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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-09-27
KICKED BY A COLT.
Child Has Jaw Broken and Face
Lacerated.

Ephraim, Sept. 25.-Thelma, the s.
year-old girl of Mr.. and Mrs. c. J..
Christensen, had her jaw bone broken
yesterday by being kicked by a colt
She was in the act of driving the ami
nal to water when the accident hap
pened- The force of the blow cut an
abrasion in the child's face Of a couple
o. inches in length and besides break
ing the jawbone knocked two Of her
teeth out. DR.. Jensen was called and
sewed uD the wound, which required
four stitches, and set the injured mem
Der The little child, although suf-
fering considerable pain, is getting
along as nicely as could be expected
under the circumstances.
The funeral services over the remains
of Jens Andersen, an old resident of
this city, were held from the family
residence today. The deceased was
born in Fieie Amt, Denmark, June 2S,
1926, and emigrated to this state III it's
early history. His death. which oc-
curred Friday. was due to a general
breakdown caused by old age
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Democrats in favor, IS can actual
majority; Republicans, SO "a minority
of the votes required).
Democrats opposed, lS; Republicans,
AZ.
Secretary Shaw did not discuss the
vote-he had not the heart to do so. He
triumphantly exhibited TO his audience
one provision of the law which was not
in the original Democratic bill-the pro-
vision requiring owners of private lands
irrigated by national works to reside on
said land, "or in the immediate neigh
borhOod thereof" A pretty small
mouse for so big "a mountain of an or
ator TO bring forth.
Forward, the Vest
further" said Mr.. Smythe. Accord
ing to their platform, the making Of
civilization in the west is a closed in
cident. The Democrats propose to go
forward until our resources are utilized
for the highest good of mankind. We
know they viii keep their promise for
many reasons.
Because this western land is the her
itage of Democratic craftsmanship
the Louisiana purchase, the acquisition
from Mexico.
Because the Democrats redeemed
their irrigation pledge of four years
ago.
Because they stayed with US to the
bitter end in our struggle for silver.
Because the building of the republic
at home is the logical antithesis of
extending the empire abroad.
The Republicans in the last eight
years have increased the annual eX-
penses of the army from So, 900, 900 to
$4,000. 000 of the navy from $4,000, 900
to sos. 000. 900. and squandered nearly
$500. 000, 600 on the Philippines.
I'VE would turn the national ener-
gies and capital to the making of
homes and markets throughout the
west till the last home and factory
shall be builded on American soil"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-09-27
OUTLOOK Is GOOD.
Democrats Are Pleased With Condi-
tions in Carbon and Emery


tons in Carbon and Emery.
ut. Pleasant. Sept. 26.-Attorney Ferdi-
naild Erickson, Democratic nominee for
Judge of the Seventh Judicial district is
20 start next week on a campaigning tour
1n.Iipugh Carbon and Emery counties. He
VII RioDaDlY be accompanied by Attorney
=. " Cherry. nominee for district at
torney. They will cover the eastern
COUNTIES Of the district very thoroughly.
lheE expect to be accompanied by some
orator from salt Lake City during a por-
llon at least of the trip Democratic
leaders arc highly elated over the outlook
IN the district and they are not at all
doNncaSt as 10 the county 1t has hean
CLAIMED by some Republicans that as soon
as the campaign was fairly under way
and party lines began to tighten the Gle
n faNI or thelr party which was dissatis-
iied would be swung into line again and
that the old-tire maiorities would not
suffer but so far Democrats have seen
nothing OF that kind to cause them TO
worry over the present or the future and
tley are. II anything, more sanguine than
J. II. Seeiy shipped another carload of
ms thoroughbred stock this week. the
punch going TO Sergeant Bros of New
Mexico. There were 80 In the load and
they were a splendid lot of rams.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo Peterson Of Fair
view returned this week from thirty
DAYS visit il Canada. where they have
many friends who We're formerly resi-
cents OF tab. They were acc0mpanied
on the return TRIP by their daughter. Mrs
G A Terry. and children Mr. Terry will
{otn them mere later and they will make
Fatrview their home I'm the future.
Berkeley Olsen left early in the week
Tor the east
s. e, Jensen and John Madsen left
thursday for trip TO the worlds fair
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SENATOR LODGE ENDEAVORlnG TO
APPEASE BAY STATE REPUBt iCANS


Newton. Mass. Sept. Ex-senator
Cabot Lodge was the guest of the
Newton club at dinner tonight, and in
a speech following the dinner advo
Gated a policy OF reciprocity that would
bring compensation TO the United
states for concessions made, and not
prove inimical to American interests.
senator Lodge said that ne had been
asked 10 speak on the subject of reel
pfocity and the relation of the two
great political parties to that question.
He continued:
Every one is in favor Of reciprocity
or any other policy which Will enlarge
our foreign markets provided thai
such reciprocity or other similar policy
does not involve a greater sacrifice
than the proposed enlargement or the
foreign market is worth. But because
I favor reciprocity under these condi-
tons 1 90 not promise to support any
scheme OF legislation or any treaty
that anyone chooses to label reciprec-
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PROVO NEWS NOTES.

