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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-02-26
TITLE 10 BE EXAMINED.
Canal Company viii Have to Wait
For Their Money.

lanai Nout Pd5ty Wlll nave 70 W ait
For Their Money.
Washington. Feb. 25.-Secretary Shaw
Of the treasury department was at the
sub treasury today, where he received
a number Of callers. including +, II.
Hartman, Isaac n. Seligman of the j.
4 W Selingman company: James still
man, president of the National City
bank, and Valentine =. snyder, presi-
dent OF the National Bank Of Com
merce. Respecting the Panama canal
payment, the secretary said that no call
viii be issued to the depository banks
for payment OF the S50.060. 900 involved
until the attorney general had passed
upon the validity Of the Panama Canal
eOmpany's title.
II is suggested that the treasury de
partment may find il necessary to send
r representative TO Paris 10 investigate
the phases of the litigation now pend
Ing there, and if this is done, pay
ment of the $4,000, GOO to the canal
company viii be indefinitely delayed.
In an interview with a reporter of
The Evening Post. Mr. Shaw is quoted
as follows:
NO money viii be paid over till we
are sure of clear title. I think we
viii secure beyond doubt this title, al
though IL may take a little time to
complete the formaljdes and get the
papers in shape"
viii it be necessary for our govern
ment to send a representative 70 Pa
Tis2' was asked
1T may be" Mr.. Shaw replied.
The cali on the depository banks
viii be made i'm time to have the funds
IN hand a week or more before the
transfer has 10 be effected. If
thought that we had to pay the money
over TO Panama i'm ten days I would
send out the call by wire Immediately.
The banks are today fully prepared for
ii and could finance the Withdrawals
without difficulty"
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KEEPING IN CLOSE TOUCH.
All Friction Between England and
France Disappearing.

London. Feb. 25.-Premier Balfour
had sufficiently recovered his health 90
come from Brighton 10 this city TODAY
70 preside at cabinet meeting at
room. Prior 10 the meeting the French
ambassador, n. Cambou. called at the
foreign office and had an hours talk
with Foreign Secretary Lansdowne
The ambassador returned here from
Paris yesterday evening. and apart
from an exchange Of views i'm regard TO
the most recent developments Of the
war. on which subject the two cab
inets are keeping in the closest touch
with each other there is good reason
10 believe that a settlement Of al mat
ters in dispute between France and
Great Britain is on the eve of being
arranged. Such questions as Egypt
Morocco. Newfoundland, etc. have
been fully discussed by the two gov
ernments for some months. and the
difficulties are being gradually eiimin-
.ated until practically nothing remains
to prevent an early signature of a
treaty removing all outstanding OBJ
staeles to a complete accord between
the two powers
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with them were found for their reten-
ton. Construction 0f-the ships ia gov
ernment yards proved to be fruitful
topic fer discussion. and "a amendment
by Mr.. Bell Of California requiring one
eotsier to be built in q government yard
was adopted
\ proposition for q preferential of
per cent IN Favor Of bids from the Paei-
fic coast was defeated. after Sir. Nc
aunofous speech. in which the ship
building trust and the state Of New
Jersey were pat forward for the chart
u bic consideration of the hausa
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Assessment 40. ID.

MARTHA WASHINGTON MINING
-c7nnanv Principal place OF BUSINESS.
SAFE Lake City. Utah. Location of mines
TTirtfc mining district Notice is hereby
given that at a meeting OF the board OF
Si.srtors of the Martha Washington Min
- lco0,DaTv held ON the 18Th daV OF
T-sbrl1arv 1904. assessment No 16 Of one
~ Int Der share was levied upo@ the
- ,,,,fs-sf ldir,.- payable immediatelT TO
e. sacretsrv. at his office room 82o D.
= Walker building. Salt Lake City, Utah
ANY stock upon which this assessment
- of March. 1Q1f. viii be delinquent and
.-,,5Ss-e-Fized for sale at public auction. and
1lniess payment is made before, VII ~
- IN Saturdav. the 9Jh day Of April
90 ~ n o'clock a. m at the secretary q
offfce 10 nav the deliuauent assessment
sbereon. together with the costs Of a0-
,--.--.tieine and expense Of sale
ATVIRAs +. SNOW. Secretary.
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BOON TO THE AFFLICTED.
Denver Hebrews Organize consump-
tive Relief Society.

