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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-03-22
KAYsv1LLE NEWS NOTES.

Kaysville. March T.-State Senator
John G.. NJ Barnes. wife and son re-
turned Saturday evening from the coast,
after two weeks absence, during which
they visited Portland, San Francisco and
other points. They spent some time with
their son George, who is doing missionary
work in San Francisco. Mr.. and Mrs
Barnes were on the water between Port
land and San Francisco during the re-
cesu disastrous gales on the coast and
for a time were in "a dangerous and TN
comfortable situation.
Seth c. Jones will leave on a mission
10 the eastern states next Wednesday.
Ralph Strong will leave for the southern
states in two weeks.
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RUSSIA NOT NOTIFIED.
Korea, Therefore, Will Not Be Con-
sidered Belligerent.

st. Petersburg. March 81, 1855 p. M
The foreign Office gives an absolute
denial to the statement telegraphed
from here that Korea is regarded as
belligerent- Russia, as previously
stated, holds all the acts of Korea
since the declaration of her neutrality
as being under Japanese duress, and
unless the Korean government formal
~ notifies the powers that she has
joined with Japan and takes UP arms
Russia will consider her neutral. But
any Korean troops which actually inn
pede Russian movements or join the
enemy will be considered individual
belligerents without reference to their
nationality.
The statement that the Russian min
lister at Peiin has demanded the with
drawal of all Chinese troops north of
the great wall is also incorrect. AS ca
bied. Russia has made representations
about the number Of Chinese troops in
the neutral zone west OF the Lao river,
not desiring a force which would con-
stitute a threat. and it is understood
China has given assurances on the sub
ieCt
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-03-22

l know that my cold cure will relieve
the head, nose, throat and lungs almost
immediately-that it viii cure new colds.
old colds and obstinate colds. II breaks
up any kind Of cold in few hours, and
prevents Pneumonia, Bronchitis, Grippe
or other diseases of the throat or lungs.
It stops all discharges and burning SEN
sation OF the eyes and nose, stops sneez-
ing, allays Inflammation and cures a
fever.
Get a twenty-five cent bottle OF these
little pellets, and if yod are not perfectly
satisfied with results, bring back your
empty vial and viii refund your money.
MUNYON.
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Story Was Untrue

ct. Petersburg, March 21--(2 p. M
Beyond the movement of troops to the
fear east, which is progressing satisfac-
torily and in accordance with Russian
plans, the advices Indicate little change
in the situation. No official kilograms
announcing collisions with the enemy
have been received up to noon.
49, The government has no information 10
substantiate the reported capture of $40
Japanese north of the Yalu river and L
is asserted that IL would Immediately
have been reported if true.
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Pointed Paragraphs.
lChicago NewsO

More men would have Indigestion If
forced TO eat their words
cali man a diplomat instead OF a
liar and he viii be pleased: yet It
amounts to much the same thing.
As the wise man knows he is a fool
he is miserable; the fool imagines he
is wise and is happy.
Adam and Eve probably visited the
tree uf knowledge for the purpose Of
studying the higher branches
The creation OF women Is said 10 have
been an afterthought. Perhaps that's
why she considers the postscript Of a
letter the most important part.
Divorces are so common now that
they are no longer considered good
theatrical advertisements.
The widows recovery from her grief
sometimes depends upon the prompt
ness Of the life insurance company.
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JAPAN's AMBITION.
Little Brown Men Have Undertaken
Large Contract.

St Petersburg, March 21.-Vladiyo-
stok papers which have just arrived
here say that member of the Japan
csc consulate declared on the eve of
his departure that IL was Japan's am
bition to drive the Russians across the
Amur. restore Manchuria to China and
annex Korea.
The Vladivostok editors find Il al
most impossible to get out their papers.
The supply of paper is practically ex-
hausted they cannot get up steam in
the press boilers because the horses
which carted the water have gone,
most OF the reporters and cOmpositOTs
have either been called to the colors or
have bolted and no advertisements are
being received
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RUSSIANS FALLING BACK.
VIII Not Fight Until They Are Ger
tain of Victory.

