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The daily tribune., 1904-09-28

ti8. 80 to Albuquerque. N. n. and
return via the Santa Fe account New
Mexico Territorial Fair. Tickets on
sale Oct. 3 to II inclusive. return
limit October ~.
sast A g. Palmer. Agent.
The daily tribune., 1904-09-28

A tsrnip Weighing ~ pounds In
the display window Of the Chamber
Of Com uercs attracts she Atssntion Of
the passsrby. Il was grown % the
rsooh Of J. n. shoss's as the hsad Of
Nswiin Orssk snd 10 ealy . sample Of
what can b. srewn in thas vicinity.
The daily tribune., 1904-09-28
To the Ladies Of Florence.

] Am In your pretty city introduc.
ing the famous Holiem Shoulder Brace
sud combination Skirt supporter. .
twentieth CENTURY substitute for the
conf OF. though worn with IL - we'll.
II not only sivsa one the erect md
graceful figure OF . model. but forces
deep breathing which 10 20 essential
to clear complexion and . long life.
II sives men the training equal 70
the army. and prevents the smother.
ing Of the lungs 70 common with
school chilaren. Lady agents want
cd. Mrs. n. l.. Trieg.
Gen. Delivery.
The daily tribune., 1904-09-28

The followipg we're passs 1ssrs to
Pnsblo this morning to attend the
6tats fair: Mr.. and Nrs. n. 3.
lewis. J. A. McOasdlea and dssGht
Or Dora. n. H. Moon and Aiss Anna
XcCopusll.
The daily tribune., 1904-09-28
Special Rates.

Tuesdays and SATURDAYS during o.
tober, rate els. % Florence to Kansas
City and st. Louis and return via D.
q r. g. and connections Limit ID
days from date sale. Continuous paa.
sage and good In coaches only. For
further information see
o. Nenzel.
2l.l6s Agent. d. & r. g
The daily tribune., 1904-09-28

The Union Oil company shot we'll
No. yesterday afternoon. The we'll
he'd bssn sunk 70 depth Of three
thousaud aud Aftssn fses without en-
countsrins oil but had allied up BY
seepaes 20 the depth Of 800 fest
The we'll 10 located . miIs and .
half south Of Florence. A plog
was dropped down the we'll reaching
70 the point to b. dynamited whi.h
vas about $500 fest from the toy. A
TIN tube contiauing introslyosrine
and dyAmisa and Weighing 80 lbs
was then lowered TO the top Of the
plug and exploded BY means Of .
fuse. The affair created some excite
msnt yesterday aftsrnoon and oil
magnates. independent operators and
stock holders were discussing the pro-
babls results last night. Shooting
wells in this nsld seldom sooomplis l..
o. results owing to the shale forma.
tion. The impact Of the shook usu-
ally causes the shAls 70 pack.
The daily tribune., 1904-09-28
Notice Of the Annual Meeting II
the Stockholders Of The Union
Ditch Company.

fI'I
Notice 10 hereby given that the
annual meeting Of the Stock khoIden
Of The Union Ditch company Of
Fremont county. Colorado. will Be
held at the office Of DR.. L. L. Percival
In the cisy Of Florence. Colo on
tha 10Th day Of October 1904. At
O'Clock. p N. for -the purpose Of
slecting Directors for the ensuing year
and to make the annual assessment on
the stock and for any other business
that may properly come before the
L. L. Percival. Pres.
A q. Danforth. Sec'y.
Dstsd Florence. Colo Sept. 10. 1904.
l4-40.
The daily tribune., 1904-09-28

Through sleeping cars daily between
Pueblo and st. Louis via the Santa
Fe in connection with the Wabash.
u A q Palmer. Agent.
The daily tribune., 1904-09-28

M. n. ,. rheass I'D - Jssss
whe havs bsss III With typhoid tsvss
for ths psss nessh ars rapidly rsoev.
srins.
The daily tribune., 1904-09-28

Dstag ~ 3sws1sys - usesl
vssh - Z. =. Hsvslh. aasau1assts1
ssszassssA. sn
The daily tribune., 1904-09-28

rAs parsats q n. Haesss NJ ~
tssday Ssr their heos aftsr ~
vesks visit With their -.
The daily tribune., 1904-09-28

Mssris BlsDbsrg y aGsis - ~
seasA ais ". Asis. VIA ~ Atgs.
- aaFtst petss ses jssA - aa
.kisls q nssal. - u
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Mibs Dsvls y sas1esA = ~
hans - sseansa
The daily tribune., 1904-09-28

