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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-10

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN Bl THE
city council % salt Lake city OF the i'm
tentiou of such council To make the fol-
lowing described Improvement. to-Wit;
Extending and iayius sewer lateral ON
O. street from Third street TO point mid
way between Eighth AMI Ninth streets.
iu sewer district No. Il aud detray the
cost and expense thereof estimated at
two thousand five hundred furty-one
ls254lU0l dollars or l0-lt0 $3.50 dollars per
'front.' or linear feet hy local assessment
for depth ct twenty-five t8) feet upon
the lots or pieces Of ground within the
following described district, being the
district To Le affected or benefited by
said Improvement. namely: AN of lots
and e block 45. AN OF lots 2 and g. block
as, ali of lots ] and s. block IS, all of lots
ard 8 block s., aii OF lots Z and & block
l3, all OF lot and 5. block -. an of lots
and q block 3, all OF lots and 3 block
81. al Of lots 1 and blOck l0l; AN of lots
= and g btocE ie2; all of lot i. block ia,
and ail Of lot . block 1z5, plat ID salt
Lake city survey
All protests and objections to Jhe carry
ing out gr Such Intention must ua pre-
seuted in writing % the city recortter on
or before the 5th day OF july 1891 being
The time sec ov said council when 20 viii
hear and consider SUCH protests ald OBJ
ieCU0ns as NAV De made tnefeto
tiE order ~ che citY council of Salt Lake
Cirv. Etah.
DATED Mav 1Sth 19ot
J S. CEtfCEIOAT- CITY Recorder.
Sewer extension No. l5J,
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n. When The 3eaier takes up The trump
himself me mas the advantage or the DIS
card. especially FOR lone Ramos
30 matter who makes the trump the
PLAYER on the LEFT Of the dealer leads for
the fifst trlCk When q partner has been
called for IT Is usual 10 lead Jhe eUtl
called So that This partner may pe dl7-
III {t s. happens Thar the original leader
Is himself the partner. ne leads TRUMP
as raie. and such "A lead ls generail9
interDreted as a sign that me is she one
called on If player holds Dotn ace aud
king Of the suit called ne may. p ne
pleased. play the kiaS- ~ = oiten -
advantage 30 keep ths opponents guess
ing aud Dc IS some times vel 20 coax inc
maker OF ihe trump % rulf the 1lnei SO
as to get lhe lead.
cam forms of five and seven handed cdclsie
viii see that he Australian game ls se-
ucrior TO either Of them on account OF IT'S
Do he American five hand game an eX-
ira hlld nj three CarOs Is dC1L IOr q
widow and uo TRUMP is turned = player
cording TO toe strength OF his cards ana
his hopes Of finding something IN the
widow.
ne must name. the suit on which he
bids. So that others MAY bid up the same
Sult or bid against hlm ln aholner SUM-
If he gets the play on three. hc takes one
partner at random. without Gaining any
ne he bids four or five tricks. NE has the
choice of two partners. The successful
bidder takes up the widow. selects what
no wants from Do and dlScardS.
IL he intends to- take the widow but no
partners he may bid eight if he is
willing 10 play the earos dealt him Nitn m
ont either widow OF partners. ne mas pa
fifteen. i'm either case he must take an
five tricks. or me loses. some people m
troduce the calling on the ace SO as TO
In Ire American seven hand game. the
whole pack is used seven cdEus pens
dealt to each PLAYER and four ia the Wld-
oW. The PLAYER bidding five tricks takes
two partners if he bios six Or seven
tricks he takes three partners A zone
hand bids ten. and without either WHO"
or partners twenty
Tn both five and seven hand. lle OBJ
poneuts score the nGmber of points pid
il the maker of the trump fails Fifty or
200 points IS game.
The objections to seven hand eQchre are
the necessity for having eNacJlE seven
players. complications about lne pids aio
the proper marking Of the partners
chosen SO chat the players may rene iillCL
VINO tbey are. and the difficulty OF keep
i1g the scores. which usually requires the
services of some person not in me game
-ChiC1gO Inter ocean.
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APPEAL TO UNCLE SAM.
England Wants to Cooperate ia the
Congo Free State.


Congo Free State.
London. June 9-During the discus
sion of the foreign office estimates in
Tie house of commons today Sir Charles
Dixie raised the Question of the admin
istrauou of the Congo state .He dis
GUESSED al length the report "f Roger
Easement British consul iH the Congo
state. and advocated ana appeal TO the
United States to act with Great Britain
lU the matter, pointing out That the
United states was responsible for Che
) aatiov of the Congo Free State. aud
Saying le believed that sucl. co-opera-
lion would DE pregnant with great re-
SuIts.-Sir Charles asked if lu The face
of tine facts admitted by the Belgian
government they had not come Go
"sweep away all the difficulties and
EoTce the government TO act by strong
en- measures than mere words and dis
patches with reference 20 this lOTri0le
scandal"
Other speakers supported Sir Charles
suggestion TO appeal TO the United
States.
The under secretary for foreign al-
fairs. Earl Percy. said The British gov
eminent thought the Congo govern
meUJ would readily recognize the
necessity for a searching inquiry, bat
p The former had been disappointed. The
Congo government imputed 90 Great
I'D. aAa.aIl campaign Oh NaAAAAt-t-r
prompted by trade jealousy. but lhls
was absolutely ridiculous Was 10 pos
sIDle, he asked, In the face of the Congo
governments own testimony 10 avoid
Tie conclusion yhat the refusal 90 make
au inquiry showed that the Belgian
government was afraid of revelations
or would not reform The system which
permitted such atrocities.
Sir Easements report was Communi-
Gated 10 tne United States and 10 the
European powers The United States.
.tasT and Turkey assured the British
government that they would give 90
fheIT earnest consideration. The other
covers said they believed their material
INTERESTS were not sufficient To warrant
active participation i'm the matter. The
congo government latter proposal 10
Investigate the charges made had ai-
tered the situation slightly, but an un-
satisfactory feature of this proposal
was that the Couga governments did
not know what form the investigation
would take or what tribunal would
carry Out any reforms which might De
determined upon.
Earl Percy, after reviewing The situa-
tion iu the Congo state charged off
Ciais with permitting .inseusate. i'm
human cTuelJies 10 be pract.ced in or
der that they might profit by the cole
lection of rubber. IL was the Ques-
ton. said The under secretary for for
eigu affairs. of The existence of the
sovereignty of tfe Congo State. nj thdt
the central government might rest ass
eured. bat The question was the fair
fame Of western civilization che Tepu-
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GIVEN TO THE SICK ON TRIAL.
Z. c. Schramm's Generous Offer
Hyomei Treatment Costs Nothing
Unless It Cures Catarrh.

