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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-07
STATE NEWS
FINDS WATERY CRAVE
Child WaHders From Home and
Her Body Found in
Greek.

kaysviie Nav 6-Bessie Phillips. the
Z-year-Olo daughter 0f AS and Mrs. Wiz
lard Phillips of West kaysville- wan
cered away from the house late Wednes-
DAY afternoon and am hour later was
found dead i'm a creek that runs near by.
The little one had evidently attempted
10 cross the stream 10 netghDUrlng
house and fallen I'm unobserVed. The
body was carried several rods down the
stream, and the frantic search Of the
mother assisted by some neighbOrs, re-
suited I'm finding IL lodged In some
brush Funeral services were held as the
family residence this afternoon and were
very largely attended
An infant child Of afr and Mrs. VIII
liam Jacques OF East Layton died yes
terday. The little one has been iii ever
since the Jacques house was burned down
last winter. and its death is indirectly
attributable to that unfortunate CiTcum-
stance. The funeral viii be held tomor-
row.
Today the public schools of the Eighth
district. embra cling haysyilIe and West
Layton. closed their years work. and en-
tertaiumenta and dances were given IN
the Kaysville music hail and the Union
halls Layton, for the children this after
noon. In an parts Of Davis county where
schools have not already been forced TO
close from lack Of funds this Is the final
day.
Examinations of eighth grade pupils
graduating class commencement exercises
viii be held on May . IN BOuuUiful.
Heber J. Sheffield and John c. Owen
were in Salt Lake today.
John r. Barnes returned from bust
ness trip to Provo last evening.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-07
F. C. SGHBAHH RELIES UPON HY0HE.



IEumeI IS nature 3 own method Tor our
ing cataUH- colds coughs and diseases u-
the respiratory organs il is the only matt
ural treatment for the cure o. these Lrlu-
bLes-
BreaLled through the neat pocket lLIa.-
er that comes with every outfit The a.r
that passes into the throat and lungs I-
identical with that on the mountains
where Do IS laden with healing and health
giving Dalsams. IT, searches out and kills
disease germs iU the most remote and U--
mute air cells OF the head throat and
lungs it s0o-hes and heals all irritation
OF the mucous membrane.
HyOmei is prescribed by physicians gem
orally Many OF them use iC themselves
TO break Up cold and prevent uueuml-
MIA
The complete MvOmei outfit consists or
Eeuieut that IL can be carried iU the peck
tie of Hy0meI This costs bgE So and s.
viii cure any ordinary case of catarrr.
In chronic and deep-seared conditions.
longer use is necessary and extra bottles
of Hyomei can bee obtained for 51r MAX
ing IL d most economical treatment for
Llis disease.
T. O.. Schramm has SD much confidence
I'm the power of Hy0mei r1 cure carerrE
ana other diseases of the gEI1ar and
lungs that he sells Do under his Personal
guarantee 10 refund the money ra ans
purchaser iu case fC fails TO give salts
faction. He takes all the risk himself.
and HE0mel costs you absolutely nothing
unless 1T does you good
For sale Dy II. g.. ScIramu. druggist
corner Main and First South streets
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-07
LOCAL BRIEFS.

GOES INTO BANKRUPTCY. - Leo
Grow filed petition of voluntary bank
ruptcN yesterday afternoon IN the Ifderal
court His liabilities were placed at g.
323.63 and his assets at 500, which ne
claims is exempt
ENTERTAINMENT POSTPONED. -
The SteuO. club has postponed its enter
tainment until Saturday evening, May n
This evening the club viii go TO salt
air In a body The next meeting viii De
held Thursday evening at the Barnacle,
COHENs HAVE HEARING.-At the
conclusion of yesterdays hearing before
Judge G.. b. Diehl the charge of robbery
against Jacob Cohen was dismissed, while
the similar charge against his wife. Eliza
beth Cohen, was reduced to- larceny She
was held iu the sum Of 800. The Cohens
were accused OF rObDiug Carl DahiDerg,
Utah telephone empluye. of SO.
FRANK MATHEWS PASSES AWAY
Frank Mathews. q native OF THIS state,
tur late of Eureka, New. died in this
age of So He was we'll known ia mining
and milling circles in both Utah and Ne
Yads The funeral viii take place sun
dag AFTERNOON at 4.3J O'Clock from O'DOn-
neiIs funeral chapel Interment in City
cemetery.
PAINTED IN SCHOOL ROOM-sam-
uel DONeF, principal of the Fremont
school and supervisor OF manual training.
was stricken with a talntng spell IN one
of the school rooms yesterday afternoon
Several physicians attended him, when
ne was removed 20 mis- home. At first it
was thought Mr.. DGxey's condition was
serious but later I'm the evening he rallied.
Exhaustion from OyerwOrk was given as
the cause of the faiuUing spell.
MAYOR USES HIS NETO.-AGayor
Richard p. Morris has vetoed the res0-
luton passed by the city council whereby
Contractor p j. Moran is relieved of the
responsibility Of fulfilling his city Jail
contract The agreement calls for a
StOKeT which Moran cannot get from the
company al expected cost. There remains
81 02J due him. He is willing to accept
about 500 less and not put in the stoker.
The mayor says be- must live up TO the
contract. which means q loss to Mr..
Moran.
WILL DISCUSS TELEPHONES s.
Murray. general manager of the Bell
Telephone company left Yesterday for ST
Louis, where he will attend the. annual
convention of Bell Telephone engineers,
which includes superiuteudeuts. The fol-
lowing subject. proposed by Mr. Murray.
viii attract considerable discussion. The
building up of long distance lire COM
posed of five or more sections running
through five or more exchanges and ten
or more Intern ediatc stations; the kind
of wire TO b. used and the method Of
handling calls. After a paper ON the
subject AiT. Murray viii lead in the dis
CussiOu.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-07
Music and Drama


