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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-23
6amoelS=W
gillow n6bert fh Der 8oaenonng
oes ungemein ihwierigen @erfes.

9amburg, 90. Sept. &ei1s=
%fanaler bon Billion traf beute bier nit
Germ @turo3a, benz rumdnifden Wi.
nifterprdfoenten, suiammen. am psr-
fDnIi4e &idipra&e betrefs Der 9in-
berniHe BET benz 9anoelsDertrag 3mi=
f4en Seutidlanb uno &umdnien gu
nebmen. 2ange 8erbanblunaen ourd
anoere Stelen finb bOrber gef9eitert.
Wan ertpartet bon biefer @onferena
Elm abtommen, ebsnio mie ieiner3eit
bon Der Beseanune 8hlotps nit Germ
Witte gu Roroernep in Saden oes
ruffi4en 9anbels=0 ertrass.
8raf Billion mar finf Sabre @e=
ianoter In 8ufareif unb tennt baber Die
rumdnii9en 0erbdltnihe aus eisener
Mni9auung.
Sas sroBe prOiett bes beuti9en
Sanders, Dor 4 Sabren nit grb0bung
Der 36ae besinneno uno auf@runb bier=
BON @esenieitisteits= 0ertrdse nit an=
oeren @Ontinental- Staten anbabnsno,
ndbert fi9 Der 8olenouns.
No9 Elm parlamentariIder 2ampf
muB 9etponnen tuerben, Inn ben &eids
tag CUR Innabme Der reuen 8ertrdee
3u betimmen. Die alien Yertrdge
tueroea oaEn ~9etiinbiat unb 9euti9-
lambs auswdrtiser 9anoel 1T auf IL
Sabre bur9 elm permideltes epifem
bon @eb= unb Nebme=8 srtrdgen ge.
re9elt.
0~ertrdae 6ieier Wrt fnb bereits nit
StaIien, gelgien unb &ublanb abge:
fdloHen; NIT Der @amei3 1T Elm Gin.
bertdnonib errsi9t. bas fid otne Mubt
in @ertrassform brinsen ldbt.
Werbanolungert NIT Oeferrei6=l I'm.
garn ftno I'M 8an9e.
Bic N9rarier m64ten bic &esierune
CUR &anoi9ung Der Meif-8 eshnfis
9un9s- @Iauielr NIT Mmerica, gn9lant
uno anbern 2dnbern auin9sn; obmobl
aber bic G%abritanten our9 bic beraeiti'
gen 6anbels=B e3iehunge1 gu Mmerict
niGt b~efriebigt fnb unb einer biretter
1ertras lieber fdben. biirfte bic &eaie'
rung feline @ori&ld9e fur einen Dan
bels= 8ertra9 MAIDEN. 9enn Elm,
eiinfise Nnttport aus Wafbinstor
f9eint unpabrf1einli9.
Sic beuti9en 3eitun9en finb mi
Bsipre9unsen iiber bic reusr Dsrtrd9
sefitlt, oa bic Anseleeenbeit fur bi
uirtbi9aftli9e 3utunft beg &eids ali
bon ausidlasgebenoer Beoeutun9 be
tra9tet pirb. Wit benz &eiultat be!
@esenfeitisteits arrangements 1T aud
Bilious perf6nli9es S9idfal eng Der
tniipft. Ser &aifer CAB ibm fret
5anb. Soqte Der Rei9stae Die Ser
fridge ablebnen ober nod ibrer Mn
nabme cine mobltbdtise Wirtung fa
Snbuftrie unb 2anbwirtbi4aft aug
bleiben. 10 tpdre bas Nnieben beg 3ana
lers fart eri9itttert.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-23
hrIeut bers
unglhf t.

phhiIabeIpbia. Sie 0ers
mdblung bon &utb Simpler nit benz
belsii9en @rafen Bour9grabe bull
tena fanb In Der ct. patrids r6m.=
tatb. Stride ftatt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-23

