO Obtain Permission

n HELIABINSK, Russia. MAY IL
In Morris Kleiman. a native of Rus
sia- but citizen of Wisconsin,
has been placed under arrest here,
cahrged with violations Of article 325
of the penal code.
St. Petersburg, May 14.-Article 325
Of the penal code. under which Klei-
man is held at Chelia binsk, provides
that whoever absents himself from the
fatheTland and enters the service of or
swears allegiance to a foreign state
without the governments permission, is
liable for infringement of his loyal OBJ
legation to deprivation of civil rights
and perpetual Punishment from the
confines of the empire or in the event
Of his return without permission, to
transportation to Siberia"
The second portion of this article IS
only applicable when person has been
properly tried and condemned for its
violation by a competent court, 1t was
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at first reported here that Kleiman was
held az a spy. and the attention Of the
foreign office was called thereto. The
government is now investigating the
matter There is no question of sum
mary action. Russia has no natural
iZaU0n treaty with the United States,
and the state department while IL has
demonstrated on several occasions. has
recognized that where a uatuFalized
Russian returns voluntarily TO the
jurisdiction Of the emperor he is sub
jeCt to the laws of Russia. III it de-
EelOBs that Kleiman expatriated him
self with the consent of Russia of
course he is not subject 10 the penalties
provided for by article 325. In any
case unless there is something more
lauind the arrest the government viii
probably release the man. 1T lis under
stood that Kleiman represented an
American agricultural company. His
passport is said to have been issued I'M
Washington in 1901, although there is
nothing definite on this point.
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Fired on Red Cross Train.

ST. Petersburg. May 14-In an Off
ciaI dispatch from Mukden, under dale
of Nav ID. Major General Plug reports
that exhaustive inquiries regarding the
allegation that the japanese fred on a
Red Cross train bound from Port Ar
thur. May s. proved that the Red Cross
flag was dying from the train as 1t LETT
Tain Ju ana that not shot was fired
from the train. which was carrying
only Russians who were ill., Tie Jap
auese. General Plug says, opened fire
spontaneously. and only ceased when
The Lrain was DeN0nd range.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-15
BRAZlLlANS STOPPED
A BRITISH VESSEL

Washington. MAY lf.-Jt is possible that
Great Britain may become involved i'm the
threatened clash beWegu BrazI and Peru.
United States Minister Thompson cables
the state department today from BeJTO-
uOis that Brazilian officers yesterday
stopped a British ship at NanaOs while
she was making her way up the Amazon
river on The ground shat she mad aboard
$50 cases of ammunition destined for the
Peruvian military forces in the up-river
country. tine possession Of which is now
subject of dispute between Brazil and
Peru. AS there has been no declaration
OF war 1T is expected that the British gov
crumeut viii enter protest against the
stoppage of The ship as Illegal
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-15
WRIT OF MANDAMUS
ORDERED SET ASIDE

Denver May 1.-THE state supreme
court TODAY set aside and vdcated tas
vvrit Of maudamus issued by District
Judge Mullins which ordered tine election
commission 10 deliver Today 10 the cleo
ton judges representing the Democratic
and anfii-W0lcott Republicans parties the
ballots and other supplies for the election
I'm this city next Tuesday Ia the Grgu-
meut attorneys for the Springer hepUoil-
can ticket Contended that the purpose OF
The maudamus was 10 allow the election
Judges 80 set the ballots in time To write
them up and stuff the ballot boxes be
fore the polls omen.
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JAPANEsE ADVANCING.
Detaohments Observed in the Vicin-
itv Of Polandisu

ity Of Polandieu.
ST.. Petersburg. May I4-The general
STAN has received a dispatch dated May
D. from Major General kaEeyitch, as
follows
"a japanese detachment Of about
7-ety infantry and two sQUadT0us of
cavalry advanced May ~ toward P0-
laHdlel- where DO did slight damage 20
Ine railway lire. a train from Daluv
bearing families OF employees was
ooNged 90 return there. Tine japanese
Withdrew BOP the evening. The WafaU-
ufal station was closed about midnight
81 aE l2-la During the night Of May 15
Fo-an4ieu was Illuminated Dy the
EeaFehhghts of the japanese ships in
Adams bay
ION May 13 attachments of japanese
gr0ops were observed in the neighbor-
n0Ud or POlandieu ou the slope of the
E.FhFkuhn mountain. and iu The valley
OF the Mauuho river. about seven and
Due-half miles east of SiuveH
Chinese bands are aggressive on the
main road between Fene Wang Cheug
and Sauna tsi. A strong band of chit
nese brigands has been sighted near
the station al Yautai"
Major General Fhug. telegraphing
under date of May g. saws.
+The japanese have evacuated Kwan
Tien Sien. and column OF the enemy.
about division strong. is marching on
Eiuyen along the Tayang riVer Ac-
cordme 10 Information there. consider
Able forces OF the enemy are north OF
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Armenians Were Exterminated to Stop the Agitation
Be Month Before the Facts of the Massacre
are Known.

SCUM district Therefore. the foreign
officials say it probably viii be imp0s-
siDle to secure details before a month
has passed.
The scene of the affair is in a valley
surrounded by mountains The ma
tiVes have been constantly agitating
against Turkey. The sultan therefore,
wished To eXterminate this dis0TdeTIy
element, but while not COuuteuanciug
Armenian agitation. the siguat0ri=s of
the Berlin treaty have strongly dis
approved OF Turkeys methods i'm crush
ing agitation
1t IS believed IN official circles that
the international Armenians viii use
the new Outrages IS lever % induce
the civilized powers to unite Els decisive
action against Turkey
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Z. - G. a. coNVENTIoN.

Buffalo, n Y, May 14.-Iu the inter
national Y NJ G.. A. convention today
invitations for the next convention
were received from Portland Ore. san
Francisco, Denver. Washington ID. e..
ana Memphis They were referred to
the international committee
A report from the international COM
mittee was then read, recommending
that the committee be permitted TO
continue it's army. navy and other
work that the International c0uVeu-
tion De held iu 1867, and that the mem
bersbip ST she committee be increased
20 hfty-fOur.