A psominsst gentleman who ooss
not care TO have HE name mentioned
Lost his pocketbook snrouss 70 the
coanty fair Last week. Il Wa svi.
IDENTIFY the work Of pick pockets who
abound ct this ssason Of the year on
every train. When going 70 the
county fair lie . good plan 70 travel
incoe or ssw your money to the sole
Of your shoe.
The daily tribune., 1904-09-28

IT, GDasay sso01nsensu sse 6oWn
49, Oaass Oley tstaay Issktoe ssss
~ ] sst1as1 ssaA. Tns ssaA viii -
visWsa fFo0 RsstlasA - fnf - ths
osda oSrinO - asasehssas6 eas.
4 hsavy efaas viii - svssssos 80
0any inpssvsosaes oess. IT, 49,
tsaa ~ ~ ~ bsiAGs . YosF
Mill viii - ~ o.. ..
The daily tribune., 1904-09-28

@. ". 0oith writes Sroa Chas-
-. y. H.. - hsvs the rribsss
forwarded at noos. He isfsss shss
hts Rlee 49, friends may look Ter
. lu01se q vsuisoe ssy tine. The
papss y nailsd - requested. LIE .
pasacsa sos the fellow away fro0
hoos. . gsids 10 the yosng . solsos
y ths aosA ssd Tbs hi,sd girls rsf-
ues.
The daily tribune., 1904-09-28

OTOLEN- From the front porch Of Sol east
- Second street Saturday night, lady's En-
sign bicycle; reward, return to above number.
s2l6
The daily tribune., 1904-09-28

WANfED-Woman for chamber work and
w one for ssneral housswork. Apply At
Hotsl Lennon, 1873
The daily tribune., 1904-09-28
Classified Advertisements
WANTED

yNANTED-AM kinds of second hand eoods,
w, Highest price paid. d. knapp, 5k wort
Main. $3-t1
The daily tribune., 1904-09-28

Phens red 8bl.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-19
IatmrrdtbieI.

Der ruTii4e 6orIher' 6. q. Berg
bat ipdbreno Der lebten Sabre an aiuei
Der sr0Bisn inneraiiatii4 en Seen
iorefdlti9e llnterfuhunsen porgenomz
men, bic mertpiiroige Greebnine ges
babt baben. 3unddit ipuroe an benz
Mraliee fcItgeEslt. baB bic WaHcr
biefesgedens in elmer merflihen Stei=
gung beariffen limb. Wdbreno Der
Sabre 1850 bis 1885 mar Der Spieael
bes Nroliees IAnea gsfallen. aber leit
benz Snbr 1891 1T er, pie li1 ieBt fat
ermitteln lahsn. FprtgeieBt in einem
Ourhihnitt bon 20 Gentimetsf ieoes
Sabr eeitieaen. Is lit nun boot aufs
faaenD, baB Die 6orIhungen am Bal
taiA zSee auf Elm gang GbnlilSeS Yerz
balten fhlieben laHen. 6riiber mar
bies uneeheure 8eten in elmer Ihein=
Bar idneIen Mustrudnung begriffen,
bat fi9 jebt aber nieber gu erpeisern
begonnen. lleberaa bemertt man am
liter StGmme unb BiiTde BON pap=
peln. Die bis 5u erbebliher 0Dbe i'm
WaHer iteben; ouBerbsm inb mebrere
friibere 9olbinfeln 81 SnIeln selporz
ben, unb Die Strabe bon Wierni nah
&arafol itebt gang unier MaFer. Duff
falenb lit bic MrmHtb bes 8altaI9s
Sees an tbierifhem Geben. Berg
fanD BARN nut apei 6if1arten. bon
beneE Die cine. Elm Barfd, nllr in bie5
fem See portommt. 0ie tieferen 81
pdfer finb %poufommen perobet, peSer
irgenb zine Muidel nod elm Wurm III
BARN 81 finben. Gin peiterrs MGtb-
lei oes 9altaih : Sees lit. baB er 3e;ts
peife in monden Sbeilen sroBe Mlen<
gen BON fiiBem WaiTer aufpeiit, OBJ
glei6 er gang abfluBlos 1T. gu err
fldren pdre bieie grideinung nur
bur9 bic Qnnabme, baB aablreiHe uuz
terieeifde Queuen porbanben jinb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-19
Ole giaa gurobsis In Rom.

