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improved Weather Has Been Fol
lowed by Better Retail /"
Distribution.
100 LATE FOR BEST EFFECT.
ooiet Conditions Prevail In Some
Ilnes-The Percentage Of Idle
Factories Increased.

New York, May 6.-R, G.. Dun & Co.'S
weekly Review Of Trade tomorrow VIII
say.
somewhat better retail distribution
,os followed Improvement in tempera-
ture. but 1t came too late to recover
any large part of the early seasons In
iury TO spring trade. Quiet conditions
arc noted in practically all lines of
wearing apparel Operations for future
rAoulrements are carried on with eau
don, and this disposition to avoid ex-
cosslye commitments will do much to
roduce the number of failures, Some
,,,nroyement in collections, particular
Il, at the south and west, will also
strengthen weak concerns The per-
oontage Of idle factories has Increased,
esnecially in textiles and footwear, and
change in style has rendered un-
available much silk machinery. Strue-
mral work is increasing, nut dealers
had accumulated large supplies or
huildug materials. and prices lack sea-
sonable frmness. Commodity prices de-
cllned slightly during April Railway
earnings in April were 5.S per cent less
tban lastsycer~s
Recovery in iron and steel industries
is again retarded by the unexpected
dissolution OF tn, ore association.
After last weeks exceptionally heavy
transactons II was natural that the
western hide markets should become
inactive. Prices remain firm, however.
commercial failures this week In the
United states are 2O6, against 2O2 last
week 241 the preceding week and l1o
the corresponding week last year
Failures In Canada were q, against
16 last weke, IL the preceding week and
% last year.
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out into folk songs The Chinese VIII
layers with whom the soldiers quickly
make friends, gather about listening
to the songs which are mostly plaintlyc
airs.
The men, many OF whom have been
40 days on trains on their way from
the interior OF Russia, are all healthy
and Join heartily In the songs
The Chinese commander of the dis
trct. accompanied by an escort attired
in berbaric uniforms which contrastod
strongly with their modern arms, wait
cd at the station Mt Djand2un for an In
terview with Cen Kuropatkin, who la,
er reviewed the garrison here. A large
oonoourse OF chinese assembled to Wit
ness the review.
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Total city and county Ia
Total county 800, ,.,

In ne state convention districts S. Ga,
e., 70. "a and SO are entitled 20 one vote.
Tho chairmen OF the Districts mentioned
will take action at once looking toward
the selection Of such delegate. The COM
mlttee suggests that delegates with pow
err TO select this delegate meet previous
to the holding OF the state convention and
make choice
q and 65 are entitled 20 one delegate.
Districts 70, 70 and "a are entitled TO one
delegate. Districts 50 and "a ere entitled
TO one delegate Districts 81 ead SO are EN-
tiled 10 ono delegate. The Chairmen OF
these districts are requested 90 make tho
necessary arr Vgemcnts for the selection
OF these dOlegat. 9
All district cholsmen and secretaries 20
marles ana Immediately upon securiLa
same 10 notify thr secretary OF the Joint
City and County Committee, Box '22S,
Salt Lake CITY that due publicity may be
given the same.
In order that there may be perfect fair
moss shown 10 all supp rters of the Demo-
cratic party, the C0mwiiton directs that
the primaries open OF O'Clock p m, and
that as soon thereafter as organization is
effected the polls be declared open and
kept upon until o'clock p m.
II Is recommended that tire primaries be
called to order by the district chairman
for tho county and that he pres le during
the session. That IN his absence the pH.
mary elect chairman pro ten and
secretary. II the secretary Is absent II
IS further recommended that three judges
be selected TO receive the ballots count
The same after the polls are closed and
declare the result TO the primary That
at the conclusion OF the primary the
chairman and secretary forward 10 the
secretary Of the Joint city and County
Committee tho names Of the delegates
elected TO both conventions that they
may be property certified 10 those bodies
The delegates 10 the Third judicial dis
trict convention, elected from districts
No. 1 10 90. both inclusive, Will meet i'm,
modately otter the adjournment Of said
convention. 10 hold n city judicial conven-
ton for the nomination OF two Judges Of
the city Court OF salt Lake City,
The qualifications for voting az tho said
primaries arc that the voter shall be a
Democrat or one intending 10 support the
candidates Of tho Democratic ticket at the
next general election,
By order of the Joint city and Coun-
ty Democratic Committee,
NJ f. MTLVEY, Chairman.
C. NJ JACKSON Secretary.
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To Cnrtall shlngle produetIon.