when one wants to describe something
particularly gorgeous in theatFicals 81 IS
proper TO say that whoever put 1T on
Ziegfeldpu IT, Ziegfelu dresses plays as
no other manager does. Going on the
principle MAI TO get the money you have
10 spend the money he p0urs out cash
with both hands And he gets results.
we saw some gorgeous gowns, some won
dertul siege settings in The Little
nuchess lHst season and we saw great
deal more of the same sort of thing last
night TN "Mamselle Napoleon
AS a play. musical comedy, what YOU
viii. "MamseIle Napoleon is not the
most entertaining thing iu the world. IL
lacks the quality known as ginger in
several places. and If anybody except
Ziegfeld had put it on We are free TO
since have been added TO the list of fail
ures. But Ziegfeid's laVishness i'm dress
and settings, and Miss Held's entirely
original and altogether pleasing style OF
singing and acting. together with big
bunch of the preJuest girls seen on the
Theatre stage this season. save Nam
selle Napoleon
About those girls. There are ten of
them who wear gowns worth going a long
way to see, even Of you are only mere
man, And there is as much in the way
they wear them as in the gowns them
selves. Liegfefd must have Taked New
York with a fiue-JOOth comb TO gather
that bunch. They can sing some, too.
but they We're selected more with an eye
10 ShapelinesS and ability to wear stun
ming clothes stunningly than to voice
Miss Held is the same Anna Held we
have been seeing for several years-and
set she isn't the same Anna Held. either.
She does some serious work In the first
two acts, and we weren't altogether sure
she was Anna until she won her audi
ence again with 'M0llie shannon Then
We knew and were glad of it,
Many Of the same people are with the
company again this year. Among them
Is Billy Norton. she who wore the RED
bathing suit I'm The Little Duchess.
Billy wore red again last night and
without meaning TO be- unkind, We ven
ture TO suggest that little gymnasium
work might help her. There Is more than
a hint OF too, too solid flesh about
Billy this year
There are some mighty pretty pictures
in 'Aamselle Napoleon and the whole
show has a fresh. new appearance that
makes YOU forget il has been a long
time GA the road. The house last night
was iammed, and the indications are that
the closing performances today matinee
and evening. viii witness q repetition OF
the big business.
This afternoon cinderella" viii be Civ
en- at the Grand theatre by the EllefOrd
company. This evening Miss Jessie Nor
-en viii make her appearance with the
ElelOTd company in the role of Maggie
MCMOOney i'm the comedy drama Kid
Daped' Miss Norton is a prime favOrite
on the coast.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-07
JAMES SHARP DYING
Paralysis Of lntestlnes Fol-
lows Eating Onions
and Bananas.