Denver, Colo, Feb. 25--The Jewish
Consumptives' Relief society has been
organized in this city for the purpose
of estab lishing a free hospital for the
treatment of INDECENT Jewish consump-
tives who come to Colorado for their
health and become stranded. At pres
ent there is no place in which strangers
afflicted with tuberculosis can receive
treatment without price, even the coun-
ty hospital being closed to non resi-
dents. 20 remedy this condition is the
aim of the Jewish Cousumptives' Relief
society. which already has 500 mem
bers, and an appeal has been made
through the Jewish press for support
ard contributions
DR.. c. d. Spivak, secretary of the so
ciety. says that il is not the intention
of the organization to cOnfine its char
ity 90 the Jewish people alone, but that
all who need treatment viii be taken
care Of.
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CONRAD BORE DOWN HARD ON
DEFENDANTS IN POSTAL TRIAL

Washington. Feb. 25.-Mr Conrad
special counsel for The government IN
the postal trial continued his areu-
ment for the prosecution to-day. He
dwelt at length upon the question of
what constitutes a reasonc bis doubt
and instapced cases where single iur-
or had hung a jury through a mlscOn-
cepdon of The meaning of a reason
able doubt, when he was interrupted
0y Mr.. Kumler, who charged that the
statements were an imputation on the
jury in this case. a sharp colloquy
between Mr.. Conrad and Mr.. Kunller
followed
HeSumlng his remarks. Mr. Conrad
commended that the counsel for the de-
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CANAL CASE IN COURT.
Colombia Trying to Regain Posses
sion of Ter Shores.

Colombia Trying to Regain Posses
sion of Her Shores.
Paris. Feb. 25.-COnversatious which
have occurred between NJ. Boz president
o. the Panama Canal company, and
Ambassador Porter show that in the
opinion of the former no obstacle viii
D. placed by the company in the way
of the transfer of the concession to the
United States.
AT the Colombian legation the hope
i expressed that the United States win
delay the purchase of the concession
until the French courts pass upon the
applications submitted to them-frst
an order prohibiting the company from
concluding the sale; second an order
that the company recognize the right
OF Colombia 10 her share, which the
company holds passed with the sover-
eighty to Panama. The courts have
fixed March 9 for the arguments.
tt was admitted at the Colombian le-
cation that there is every likelihood Of
the courts refusing to grant the writ
eEjoining the company from selling the
concession, but every effort viii be
made to retain the ownership of the Co.
lCmbian shares In order that Colombia
may profit in the distribution of the
money paid for the concessions.
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ROOSEVELT SAID TO HAVE MADE
UP HIS CANAL COMMISSION LIST

Washington, Feb president
Roosevelt has completed practically the
personnel of the isthmian canal COM
mission. Assurances have been re-
ceived by the president that c. T.. Wald
Grunsky of San Francisco. who was
rendered an appointment after the de-
ciination Of Sir CARRIER. will accept. al.
though mis- formal acceptance has not
been received. senator Perkins of
California said at the White House to-
day that no doubt was entertained of
GrunSky's acceptance.
II IS very probable that The seventh
member of the commission. as hereto
fore Indicated by the Associated Press.
VIII be Benjamin NJ. Harrod of New
Orleans.
1t has not been determined definitely
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WOMEN SUFFER NO MORE.

Pa. Sept. .. 199S.-T had sick
headaches and was 50 ran down that I
often felt that life was not worth living
I had awful pains in my head and could
not sleep any length of time. friend
told me about Paine's Celery Compound
/ thought ] would try it, and ] had not
taken half Of the first bottle before [
obtained relief. and I began to get wei.
] continued 20 take your invaluable rem
edy, and it was not long before I was
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CONTESTS DECIDED.

Washington. FEB. 25.-House COM
mittee on elections No. I toby agreed
To report in favor Of Mr.. 1ivernash in
the Kahn-Liyerua,sh contest from the
Fourth California district. The COM
mittee decided the Gudger- Moody con-
test from the Tenth North Carolina
district in favor Of Gudger lDenna, the
sitting member, and the DanrZier-
Lever contest from the Seventh South
Carolina district in favor Of Lever. the
sitting member.
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MANAGER OF SURETY COMPANY
DEFkULTER FOR A LARGE AMOUNT

Boston. Feb. 25.-WaHace H. Ham.
manager of the American Surety COM
pany's branch Office in this city, was
arrested today on larceny charges, the
total amount involved being $780, 000-
according to Chief Inspector Watts.
The company is a new concern. Ham
is As years Of age His home is in
Brookline He is married and has sew
efal children
Although the sum mentioned in the
warrant is S104 GOO, the American Sc
cuTity company, in a statement issued
today. said that the net shortage was
$4,000 and that the accounts Of st.
Luke's Home for COnvalescents and of
ST. Paufs church, this city, for each Of
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-02-26
BENNETT WILL CASE.
Mr.. Bryan Has an Interview With
Judge Cleveland.