Chicago, May IA dispatch to the
Inter Ocean from Escanaba, Mich,
says!
Representatives Of 81 single manu-
featuring companies of Northern Wis
consin and the peninsula Of Michigan,
under the name OF the Northwestern
Shingle Manufacturers association
have met here and agreed 10 curtail the
production OF shingles until the price Of
the product is raised to the normal
level
The manufacturers claim they are un-
able TO make shingles without loss at
the present price, and some mills may
not open for work at all this season.
The price of shingles In the central
WEI, ID = claimed by members OF the
association has been driven to a bed
rock basis by shipping into the terri
tory great quantities Of shingles from
the Pacific coast.
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Important Tariff Decision.

New York, May IA decision of con-
siderable interest TO importers has been
handed down by the United States cir
cult court Of appeals. In effect the
court decided that the assessment of
duty upon goods withdrawn from a
bonded warehouse for consumption
shall be upon the basis OF the tariff
prevailing at the time Of withdrawal.
The collector at this port who had
maintained that the duty should be
levied on the basis Of the rates in effect
at the time the goods were placed in
bond, was overruled
This decision will affect an immense
number of importatlons Of sugar and
tobacco and also will apply to humid
reds OF importations OF tea which were
in bond at the time the war tax on
tea was taken off.
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Squandercd a Million.

New York, May John Campbell
Smith, of this city, formerly a paper
merchant, who inherited more than w.
OOO0 five years ago. has flied a petit
tion IN bankruptcy with Liabilities Of
Si0S 800 and assets doubtful
The petitioner was employed as sales
man In the paper business by his grand
uncle Augustine Smith, who died In
January 1897, leaving a large fortune
Of which Mr.. Smith inherited $1,000 900.
He engaged in the paper trade, retiring
In February Of this year, Friends at
tribute the loss Of his fortune to the
slump in cotton following the Sully
failure.
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To Cure Consumption.

New York, May TESTS are being
made Of various chlorides and other
chemicals in connection with project
now under discussion by the health de-
partment to check the spread Of tuber-
cuosls here. 1t Ia planned, should the
tests prove successful, 10 use disinfect'
ants In the water with which the streets
are sprinkled.
1t is believed that tuberculosis as
well as many other diseases, are spread
chiefly in the dust of the streets, az
result of the drying of saliva which
has been expectorated.
As yet the matter IL in an expert
mental stage, and II may be several
weeks before any practical demonstra-
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Largest Bridge in the World.

New York, May THE needtul ap-
preparation OF $lO,OO0,OO0 having been
voted by the board Of estimates, work
on the structure Of the new Manhattan
bridge over the East river win begin
July /, When completed II will cost
S2OOO,OOO and from the standpoint Of
capacity Will be the largest bridge in
the world, and probably viii be com
pleted by Jan. /, 1909. There will be
eight railway tracks, as against six on
the new Williamsburg bridge, and four
on the old Brooklyn bridge,
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HIIrs Donation to Catholic Church

Chicago, May IA dispatch to the
Record Herald from ST. Paul says;
James j. Hill, president Of the North
ern Securities company and the Great
Northern railway, will supplement his
many gifts to the, Roman Catholic
church by n donation of 81, 100000, given
jointly by himself and Mrs, HIN toward
the erection Of a now 100000 cathe-
dral, Two Of the wealthiest parishes Of
81. Paul viii Join It's construction. An
nouncement of the gift has been made
by the clergy In connection with fur
Their statements OF the progress of the
cathedral movement The remaining
N5O00OO is already in sight and Will
be given by other wealthy citizens.
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WERE NOT MURDERED.
Lurid Story from Rutland, VT,
Positively Denied.