St. Petersburg. March 2i-General
Zhilinsy's official confirmation of the
reports that the Russian outposts had
abandoned An1u on the approach of the
Japanese in force causes no surprise
here. as such action is in perfect accord
with the Russian plan of campaign. The
Russian skirmishing outpOsts. thrown
forward solely for the purpose of har-
RAISING and worrying the japanese out
posts. fell back as the main body of the
enemy moved forward until the strong
positions at the Yalu river are reached.
The fifty miles of country between Aniu
and the Yalu are very difficult for the
movement of a large force. There may
be some lively skirmishing as the Japan
csc advance progresses. but the Russians
are resolved to avoid a decisive engage
ment until certain of victory.
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To Prove what Swamp-ROOt, the Great kinney Remedy
will do for YOU, Every Reader of The Herald May
Have Sample Bottle Sent Free by Mail.

Weak and unhealthy kidneys responsible
other kidney
Your other attenOnbut your kidneys
they d most and need ion first.
taking Dr.
Root the kidney liver bladder
kidneys better they
health A trial viii anyone.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
city council OF Salt Lake City of the in
tention of such council to make the fol-
lowing described Improvement, to-wit:
Constructing a six-fOOt cement sidewalk
on the north side of Fifth South street
street. in sidewalk districts Nos. 20 and
y, and defray the cost and expense
thereof. estimated at one thousand four
hundred and twenty-five and 60-lG0
Isl, 42569) dollars or one and .OS-1O0 (S1-CS)
dollars per front or linear foot by a local
assessment upon the lots or pieces of
ground within the following described
district. being the district 80 be affected
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Ito Decorated.

Seoul. March 21.-MarQuis Ito has been
decorated with the Order of the Plum
Blossom. usually given only TO royalties.
United States Minister Allen and Jap
anese Minister Hayashi have received
decorations of the first class of Pal Kuk
Minister Aliens decoration was conferred
in recognition Of his valuable counsel and
long intimacy with the emperor.
Marquis Ito in an audience with the
emperor urged the gradual adoption o.
Korean reform measures. thus avoiding
the confusion due to the precipitate meas
UreS of 1Sq5
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SPEECH EXPUNGEp.
Congressman Took Liberties With a
Leave to Print.

Washington, March 2L-After being
in session an hour and twenty minutes
today. the house adjourned out Of re-
spect TO the memory of the late Repre-
sentative Charles w. Thompson of Ala
bama. who yesterday died In this city.
Soon after converting Mr.. Hepburn Of
fered resolution reciting certain
statements by Representative Baker Of
New York contained in the Congress
sional Record of Jast Friday rejecting
on the integrity and honor of Mr. Bah
cock of Wisconsin, and providing that
they be expunged from the record Mr..
Hepburn explained that Mr.. Baker had
not delivered il on the floor of the
house. but had inserted them in the
record under a leave to print. The
amendment was adopted after the
Democrats forced rollcall.
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at THEIR OWN RISK.
Germans counseled Not to Remain at
New Chuang.

Yinkow, March 21.-The German con-
SUI from Tien Tsin at a meeting of Ger
man citizens held here yesterday cOun-
SEIZED all residents of that nationality
that they remain at New Chuang at
their own risk. and that in the event of
loss of property recovery was doubtful.
Also that in the event that Russia was
defeated the recovery of losses. if pos
sible, would only be after a long time,
but If Japan was defeated recovery
would be sooner. The British residents
propose to protest against the indefi-
mite absence Of q warship from New
Chuang
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Reflections of a Bachelor.

y woman has got 20 he built very
carefully To look slender when she
wears white stockings
IL a woman Is miserable over the man
she loves she is bound TO think il is all
right somehow.
You could never make woman be-
heve tBat If she were killed i'm rail-
way accident the coroner wouldn't talk
more about her clothes than her fate.
Hair the fun of being a bachelor is
listening to the family man. who wishes
he wasn't, tell YOU how much you miss
OF he things YOU don't want
There lis nothing that makes a woman
So sure her husband doesn't love her
as 20 have him try 20 save money 60
take care Of her and the children If he
should die.
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for their first extensive land operations
The FIVE points are the Yalu river. New
chuang, Port Arthur. -Vladivostok and
Pigeon bay The Russians being I'M
able to determine where Japan viii
make her main attack, are making
preparations and taking precautions at
all five points.
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PREPARING THEIR SHIPS.
JaPs Will Be Ready For the Baltic
Fleet

