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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-04-22
SARAH WOOLF MAKES AN ATTEMPT
TO END HER LIFE IN THE CITY PRISON

and the officers entered the cell and
found her scarcely breathing.
After she had been revived the girl
became so violent and unruly that it
was necessary 10 resort to handouts
muffs and the padded cell. She was ar
rested on April - for vagrancy and
vile language.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-04-22
BRYAN TO SPEAK.

Lincoln. Neb. April Civilian ].
Bryan gave out an interview today in
which he denied the report that he would
discuss a presidential possibility in his
speech in CHICAGO next Saturday night.
His address will be devoted entirely to the
New York platform and to subjects re-
lated to the platform to be adopted BY
the national Democratic convention.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-04-22

= Managua, Nicaragua, April 81 =
y The five tortoise shell fishing '
y schooners captured recently while =
= i'm Nicaraguan waters and taken =
y 10 Bluefields had hOisted the Brit =
= ish flag on one of the small islands :
y off Cape Gracias a DiOs, Nicara- =
y qua. The fishermen claim they =
y were encouraged to do SO by Brit =
y iSh colonial employees.
y The British representative here, =
= in an interview. Is quoted as say =
y ing i'm regard to the announced ar
, rival Of a British man Of war at =
= Bluefelds. that she is going there =
= on a friendly visit to Investigate
y certain events
4 b 4 4 4 b 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 y
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-04-22
floods IN NoRTH DAKOTA.

Helena, Mont. April 21.-One mile Of
track Of the Great Northern railway
has been washed away by flood in
the Mix river at MinOt, n. ID. The
yards are under water Trains are
thirty-six hours late and passengers
are being transferred. The situation
Is not serious.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-04-22
MANY BILLS PASSED
IN THE LOWER HOUSE

Washington. April 21.-The house to-
day gave evidence of approaching ad-
journment by passing a large number
of bills among them being one to pro-
vide a temporary government for the
Panama canal zone.
A rule was adopted, after the Demo-
Gratis had forced a roll call, for the con-
sideration at any time Of the bill Gre
ating a commission to investigate the
merchant marine OF the United States,
and the bill was then laid aside
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-04-22
Brutality Beaten.

Placed under arrest. he was put in
the middle of a hollow square of mi
litiamen and marched to the Oxford
hotel near the depot. Here he again
showed fight and was beaten into sub
mission. His injuries consist of a deep
cut on the left side of the head and
one on the right side of his head, which
almost severed the lower lobe of his
right ear.
When a demand was made by Police
Captain Frank Lee for the release OF
Haywood OH the ground that the mill
tary rule did not extend to Denver.
General Sherman Bell replied that he
intended to hold Haywood as a military
prisoner and would shoot any one who
attempted 10 take him. But. never
theless. under orders from Governor
Peabody. Haywood was surrendered to
Sheriff Armstrong and placed in the
county Jail this afternoon.
A telegram was sent 20 ID. G. Copley.
a member Of the executive board Of
the Western Federation OF Miners, who
is in Kansas, requesting him TO come
70 Denver Immediately and take charge
at Federation headquarters.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-04-22
MRS. HOWELL IN NEW YORK.

e. Especial To The Herald)
Washington April 2i-Alrs. Joseph How
ell. wife of the representative has left
fer New York City 70 visit her son, who
Is = student at Columbia university,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-04-22
DIVIDEND nECIARFD-

New York April 2l.-The directors OF
the Amalgamated Copper company to-
day declared the regular quarterly
dividend Of IL per cent.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-04-22
BRUTAL ATTACK
UPON HAYWOOD
Colorado Militia Nearly Kills
Miners Union Secretary.
MOYER PRODUCED IN COURT
INSULT OFFERED TO THE HIGH
EST JUDICIAL AUTHORITY.

y y y y y y . 3 = y y AAAAAA
Denver April 21-When the y
y train arrived this morning bear .
= ing President Meyer and his
guard there were number IF =
y people at the depot to meet them. =
y including Secretary Haywood of =
y the Western Federation of Min y
y ers Haywood walked into the =
= train and shook hands with Moy- y
y er- Captain Buckley Wells i'm y
= mediately jumped on Haywood TO y
= strike him. Haywood knocked y
y Wells down and two soldiers y
= Knocked Haywood under d seat. =
He was arrested and with Meyer =
= taken TO the oxford hotel. There y
= the trouble broke out again =
= and Haywood knocked two soldiers y
= down. the other troopers jumped =
y into the fight and Haywood was =
y bayoneted and dubbed with mus =
= ket6 until he was insensible. a riot y
= call was turned in. but when the y
y police arrived the soldiers refused y
= 10 give up Haywood.
= - y >
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-04-22
Munitions Of War.

