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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-29
UNCLE sam N COLORADO.

Washington. june .S.-The bureau of
labor is making an Investigation Of the
labor difficulties in Colorado under the
organic act Of the bureau which
charges the commissioner OF labor "a
investigate the causes and the facts
relating TO coutrOV eIsies between eU-
ployers and employees. The investiea-
ton, which is already under way. may
last for some time, as it Isl the ilteu-
ton of the bureau to 20 to- the verv
beginning of the trouble and endeavor
70 ascertain exactly what the difficult
ties are and the causes leading TO
them
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REFINED SUGAR is UP
Is Advanced 5 Gents Per 100
Pounds in East-MaY
Not Affect City.

New York, June 2S.-AI grades Of
refined sugar were advanced cents
per hundred pounds today.
When shown the above dispatch last
evening, Joseph GeOghegan said:
I Will not be able to tell until to-
morrow what effect that raise will have
upon the local situation. 7 do not
think IT viii have any. If there is
change it viii mean an advance OF 10
cents per hundred pounds, wholesale.
There have been several increases i'm
the east which did not affect US. If
this one does, il means 10 cents.
sugar is now selling in the local
market for $500 per hundred pounds,
less 10 cents if paid for i'm ten days.
Should the increase mentioned in the
dispatch mean an increase of 10 cents
here. sugar viii sell for $3.50 with 10
cents discount for cash or ten days
credit"
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over certain property rights 60 a strip Of
land adjoining both the Sunderland and
Wl--ans hOmesteads. The aged farmer
attempted TO drive across the disputed
territory Monday afternoon. but was pre-
vented from doing so ny the cOlOred wo-
man. who rushed out Of her house with a
big revolver. Sunderland claims that
Mrs. Williams first struck him on the
head with the weapon and then took
four shots at him. Neither the aged man
nor the witnesses TO the affair Mrs.
We're injured.
Upon receiving Sheriff Emery's report
today the county attorney viii consider
the advisability of issuing a warrant
charging the Williams woman with as
sault with a deadly weapon with intent
20 kill.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-29
IRRIaATIoN II coLoRApo.

MOntrOse. colo, June 2S.-The Gun
nison river tunnel which viii furnish
water for the irrigation Of thousands Of
acres fn T-uC0mpahgre valley IS assured
by the fling today of bonds aggreeat-
ing 100000. guaranteeing the entire
subscription OF S0,000 acres required by
the government before entering upon
the project Already 76 487 acres have
been subscribed and Chief Engineer
F. H. Newell notified the committee i'm
charge of the local arrangements that
he would order the engineers to pro-
coed with the construction when a bond
for SO, 600 was fled.
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DIED AT HIS POST.
American Correspondent a Victim of
the War.

new AuAlllE- U lIlE oil D. lllullCT
ton, the Associated Press correspondent
with the Russian headquarters near
Lao Yang, i'm, ManchUTia, died Sunday
from enteric dyseutery,
Henry John Middleton. the first of
the American war correspondents TO
lose his life at the front in the present
conflict was. representing the Associ-
ated Press at General Kuropatkin's
headquarters near Lao Yang. He was
taken sick with enteric dysentery less
than a week ago. and only ON SUNDAY
was a dispatch received from him in
which he requested that a substitute be
sent TO relieve him. He was about SO
years Of age, unmarried and was born
I'm London.
With the nImiuence of the Russo
japanese war he was among those
drafted for that service by the AssOci-
ated Press. He sailed from San Fran
cisco Jan. Is. FOR Yokohama, thence to
Shanghai With the progress of events
ne went to Seoul. but on account of
his knowledge of languages was finally
ordered to Join the Russian headduar-
tiers in MaucnUria and TO do So went
TO ChefoO, and from CdefOO to Picking,
thence TO Tien Tsin and from the lat
ter point 90 New Chuaug, where he en-
tered the Russian lines and proceeded
TO Mukceu, joining NiceTOy AIexiena
headquarters Later he proceeded to
Lao Yang and there recently reported
several engag emeuls.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-29
REMOVAL NOTICE.