James sharp. former mayor Of SAT-
Lake city and speaker OF one session OF
the house of representatives during ter
utoriHl days, is al the point Of death al
his residence. Al Brigham street. A a
late hour last evening the attending phy-
slCiaHs said the pioneer could not live
long unless there was shortly an uneX-
peCted change for the better, Mr.. sharp
IS suffering from paralysis Of the intes-
tines
tuesday. while in Rexburg. where he
and his son, Heber q, Sharp. have large
general merchandise store, Mr.. Sharp a5e
some onions and bananas. shortly after
ards DE was taken with sharp pain
Doe the region of the abdomen, The pain
was so severe as 10 throw him 10 the
floor. His condition became So serious
that IT was decided to bring him home.
He arrived in the citv Thursday uigh5.
Since then Mr. Sharp has continued to
sink steadily, Bon spite of the efforts OF
several physicians. His condition became
SO serious yesterday morning that the
doctors gave up hope, and the members
Of the family now in the. city bid the
sufferer goodbye, His brother. John
sharp who is in the southern part of the
state has been wired To return home at
once. The sick man asks for him repeat
eddy Ou regaining consciousness for q few
moments.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-07
PRoVo 49, NoTEs.

Provo. Nav Ga. j. Stewart and sons
leave for the reservation Monday TO
spend several months in surveying under
their government contract.
Professor A. q. Luud OF the r. Y. uni
yersity and Professor j. r.. BOshaTd, con-
dUctOr Of the Tabernacle choir, will give
a grand musical entertainment I'm the
Tabernacle on the evening of the 18th.
In which the Tabernacle aud university
chOirs and other musical talent viii APP
pear. The proceeds will become the be-
ginning of q fund with which 10 purchase
a pipe organ the finest iu the state out
side OF the Tabernacle organ iu Salt Lake
City. for the Tabernacle here IN the
afternoon the concert will be given for
the old folks of this city and Pleasant
View. VINO VIII be invited TO attend free
of charge.
Judge Booth went to Heber to hold
court today.
On Saturday afternoon the Utah sorosis
will give a fair I'm the Commercial club
rooms for the benefit OF the 3. Y. L.
kindergarten department.
George Passey & Co. have started a
machinery. The plant is located i'm the
second story OF the Reed Sm0ot block
and viii be known as the Utah Knitting
G. Manufacturing company.
+. ~. Fletcher is down from salt Lake
interviewing the shoe dealers
Major Sam A. King has gone to ElkO,
New on legal business.
Three hundred graduates OF the county
schools viii meet in American F0r6 on
Nav l} for the graduating exercises. The
class IS the LARGEST ever graduated from
the COUNT schools.
Girls and Misses suits. $3.50 and
$3.50 values for $3.50
KEITH-OBRIEN.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-07
MORE ABOUT WAGNER.
Rubin Goldmark Gives Third Lecture
In the Series.

In the Series.
The third lecture in the Rubin Cold
mark course. and the closing enc Of
the tetralogy drew a large audience
at Unity hail last evening. Following
the same general line and continuing
The thread of the story of the Rhein-
gold. AIR. Goldmark brought the Nei-
beiungen Lied 20 a close with a G0et-
terdammaerung OF the Dusk Of the
Gods. The theme is of the same rich
melodious kind as that of the others,
the interest On the heroic deeds of the
Walseu hero Siegfried never flags and
the music Is the glorious Interpretation
OF the whole The marvellous tone pic
lures are all clearly shown forth in con-
junction with the stage effect, and the
audience feels almost that the scene
arises before them. The most beautiful
part perhaps OF the whole tetral0gy is
where the flames encircle Vaihalla,
showing the destruction Of the gods
and the music expresses the coming Of
q new era in which love shall rule the
world iu their place
TIE demand Tor Parsifal has been
50 great that the Unity club has de-
cided 10 gire the lecture on Sunday
evening. The subject for tonight IS
Die Mcisters.nEeT de Nuremburg@
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-07
WORK OF CATTLE GROWERS.
F. J. Hagenbartb Returns and Tells
What Committee Did.