Managua, Nicara qua. April 21.-The
Nicaragua steamer Ometepe, from Ha-
vana, arrived i'm Nicaraguan waters
with a consignment of war munitions
purchased in Cuba.
1t is rumored that another confer
ence VIII take place shortly at Amaha-
la. in the gulf of FOnseca. between the
presidents Of Honduras, Nicaragua and
San Salvador.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-04-22
GREAT BRITAIN is INSULTED
Consequence the Cruiser Retrbution Has Been Order
ed to BIuefieds. Nicaragua. to COerCe the
Little Republic.

coast today after ascertaining that the
vessels and crew had been sent to Blue
fields The captain of the Retribution
accused the NiCiraguan commandment.
under whose orders the SchOOners were
seized, of piracy. There is consterna-
tion among the Nicaraguan officials
over the affair
1t was necessary for the RetributiOn
to return to Port Royal to coal. but
the cruiser viii sail for Bluefelds
Tuesday next 10 demand the release of
the prisoners and the boats. and also
compensation for their illegal seizure
and detention.
IL is rumored that should il be found
necessary the RetributiOn will lombard
the port of BlUefields.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-04-22

Denver April 21.-President Charles
H. Meyer of the Western Federation
of Miners, who arrived i'm Denver today
IN custody Of state troops after several
weeks incarceration at Telluride, wnare
martial law lis in force in consequence
of labor troubles, was taken before the
state supreme court this afternoon IN
der the writ of habeas corpus which
had been issued i'm his case. At the
oxford hotel he entered a hack with
General Sherman NJ. Bell and Captain
Rulkeley Wells, the respondents to the
wit. and the vehicle was driven rapid
" To the state house followed by thir-
ty-two armed soldiers, who guarded
the entrance to the court room while
the habeas corpus proceedings We're
in progress.
Attorney General y. c. Miller and
Attorney John NJ WaidTOn appeared
in court for the governor and military
authorities and Attorney r. F. Richarf-
son in behalf Of Mr. Meyer. Chief
Justice Gabbert and Justice Steele
We're on the bench, Justice Campbell
being absent.
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-04-22
Jurisdiction Denied.


The return to the writ presented by
Attorney General Miller set forth that
the petitioner, Meyer, 10 lawfully To-
| strained Of mis- liberty under and pur-
suant to the express command Of the
governor and commander-in-chief cf
! the military forces of the state Of
Colorado, as a military necessity in
/ the course Of the suppression of an eN
/ istiug state Of insUrTectiOn and rebel
lion in the county Of san Miguel. and
that this honora Bile court is not law
fully vested with jurisdiction 10 make
or render and further order whatsoever
in said proceedings. except to dismiss
and quash said writ, and that the pro-
duct!on Of the body of the said Meyer
before this honorable court on this
the return day of said writ. is not by
way of recognition of the said court to
order the release Of the said petitioner.
but solely aE an act Of courtesy on the
part of the chief executive Of the state
and out Of respect TO this honorable
court To conform to the mandate #
said writ TO the extent only of duly
advising the court of the cause Of the
detention Of said petitioner, Charles II
Meyer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-04-22
Haywood in Trouble.

Defying the detachment Of cavalry
which brought Charles II. Meyer from
Telluride TO appear before the supreme
court, W. D. Haywood. secretary
treasurer Of the Fedora ton. attempted
to hold a conversation with the pris-
oner while he was being taken from
the train at the union depot this morn
ing. Ordered to stand back by Captain
Buckley Wells. commanding the
guard. he struck the officer in the face.
In a second he WAS surrounded by a
Gordon of angry troopers. who struck
at him with the butts of their car
bincs and beat him with six-shOoters.
That he was not killed by the excited
Soldiery is due 20 the action of Bert
Givens. the orderly Of Captain Wells
who struck up the muZZlc Of a gun
aimed at Haywood and rescued him
from his position between two ears.
where the guardsmen had him cor
nPrpn
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-04-22
Bells Answer.