We are leaving our old stand on
West Temple. The demands of grow
ing business forced as 90 get more
floor space and We viii have it-four
times mOre-at No. ~ IL. First South
St. Lesve orders at the West Temple
ONCE until June 30 6 p. m., and in the
meantime b ease nail the new number
-21 p First South-to your memory
plate. Daily Reporter Co. Jay T. Har-
r3s. president Commercial Printers
and Publishers The Daily Reporter.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-29
C0RPaGH!E GWERALE
TEANaATLAMTlQuE

French Line, New York 20 Paris, SIX Days
Sailngs Every Thursday at 10 - IN,
la Lorraine. July T. La Bretagne. July q
la Gascogne, July "a. Ia Ssvoie Aug. a.
la TOuraine. July q La GascOgue- Aug. T.
New, modern gigantic twin-screw and
express steamers: naval officers man-Of-
war discipline Company's vestibuled
trains. HaTre-Paris 8 hours.
AGENTS. A. Benton. 103 W. % So.
ST., Denver & Rio Graude Ry.: L. j.
Reyes, z0 Main ST., oregon Snort Line
Ry.
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WILL AFFECT ALL CITIES.
Decision of United States Judge Far
Reaching.

Macon, Ga. June 2S.-United States
District Judge Emory Speer of the
western division of the southern dis
trict of Georgia, today rendered an
opinion of far-reaching Importance. in-
voiVing the authority of municipal
courts all over the country to sentence
violators of municipal ordinances to
local chain gangs, The case came be-
fore Judge Speer ON a writ of habeas
corpus applied for by a negro for re-
lease from the custody OF Z. A. VIM
bish, superintendent of the Bibb couu-
tyi Georgia chain sang.
Judge Speer decided that the super
intendenJ was without authority TO
hold the prisoner and directed his re-
lease.
In passing ON the case Judge Speer
called attention TO the fact that the
commitment from the recorders court
was a sentence and nothing more,
and that there was no fnding of guilty
or innocence by the recorder.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-29
WORLDS FAIR EXCURSION
- Denver 3 20 Grande-

To ST. Louis and return ...........s42 so
To Chiago and return .-.-.--.--.. AZ. Sc
To ST. Louis and return. via Chi
cage, or vice versa ---.--...-... so 90
Selling dates. Tuesday and Friday OF
each week St0pOvers allowed Final
limit sixty days from date of sale. Pull
man and tourist sIeepers through 70 St
Louis without change Choice Of
routes. See any d. g. Il. g. agent.
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Congratulate The Herald.
After he had signed the bill the
mayor said further.
"The Herald is to be congratulated
ON the stand it has taken i'm this mat
ter and the people of Salt Lake should
appreciate the efforts of this paper in
behalf of honest dealing. which has
been i'm striking contrast to the pO-
sition taken by a certain other paper
I'm the CITY, which has seen fit to be-
little and ridicuie a movement that is
of vital Importance 10 every house
keeper In the city"
Merchants Express Satisfaction.
The. merchants of this city expressed
satisfaction at the result of the con-
test. Without exception they felt that
a long step had been taken towards
establishing an honest scale of weights
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-29

Washington, June -S-Iglalur w
Taylor of West Virginia. ehief clerk of
lHe postonc1 department. VIII resign
thai office ON july 20 % take aHec.
Aug. 20. and EiiE be succeeded ly MeI-
ritt w Chance OF Illinois. u0sv private
secretary of the secretary of war. Nh.
Taylor IS a Democrat.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-29
s. CHEERFUL AGAIN. 80.
The Joy Of Life Was Given Back "a
This Weary Girl by the Cele-
brated Nerve Vitalizer
and Tonic

1t Gives Almost Instant EHect

eANEa GAA4Aa--~ instant A-.A-N--
with perfect confidence tired. rune
down women and girls mas sake
Paine's Celery Compound. secure iu Jta
certainty that 1T is neither q patent
medicine or secret Every Ingredient
of this great remedy is known 1y csc
cry responsible physician i'm She iali.
and prescribed lE them constantly She
great remedy llaJej first 10y tre
eminent Professor Edward De- Phelps.
Nj. d.. LII. d., Dartmouth Jn.ver5.ty's
Great PhysiC.an-is compounded of
gentle medicaments prescribs5 daily by
the highest members of their profess
sion.
Il have much pleasure I'm telling you
how much I owe TO Paine's Celery
Compound. For several years suf-
fered SO much from nervousness and
sleepiessness that was about tired of
living. Paine's Celery compound not
only quickly gave me back health. but
has restored all my former cheerful
ness and JOY of living, "-Leua AIeAIiI-
len, No. 16 Eighth ST. Piushurs
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-29
CRAZY FOR MORPHINE.
''Jim" McGregOr Wrests Large Bot
tie From Drug Clerk.