The appointment of "a committee TO
compile and publish data relative 20 the
rates ed service of railroads. the aD-
pointment OF one livestock man to act
with the department of. commerce and
Industry in investigating the meat trust
and the securing of am amendment TO
the Sherman antitrust law SO that 10
can be enforced, was the substance of
The results of the meeting of the inter
state cattle growers committee an Den
Yer, according to Frank j. Hagenbarth.
who returned to Salt Lake City yester-
day.
"A joint committee 20 confer with r.
II Hartman, George Gould II. u.
Ripley j. J. Hill Judge Loree and the
president or chairman Of the main
trunk lines trayersiug the territory
1rom which livestock shipments oriE-
mate. with q view 10 adjusting such
differences as need attention was an
pointed" said Mr.. Haganbgrth Hast
night.
ron the committee are Frank j. Ha-
Eenbarth president National Livestock
association. rs. vs.. Turuey. president
Texas Cattle RaiseTs' association. for
ner Senator W. s.. Harris of Kansas.
MuTdO Mckenzie OF Colorado. A r De
1acQules of South Dakota j. NJ Board
man Of Montana. H..A- Jastro of Cali
iorula and Jesse NJ. smith OF Utah.
President Francis u. Warren of the
National Wool Growers association
viii also nominate a committee 90 serve
with this joint committee. which repre-
SCENTS the National Livestock associa-
lion and the Interstate Cattle Growers
committee. Members of the same com
miJree VIII also work for she passage
or the Cooper-Quaries bin providing
-'F an amendment 20 the interstate
commerce law which win give the COM
i.~ DEGREES.
~ - untrue that the sheepmen We're
-IVen Jhe cold shoulder al the meet
ING They have q separate assOcia-
t58n."
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-07
MINERS OF UTAH
SCORE GOVERNOR
DenOunCe Acts Of Utah Fuel
Co. Done With His Aid.
THE COLORADO SITUATION
STATE UNION ELECTS OFFICERS
AND ADJOURNs.

Resolutions denouncing the action Of
Governor Peabody of Colorado I'm pIac-
ing the state under martial law and Of
derlug the support OF the Utah min
efs, and Offering moral and financial
ald 10 the Carbon county miners. were
The features of The last day Of the con-
Nentou of Utah state union No. /,
western Federation of Miners. With
the election of officers and the passing
ot the auditing committee report. the
meeting closed to meet at The next
seml-anuual convention al salt Lake
City Jae first Tuesday iu October.
Text Of Resolutions.
The resolutions are:
On reviewing the situation I'm colorado,
the struggle iu which thousands of our
proIh5fS are implicated TO fight the ClU-
Esns alliance and Mine Owners associa-
Whereas said alliance and Mine own
Srs association has an the support of the
government of the state. and,
whereas The abolition of law TO de-
prive our brothers OF the rights Of cid-
gems OF America has been adopted by
said corporation and.
Whereas MANY OF our hrOf hers have
been deprived OF the pleasure of giving
their support To, OF seeing their loved
vaeS, but nave been unJusty driven from
their homes. and.
Whereas, Their children and wives haye
been refused the privilege of walking on
the public roads by the authority and
C0FaTdly action of Governor Peabody and
the militia. DE DO
Resolved That we will stand bv our
brothers ana give them an the possible
moral ana financial aid. 90 help the broth
ers iu Colorado win the battle that they
gre lighting for Justice and humanity. and
Ae.p them TO have their revenge at the
ballot box.
The resolution I'm regard to the Car
bon county, Utah. trouble reads:
After hearing The reports from some OF
our brothers from the coal fields in Car
N9u county and the Tull statement fOm
Mother Jones and
whereas. The Utah Fuel company. with
the ara OF the. governor of the state and
lle state militia. have ON many occasions
violated the law. aud,
NJ heftaS. MANY of our brothers have
mad 10 suffer imprisonment and I'm many
cases have seen their families mistreated
and driven from their homes, and.
whereas. The actions of some OF the
county officials have been sanctioned by
yhe. state authorities to arrest and place
IN Dullpens many Of our brothers under
false pretensess and.
Whereas. Even svmpathizers with our
cause were ordered out of the county;
Iah state union Western Federation Of
Miners give TO them all our aid, morally
ana financially, to help them out of their
struggle and win the battle for liberty.
New Officers Elected.
The officers chosen were:
President A. W. Charter, West Jor-
dan.
Vice president Frank Erickson,
Bingham.
secretary treasurer, Joseph 2. Lang
ford, Park City
Members Of the executive board
District No. j, David Baxter, Park
City, District No. .. Thomas Facey,
West Jordan; District No. g. Thomas
W. Splan, MarysvaIe, District No. T.
D. j. Russell. Eureka, District no. 8.
Robert Works. Stockton.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-07
MANTI NEWs NoTEs.