en- benz berrlihen part Der @ina
8orgbele. ben papit Yauls V. Neffe.
Der tunltliebenoe Cardinal Scipio
9orgbe{s> in benz ausli1tsreihen big
ligen @ebist Dor Der norblihen Staots
mauer Homs. 5fpiiden Der @ia 6las
minia unb Der Wia Safaria, an9elegt
bate unb Der infoloe bes 8ermogenss
perfaus Der fiiritlihcn SamiIie gum
Offeniliden Yefib aelporben lit, fol- auf
Soften Der Hrone Elm Oenfmal fir ben
&Onig 6rmbert erridtet lper0en. nab
benz lie f~ortan officien .@ina llmberto
prlmo" 0%enannt pirb. Der Magiltrat
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-19
Die 8iIIo Borgbele.

beobIidtiat. fe nit ben Dffentli6en
anlagen bes Yincio 81 perbinben, bic.
~alerbin9S in betroAtlid boberem Hi.
oeau gele9en, nur burh Die 4urelianis
Ide Stabtmduer uno bic bieielbe um,
jltbenoe StraBe bon i1r getrennt linb.
Die Wina umfobt 677,71 Quoorots
meter on 0ebol3en, WieIen unb We'
gen. reierpirte @Grten unb portanlas
gen in elmer Musbegnuug BON 141,300
Qudoratmeier unb ben oroben, BON
Sudsbaum unb ompbitbeotralilden
Steiniiben eingefaBten Renns uno
Spielplab, aenonnt pia55o oi Siena,
Der eipo 10000 Quabroimeter arob
1T. Do3u fommen $4,000 Quobrots
meter Weldnbe. bos unter llmltGnben
in Mnloaen Su oermanoeln III, uno
$4,000 Quobratmeier leue WeQe unb
pfdbe. Sn Der @i1o befinoen iih
iiinl3ehn @ebduoe, unb mebrere nclIc
iollen auf Gtootsfoften our Mufnobme
Der iioatlihen NntitenIammiun0sn err
rihtei iperben.
Die Giobt bat 10000 oirs benz
2onbpiribidofisminilier 3abIen milf
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-19
Sdffsfs 9 10 s.

StubioIus Siiffsl (uuf einem MuSs
Hus): sd babe es ia INNER oeioet,
oub 5rauen niemols ridiige. pollipers
ibiae Observation-Disclosures psrben."
8ummel: .9efpeilel"
Siiffel: Run. feb bod. bort briis
ben itsben elm paar Stubenfinnsn am
Drummer uno trinten faftif6 MaI=
Ter"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-19