Crazed with a desire for morphine
jim McGregor .Wrested a large bottle
drug store last night and dashed ont. in
tent only on satisfying his craving
Several haCkmen who happened to be
standing just outside took up the chase
and caught the drug fiend after ne had
Iun several blocks. McGregOr. when
captured. begged pIteously for a little
dose, and when this was refused set UP
shricks that were heard for blocks
around.
The hackmen afterwards turned their
prisoner over to Officer Evans. AIcGregor
mas figured in police records before. He
has been a confirmed drug fiend for some
time.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-29
All Men

who find themselves declining i'm phy-
steal or mental endurance-irom any
cause-need a nerve tonic. If you
knew how costly are delays in the
matter of treating such debility. you
would at once begin the use of Paluo
Tablets. They make You look and
feel years younger 90 cents Book
Free. Address The S. r. Fell CO..
Cleveland, o.
For sale by r. j. Hiu Drug company.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-29
A Men Naedn.t Worrv

About a change I'm the weather if he
wears Deimel mesh underwear. With
that next your skin, any other clothes
VIII make no difference.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF co.
166 Main street
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-29
Sixty Years Experiences OF an Old
EuTsA

Mrs. Winslow,s Soothing Syrup r. the
prescription OF Ons OF the best female
physicians and nurses an the United
states. and has been used for sixty years
with neyef-falhng success BY millions OF
mothers Tor Ibelr children During the
process Of teethins ita value Is Inca lcula-
Die. II rclievea the chiid from pain. cures
diarrhoea, GripluE tn the bowels and wind
rests the mother, FFiGs q CsRtE a BolEA.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-29
FUNERAL NOTICE.

The remains Of Jackson TAYLOR. tho
mining engineer who died at Alta. were
shipped 90 his old home al New burg New
nell
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-29
a Cod Front

Is a summer essential and &c is found
only in one of cur soft shirts, exclu-
sively designed and perfectly made. i'm
many new abriCs.
BROWN, TERRY * WOODRUFF CO..
166 Main street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-29
Az.nhvr lEienrshirt

Doesn't that sound good for these hot
nights2 We have also Madras. French
lawn and silk effects, ID new shades Of
gray, tan and blue
BROWN. TERRY a. WOODRCFF co.
165 Main street
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-29
Cool Paiamas

Beat an electric fan. We have then.
IN French lawn. zephyr. Madras and
silk. Cool and refreshing fabrics.
166 Main street.
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SILVERWARE TAKEN.

49, 49, "a ~rt+A~+ 81 " - a AZ - etls+A|AA
able Section Of Salt Lake.
The home of Mrs Mary Anderson. 123
@ street. was broken into about 8 O'Clock
last night and a valuable lot of silver
ware ana iewelry taken. The house
breaking was reported to- headquarters
last night by Detective Joe Burt, who is
working on the case.
The men who did the Job were appar-
entity cool hands. as they carefully Sc
leCtcd the best Of Mrs. AHdersCn's ware.
Among the articles taken We're several
sets of dessert spoons, half a dozen sill
Yer knives and forks and jeweled
breast pin. The houSebreakiuE follows
that of the BarraciOugh home in the Inn
mediate vicinity Just a few nights ago
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-29
APPROVES
COUNCILS ACTION
Expresses Satisfaction That
SeaIeT Has Conveyance.
COmMENDS OFFICIALS WORK
MERCHANTS eRATIFIED OVER
SUCCESSFUL OUTCOME.