Die 9efri9en Spiele reiultirten ME
fol9t:
Nationat=2 q.
BrootIpn, %. Sept.
Cries SPIEL.
Brooflnn 20 0O0OOOO*- 2
pittsburg. o. 0
8atterisn-Seanlon unb BERGEN ;
9pn9 unb pbelps.
3weites Spiel.
Brooflpn. OO2O1O0-
Pittsburg. o. l
Batterisn- Surbam unb Sadlit9
@amnib uEb pbelps.
Bottom, %. Sept.
Cries Spiel.
Bottom. .010O0O2O*- 8
ct. Souls. 30 o. 2
Batterien-Wilis uub Soran; Ni=
dolls, @rabp unb Gminbeu.
3weites SPIEL.
Bottom .......O o. 2
ct. Souls. ..22O000000-
8atterien = WilbeIm unb 2auter.
burn; Meginlep uno @raop.
philadelphia, %. Sept.
Cries SPIEL.
philadelphia. ..001100000- 2
Chicago 80. .002OO0101-
Batterien-Gra3er uno &otb; Wider
unb Sling.
3weites SPIEL.
philadelphia 80. .004110*- 6
Chicago. 100000 o. 2
Batterien - @albtpeG urb Sooiri
Briggs unb S'Neiu.
SEEM Dorf, %. Sept.
Grfes SpieI.
Neu Oort. ....0 3040000*- Z
Cincinnati 80 100O1120 o. 5
Batterien-We@innitp u.O '@ourte;
8euum, S9Iei unb Peib.
3 meites spiel.
Vetp Oort .......1 001O01- 9
Cincinnati ........0 000700- Z
8atterien - Wilfe uno Warner;
Walter uno Street.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-23
SfaFen.
Yormar9 Der q q n.
Nrmee.

Mutoen entpideln fid raf6. Sen. 9us
ropatfin melbet, baB bic iapaniide
Mrmee in 8entiiaputse norbwdrts m,ar=
i9irt.
@effern berIudten bic 8orpoter
3aoutou paB, Der Die Strabe mad
Tuibun beberrf9t. au nebmen. Sie
&uHen lsiftsn enersiiden Wiberfano,
Der tpahrideinli4 entiAeioenoe Opera=
tioneu binausi9iebt.
9uropattin bat bic Mufoen unb
Tuibun Strabsn nod 8entfapube nit
farten NbtbsiIunser beiebt. Iu& ole
pdRe gum 9a @ebirge tuerben se-
llten.
9ebor es ben Sapanern gelinat. on
ben DUN CLUB gu tOmmer. fino i4tpsrs
Sample tpabriaeinli6.
Salads Sci 6un
ermartet.
Mutben n, %. Sept. Stiinoli4
eruartet man cine S9la6t In Der @es
ssnb bon Juibun, 80 Weilen 6fli9
BON bier. Dos @etter miro faIt.
Sapanifds Glanfen.
Nngrifte.
6 t. petersburg g, %. Sept.
2uropattiu t~slegrapbirt trter gef.igem
Datum, baB bic Sapaner ibre Glanten-
Nnsriffs auf bic ruifi@e 2inte fort
isben, aber Obne @rfolg.
protef se9en Sibets
0ertrag.
e t. petersburg, %. Sept.
Der ruiff9e proteft segen ben eng
lii9-tibetanif9sn 8ertras uurbe IN
Betting iiberrei9t. Ser ruffiide Sc
ianbte 9eHar ma9te bas Iasmdrtige
Nmt bprauf aufmerffam, baB Chino
ieiner Sussrdnitdt iber Sibst berluHiq
sinse, fouls es ben Yertras genebmige
unb bamit elm snslii6es protettorai
i9aHt. Cine Sepeide on Die MorninQ
pof fa9t, China lei ni9t 5ur &atif.
cirung getui0t.
Qreuser Seref.
~2aspaImas, @anarii9e Snieln,
%. Sept. Der ruifi9e 3reu3er vSe.
ret", Der britifds S9ifs in Der I'm.
gebung bon Gibraltar anhielt, beganr
geftern bier 2oblen su fafen, tuuro'
aber nod 8efebIen bon Mabrit
gum YerlaKsn bss Safens aufseforbert.
Ser @apitdrt e~rtpioerte, er tonne &e'
paraturen balber ni9t In Gee ffeAen'
Dem Sdif purbe inbeb unteriagt
3oblen, WaHsr ooer 2ebsusmittel ar
8orb sn nebmen.
2obIen hrbie ruftf9
GIotte.
gmben, %. Sept. Srei bon bel
Sam5urg Mmerita 2inie gedartert
Sampfer bsrlaben bier 3oblen, Die ei
mem geritt sufolse fur bic ruiii6
Tlotte befimmt fno. Die Gapitdn
Der Sampfer iouen BON bier unter Der
isselten 8sfsblsn abfabren.
&ebtbirte 8ertu =9i f G
81. petersburg, %. Septbr
Ser Generalfab erlieB cine rebioirt
Site Der ruiffden @erlufe BEL 2iaI
Dang. Sisnud fielen 1900, bertuun
bet uuroen 1881, bermibt 1912.
81 Off3iere fielen, b%ertuunoet 252
2 @enerale sefauen unb 8 pertpunoet
Is Offiaisre bermiBt.
GeiSuriidmeiiung bes tiir3li@en In
sriff auf ben Sa PaB ma4te Sen. pe
terbof beri9iebene @efangene I'M
%erbsutete Wunition uno WaHen. 30
ben &uHsn fielen elm @apitdn nnb
2eute, 40 finb beruanbet.
Bon ben bel 2iao Gang @ertuunoe
ten febrtsn 1884 2sute unb 81 Off
3Iers bereits mieber In ben Sienf au
rid. Sic als bermibt @emeloeten I'm
borausf9tli1 tobt.
3eineS 9tfe berfau t.
Buenos Mpres, %. Sep
Ser araentiniide Warine : Minifs
feqt in Nbreoe, baB A 2riegsf4if
bon Ar9entinien getauft unb gum Of
L. n -.0-c
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-23