ongenpmmen. RunseE bsgriinpete Die
Ni9tannabme Der Mus3eidnung bas
nit, bab er ais 8eamter nur feline
pflidt getban; baFiir bafe er Iein Sc
bait be3osen. Gins Mus5eidnuns anz
5unebmen, bic er nd1 leiner lleber5eus
grn9 ni6t uerbient babe, piberlpreAe
leiner lleber5eugung.
2op n. 9as q bis 3idbrige 566=
terden bes Oadoeders Wintelmann.
bas einise 3eit unbeauFiid.ist mar.
fam pGbreno Dieier 3eit benz Jeueg
auf benz SCRIBE gu maize unb erlitt
f1redlide 8ranbpunoen am gan5en
aOrper. SIN bieli9en 3r~antenbauie.
ipobin bas 8inb non sebraht pOroen
mar. lit es ~geItorben.
u unon. 8eim Ranoiren murs
be Der Wei1eniteler Sdob atf Dem
9abnbofe bier iiberfabren. Der Idrper
Ierlebte muroe nad Staraaro ms
&rantenbaus gebraht, poIelbIt er
ftarb, gerabe on ieinem @eburtstooe.
Gr mar Batter bon brei tleinen Sim
bern.
4ropina S4resmio S~borlfeiu.
MItono. Die in Der fleinen
MiiblenitraBe bierlelbit po6nenDs
Wittpe 5infe i~fiirste mad ShluB oss
@oltsconcerts in Saaebiels Stabilize
ment in Sombura beim Netreten zines
unbenubten buntlen Nebeniaales cine
Treppe binab unb irug einen S6dbel=
bru6 unb f9ipere innere @~erlebunaen
bapon. an beren 6olgen lie eeItorben
lit.
grenfen baaen. 0olbene
0oh3eit feierte bas Gbepaor @rabe.
Dee3bull. @enoarmerieipa6t=
meiiter Humpf bate iih bic .Sonb am
0ufeiien ieines Dienltpierbes beIdGs
piet; bolo trot 8lutpereiftuna bin5u,
on oeren 6olgen er lofort ltarb.
@orbing. Sn einem in Der fog.
GngenItrdbe gelegenen Wobnoeb1ube
beS 1ii6lermeilters Weineri brod auf
nod ni6t dlIgetldrte WeiIe 6euer aus,
bos erit bemsrtt puroe. ais bic nob
benz Obergel6ob fiibrenbe 2repps be-
reits bronnte. fobob benz bort mobnens
ben Seller annn neblt 6rau uno 3ipei
Ainbern I'm utter bon ! BIS 8 Sdbrcn
bic Retiung iiber bic Treppe niht mebr
m0Qlih mar. Dem damn Qelono Der
Sprlng ourb oas 6eniter obne erbebs
lidje Werlebuno. Wepor ober bic Jroli
Die ainoer bindblaHcn uno oonn iets
Der Iplgtn lonnle, brad lie I'M erIiidens
ben Nouh 3uIommen uno oae orei
Idnben ben Fob in ben 6lommen. Der
beoduernsipertbe @Demonn mohie IN
ieirer Ner5uei ilunQ einen Gelb imor0'
perfu6. inbem er fid iiber Die Yulss
aoer Idnitt.
G d. Gie 3icmonts
0o15eit I~eierten inter 8ablrei6er DC
tbeiliounQ bic Gbeleuie Gteffen 8ebn
unb Grou bier. Tenielben ioirbe baS
@nobengeldent bon 30 Wort iiber,
reidt.
WellinqsbutteL. Die Gbes
Iente Gobrs %beoingen bos 5eit Der oias
montcnen 0of3eit. Dem S~ubelpaare,
imNlter bon SD, bt3ip. SO Sabren. pels
DIES iih nod forperli6er uno eeiItiaer
Irilhe %erfreut, ipuroe Die Gbeiubis
lGumsmeooile perIieben.
- Scene
Ipislte lih bicfer 2oge in Der yidbe oeS
GuobobnbofeS BON 6ilebne, propin5
YoIen. ob. @eipohner ieaes Staots
i6eils 6oricn piOBII6 IN ben Qiiften
bos .0eiI Dir I'M Gieseriron3". beglsiz
let bon ben 20nsn einer 3itb5armps
Mia. erida0en. Gle llsbetroihlen
|loben no6 obsn uno e~eiootrien nun
elnen quitboton. Der IN rrr Nidiung
nod) 0rsu5 in eetiuoer 0obe idnea
~poriibcr5o9 ulo fliuf perionen tug,
bic nit troItioeu 0chlen bic Noiionals
anmne anltimmien. Die potriotiiden
,GegIer Der Qiifte" lanbeten ipdtcr
oIiidlih in Der Ndbe elmer ileiuen Srt=
ihoft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-19

zen, bomii CT ouf bic 9bireiunQ zines
1beils Der 0ida au fonoipirtbihoftlis
den llnterrihtsSipeden prr5idteie, bic
er ouf @runb elmer unporIidtioen
alauiel bes @eiebes forDerte. Nuh
font brinqt Der neue geFb fir Die
Staot nibt unerbebli6e 2oItsn nit
Tin. Die Meparoturer, bic Grbultung
uno 8edufiihtiguno lperoen nidt gez
ringe Soften peruriuden.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-19

-8osboft. SdouipieIer: ~0e=
tern purben mir Die pferbe auSgez
lpannt!" Grititer: mOa pouten Sic
aepiB in's Sbeater fabren2"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-19

Inter Gpibbuben. .Wie
picl bait On benn beim lebten Oieb=
itabl mitgenommen. Qudi2" nHd
10 fir - 5ebn Wonat"i"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-03-08

tRIASHINGTON, March To-day =
wv cross examination Of President
Smith. which CLOSED this after
noon. failed to develop any new evil
dence OF great Importance and bearing
while Smith was OF the stand. and was
devoid Of heretofore sensational fca-
lures. Responding to inquiries calcu-
lated to show the degree Of influence
exercised over him by Smoot President
Smith said the apostles of the church
had no authority nor power to advise
him as to his personal acts, and that
bmoot had never approved Of his meth
DDS Of life, conniVed at them, or spoken
about the matter in any way. Answer
ing Chairman Burrows, Smith said
SmOOt had never protested against his
manner Of living.
Friends of SmoOt do rot regard as
particularly damaging the evidence
given by the first witness produced by
the prosecution. Mrs. Mabel Barber
Kennedy. to prove that officers of the
Mormon church continued 10 perform
plural marriage ceremonies after the
manifesto.
The witness was 20 hazy in her rec
objection Of essential particulars con-
corning her Identification of Apostle
Brigham Young. alleged TO have per-
formed the marriage ceremony by
which she became the plural wife of
James Francis Johnson at Juarez. Mex
leo. i'm 1894. that her testimony. in the
opinion OF Shoots friends, is Of little
value. and indicates 10 them that the
prosecution has but flmsy foundation
for its charge that the church has con
tinued 10 solemnize plural marriages
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-03-08