Paris, March 22-The correspondent OF
the Figaro at Rome says that the Jap
anese legation there announces that re-
pairs TO the japanese fleet are actively
proceeding, in order that the vessels may
be ready to meet the Russian Baltic
fleet The battleships N1ikasa and Hat
suse and the armored cruiser Iwate are
in dock. as are also several cruisers and
torpedo boats. It is intended, according
to the information received from the
Japanese legation. to have the fleet in
perfect condition by the end of June,
and, therefore, further bombardments Of
fortified places are improbable, especially
as the artillery equipment of several Of
the battleships IS being changed.
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BOOMING HEARST.

Boston. March 2i.-ConCressman Van
Dusen Of Nevada and George Fred VII
liams. former member OF congress from
Massachusetts. were the principal speak
ers at a mass meeting held in Faneuil
hall tonight under the auspices OF the
Hearst Labor league Of Mnssa chusetts.
The speakers endorsed the candidacy OF
W. Il. Hearst for nomination for presi-
dent by the Democratic party.
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Russian Surmise.

Cronstadt. March 2I-The Vestnik, the
leading service organ here, surInises that
the Russian VladvostOk squadron has
gone to attack MOroran Tin Volcano BAY
and Atarunai Gin Ishikari bay), both in
the japanese Island Of YorSeO. where an
excellent quality of coal from the Yorseo
mountains is supplied TO the japanese
NarshinS
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rage l.
ranged to lend 5,OOO,O 900 yen (s2, 800 O0O)
to Korea on easy terms.
According to the Standards Ten
Tsin correspondent, China is appealing
to the powers for an extension of a
year in the period for the payment Of
the indemnity growing out of the Boxer
troubles.
The correspondent at Tien Tsin of
the Daily Mail reports that Kataoa, a
Japanese merchant and Russian spy,
has been assassinated by being buried
alive, but that the Japanese authorities
disavow any knowledge of the assass-
ination.
The Morning Posts Hamburg CORE
spondent says that Russia has pur-
chased the Hamburg steamer Halls
which is now at Nladiyostok, for S250,-
000 and that the VesseFs name has been
changed 10 Alexeitra pani
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GREAT BRITAIN
STANDS ALONE
Not a Single Friend Among the
Powers of Europe.
HENRY NORMAN'S PROPHECY
WAR A BLESSING IN DISGUISE
FOR RUSSIA.

New York, March Finder the title
THE War and After Henry Norman.
VI. p. discussed the probable after eff
fleets OF the Observation-Disclosures war in
the forthcoming number of the World s
Work. He says that it is most import
ant that one tact should be clearly real
lied that lit Is a fight tor the control
of China Korea and Manchurla are
subordinate issues. The real object is
predOminance IN Pekin. bringing with IL
the ultimate domination OF the far east
and in the future headship of all the Ash
attic lands" He points out the prob
ability OF war in the near future, and
says:
England FriendIess.
Already the flames of hostility TO
England are visible almost eyerywhcie
in EurOpe-a manifestation which is not
at all surprising. in view or the language
OF SO much OF the London press. From
the highest to the lowest, moderation OF
language. respect for the feelings OF other
nations and a sense Of responsibility APP
pear to have vanished frora many news
papers. DenunciatiOn OF Russia is as eX-
traVagant as laud3tiOn of Japan is ex-
aggerated, and is making England host
of fresh enemies every week For all
this n day Of reckoning will surely come
for the passion aroused against England
VIII have reached its climax when. II
this happens. Russia having evacuated
Manchuria. Japan requests the powers
to recognize the retroceSsiou of Manchuria
~ 0u4lld anu 10 uttItt TIE Gnu Vi tic
war. Then England is likely to learn
the result Of her Aslatic conduct.
Blessing in Disguise.
I'm conclusion I viii venture upon one
prophecy. namely. that the result of this
war will be for Russia blessing in dis
guise. The policy of expansion every
where, at any cost and by any method,
whether of arms or of diplomacy to-
gether with its upholders. will be dis
credited. The canker at the heart of
Russia-the corruption of her bureaucracy
will be cut out. The statesmen who
desire TO curtain military expenditure and
TO encourage Russian production and
commerce will come back 70 power. The
car will push aside opposition TO the
ideals OF humanity and peace that he
cheriSheS -
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Aw. Gwan,

fNrAAANfA-rO AAnlAAEsN
Pslugger. who always used 20 be
wanting 10 fight somebody. has retired
from the ring FOR good, hasn't he2'
Yes. he's wrapped up in that young
SteT OF his. He says the boy is a chip
on the old block"
rs that why he's always carrying
him around on his shoulder"
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PAYNE VERY WEAK.