Provo. Sept. 25.-Susanna N. Steel has
commenced suit against the Telluride
Power company for $3.50 for damages
alleged 90 be sust aimed by reason Of the
defendant company entering up1n plain-
tiffs property in Provo canyon. remov-
ing trees rock. etc. ana discharging a
large stream OF water on It.
Bertha Anderson OF Provo has com
menced suit for divorce against Samuel
Anderson. OF the grounds OF desertion and
failure to provide. The parties were mar
RED in Salt Lake CITY. Oct. Is, 1855. They
have two minor Children. OF whom the
plaintiff asks the custody.
Willard Anaelin Wll accompany Air.
Tout and family 20 LOndcn. cnd VIII
pursue a course OF y0ice culture there
or on the continent.
In the case OF A. Niele VS.. Clarence
Matson. ct al. Judgment and decree OF
foreclosure has been renuered IN favor
Of plaintiff FOR 5000. ana so attorney
fees.
: Attorney d. d. Houtz is in Salt Lake
today.
Judge Booth went to Rebe- To-Day to
hold court
G. +. Decker is back FROM his eastern
trip.
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CAN BREAK Law
WITH IMMUNITY
WFIts Do Not Lie Against Dip
lomats or Their Servants.
A CASE IN MASSACHUSETTS,
ONE GUERNEY SOAKED BY A
COUNTRY JUSTICE.
A CASE IN MASSACHUSETTS,

Pittsheld, Mass, Sept. 2g.-Hugh Guer-
ney. third secretary of the British EN-
Dassy was today fined In the police
court at Lee on two charges.
For contempt of court he was fined
S25. A similar fine was imposed in a
case charging him with speeding his
automobile in Stockbridge Sunday Mr..
Guerney, when arraigned, positively re-
FUSED TO plead. claiming that as he was
the third secretary to his Britannia
majesty, nc could not under inter
national law be arrested or held for
any crime"
Special Justice Phelps said ne did not
recognize international law i'm his court
and Informed the defendant that he
must enter a plea.
Mr. Guerney persisted i'm his refusal.
Then fine was imposed for contempt
OF court.
Mr.. Guerney did not have in his pos
session SUFFICIENT money 70 pay the fine
and he was committed i'm the charge
OF the officer who made the arrest. The
officer accompanied Mr.. Gerney TO Len
OK, where the money was secured.
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ity. ] must reserve my absolute right
10 judge the merits CT any scheme
when it arises, in accordance with what
I believe to be the best interests Of
my country and my state.
Either the Democrats do not favor
reciprocity or they DO not favor a re-
ductiOn of duties. because the two to-
gether are impossible and ineompat-
IDLE. I should be glad ITO vote for a
reciprocity treaty with Canada or any
other country which was beneficial to
our business Interests and not Injurious
to American industry, agriculture or
labor. But there IS no use "a shutting
cur eyes to She practical difficulty
which the history Of these treaties d.
Closes I think we should consider very
carefully whether the true way 10 inn
prove our foreign markets is not by
general legislation which. will bring a
general reciprocity and which shall
bear equally on all parts of the United
States. and, If successful. bring bene-
fits to the whole country"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-09-27
NEED A SPANKING.
Panama People Cast Filth Upon
American Consulate.

Colon, Sept. 26.-The American con-
sulate at Cartagena having been twice
recently besmeared with filth. Rear Adj
miral Sigsbee, with his flagship. the
Newark. was ordered TO proceed TO
Cartagena and investigate the circum-
stances. The gUBboat Newport. Com
mander Mertz, Joined the flagship on
Sept. %. In communication to Cow
ernor Louis Patron. Admiral Sigsbee
says. IN part:
i find your expressions of regret for
the acts of indecency, OF behalf of
yourself and your government, salts
factory, but that has not been given
publicity. I suggest additional precau-
tions TO prevent the recurrence OF such
incidents and fuller publicity of the
governments expressions OF regret, in
order 10 avoid friendly visit assum-
ing a irSore difficult feature
Governor Patron complied by reit-
Grating his regrets
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VICTIM on cARELEssNEss.
Boy Shoots Himself Through Hand
With -Calibre Revolver.

Park City. Sept. Crank Stanley,
lad about II years old, was shot
through the hand while fooling with .
.22-caIiber revolver. Young Shaniey in
company with another boy about his
own age was on the hill shooting when
through some carelessness the gun was
discharged and the bullet went through
Shanley's hand. One Of the local doc.
tors dressed the wound. which, while
painful. is not serious.
The funeral Of W. B. Allen. who
killed himself some days ago. has not
yet been held, awaiting the arrival o.
the daughter OF the deceased, but *
she does not arrive tomorrow the fu-
neral will be held.
John Coffee, one Of the well known
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-09-27
FATAL RACE RIOT.
Two Negroes Killed and Three
Wounded in Tennessee.