Ilaoipuffod anlangten, 3eigen. baB bic
&eparaturen Der ruififden 3reu3er 8o=
getpr, &Oifia unb @romoboi iebt be-
enbet finb.
s a paner eben 80 WeiIen
tbIi9 JON utben.
8 t. petersbure. %. Sept.
Ser iapaniide 8Ormarid gssen Mut=
ben poa3iebt fi9 langiam.
Na9 amtliden unb preb.S epei6en
feben Opamas 0orpoten 80 Meilen
iiolid bon Mutoen; 8sridte, es babe
bereits cine grOBs S9la9t BET Mutben,
beqOnnen, fino alIo ni9t seredtfsrtist.
9is @i6tiefeit Mutbens als Winter=
Stibpuntt itir Die Sapaner wiro bOl
ertannt unb fe b~irften ole Mnfren-
gunsen our gertreibung Der &ufen
MAIDEN, aber elm ernfter 2ampf Inn ben
8efB Der Staot gilt fur nod mebrere
Sage entfernt.
3uerf tperben bic Sapaner nit elmer
snersii@en @ertbsioisuns Der Gufbiou
@ruben gu reanen baben, mo Der
ndtfe wi9tiss Gampf tattfnben
Siirfte.
Granfrei6.
@binaleif et Mbbitte.
paris, %. Sept. Sas ausudr=
tise Mmt erbielt MeIbuns bonn ~fran3D-
ii9en @eianoten In pstins, tuonad
China fur einen fiirali9en Nngrif 9is
reii9er Soloaten in Betting auf 5aupt-
mann 2aribe bon Der fran36fi9en &C.
fanbtfdaftswade boae gntf9uloisuns
unb gnti9doigung l%eiftete. Sic fiinf
&doelsfibrer tpurben bon Der 9inefi=
i9sn &esieruns gu iauersn strafsn
berurtbeilt.
9apti.
SieM uspei n Der
Sprier.
Bort prince, %. Sept.
Die haptii9e &e9ieruna semdbrte ben
ipriiaen 8epobnern bss Qanbes einer
lebten Mufi9ub bon 6 Monaten, um
ibre Mn9elesenbeiten 3u orbnen uno
bas 2anb au berlafen.
Der amer. @efanote poipea unter=
iu9te bic Bei9uIoiaung, bab pisle Sp-
rier, tpelds fid fur n%aturalifrte ameri=
taniide Bir9er aussaben, 9efdlidte
Biirgetpapiere beiben.
gine Mn3abl folder qapisre finb be-
f9lagnabmt.
Ybilippinen.
Or B n d be 10 b 8 U B.
o m m n.
W q | q. %. Sept. Die Mu.
9uftiner W6n9e berperfen bas in &om
BON benz perftorbenen papft SEQ, benz
perfforbenen @r3biidof @uibi unb benz
frtberen pbilipp. @ouperneur Saft
abgsi9loHene Mbfommen, tpona9 bas
BON Mmerita fur bic M0n9s.2dn=
oereien 9e3ablte @elb auf ben Snieln
bleiben ioae. Sie @usuifiner ber-
langen, bab 3ablungen an fe burd
We4feI auf 9onoon sema9t psrben.
@roRbritannien.
Die lebte hilli9e s I.
2iperpooI, %. Sept. Sis
Straben au ben Bureaus Der iiberieei=
iden Sampfer.@ eislitaften tparsn mil
Sauieaben bon Nusuanoerern sefhnt.
peI9e 'eine Isbte @elesenbeit, UNI SIC
na4 Wmertta 3u reiien, ausniBen
MOLTEN. Sampfer Baltic" r,abm
iiber 1000 3ebn=SOaar paHasiere NIT
uno biele blieben tpeseti &aum=W an'
gels 3uriid. Sampfer Werion bon be,
Mmerita 2inie bate elei9faas ein'
sroBe S9aar fur philadelphia, meif
} Seanbinabier.
i M tb9ltftes Nttentat /.
st. petersburg, %. Sept,
9lls poliaei. @bef Neib9arbt nit ieinen
@sbtlfen Ghrft Obolenstp in ObeRt
beute einise neue &esierunsssebdub'
, bsf9tiste. feuerte aus elmer gntier
nunq bon 6 S9ritten Elm iunger Manr
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-23
ct. Q0ui6
@eltamsfe4mm8
Big Sour Route
Staten bon indianapolis
fel~genbermaBen:

Saiinm Sabrfarten, siItis fir bic aiia.
fabrt bis 10. DECEMBER 1904 ;u.....$12.OO
gedsis Gage Jabrfarteu, siltis fur
Riiffabrt innerbalb ie13ia Sasen, aber nt9t
ipdter ala 10. DECEMBER 1904 u....SfO.50
Jfnfsebn Saae Sabrfarten, siltis fur
3iidfabrt innerbaIb 10 Easen 5000
@a9spn Ggcmriipms Tabrfarten,
aiItia fur 8iidfabrt innerbalb fieben Sageu
iuerssn nur p~erfauft fur ansefinbigte @ass
aon Grcurfions Eaee, Sabrfarten fin6 nu
9iItig in ben Gag @asspnS, OF resuIdrer
o6er GpsaiaI3us, ieSen Otenftas nnb Oons
uerftas BIS 90. Sept. incIufiue su..-. 5000
Tar pDaiae S%nformation unb ginselnbeiten etc.
fprete man bet ben Eidet'Agenten Der Big 6our Sabn
Dor ober i4reibe an Undergraduate.
Warren ] Lynch, Gen. Pass. & Ticket Agt.,
Cincinnati, Gbip.
ober 3. Or. Broufou, y. O. 9. a.,
Suoiauapolis, Sub.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-23
SDama'S &orpoiten
SreiBig Meilen ii6li6 pou Mnf0en.-aampf l1
bic stabt fannt Dnr eiuigen Sagen.

&umbe beaHgid Bort Mrburs o~irfig. meniger beoeuknbe Grulge
Der Sapamer beribtet.- Stuff. a%aper=&reu;r Seref-Brokt in Selling
Dioer SibetGrpeoiiOn. = 9tepioire Yerlufz9ife.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-25
THENEH ST. mARY,a.