terial which IL was possible 10 send over
the single Limo TRANSPORTATION railroad
have been used for the Strengthening OF
Port Arthur and points III Manchuria.
leaving Nladivostok with old type guns
Of short range II is reported lnaL
VladivOstOk is in-supDlied with provisions
and necessarieS.
Japs Stinting Themselves.
No more war news from the far east
is published this morning. Dispatches
from Toxic speak OF the sacrifices being
made by the Japanese nation. AccordinS
to the Daily Chronicles correspondent az
Toxic the mikado is abanuOning all lux
Uries. the court following his example.
and all are going 10 live abstemiOusly
until the war is ended.
The Kobe correspondent of the Daily
Express SAYS the crown prince OF japan
and Prince ATisugaWa are going TO the
seat Of war.
other dispatches say that public and
private concerns are all curtailinG eN-
penses in order TO aid the government
in the prosecution of the war.
According to the ChefOo correspondent
Of the Morning Post it is expected that
the Japanese viii reach the left bank OF
the lower Yalu about March TO- A large
force of Russians is strongly entrenched
on the hills in the Antuag district ao-
jacent and parallel 10 the river Their
position is similar TO that which tho
Beers held on the TuSela river.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-03-08
REPEAL OF TIMBER AND STONE
ACT URGED UPON THE PRESIDENT

Washington, March THE commission
appointed BY the president on Oct. 90,
1903. consisting OF W. A Richards, COM
missioner of the general land office; Gif-
ford Pinchot. chief forester of the depart
ment of agriculture. and f. II. Newell.
chief engineer of the reclamation serV-
ice. to make suggestions regarding revi-
sion of the laws relating to public lands,
has ,made to the president a partial re-
port which was sent to congress today.
II recommends the repeal Of the timber
and stone act ard the substitution Of suit
able provisions for selling. after appraisal.
the timber on public lands that Is needed
in large or small quantities for industrial
purposes
The committee also recommends the re-
peal Of the law permitting assignment OF
entries under the desert land law. and
urges the Importance Of a more careful
administration OF law. especially as 10
those provisions relating TO obtaining an
adequate permanent water supply. IT adj
vocates the restricting OF the commute
ton clause Of the homestead entry. where
such entries are located within forest
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-03-08
NEGRO LYNCHED By OHIO MOB
People of Springfield Storm the Jail and Wreak Ven
geanoe Upon CoIored Man Who Had Killed
Policeman.

OPRINGFIELD. O., March "A mob
of 500 men gathered at the county
Jail tonight with the avowed pur-
pose OF lynching Richard Dixon Of Gym
thiana, KY, negro, who shot Police
man Charles Collins yesterday. At S:3l
Sheriff Floyd Routzahan appeared at
the jail steps and pleaded with the mob
TO disperse, but he could be heard with
difficulty His appeal was Intellectual.
and he was compelled 10 go within.
Collins was shot by Dixon Sunday
morning while the latter was in his
room i'm hotel here removing his bag
gage. He had decided To quit the place
and, fearing trouble with Anna Corbin.
a woman with whom he was acquaint-
ed, Dixon asked Collins to go 20 the
hotel with him. While i'm his room
Dixon and Miss Corbin quarreled, and
Dixon is said to have shot her in the
breast The policeman then attempted
to arrest Dixon. when the latter fired
into the officers body, infiicting fatal
wounds.
The Mob Got Him.
At II O'Clock the negro. Richard Dixon.
was taken from the jail and shot to
death i'm the jail yard and the body was
taken from there TO the corner OF Main
street and Fountain avenue and hung
highsto a telegraph pole where the mob
spent the next half hour Kidding the body
with bullets from several hundred re-
Yolvers.
The mob forced an entrance to the jail
by buttiug in the east doors with rail-
road iron. At 1880 the mob melted rap
Jay ana II Vas the seReral OPINION mat
no more attempts would be made TO force
an entrance.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-03-08