General Bells answer, i'm which he
represented that all acts Of the other
respondent, Captain Wells We're per
formed under commands Of his Su-
perior officer CBelD. declared that
Meyer was an active participant in TO-
menting and keeping alive the insur-
rectiOn and rebellion i'm San Miguel
county, and that il was necessary TO
restrain him for some time to come.
Bell further represented that he has
been ordered by the governor not to
release Meyer either upon writ Of ha-
beas corpus or otherwise. until 50 com
manded by the governor.
The court heard arguments on a mo-
ton Of the petitioner 10 be admitted
To bail pending a decision on the QUes-
ton of the courts jurisdiction. and took
the matter under Amusement.
Meyer was then removed to the ho-
tel in custody Of the military.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-04-22

Mr.. Cannon declined to reveal the
oaths taken in the endowment house.
saving that they were sacred coven-
ants entered into with their Maker.
He said that only the very pure are
permitted to enter the endowment
house.
You mean such as yourself and
President smith," said Chairman Bur
rows.
Again and again the witness eyaded
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-21
FLORISTS.
HELP -vANTED-FEMALE

FLORAL pieces for all occasions; prices ria-
sonahle. II IIayes St: tel Jessie ~.
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THE CREEK LADY,
NaA1MlkE, GASHMlRE
Wonderful clairzoyant from birth.
HiEh-Caste adept.
l. - 49,. d -.

NaAHMlRE, CASIiMIRE,
Wonderful clairroyant from birth.
HiEh-caste adept,
Trance. clairyoyant and Palmist.
ene has given. her study and practice ex-
el5sfely to mystic arts.
reaches the danger Of spiritism. obsesson.
'cErsfs and evil snirfts bv ancient methods:
nov % develop your latent powers and use
ele Ereat silent current by which We are sur
ptners and cure diseases. and draw 70 your
ser Eood Influences which bring 10 YOU sue
cess orunkalds cured without their knowl-
i. .ecsei mediums developed by this method.
different from al others.
81. The earth reveals its hidden treasures 20
her,. she locates mines. minerals lost or alb
sent friends. reunites the separated. causes
si'eeag marriages. tells your name and whom
.oG viii marry; reliable advice on all busi-
.sess affairs; DO not buy or sell without first
consulting this wonderful medium.
Gives secret power 10 control any one in
% from 10 q days.
LIE reading 81 this week.
$40 Ellis ST. near Taglor
'hA-FREE test: future for,told The young
Alalaine de LEbarPe, Just arrived from
Egypt. tells ten WAYS, tells letter In lady OF
o gent hand VINO the future husband or wife
VIII be- i use no pencil or paper; any one
claiming 20 give fun name OF caller Is done
t3 trick and is fraud I bring back husband
or lover In 50 many days. break eNl influ-
euce- haN= great EEyItian breastplats
charm cause speedy marriages and good
luck- also 20 questions by mail: send date OF
birth, lock hair, 81; also gives advice on
etucks, grain, RAGS locates advice on
mess. asthma. catarrh. rheumatism. stomach
trouble good luck free 10 each customer
amy one IN trouhle call al once
MADAME DE LABARGE, parlor room 10,
upstairs, first hOCr front: office hours 10
m. o. . p m-. op-n every day and Sunday.
lifl Market 81. between Seventh and Eighth,
san Francisco. Cal
remain short time only. Cut this out. as
3 N--4 1ut auGear every daT-
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-21
EMPLoYMnNr wANrEp-MA1.E.

A THOROUGHLY practical man in grain farm
ing, stock raising. fruit growing, drying,
etc, is open for engagement superintend-
ent; special attention will be given to sub
dividing large tracts IL required; strictly
temperate; salary reasonable. Address box
900, Call Office
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-21
HELP wA~TED-NALE-continu-a.

MURRAY & READY, 634-636 Clay ST.
Phone Main 5S4S
Office open a m. to Il to-day Sunday
a. m. Monday.
Leading Employ ment and Labor Agents.
1905 we gave 1OO4 hope TO
GiUOO men work Increase 60 900
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-21
YOUR OPPORTrNTTy-

hnCRin- The sincere desire OF many people
ro .crme in touch with educated, refined
p Fychic. sincere. earnest and holding as sacred
hsr priceless gift 81 mediumship. MRS
LORNA tDRI-ISS offers this unusual 0ppor-
tunlty 90 you For = short time she will give
Is3 cholnetric readings OF letters. foretellne
~ ents, ETC. As this work constitutes a taA
- IN the energies OF the true psychic sh-
cannot answer more than 10 questions for 81.
All Letters addressed 10 Mrs. Corliss are
Naercdl. rritate and are read and answered
~ hlr alone She viii also give personal
readings fCr the feo q s. al her Office.
Address MRS LORNA CORLISS.
luuf Larkin ST, room 3 I'D floor.
Ean Eranrlsc.l. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-21