D EGARDLESS OF THEIR RELIC
N ious beliefs all salt Lazers who
are interested in TIE clty's progress
win rejoice over the announcement,
contained i'm The Herald of yesterday,
that ST. BEary's cathedral is to be
rushed to completion as rapidly as
possible. Work on this structure was
begun something like hVe years ago,
but it has progressed slowly on ac-
count Of q lack of funds. Now thanks
TO the generosity of fifteen members
OF the church. who have agreed TO
guarantees $4,000 in contributions, with
ahe understanding that $4,000 more
win be borrowed, it VIII be possible
10 finish the catbedrA within a com
paratively brief period Of time,
Something Of what this means has
already been told by The Herald For
one thing, the action VIII give SAT-
Lake the second handsomest Catholic
church building in the United States
BY the time the last stone has been
put in place. the last of the decora-
lions done, the structure and furnish
Sings VIII represent an outlay Of con-
siderabIy more than 100000 While
the money has been and win be spent
lavishIy. not a dollar has been or VIII
be wasted. Full value viii be insisted
upon for every cent of expenditure
and the results viii be all that TIE
most earnest well wtsher OF the church
and the city could desire.
The committee that has taken the
matter in charge is entitled to con-
gratulaU0us on The public spirit that
has prompted it's endeavors. But, while
the committee is being praised, tie
heart and center Of the movement for
The sew church. Bishop Laurence
Seaman. should not be forgotten. IL Is
not too much 20 say that Bishop Sean
Ian has made a great Catholic church
I'm salt Lake possible. Certainly few
men could have labored so intelligent
ly so faithfully so tacuully and so
couscieuu0usIy in a field where every
one of these splendid qualities is most
desirable. Bishop Seaman is one Of
the cleauest, puresC types Of church
1nen. A more thoroughly lovable man
does not live in this city.
The new ST. Mary's has been his
work by day and his dream by night
these many years. Tt has, indeed,
beeu a great portion of his life. In ali
human probability Ee viii live TO see
the great building completed I'm man
uer far exceeding his most sanguine
expectations and it is more than prob
able that, unless he is called TO some
higher position i'm the church, he viii
preside for many years over the eere-
monies of religious worship I'm the new
cathedral Certainly all who know tlm
viii Join i'm wishing for him con-
tiuuation Of good health great happl-
ness and wide usefulness i'm this state.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-25
SOCIETY
44l , y y = y = ~ = ~ \ =

The largest reception ever given in
the Amelia palace was that Of yester-
day. when SEQ of tie friends of the
four hoStesses Mrs. Edwin T. Holmes,
Airs. 8. r. Bransford lIrs- jay It. Har-
ris and Miss Emery, were entertained
an am elaborate tea the hours being
from 10 O'Clock The beautiful
home was radiant with gorgeous flow
ers and bright with many lights Mu-
sue and conversation sounded through
cut tho many rooms on the main floor
and CAV gowns and bright faces made
the event one of the brilliant affairs
OF tie season
The drawing room where the reCslE-
ing party stood was decorated entire
ly iu deep red. A tail vase of crystal
stood iu the curved window. filed
with American Beauties, and nearby
were low bowls OF sweet peas match
ing the roses in hue on the mantel
great branches of crimson rambler
arose from high vases. In the music
room beyond pink was the color used
and the effect was well brought out
ln vases Of pink roses and bowls of
sweet peas. The dining room was ar
ranged I'D @ thoroughly original man
ner adapted admirably 90 the furnish
mss Of This handsome room. la the
east end large round table vas deco
rated entirely in Iruft graduated
pyramid ol cherries reaching from the
table o. the Fery celling, the electro
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-25
A SIGNIFICANT APPOINTMENT.