Rutland VT, May 7.-Reports that
the local authorities have found evil
dence that three men, supposed at the
time of their deaths TO have been killed
by railroad trains, were In reality muir
dered at the road house near here, IL
declared by the sheriff, states attorney
and the chief OF police to have no
foundation,
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Tube of Radlum Disappears.

Chicago May IA glass tube, one
half inch containing radium, has disap-
peared from the office OF DR.. William
Allen Pusey. Whether It was lost or
stolen the loser does not know. The
radium was received by Dr. Pussy
few days ago from Paris He was
treating patient for on affection of
the face when the precious substance
disappeared. The missing radlum was
Of the usual grade for scientific use,
worth about 100000 per ounce, troy.
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Geo. Hliboka Must Die,

Great Falls, Mont, May 6.-George
Tllboka convicted OF murder I'm the
first degree In the district court, was
today sentenced by Judge Leslie 10
hang June II in the county jail yard
m. The condemned man is a Slav and
came from Gle Elum, wash several
months ago In company with George
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CALL ron CITY JUDICIAL DEMO-
CRATIC CONGESTION.
Salt Lake city, Utah, April 30, 1904.

Salt Lake city, Utah, April go 1904.
At q meeting Of the City sld County
Democratic Committee, held on April
q, 1904, q was ordered that n conven-
ton be held i'm the city OF Salt Lake
on Monday May l6, 1904, for the pur-
pose OF nominating two candidates FOR
Judge OF the city Court OF the City
Of Salt Lake. The delegates to the
said convention will comprise the dele
gates 10 the Third Judicial District
convention, which meets in Salt Lake
city on said May 49, from Districts
No 1 to &C., both inclusive, and said
city judicial convention will meet I'M
mediately after the completion Of the
business of the Third Judicial conven-
lion, proceed 10 organize and nomin-
ate said candidates for judges OF the
city court Of the city Of Salt Lake.
by order of the Joint city and Coun-
IS Democratic Committee.
NJ. L MULVEY, Chairman.
c, NJ. Jackson, secretary,
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Curtis Theater, Denver. Burned.

Denver May 1.-The interior Of the
Curtis theater, which had just recently
been newly equipped, was destroyed
by lire that started on the stage at $3.50
o'clock this morning. All the travel
ing equipment, costumes and scenery
of the May Howard extravaganza COM
pany which was showing at the thea
Ter. was burned. The total loss Is es-
tlmated at $4,000.
The fire is believed to have started
nom an Improperly insulated electric
wire For time the fire threatened
10 spread TO the Chicago hotel where
the May Howard company and a num-
Der Of others are guests, Heroic ef-
fort of the fremen which was especial
" directed toward the hotel prevented
the FIRE from spreading, however.
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CALL FOR THE DEMOCRATIC Dis
TklUr PRIMAhIEs.

At meeting Of the Joint city and
County Democratic Committee, held In
Salt Lake city. Utah, April "a, 1904, II
was ordered that the primaries OF me
Democratic voters Of said county be held
ia the various election districts IF Salt
Lake city and Salt Lake County on the
evening Of Wednesday, May IL, 1904, FOR
te following purposes to-wt
First; The election Of l2 delegates 70
the state convention Of the Democratic
party which will be held In Salt Lake
CITY Utah, June Q, 1904 which said con-
vention is called for the purpose OF elect
ing six delegates and six alternate dele
gates, 10 the National convention OF tho
Democratic party which Is 10 be held In
the city Of st. Louis, Missouri on July .,
1904
second; Tho election Of 1873 delegates to
the Third Judicial District convention of
the Democratic party Of the Third Ju.
dlcial district. which said convention Will
meet In the city of Salt Lake Utah, on
Monday, May 10th, 1904 for the purpose
of nominating four candidates for judges
Of the district court OF said district, ana
one candidate for district attorney Of said
district
Upon the suggestion Of the state com.
mittcc, the appurtonment for the nrst
named convention 10 the several districts
I'm Salt Lake CITY and Salt Lake Coun-
gate FOR each seventy votes east for rep
Tcsentative In congress In 1898, and ma
jorlty fraction thereof, and by order OF
the judicial committee OF the Third Ju-
each district IN the said Judicial District
convention Is one delegate for each 100
votes cast for Hon. William q Hall. dis
trlct iudge I'm 1900
The representation OF the several cleo
ton districts u the city and county Of
Salt Lake is as follows:
FIRST pREClNCT-Crn,
Delegates to Delegu % to
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-07