THIS office opens at 8: 80 a. m. closes $50
p. M. Monuay d holiday; Office not open: u
nrst-class coUk for larke family. 500; d
working housekeeper ImUst cook plainly and
assist with AT Invalid lady, place ia city.
wages $50 month; strong nurse Tor Theu-
matte invalid, $50 and tUund: French nur
sery gOverness, 80: an experienced pantry
girl Tor hotel, $50 and room out. a waitress
and parlormaid, small family. $50; nrst-
class laundress, $50; frst-class cock Tor
American family in city, $i5; waitress for
small family. S25; nurse for an infant,
S.5; 10 hOusewcrk girls. $50 TO $50 Call
tuesday al MISS PLUNKETT'S. 5. 40 Suttsr
ST.. near Powell: Monday holiday. office not
open. MISS PLCNkETT'S ~ Sutter st.
near Powell
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-21
KHEN. - MYsTIC.

Is s0ioufning al 1886 Polk ST.. city (sUites
and ~. where be gives marvellous life read
fnEs by ancient Egyptian occult knowledge.
Transmitted 20 chosen initiates three success
o sive ages from earliest antiquity this knoWl-
etiEe covers. IA the readings. every condition
Cf human affairs. and gives for one dollar
unexCelled enlightenment regarding present
and future
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-21

AME. n BERNARD. THE FAMOUS
Lairrcyant and business medium, perrna-
nenuy located al IL Third st. next Examiner
tlcgs she reads your lie correctly gives an
accurate DESCRIPTION of the past, reveals the
present Happenings and poTtrsys events 10
DcCur In the future II you in trouble.
disoonterte5. or not satisfied with life or
hsNe doueS.ic. love or business troubles, con
su1 this great medium and you viii be told
Kew 90 Overcome them: valuable advice IA
a j afsirs - life; &c up satisfaction guar
nlLela. reao-nEs By nail. Tel. Black A5e9.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-21

MISS M WILLIE. $50 Geary st.. grand medium
and crystal seer. can be consulted on all AZ
fairs n life- can tell sou what you call for
81 you are in trouble. dlsccntented. unhappy
lrAe marriage. business trouble. come and
consult this grand medium. satisfaction q
an. read 81 hours los p. m. Tel. Green %
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-21

MRS. b d. SANDERS-Advice given on al
KINDS 20 business teacher Of mental suEgcs
Phone 25c8 Polk. Evenings and Sundays b
apuolnfrnente
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-21

POSITION as bookkeeper or shipping clerk;
best Of references; salary not important
as steady position. Box $685. Call office
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-21

COACHMAN wants situation; good careful
driver. good horseman: knows city well; un-
derstsnds gardening; good worker has city
and country references: sober and respect
able. f. s. room l3i, New Western Hotel.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-21
FINANCIAL.

S2500 WILL secure one-haf interest in very
valuable mine and large interest in business
connected with the Panama Canal. Address
Miner" Go6 Montgomery st.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-21

ENGINEER mechanical, wants position as
call office.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-21

PRIVATE records accurately kept: books
opened; closed: trial balances; statements
sent; advertising: lists furnished: address
ing, etc; representative statesmen; solicitors:
collections reliable; confidential The Audit
Company, room SO Chronicle building
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-21

FlRST-CLAsS German cook for hotel. bsst
ot references. frst-c.ass snort order cUuk
can be seen at }. r. CROsErr * CO. =
354 SLtter St
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-21

FIRST CLASS mechanical and electrical
draughtsman desires employment Address
A. c. B., ST. Bristol ST.. West Berkeley.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-21

ELECTRIC engineer wants position as drafts
man: long years experience. Box 2557. Call
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-21
EMPLOYMENT wANTED-MALE.