~ LADIVOSTOk. March1.-Last night
v passed quietly. The inhabitants
and troops are in unusually high
spirits. A strict search is being made
throughout the town for Japanese. The
police have posted placards on the
walls offering q reward for information
as to the whereabouts of the japanese
and threatening trial by courtmartials
any person found guilty of cOncealing
them.
Outside of killing woman and wound
ing a few men yesterdays lombard
ment Of VladivOstock by the japanese
fleet did no material damage. The
wooden cottage of an artisan was the
only building wholly destroyed. 1t was
pierced by shell from a 12-inch gun.
which. after traversing the roof and
wall, fell in the yard, killing the UO-
man previously referred to-
Shell Exploded in House
In the quarter of the city called the
dirty corner" a shell fell on the house
of Colonel Shukof without exploding.
1t traversed a bedroom, destroying
stove, and penetrated the wall. 1t final
ly burst near the regimental safe,
which was standing in the courtyard.
A sentry guarding the safe was covered
Win lnuQ BUl Was lAlL lLJQAHA- L@NA-
IDENTIFY fearing an outbreak of fire. the
sentry shouted: Help Save the regi-
mental cOlors." which We're in the
house. These ultimately We're brought
out by the coloners wife and the sol
diers.
Five sailors were slightly wounded
by the explosion of d shell in the court
yard of the Siberian naval barracks.
Outside of these casualties no one
was killed or injured and there was no
outbreak of fire anywhere in the city.
The fact that the Russian batteries
did not reply 10 the Japanese bonn
bardment was due partially To the
slight chance of hitting the enemy's
warships at such a long range and par
TALLY to desire not to betray the posi-
ton of the batteries.
1t is now thought that the attacking
squadron consisted of a battleship, four
armOred cruisers and two unprotected
orI1iSgrC
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-03-08
POLYGAMY AN AFTER-THOUGHT
Brigham Young Alleged to Have Had the Revelation
Nine Years After the Death of Prophet
Joseph Smith. Sr.

by Brigham Young i'm 1852, mine years
after the death OF Joseph Smith, who
never had but one wife,
The telegram continues: Statements
TO the contrary are false. ASK Smith
to show any children from any of the
alleged plural wives of the first Joseph
Smith. The courts have decreed that
the Utah Mormon church is not like
the church organized by Joseph Smith.
and that the first Mormon chureh's
successor is the Reorganized Latter
day Saints, headquarters at Lamont
Ia. consisting Of 1000 honorable mem
bers who do not believe in nor practice
polygamy. The Mormon covenants
were changed in 1876. ard what pur-
ported TO be the polygamy revelation
was inserted. The original book does
not contain such a doctrine. If you will
examine section -, Book of Mormon.
page i16. YOU viii find il condemns
polygamy in the strongest terms
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-03-08

AkIASHINGTON. March 1.-Chairman
wv Burrows of the senate commit
tee on privileges and elections.
has received from f. f. Shupe. presi-
dent, and A. r. Taylor. secretary Of
the eastern Colorado conference Re-
organized Church OF Jesus Christ of
Latter-day Saints a telegram DENYING
the testimony OF Joseph F. Smith
preSidert Of the Mormon church. that
Joseph Smith, jr., was the originator Of
the doctrine of polygamy. Chairman
burrows has caused SubDoenaes to be
issued for Messrs. Shupe and Tabor
The telegram 10 Senator Burrows de-
clares as untrue the statement of Pres
ldent Smith that revelations command
ing polygamy We're firt given to Joseph
Smith, Jr. IL asserts that Brigham
Young alone is responsible for that
'pernicious doctrine" ard that the
polygamy religion was introduced first
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-03-08
NO LETTERS OF MARoUE.
Americans offered to Prey Upon jap
anese Commerce.

St. Petersburg. March THE ASsOciat-
ed Press learns that the Russian author
tiles have been approached indirectly by
American shipping firms desiring author
ity to fit out privatcers to prey on Japa-
neSe commerce. but that they met with
no encouragement.
In just what form these offers came
or on whose behalf they were made can
not be ascertained. as the government
would not even consider them The ASso-
ciated Press is able TO announce officially
that Russia viii not issue letters OF
marque.
AT a general meeting Of the Red Cross
society held today il was reported that
10000 beds S7O9000 worth of bread and
$4,000 worth of meat had been prepared
for shipment. The funds available for
Red Cross work amounted 20 S3.G0l00e
The scope Of the work during the next
six months contemplates the expenditure
of 81 coo 900