Memphis. Tenn, Sept. 26-Two ne
srOes were killed and three fatally in
jured in a race riot near Lynchburg,
Miss. fifteen miles south of Memphis,
today. The shooting took place on the
plantation of J. j. Johnson. who, with
his TWO sons and two friends. went
into field 10 gather a load OF corn.
The field was worked on shares by
negro family named Kenney. AS the
white men were driving their wagon
from the field a fusillade from a party
OF blacks met them. The fire was re-
turned with the result that two ne
gr0es were killed outright and three
We're fatally shot. a number Of whites
joined the white party and are now
searching for others of the attacking
party. The names of the dead and
wounded are not obtainable.
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BAD TENANTS EvICTED

and rent collected. Merchants Pro-
tective Association. Francis @. Luke.
General Manager. Top Floor CONNER
cfaI Block
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ROCK SPRINGS "PEAcoCKn COAL

LUMP, NUT. SLACK. Sold only BY
Central Coal & Coke company. OF
FICES: 142 Main street temporary.
Phone SIS. Sc West Second South.
Phone sos Yard, Fifth South and
Third West.
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49,
DIED


REUTZ-In this city, Sept 25 1904. George
T.. Reutz a native of Germany. aged
- years. Remains are at O'Donnelfs
funeral chapel
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TANNERY BURNED

troyed the BUrwell & Hubbard tan
merry here today. Loss, 1926, 1000.
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Newarl.. Ole. AIaY as. Iaos.


From childhood / had been bothered
with bad blood, skin eruptions and boils.
1 had boils ranging from five to twenty in
number each season. The burning ac-
companying the eruption was terrible.
S. S. S. seemed TO be Just the medicine
needed IN my case. 1t drove out all impu-
rites and bad blood, giving me perma-
nent relief from the SKIN eruption and
boils. This has been ten years ago, and
have never had return of the disease.
MRS. I. d. ATHERToN.
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pERpUpTONS

Have been suffering from Impure Blood
for many years, having Boils and other
Eruptions. Having heard Of S. S. S. de-
cided TO try il, and am glad to say that it
has done me a great deal Of good. Intend
10 continue to use it, as believe it to be
the best Blood Medicine on the market.
Cleveland, Tenn. ". K. DErERs.
For over fifteen years have suffered
more or less from Impure Blood. About
wear ago 1 had boil appear on my leg
below the knee, which was followed by
three more on my neck. I saw S. S. S.
advertised and decided to try it. After
taking three bottles all Boils disappeared
and have not been troubled any Since.
GEO. @. FERTIG.
ia w. Jefferson St, Louisville, KY.
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Write for our
book on blood and
skin diseases.
Medical advice
or any special in-
formation about
your case will cost
you nothing.
nnanv- Atlanta. Ga.
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7slo swift Specific Company. Atlanta, Ga.
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LOCAL BRIEFS.

LADIES AID MEETING.-The Ladies
Aid society OF the First Congregat ionai
church viii meet at IL a. m. today At
the church.
shen who was unable to f,reacn SaHoay
on account of throat trouble, IS confined
70 his home wAh an ATTACK Of ionSilitis
His condition was reported better last
evening
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-09-27

FEW SPRINKLERS OUu-0Rsing TO
Sundays rain. few sprinklerS HRrcs used
on the city streets YESTERDAY All the
wagons will probably be IN $3.50 e.sfo-
day. The scarcity of water is ef.,
bat the department is rather S;is7 E
fusds.
ARR NOW. ONE.-M {. @Cs0ieslh srfcr' al
Bingham and Miss Lola stuart etesLelli
were united in matrimoRy at taetN hite
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MACHINERY FOR SALE.


MACHINERY FOR SALE
80 heayy duiy cor.,ss ens,ne,
f..ass-. Haa.iitas s;ari.ss essta--
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HOSTING ENGINES. ETC ,
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io1ble-eYIiE...- eieys;o. hosting engines.
sJitas:. for cal Iaine. etc,
pa!rs s;easntoat ensines eonp.e'e
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snail vacuum i ,;5.,,iY s-,s
sverti-si haI--z. 70 -
3Es.t4hl- i-;--Es o Ea-e-s
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5,-n-9. a-~hox b1il-r on .k.ts-
59-h-3. aset-1 T.: e q skid
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. = slrt. --asie-cyiiad-r steam ocrrp-
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L. q mall single a1e duplex pcnfs
BLOWERS AND TESTILATOHS-
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MACHINERY B0U6HT, SOLD and sePMaEl

Ensine- and boilers. all STYLES an3 sizes. both
rev and secon-ihs76. machinery Of ey.rv 6e
.crfpticn ror all uurposes y rite 10 ne for any
thing you want
sS y Ea.1 ST Louis No.
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BUSINESS WANTED.

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Address Eeaa2~r. wonaa's Exchange scier.
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he ST. LOUIS RE
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