Washington March 2i.-POstmaster
General Payne has been fairly comforta-
bic today, though he is still very weak
The attending physician is insisting that
Mr. Payne shall abstain from the con-
sheraton Of official business as essen
tial 10 the recovery OF his patient.
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RUSSIANS ARE GUESSING.
DO Not Know Where the Japanese
VIII Appear.

Paris, March 21.-The Russian orders
stopping entry into New Chuang. with
out a permit is understood In official
quarters here to be military precau-
ton due to the uncertainty as TO which
OF five places the Japanese will choose
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yellow Triple Alliance.

ST. Petersburg. March 21.-The Novoe
Vremya publishes prominently n Paris
dispatch which says that il is believed
that a triple alliance between Japan,
China and Korea has been formed. which
was the real object Of the Marquis Ito's
visit to Seoul
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Voc of Thanks.

Toxic, March 21.-(6:2l q. MA vote of
thanks to the navy for it's victories off
Port Arthur. which viii be moved in the
house Of representatives tomorrow, will
praise the Yalor and herolsm Of the Off
GERS and men and express the gratitude
of the nation to them.
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Stopned hv Japanese.

Seoul. March 21.-(2 p nl.)-The Jap
anese have stopped Brigzdier General
Henry T. Allen, chief of the Philippine
observer with the Japanese army. at
Ping Yang. requesting him not to pro-
coed nearer their outposts.
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EDITORIAL NOTESo s
able
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LITTLE GIRL DR,oWNED

Boise, Ida, March 2i.--Near Weiser last
evening the 5-year-old daughter OF Sam
uel Fine was drowned in an irrigating
ditch. Tho little one fell in while PLAY
ing. An hour later the body was found
100 yards below.
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Blessing in Disguise.
FUNERAL NOTICE.

The funeral of Patrick Kinsella will
be held today at .. M from the funeral
parlors of s. d. Evans. 2l3 South State
street. Interment at Calvary cemetery.
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JAPS TAKE PORT
ARTHUR AGAIN

Continued from Page u
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sold Throughput tbs world. Cuiicura Rssovsut sc.
On form - Choeolass cessed Plls. 9se val Of Coz
oioslsnt 5oe Soap. ~ Depot; Lonoo1 p Snsr..sS
Avs. Fostsr Drug Chem. Corp, Sole f-oprsstsrs-
as~ send Tor TIE Great Haaouf Cure
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Brave Jspanes. Fishermen.

The Japanese as a race are fearless,
This Is evidenced by the hazardous
occupation OF the little brown men who
earn living far from the rocky coast
lines OF the islands, One of the chief
articles OF diet in Japan is fish. To
secure IL for the market the Japanese
go many miles from land in their tiny
craft. which 10 those who do not I'M
derstand their strength and buoyaney,
look as though any ordinary wave
would capsize them. These Japanese
20 two and three hundred miles at sea
To catch fish.
Each year the shores Of the islands
are streSn with wreeksge from the
boats. while the sea gives up the
bodies OF the brave men who were
caught in the feaful 'yphoons which
sweep around this corner of the earth,
Then. again. the ocean liners take the
lives OF many OF these doughty Japan
ese. There is never u diminutiOn in
the numbers of the fleet.
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baekaehe, and when weary or worried
in the least had prolonged headache.
l am now in perfect health, enjoy III.
and have neither an ache or pain,
thanks to Pcruna- a-"-Lucy'M. Riley.
II IL no longer a question astowhethrr
P.runn can b- relied ON to cure all such
cases During the many y-ars In which
P-runa has been put To test In all forms
and stages of acute and chronic catArrh
no one year has put this remedy to
greater test than the past year.
II all the women who are suffering
with any form of female weakness
would write to Dr. Hartman, Coiunbas.
Ohio, and give him n complete dc>crip-
tion Of their symptoms and the p-caii'
aritics of their troubles, he will imm-'
diat.iy reply with complete directions
for treatment. free of charge.
Address DR.. Hartman. President OF
The Hartman sanltariam. Columbus,
Ohio.
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orlaln of the cossaeks.