= > y - %+++ - ? > = . =
See that every Merchant and =
. peddier with whom you trace uses 2
= only weights and measures bear =
. ing The city stamp. All others p
= are Illegal and may be fraudulent. >
III you see the city seal is abb =
. notifying The Herald OF the viola =
= nation viii bee transmitted 10 the =
= proper authorities.
= 2 = = = = = ? , = p 2 ? 2 = = = =
Mayor Norris received yesterday the
resolution passed by the city council
Monday evening granting the seaIer Of
weights and measures the privilege of
purchasing a conveyance 10 be used iu
the discharge of his official duties.
The mayor. as he received the res0-
lur.oH. remarked.
81 can't place my signature of APP
prOval TO that bin too quickly"
AS he dipped his pen into the ink he
said
1T is seldom that I place my sigma
ture to a resolution with more salts
faction than / do i'm this instance. AR.
Richards has commenced "a good work
and he should receive every eucOur-
agement possible Tt means. IF he
thoroughly carries out the intent and
purposes Of the ordinance q great deal
TO both the merchant and consumer.
There is scarcely a person I'M the city
who viii not profit by the enforcement
of this law, and it is "a matter of con-
graduation that the officer now has at
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-29
EXCURSION NORTH.

Saturday, July 2.
Via oregon Short Line. Half rates to
principal Utah and Idaho points.
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Congratulates The Herald.

his disposal the means to carry out
smciently the provisions of the OTdi-
nance.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-29

For sale by f. j. I'm Drug company.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-11-17
FOREIGN APPLE MARKETS.

Gable adviccs to-day from foreign ap-
pie markets give London and Glasgow rs
unchanged in prices but IN Liverpool
prices declined somewhat hut demand
very good, Baldvins sold to give not
here in Boston all the way from $50 Ga
81 20 per barrel Kings SIS to 500 per
ba rre,. Northern Spy and Hen Davis sold
to give nets Of 81 % To s3Go Greetings arc
selling better and realize prices that CIy'
nets here 81 $50 to 500.
Tho London market is the best az all
this week where tho demand is large and
quantity hardly sufficient to supply de-
mand Fancy Kings sold to Glvo ats OF
&. 80 to $500, Paldwins sold to give nets
all the way from 81, n 10 500. Ben DAVIS
Northern Spy. $40 TO so and Grceninga
from $40 to SCI
The half barrel case continues 80 sell
from Is to ~ per cent. proportionately
more than barrels where the fruit is well
packed.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-11-17
EMPHATIC TALK.
The Kind That Carries Conviction
to Every Burlington
Reader.

Conviction must follow such en-.
phatic proof as is given here. The
testimony Of Burlington resident,
should satisfy the most skeptical
Hero is a Burlington case. Read
it and see if doubt can exist in
the face of this evidence.
L. J. Finneran city carter says: 81
have in my business great deal of heavy
lifting and stopping to do To do this
with n backachc is almost impossible and
On several occasions had to refuse work.
The pain was just over my hip. on both
sides OF the SHINE and besides annoying
me all day it followed me home at night
and compelled me 10 shift in every posi-.
ton irving to obtain comfort and rest.
Ono day when ir w. ]. Hcnderson's drug
store got box OF Doans Kidney Pills.
After n dose or two 1 know they were
bolping me. and 1hon I had finished the
box nv back was we'll and strong"
For sale by all dealers: price 80 cents.
Foster. Milburn CO.. Buffalo, n. y. sole
agents for tho United States.
Remember the name. Doans. and take
no substitute
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-11-17

certifying officer senator Lord moved
that tho Senate insist in i's proposals Of
amendment relating to th" records being
made public Carried. On motion of same
senator a committee OF conference was
provided for.
RECCMMI1TED.
II. 69--Iegalzng reorgan2atiOn Of
Swanton Savings bank. No.'s passing bill
and ordering 1t to Il third reading were re-
considered and tho bill Va rocolnmitted
to tho committee on bank on motion of
Senator Carrcnte of futllnd.
THIRD READING ORDERED.
H. 93s-Providlne for higher education
Iof advanced pupils. F'avor tie report,
BILL INTRODUCED
s 144-By Senator Eaton ot Washing ton,
relating to duties Of commissioners In
settling estates OF drcoasci PERSONS. Com
mittee on judiciary. COY of report on
claims presented TO he furnished admin
listrator
on motion of Senator Skinner Of Or
leans. the Senate adjourned.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-11-17
OFFICIAL R CORD OF DAY
Several bills Introduced in Senate
That Body Refuses to Shut Up Au-
ditor's Nouchers-C difference
Asked For.