IRON WASHINGTON the announce
L ment is made that at the close Of
the campaign Postmaster General
Payne viii retire from the cabinet and
that ne viii be succeeded by George
Bruce Cortelyou, former secretary of
abe department Of commerce and Ia
Dor and now chairman of tie RepUbli-
can national committee The signii-
canoe of this announcement win be
readily apparent even TO the most cas-
uaI observer OF the trend OF politics.
IL is a warning TO the pOsJmasters and
Ehs postal employees throughout the
land, a great army of voters, that they
suust work as hard as they can for the
success of the Republican national
ticket If they hope to continue in Office.
The announcement means, further
that AIR. Cortely0u win be in a posi-
zion to make promises and TO keep
them, The politicians win not be slow
no absorb this truth The pOstOmCe
department contains vastly more pat
Tonage than any other government de-
partment Senators. representatives.,
men of every political rank, like 20
keep I'm touch with the postmaster gen
eraL They ind &c a mighty convenient
clearing house for political checks. To
satisfy his constituents the senator or
representative must be in "a position
no distribute small postOhice fayors
among them.
Ta order TO get those fav0rs me must
stand wen with the postmaster gem
eraI in order to stand well with the
postmaster general of next December
DE must stand well with Air. Cortel-
sou. To stand Wen with AIR. C0rteIy0u
every Republican Who hopes FOR flu
tur5 fayOrs must remove his coat and
go TO work for Roosevelt and Fair
banks. This is TIE only logical train
OF reasoning. And yet there are those
who insist. even now that the present
occupant Of the White house is not a
politician. The records show that he
knows more than a little about poli-
1ies and that he never hesilates 20
use Lis knowledge. Roosevelt not a
pohtician2 Let Us look into the mat
Ter q little further
CorteIyOu, as secretary OF the depart
meut OF commerce and labor. had more
or less control over the great corpora
tious For example. he was conducting
an alleged inquiry into the d0ings OF
1he meat trust. our Electrically con-
scieutOus president could never per-
NIT himself TO Keep Cortelyou az the
head of the department Of commerce
and labor and sc the head " the ma
tional committee at the same time.
That would look too much like an att
tempt to force fat contributions from
She trusts. So Cortely0u resigns and
a California man. 1Ielcalf is named
as his successor.
x Wfu take Mr Metcaif siE months
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-25
Terms 81 auaaorIpHon !.

DAII-K AND SLNDAT-Oue MONTH =
cents, three months $3.50 one year, f+''9,
1L@D A4-5ue year. Aep--
1t+2il-N EEhI4I-tiu a4tah-~b p--
s. ear. $3.50, six months. los.
Eastern offices. W. Aotton - =
eEaIg e-l35 Nassau street New AolA' %
Washington street ChiCas1.
Subscribers wishing address or IL pe -
changed must give former as WE
present address -s-s-
All papers are continued uAtA
order Is received TO discontinue. an %
fearagls must be paid in every 49,
The Herald can be obtained al IAe7S
places: .4
New York WaIdorf-Astoria; Imperial
Bost0u-I0uuE hotel ,--
Chicago - The Auditorium Is ai--'@
house.
kansas City-C0ates house
Cmaha-4Iniard hotel GLOBE Ne"s 49,
44eEeath Stationery Co. a.
DeuFer-Br0Wu Palace Hamilton O.
Aendrick; Pratt BOOK store. -,-.--..t
San AranCisc0-Palace hotel n " -~1-
lev News Depot.
Portland Ore.-POrtlaud hotel
Los AnEeles-JliVer a. H4ILes-
4iinneapOus-West hotel
-. Louis-The PlauJers5 ths SoN+he1A
Building.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-25
sunken Eyes

with "half-noons % under them.
These tell stories Of suffering, worry,
and nerve-decay which all under
stand. This foe 10 good looks. is
quickly dispelled by the use Of Palmo
Tablets They remove the cause,
render the eyes bright, brain clear
and nerves calm Cease worrying
and look and feel years younger 50
cents Book Free. The S. r. Fell
Co.. Cleveland, ..
For sale by z. ]. HIN Drug company.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-25
NOTICE
lions BENEFIT Building Society.

lions Benefit Building Society.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders
Of lions Benefit Building society will be
held on Tuesday, july ~ 1904 40
o'clock p. M. at the =. g. H. T. shoe fac
tory. Salt Lake CITY Utah for the cleo
ton Of officers for the ensuing year. the
presentation of the financial report and
the transaction of such other business as
may lawfully come before tae raaetiue
Salt Lake CITY ttak june u 1885,
pse.e - how Il. Secretary.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-25

or a year Of course. to get into the
harness. Meanwhile the meat trust
and an the other trusts win be let
alone, provided they donate literally
TO the Republican campaign fund.
Yes. It's an a mistake about President
Roosevelt being a politician.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-25
sixty Years Experiences OF an Old
Eurza