The word cossaek is derived from
Tartar word signifying bandit. and
up To 1874 the Kazak lived up to his
name. The first cossacks took boat
on the Dnieper. the voiga and the
Don and settled on the banks of these
great rivers. living by piunder and by
the proceeds Of their fishing. fighting
generally on foot. but always remain
Ing near their boats. which secured
them = safe retreat in case OF re-
verse.
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The Revolt II the ohseurs.

1feIe's great fuss made oys'
singers. writers. painters, players,
tancers and jockeys, These people
Iaye had the run Of illustrated papers
and social columns long enough. II
here were more eOmmendation given
he woman who cooks a Wholesome
iinner for a man, and less eelat at
,Orded the one who. after II. enter
aims him by placing her heels high
above her head. il would be better
for the community at sydney
Bulletin.
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Mr.. AIbee's Opinion.

Alpine. Cal. June 5.-Mr, T. n. Al
bee. our postmaster. has expressed an
opinion based on his own experience
which will no doubt no OF interest TO
many. Mr.. Albee is man OF few
words. but his well known truthful
ness and uprightness Of character
adds much weight TO any statement
he makes. He says:
-The first box OF Dodd's Kidney Pills
that I used convinced mo OF their
good qualities and I used altogether
four boxes with tho very best results,
! can heartily recommend this rem
edy.-
This voluntary expression OF opin'
Ion will doubtless nnd nn echo In
many homes In California for Dodds
Kidney Pills have been making som.
miraculous cures In this state.
From the cvidcnc. already publish.
ed Il seems safe to conclude that this
medicine viii ba found to ba a per-
feet cure for rheumatism. urinary
trouble. backnch. and any aud every
form or symptom Of kidney complaint
wh.n Nj. .D.aE nf the hstt.r Glasses
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A Wonderful Record.

a. L. W. Bowers died the other day
at New Philadelphia, o.. Mt the age of
so. It was his proud boast that
through his long life he had never
tested intoSicants. chcwcd or smoked
tobacco. or sworn nm oath. II would
be interesting TO know who put up his
stovepipcs and put down his carpets.
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The Anemone Classified.

The anemone belongs to the demo
cratic family OF crowfoots. Among
It's relatives are the climbers. the
ciematic and virgins bower. the he
patica. meadow rue. bugbane. butter
cup. goidthread. eolumbine. hellsbore.
marsh marigoid and larkspur. monks
mead. yellow puecoon and baneberry.
To the uninitiated In systems OF
classification the threads of assocla'
ton are almost Invisible.
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Wedding Anniversaries.

Put this list aside for future refer.
encc: First wedding anniversary is
leather: nfth. wooden: seventh. WOOL
en-: tenth. tin: twelfth. silk and linen:
fifteenth. chyStai: twentieth. china:
twcnty.nfth. silver: thirticth. pearl;
forticth. ruby: afticth. golden. and
scycnty.fifth. diamond.
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How Il Goes.

1t is usually the young woman who
wouldn't have the best man in the
world who snaps at the first offer. and
the man who is the most cynical about
matrimony is pretty sure TO propose
to the first woman who gives him an
neutrality-suspicious. Transcript.
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Sand for Cut Glass.

Tho sand used in making glass for
cut glass articles Is auarried rock that
has been crushed. The cutting opera.
ton consists Of three stages. The
article is first roughcd with sand.
and steel grinding wheel. II is then
smoothcd by stone cutting wheel.
and Is lastly finished by n wooden pol.
iahing wheel.
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Porto Riean Negroes.

Two-fifths of the Porto Ricans are
colored. either pure negroes or mulat.
toes, proportion which is trifie
larger than in Cuba (one.third), nut
much smaller than in the sugar.pro
ducing British West Indian islands
The Worlds Work.