SedlIcek. The two men left Sand
Coulte together the morning Of Feb II,
Sedlacek having about $500 on his per-
son, The next day the body OF Sedlacek
was found beside the trail which the
men had followed, fye bullet holes be-
ing in the head and the clothing rined
OF everything Of value, I4liboka had
left the body and returning TO the hotel
whore the men lodged, had gathered
up the effects OF both men ana fed for
Chicago being captured at Grand
Forks, n. ID. On the stand his defense
was that Sedlacek had thrown whisky
In his eyes and made him crazy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-07
Ollvet College President Resigns,

Chicago, May IA dispatch 10 the
Record Herald from Lansing, Mich,
says.
President w. G. Sperry Of Olivet col
ege has rendered his resignation to
the trustees. The resignation was ac-
copied, and President Sperry win re-
turn to his old home In New England
at the end Of the college year IL is
understood that fl ling health Is the
cause,
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Strange Malady in Montana.

Butte, Mont, May Ga Victor special
20 the Miner says Il strange malady
Iotted foyer which has baflled the
skin of physicians since its appearance
several years ago, has broken out there,
the daughter Of John Cleary being In n
precarlous condition from the disease,
Great apprehension exists over the fear
Of possible spread OF the disease,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-07
Tibctans Attack a Mission

London, May G.--The Mails simla
correspondent says that 500 Tlbetans
coming from the direction OF Shlgatze
attacked the British mission at Gyantse
at dawn on April s. Tho Tlbetans were
repulsed with heavy loss and fed. The
British loss was two Sepoys wounded,
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WORLDS FAIR
EXCURSIONS.
Via Denver g. Rio Grande.

TO st. Louis and return $3.50
TO Chicago and return $f1 so.
II ST. Louis md return via Chicago,
or vice versa, $4,000
Selling dates Tuesday and Friday Of
each week
Stopoyers allowed
Final limit 60 days from date OF sale
Pullman and tourist sleepers through
10 S. Louis without change.
Choice of rou,,s.
See any ID. q r. q, Agent.
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Eight.Hour Fund Contributions.

Denver May THE quarterly report
OF the secretary Of the Western Fed
Grafton Of Miners on contributions to
the eight-hour fund shows that $780,
has been added to the fund since the
last report. This brings the total up
to sl06o33,
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Headache
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You should always keep box OF Or.
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Run Down by Automobile.

Kalamazoo, Mich, May 6--George w
Parker Of San Francisco, president OF
the Pacific Coast Gypsum company was
run down by an automobile and prob
ably fatally injured today, His shout
der and three OF his ribs were broken,
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PUBLIC OFFICES FOR SALE.
offered in Seoul to the Highest
. Bidder for Cash.

Seoul, May e p. m.).-Uelayed In
transmisson.)- Yi-Yungtae, the new
minister OF the home department, has
re-opened the sale OF public Offices
which had been discontinued for sons
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90 PER CENT OFF

Etemine, Wolfe, silk and Lace Dress
skirts Monday,
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Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-02-04

Sheriff Elmer of San Juan county.
N. NJ. accompanied by Deputy Sheriff
Thompson of La Plata county, Colo.
were in town yesterday for the pur-
pose of arresting VIM. Gillespie of this
place. for taking horse from Farm
ngton that had been attached. and
ringing 1t into Colorado. The
charges of burglary and grand larceny
had been made. requisition papers
were in the hands of the officers. and
Deputy Sheriff Hayes OF this place
made the arrest and turned Gillespie
over to Elmer and Thompson who
took the prisoner to Durango last
night Gillespie has always borne a
good reputation. having been a long.
time resident of San Miguel county.
He has an excellent family, has re-
Gently purchased property here and i,
is believed he will come out all right
---Mancos Times