New Haven. Conn Feb. William
J. Bryan came here today from Wash
ington on business connected with the
viii of the late p. s. Bennett, Of which
he Is executor. lie was IN consultation
this afternoon with Judge Cleveland Of
the probate court. 4 new demurrer
was filed in the superior court today by
counsel for Mrs. Bennett, widow of p
$. Bennett. The demurrer was 10 the
answer Tecertly entered by MIR. Bryan
10 the suit for construction of the Ben
nett viii.
Mr. Bryan said he had informed
Judge Cleveland that all parties inter
es5ed in the win have agreed upon a
plan for the disposal of the personal
estate. which. however, has nothing to
do with the matters now in litigation.
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POINTS TOWARD SCOTT.
Important Testimony Given in the
Train Wrecking Case.


Train Wrecking Case.
Cripple Greek. Colo, Feb. 25.-After
the introduction of evidence was con-
Guided by the prosecution today in the
conspiracy case against miners union
leaders, Sherman Parker, Thomas FOs-
ter and w T. Davis. charged with at
tempting to wreck d Florence & Grip
pie Creek passenger train, the court
ordered Davis discharged, A motion
that the charges against Parker and
Foster also be dismissed was denied.
j. G. Scott, special agent for the
Florence & Cripple Greek railroad, was
on the stand and corrOborated the tes-
timony of Special Agent Sterling of
the Mine owners association concern
ing the alleged crime and arrest of the
defendants.
Conductor Rush Of the train the men
are charged with attempting to
wreck, testified today that Scott asked
him at what point train-wreekefs
would most likely try 10 ditch a train
on his road. This is considered the
most important admission drawn out
in the cross examination, as IL tends
to prove, so the defense. claims, that
others than union men made the at
tempt at train wrecKing.
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what the compensation of the members
Of the commission viii be, but it is
known that the president intends that
they shall be well paid for their seTF-
ices- The Proba bility seems now TO be
thar the president viii send the ap-
pointments to the senate tomorrow.
San Francisco, Feb. 25.-City Engi-
Reer G. F. GTunsky today received a
telegram from President Roosevelt ask
ing if he would accept a place on the
Panama canal commission. NIr.
Grunsky states that he viii immediate
~ notify the president of his accept
aBce. He says that he proposed TO pay
particular attention 10 the improve
ment cf sanitary conditions on the
isthmus before the work of canal con-
struction is actively begun.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-02-26

Begins with the symptoms of COM
mon cold. there is chiiliness. sneezing,
sore throat. hot skin. quick pulse,
hOarSeness aud impeded respiration.
Give frequent small doses Of Ballard 5
Horeh0urd syrup 0he child win cry
for f0. and at the first sign of crouPy
cough apply frequently Billiards. Snow
Liuiment to the throat
Mrs. 4. Nliet. New Castle. Colo
writes March IS. 1901. Il think Bal
Iaud's HoTEhound Syrup q wonderful
remedy and so pleasant CSC, SOC and
Si0o. Sold by Z, c. NJ. T. drug depart
uleDt.
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CHEERS FOR BALFoUR.

London Feb. Premier Balfour,
who Oh his first appearance today in
the house OF commons since his illness
was greeted with warm cheers, reply
ing to~a question. confirmed the state
meut made in these dispatches Feb. 20
that there was no truth in the reports
that Great Britain intended 20 seize
certain points on the Spanish coast IN
the event OF a continental war.
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which Ham was treasurer. were az
fected, as well as those Of the security
company.
New York, Feb. 25.-President Henry
L Lyman of the American Security
company said today that Wallace H.
Ham had been the Boston agent Of
the company for nearly seven years,
and was highly recommended when he
secured the position. The Boston
branch Office Of the American Security
company is considered the most ip-
portant IN the country and the volume
of business which il trsDsacts is eROF-
nous. It is said Ham has made a full
confession.
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Tense had admitted all the allegations
Of the Indictment This brought Charles
a. Douglas to his feet who denied that
this was so. After some wrangling
Justice Pitchard told the jury that they
understood how the matter was and
directed Mr.. Conrad to proceed.
Mr.. Conrad attacked the statements
made on the stand By. Mr. Lawrence
regarding his first examination of the
Croft fastener in 1895 and said that
they are not borne out by the circum-
stances surrounding If.
When Mr.. Conrad concluded this aft
ernoon Justice PTitehard announced
that he would deliver his charge to the
jury tomorrow morning,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-02-26