Mrs. WinsIopg's Soothing Syrup "a the
nrescTsption or one of the best female
physicians and nurses az ghs United
states. and has been used for sixty years
with nevef-faihng success by millions OF
foothere for rheir children During Ehe
rF1Cess ~ teethinE its value IS incaicuia-
hls. Tt roleYea the child from pain, cures
diarrhoea. gripping ia the bowels and Wlnu
Co3e- BY giving heath % the eric "
-sets the paother- Price q cents hotkia
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-25

The Butte miners union has Clipped
I'm $4,000 TO assist the Colorado miners
i'm some suits in which they are in
vOlved. This teaches us that either
those Butte miners are trying TO get
out Of the capitalist class or that they
have money in such sizeable chunks
that $4,000 is to them a mere baga-
teUe
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-25

yesterday i'm honor Of Miss May Bill
ingS, who viii be one Of the brides of
early July. Miss Josephine Wells was
the hostess and about forty OF the
younger girls We're entertained. The
broad Veraudas were covered with
rugs and part of the afternoon was
spent out doors. The rooms were
made bright with flowers and the din
ing room. where the tables for refresh
ments were arranged, was especially
attractive. Here quantities of pink
roses We're used and candeIabra hold
ing candles and shades to match the
roses added TO the appearance of che
table. A drawing contest was engaged
in during the afternoon and a prize
was won by Miss Mary Young.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-25

Miss Jessie NeWlil was the guest of
honor yesterday at an afternoon tea
given by Miss MaUde May Babcock pf
the faculty of the state university. The
artistic home was decorated with many
garden flowers and about sixty of the
friends of the hostess were welcomed
to meet Miss Newlin. Miss BabcOcly
was assisted I'M entertaining her guests
by the Misses Edna HaTker, Annie
Spencer, Ellen Clark, Retta Snow and
Ardella Bitner.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-25

An eastern man killed himself when
informed that it would be necessary
for his wife TO undergo an extremely
difficult and dangerous operation. He
could hardly have adopted d more GER
tain method of bringing about a fatal
termination Of his wife's trouble.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-25

A message from Tangierr Morocco.
says that Perdicaris and Varley have
We presume they and an other Ameri-
can and British citizens viii be per
fecuy safe until Raisuu again needs
some money.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-25

Mr.. and Mus. Frank Roberts have
returned from their wedding trip and
are now I'm their new home on @ street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-25

Mrs. n. A. Cunning of Washington,
d. c. is i'm the city, the guest of Judge
and Mrs. Henry p. Henderson at their
home, 55T East Second South street
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-25

James WOOlf, who has been the guest
of Mr.. ana Mrs Samuel IT, Teut0n for
few days left yesterday at noon fOI
his home in Chicago
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-25

Miss Maud Hapgood is I'm the city
from Ogden and is the guest for a few
days of Miss Mary Hoag at the home
of Mrs. j. NJ. Bowman on S street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-25

The Herald has pleasure in announc-
/ ing TO readers of its Sunday edition
that Mr. Dooley is to resume his place
among the regular contributors TO The
Sunday Herald, beginning July TO-
/ When AIr. Dooley retired about year
/ ago he LETT a void that no other philos-
opher has been able to I'M. His return
VIII be welcomed, we are sure, by all
who read The Sunday Herald a list
that includes practically every dis
eliminating newspaper reader in the
iutermOuntain country. Beginning to-
morrow, and continuing at least until
the presidential campaign has been
concluded, Mr.. DOoIey viii regale The
Sunday HeraId's public with his timely
comment on topics of public interest,
He win have mis- quiet fun with candi-
dates and politicians of all parties. and
his record Of the past gives assurance
that he viii furnish. not only amuse-
meuJ, but food for thought.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-25

Mrs r. G. Weber and Miss Weber
have discontinued their Mondays at
home for the summer.