PRIVATE records accurately kept; books
opened; closed trial balances statements sent;
advertising lists furnished; addressing, etc;
representative statesmen, solicitors; collections;
reliable; confidential. Address box $50, Call.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-21

AMATEUR photographers wanted to take our
mail course free; write at once California
College of Photography Dept. E.. Palo Alto.
Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-21

FIRST CLASS dressmaker wishes engagements
by the day, cut and ut guaranteed. I3U
Octavia ST
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-21

ISMAR the Egyptian gypsy, clsirvoysnt and
halmist, permanently located az l104 Market
81 cCr. Turk private readings daily. 10 D.
- . D. m.- readings by mall as satisfac-
rorg ~ in person. questions answered, 81
fun lifc. 50 send lock of hair dste 0f year
of birth. don't send currency send postOffice
.-MllL.-Earg- money order or registered letter.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-21

HANDY man. carpenter. can do almost any
thing, wishes employment ranch or else
where. Box 26l2, Call office.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-21

RESPECTABLE woman is a good cook and
lsundress: in private American family; Will
give good references mqterste wages. I94
Folsom ST
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-21

OSTRICH feathers and boas remodeled curled
ard waterpr0ofed gives luster equal to
new; can be a season without losing
curl. Potter Waterprcofing Co., 40 Geary ST.
BY new heathfu process. Cal. Steam Feather
CO., 325 Van Ness ave. :: tel. Howard 1851.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-28
PREMATURE CONCLUSIONS.

Reports that occasionally come from
Washington, by way Of Specials or
otherwise, that certain members OF the
committee on privileges and elections
express their conviction as to the con-
cluslveness Of evidence before that
committee and the certain expulsion OF
Senator Smoot, should be taken. II
noticed at ALL with a large lump of the
salt Of uncertainty, Careful eXamina-
ton Of the official full report Of the
proceedings, fails TO discover any tes-
tlmony that proves more than has been
generally known, namely that a num-
her of prominent "Momons' have con-
tinued their plural marital relations
contracted previous to the issuance Of
the Manifesto OF 1890. But what
that has to do with the right Of a duly
elected and qualified Senator who is not
and has not been IN such relations, is
not very clear to an unbiased lnvesti-
gator, As opposed TO the alleged pre-
judgment Of a purported member Of the
committee which has but partly heard
only one side Of the case, we quote the
following from the st, Louis Globe
Democrat:
"a vast mass OF testimony has been
compiled by the Senate's committee on
privileges ana elections IN the Smoot
case, but not a syllable or an ntima-
ton has been CLEANED anywhere or
from anybody that would operate
against the senator's right to hold the
seat which he occupies, The testimony
regarding the Mormon Church's be-
liefs and practices and the social con-
dItIons In Utah which has already
been gathered would m a book the
size Of an unabridged dictionary, but
not a word OF this can be employed
against the senator.
THE specific charge brought
against Mr. Smoot Is that his oath as
I'm Apostle Of the Mormon Church
makes his allegiance 20 that society
paramount TO his allegiance to the
United states The senator denies
this. Not an atom Of evidence has
been obtained which can assall this
denial. Failure is written In big
letters all over the case which has
been instituted against the senator.
The Democrats press the ease because
of the politics which the, imagine
they can make ont Of It. II Is certain
that the conclusion OF tho oXaminu-
ton win have 10 ha postponed To- tho
winter season, Il can mo- possibly
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-28

Tho Paris dispatch which conveys
the information that the Russian Vlad.
hoHo.E lluadgon has sunk four Jap
uas, Fonepolt5 with 1000 soldiers
destined Tor The seat Of war, can hard
D. bc bolIevei until better confirmed.
only a few days arc ST. Petersburg adj
vices had II that 1000 japanese per-
i7hed while Attempting to land near
the mouth OF the Yall river The
movements Of the japanese armies are
shroldod In mystery, but according 10
tie rImorS anoat, a japanese force set
OF from home on the 10th OF this
month, Il must be this force that Is
reported lost twice, In all probability
reports Of great Japanese losses are
circulated for the purpose OF counter
acting the depressing influence OF the
disasters that have overtaken Russia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-28

and her lifting power Is somewhere In
mo vicinity Of $500 pounds. She 10
equipped with u De Dion Uouton motor.
imported nom France, which works me
twin screws that are underneath the
balloon Just In the middle. Her engine
Is OF twenty horsepower and her pro-
pelleys are made OF aluminium. 1t does
not appear to be, as ir as can be
judsed By the descriptions, radically
different from the type constructed by
AZ. Dumont The owners pronounce It
complete success,