Practically all Of the troubles peculiar
to women are due in the beginning TO
oEer-strained and weakened nerves
Paine's Celery Compound nourishes and
restores the nerves and makes them
strong enough to stand the strains. And,
through the nerves (the only scientific
course. it stops and cures the diseases
that afflict so many women.
To discouraged women IL gives back
blessed health and JOY of life. It posi-
lively cures Heart Trouble. PaIpitatioH.
Neuralgia. Indigestion, Dizziness Weak
ness and Insomnia. Tt restores lost
strength. It purifies the blood, and is
certain cure for bad or muddy complex
ions. IN a word Paine-s Celery Com
pound gives New Life to women who are
aiiing and Respondent.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-02-26
MEANING OF CONSPIRACY
More Argument Against the Bill
Fathered by Grosvenor.

Washington. Feb. 25.-DanieI Dayen-
port of Bridgeport. Conn.,. representing
;ts an attorney the American Anti Boy
colt association. the Chicago Building
Trades Council and the National Build
ing Trades association. made an ex-
tended argument before the house. COM
mittee ora judiciary today against the
Grosvenor bin to limit the meaning Of
the word conspiracy and the use Of
restraining orders and injunctious Mr.
Davenport stated that he was assiciat-
ed with James N. Beck. who presented
an argument 20 the committee yester-
DAY along the same lines. Mr.. Daven-
port is TO be questioned BY the repre-
seDtaUves of labor who favor the bill
at the conclusion of his general argu-
ment.
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vTCTIM FRoM OHIO

Cincinnati O., Feb 25.-A special to
the Times-Star from Sandusky, O.,
says that Captain avery Henderson.
well known in military circles and for
merry chairman OF the Republican
state executive committee Of Ohio,
resident OF SandusSv was killed by
suowslide at Roosevelt, Ida, yesterday.
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REAcHFp CO. sTAeE.

Louisville. Ky. Feb. 25.-The strike of
200 butchers uf the Louisville Packing
company. controlled bE he C,vdshys over
a wage difference. has reached an acute
Meat Cutters union. announcing that il
the demands are not erauteI he viii call
out every butcher employed hY The Uud-
ahy Interests an over the United States
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TITLE TO CANAL
MUST BE CLEAR
Agent May Be Sent to Paris to
Make investigation.
TALK WITH SECRETARY SHAW
RATIFICATIoNs SIGNED By
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT.

Washington. Feb. 25.-The president
to6ay signed the ratification 10 be ex-
The republic Of Panama on the isthmian
canal treaty. The exchanges viii be
made at the state department between
Secretary Hay, acting for the United
States and Mr. BuBau-N arilla the
minister Of Panama. The president
himself does not sign treaty. Subse-
qJentiy a proclamation viii be issued
by the president announcing the con-
clEsion of the convention and putting
1t into effect
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-02-26

Trace every disease or pain
{ to the TRUE CAUSE. Pain is J
: only the sign or symptom. It !
: is idle to treat the pain itself.
< The only true cure for suffering !
is the Cura that CURES ]
E THE TRUE Weakness !
( of the INNER Nerves.
< Professor Edward z. Phelps II. D., 1
Z n. ID. of Dartmouth college. !
< Famous DiscoveTer of Palues 4
x Celery Compound.
4 \ = = Z 4 4 < 7 Z = \ 4 \ = < 4 <
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STORM BREWING.

Astoria. Ore. Feb. 15---Weather Oh
server Ellis reports tonight that a storm
OF unusual character is brewing Oft ths
Oregon and Washington coast. Warn
ings have been displayed az the mouth
of the Columbia river.
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LIE IMPRIsoNMENT.

san Francisco. Feb. 25.-Edward De
Labrousse, who shot and killed Marie
Jordan and shot himself. was tonight
convicted Of murder in the hrss degree.
with the penalty fixed at imprisonment
for ilfe.
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cured. I feel that 7 would not be alive
today but for Paine's Celery Compound
MISS CLARA FOWLER, 1896 n nth St
Des Moines, Ia. Sept p 1s13--Paine's Gel
cry Compound is a blessing to suffering
women. have been q. constant suffer
er from various ailments until 7 was in
duced TO try Paiues Celery Compound
I am glad to say that it has done more
for me than any other medicine ] ever
used. MRS IT. A CARTER
1917 Maple st.
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PAssEp 10 BILLs.
Senate Shows 8 Disposition to Do Real
Work.