AIalu. May an the grades in our
public schools with the exception or the
eighth grade, gave their closing eXer-
Cises I'm the opera house Tuesday evening
last. Certificates of promotion were is
sued to a large number Of students The
programme consisted Of chOruses. drills
pantOmiTes, songs, .recitatlOnS, speeches.
an dOrher features Of interest ABOUT
twenty diplomas sre expected TO pc given
to eth graders this year
II. r. Clark opened dental parlors lh
the office formerly occupied by the late
Bishop William T. Reid. DR.. Clark ana
wife recently returned from Chicago,
where he has taken course at dental
college. The yOuns man IS Manu pro
r a. Cox Of this place mas been quite
al Tor several DAYS the pas week
Bernard Parry has for some time oeen
on the sick list with bad attack on
quinsy. He has sufficiently recovered TO
be out again
During the present week the moisture
has been coming from the heavens Oy the
bucketfuis, and from reports from other
sections in this locality we are assured
that We have received our full share. All
feel happy, as IL viii prove of unQuestlon-
able value 10 the farms and orchards.
The county treasurer has completed MS
work on the tax rolls and they have been
turned over to the county treasurer
a. ID. Dimick of GuuuisOn has recently
been appointed constable Of Gunn'son by
the county commissioner. Albert j.
Christensen. former constable, resigned
The South Sanpete stake quarterly COLI
ference will be held iu Mayfield Saturday
and Sunday next. CO..
The politics of S8npets county are Ger
tainly exceptionally quiet since the recent
district convention. The only discussions
in this line come from the local organ in
this city, which iE trying to create har-
mony I'm the Republican ranks. Leading
Republicans here are afralc that the har-
mony play will not work. because the
meth DDS used in securing the officers who
are candidates fOr-Seventh district posi-
tiOns were not obtained i'm a way that IS
considered fair and just tU all concerned
On the race for these positions. It is not
unlikely that Republican candidates on
this district ticket viii lose a great many
votes election day because of the methods
used iu securing the nominations.
The district court VIII open in this city
Monday next. Several eases of great inn
portance viii be tried an this term before
JUd-e Johnson.
The board OF directors or the Sanpete
Valley railway met 8t Nephi during the
week and the fOiiowjnE men were named
as directors. John ~ Young, London;
Charles Morrison London Joseph Bar
nett. Salt Lake City. T.. II. Hiskey. Salt
Lake; IT. S. Kerr. Manti. n is understood
here that John ~. Young Will be the new
president TO succeed Theodore Bruback,
and that II. S. Kerr. the present superin-
tendeut, viii continue in mat position.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-07
SAYS He WALKED ON HER.
Husband Thus Accused by Wife Who
Seeks Divorce.

Mrs Lena 81 Walters has decided OBJ
1-etlors 90 her husband j. q. Walters.
knocking her down when Tee feels SO ir-
yH.el and walking upon her PROSTATE
iHaF. That and other alleged acts OF
cruelty on his part towards her have
'..~ea beer 90 sue for "a divorce
They have been married bur "a coupe
OF months more tha1 year. bens Joined
l1 Hfll0oE April IH. IaH on the l-t 81
rms month. lle wife SAYS her husband
struck her. threw her upon The fo0r.
stepped upon her. kicked beer as she lar
ep1l The floor. and otherwise abused
Der She declares she can stand 3D. uo
longer and asks for that peaceful stage
UI single hie-@atiuesz
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-07
WHAT is DYSPEPSIA?
Extreme Thinness a Symptom-sci-
entifc Way by Which it Can Be

Extreme Thinness a Symptom-Sci-
entifc Way by Which it Can Be
Cured.
Mona cures dyspepsia by the only
natural method of giving tone and
strength to the digestive Organs, sOOth-
ing and healing the lTTltaEed and in-
famed conditions, and mingliug with the
food so that il rs more easily assimilated
and digested
Extreme thinness and emaCiation is one
Of the principal symptoms of indigestion
but many of the following symptoms are
also in evidence.
U-neasiness at stom-Defects Of vision or
ach hearing
Acidity FlatueDCv
Watcr-braSb Heartburn
Settling ~ of food Nausea
collie Gripes
Sensation Of weightCoated tongue
or heaVlness at pitSour taste i'm the
OF stomach mouth
Sore mouth DIarrhOea
Constipation DIV skin
Sediment tu urine Nervousness
Night sWeats Sick headache
Headache Congestion of the
Cold hands and feet head
Pain under shoulderVertigo or dizziness
blade prowsfuesS
Pain between shOul-SleeDless
ders Palpitauou OF the
Confusion Of mind heart
AIi-O-ua viii cure dyspepsia A 50-cout
box will give strength and tone to the
digestive organs and aid the food TO as
simulate while its continued use for Il
reasonable length of time win bring back
natural weight and restore health aud
strength
A few DAYS use of 1Ii-o-na will show q
marked gain in health and iu a few weeks
the cure will he complete. This is q.
strong statement. but T. a.. Schramm en-
phasizes it by agreeing TO refund YOUR
money IL Mi-0-na does not do ali that IS
claimed for it,
For sale by r. G.. Scramm druggist,
corner Main and First SCUM streets.