Called TO order by the president pro
tomporc. Senator Prouty, of Orleans. Dc
votional EXERCISES conducted ny the Rev
II II. Shaw. member Of the House from
Marlboro.
ON motion Of Senator skinner Of orleans
tho committee on corporations was att
thorizod to 81; during the morning session
OF the senate.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
<. l39-Bv senator Rowland of Rutland
to prevent the sale of firearms to minors
less than - years of age and providing a
penalty for such sale. General commit
toe.
/. :. 1io-By senator AshleY Of chittonden,
providing for use Of public telephone sys-
tens by private telephone compares UNI
der certain conditions without necessitat-
ing the repeating of messages. Commit
tee ON corporations.
s. Incorporating Rtiaud Publishing
association. Committee on corporations.
RECONSTRUCTED AND AMENDED.
S 63-Reatng to pracGce or osteopathy,
vote passing it reconsidcrcd on motion OF
Senator Simpson OF Caledonia ana scV-
cral minor amendments made and the bill
was then passed as amended.
$. Regulating practice Of dentistry,
vote passing bill reconsidered and similar
minor amendments made on motion %
senator Simpson. The amendments pro-
! vide that no pay shall be given eXamil-
ing board from state ana only pro rata
At all from fees if there bc not enough "a
pay both expenses ana per diem. The bin
WAS thea passed.
! RIII INvROD[fGED
$, l42-By senator Slack of Caledonia
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-11-17
legislature Acted on Several I'M
portant Bills Thurs.
day.
pass MORRILL, HALL BILL
|p,x Two vote. IN Opposition to II in
thc scpntc--Vousc Passed Bill for
Election of Representatives by
PluraIity ON Third
Ballot.

|Montpclicr. Nov. 10.--No one could ac-
$50 either branch of the Legislature
floating" to-day. 1t has been n
cadv attention to business all day
d much has been accomplished.
| cut Governor Stcarns was in Roches-
r to-day attending the funeral Of Or.
|uniinrton, but Senator Prouty. presi-
ui PRO tenn. was in the chair and kept
hing. moving in the upper house.
Tho Slack caucus bill as amended by
he senate came up in that body this
orniuc and was read third time and
sscd without debate. The senate KILL
hills originating in that body pro-
Dding for licensing NONRESIDENT dr'r
ntcrs. aud repeating TN" law granting
puntics on noXious animals. because
hey were duplicates Of bills orieinat-
y in the House which have already
zen enacted into law.
Tho House bill. repeating the act OF
boz. allowing fishing with hook and
nc in Lake Champlain throughout the
ar. which has passed tn" House and
d been reported faVorably to tho Sem
@ from the committee on game and
|shcrirs. was refused a third reading
| cause the bill in question repealed
law which had already been repealed
| Tho bill providing for election OF rep
.-,utativCs to the general assembly by
plurality vote on the third ballot. on
I-nich the House attempted to take
elton yesterday without quorum
resent. was taken up the first thing
bis morning. Nj billiard of Cabot at
mptod to tack ON an amendment max
- oil.
ou ON the second Instead of the thrc
allot as provided I'm the bill, but The
House refused ~ make the amendment
nd tho bill was passed by rising vote
{ ll3 to e.. The House also passc'
lill allowing towns TO elect tree
ardcus for the protection of shad'
COS also the bill providing that pub
shors Of newspapers cannot rccovo'
Or papers sent to subscribers after tn
Inscription had expired. There was NJ
OPPOSITION to the passage of this bill II
b. House. but it is not Yet within
yoakinr distance of Governor Bell
puntain pen.
fhc House b. gan this morning lottil,
oWu the bars and giving consent to tn
Introduction of bills and as result cigh
ew bills were introduced in as man,
.,mut-s Mr.. Hapgood Of Peru proteste'
| the ground that the House committee
3lrcady have enough bills in their hands
I'd Tho Lrpisluturc has more work THAI
| IAN properly do before Thanksgiving.
kT'wo OF these bills were introduced by
b.. Pulard of burlington. one amends
be act authorizing the city of BurlrS
|pn to construct and maintain an electric
OIL. he. cit "