Washington. Feb. 25.-The senate to-
day passed both the agricultural and
legislative, executive and judicial ap-
preparation bills. An amendment 20 the
agricultural bill suggested by Mr.. Hey
burn of Idaho caused an animated dis
cussion. it contemplated supervision Of
interstate commerce so as to prevent
the transfer of plants or seeds frauGu-
lently marked from one state to an-
other. The amendment started a de-
bate on patriotism. 1t was ruled out
or point OF order
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ENOUGH FoR RRYAN.

Jackson, Miss, Feb. 25.-The lower
mousse of the Mississippi legislature to-
day voted down almost unanimously
resolution 10 invite ". J. Bryan 10
address the legislature
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Discouraged Women Find Blessed.
Health and Strength in Paine's
Celery Compound.

The strains that fan to woman,s lot
can be met only by strong and healthy
nerves. Her nerves are more delicate
than a man's--they feel the strain Of Hfc's
affairs more keenly.
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chelmsford

g. s. HOLMES, Proprietor.
New and elegant IN ali its appoint
ments; go rooms. single and en- suite =
rooms with bath.
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EVERY ONE OF MRS. ARNoLD's
SYMPTOMS

had, as its real cause. Weakness. of the
Inner Nerves. and the resultant weak
ness fthe various organs Of the body.
all of which depended directly on Nerve
Force.
Paine's. Celery Compound Cured the
Real Cause.
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NOMINATED ron CONGRESS.

Ninth Indiana distriet-Charles
lands. Republican, reHomiHated.
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II yeu arr going to Kansas City. So
Louis. Chicago, New York. or any pOin
East OF south. see that your ticket reEdH
vis Missouri Pacific Railway.
Elegant Coaches. Quick Time and Su-
perb Track make this line the People
Favorito Route
The Oely line reaching Hot Springs
Arkansas. the Carlsbad OF America. For
maps information etc, call On or ad~
c. a. TRIP, C. 2. & P. A.
I8s ". ID South. salt Lake CITY. Utah
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Accept This Letter From Grateful Girl"
CELERY COMPOUND
Awful Fear Sudden Death from Her Her Hear. Weakness, snn

You will realize. as you read Mrs. ar
nold's letter. that the worst of all her '
sufferings was the grim forebodings Of
sudden death.
Every tired, worried, overstrained wO-
man knows these morbid fancies and >
fears which are the direct result of run =
down nerve system and lack of nerve vi =
more nor less >
Paine's Celery Compound restored her =
nerves to strength. and, in turn, the =
nerves at once restored to her mind the =
brighter outlook, and to her heart the >
healthy action that Mrs Arnold acknowl- =
edges with so much gratitude =
= = = = = = = ? : = = = , = y = 4
Mrs. Arnold Suffered From
= Heart Disease. Palpitation. Sinking
y Feelings Neuralgia, Nor
= bid Brooding.
= HER LETTER:
1S6 Crown Street. New Haven.
= December p 1903.
y please accept this letter from CRATE
= full girl P9ine's Celery Compound
: has lifted from my mind the fear
that haunted me for years-the fore
= boding of sudden death by heart
L family on my mothers side have
been taken off without a minutes
? warning
y 81 had palpitation ST the heart every
time tried to do active work. and I
could not go upstairs without the
= awful sinking feeling-as if in an
. other second ] would be dead.
Doctors bled me several times and
? another doctor told me that my tr0u-
= bic was neuralgia Of the nerves of
the heart, which We're breaking
down. I did not have the courage TO
= abandon doctors. but without saying
= anything I took the advice of a
friend. who sent me a book about
Paine's Celery Compound in which
= there was letter from a lady whose
case was almost exactly like mine
81 took the Celery Compound regular
~. and il is two months now since
= my husband and I agreed that it was
a complete cure.
4 j can almost run upstairs now. which
I did not dare 10 try for years L
= have no more sinking spells or pal
= pitation. and my heart beats as
sound and regularly as my hus-
bands.
MRS. Z. CHURCHILL ARNOLD"