Many who are I'm need of Hyomci. the
treatment that cures CatarTh without
stomach dosing have not set realized it's
wonderful healing powers. He wants
everyone who Is troubled with cataTrh
or catarrhal colds to get a Hy0mei out
fit from him with the understanding that
il IS absolutely free unless TT cures ca
tarrh and frees the system from germs
of grippe and influenza
The first DAYS use of HT0mei VIII show
by its exhilaratiug and vitaiiziug effects
that 1T is doing good. Use it FOR fuI
month entirely at T. o.. SchIauau's risk.
IF at the end of thirty DAYS you can say
that HEOmei has not helped You. he viii
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drgument.
The complete Hlomei treatment costs
but one dollar ana consists OF 81 inhaler
that can be carried TN tine pocket or purse,
"a medicine dropper. ANA bottle OF IIy0-
mel. The inhaler viii last a lifetime, and
if ono bottle does not cure. cXtta bottles
can be obtained for Sd cents. it Is the
most economical OF aII remedies adver-
Used for the cure OF catarrn nd the
only one where you can obtain % months
treatment from your local druggist that
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For sale by r. e. Schramm druggist.
corner Main and First South streets.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-10
RUSSIANS ADVANCING.
Apparently an Attempt is Being
Made to Relieve Port Arthur.

APpdA entry an ALLS4pt Is Be4IS
Made to Relieve Port Arthur.
London, June 10.-LittIe. news of i'm
portance has reached London from the
seat of war during the last twenty
four hours. and reports that Chinese
refugees from Port Arthur have given
10 the Chefoo correspondents of Eng
lish newspapers do not agree sufficient
ly 10 carry. much weight. According
10 one account the Chinese at Port
Arthur have been given three days i'm
which 10 depart. Thereafter none viii
bee allowed to leave.
The correspondent of the Standard
at Tien Tsin says that China is pre-
pared to assume the civil administra-
Ji0n of the territory the japanese have
conquered
The Daily Nails correspondent at
TIen Tsin learns that 10000 Russian
infantry with several batteries of arr
tillery are entrenched I'm strong pc
sitjOH at PochiCnia- twelve miles south
of Raj Chau. and thirty-tve miles from
New Chuang.
The correspondent of the Daily Mail
at Fusan, telegraphiug june g, says.
THE Russians, apparently taking the
offensive. have reached Suihalleng and
are advancing al0ug the railway. They
are being heavily reinforced
Shanghai kilograms aver tnat the
japanese third army under General
Nogi wiz assault Port Arthur, while
the second army under General Oku
VIII cooperate with General kurokL
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PRESIDENT AGREEABLE.
hIr. Knox VIII Not Resign Until
Next December.

LAA- AAA1& W Al MOI A1S1AA 3 nth
Next December
Washington. June 9.-Just before At
tOuey General Knox left Washington
"a few days ago he called on the pres
ident and told him THAI ne had been
rendered the appointment of United
States senator, to succeed AIr Quay.
and that If the president was willing he
would accept The president told him
that while IL was true that probably
uo other man in the country would
quite hIl the position of attorney gem
eraI as he had filed it,. yet he believed
that his services in the senate would
be exceptionally valuable. not only to
the state of Pennsylvania, but to the
whole country. The president said
during the next session or two of con-
gTess il was "a fair assumption that
there would be considerable construct
i've legislation ON the subject of trusts
and combinations of one character or
another. and i'm that matter Mr.. Knox
would be of greater service than per-
haps any other man could be,
The president is greatly pleased that
Off, Knox viii accept the position. The
latter probably viii not resign as at
1oruey general until congress couvenes
next December
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KURoKrs MOVEMENTS.
Japanese General Again Assumes
the Offensive.

the Offensive.
ST. Petersburg, June 9.-Au japanese
movements are interpreted here as
caused by an attempt 20 hamper as
much as possible whatever movement
General kUr0patkiu may be making TO
help Port Arthur. Not only have the
japanese bOmbarded the west coast of
Lao Tuug peninsula, where the rail-
way runs close TO the shore, making
feiuts of debarkatiOn, but General Ku-
rozi has assumed the offensive east
ward. He has sent an oNerpoWcrlngly
strong column that drove out the Rus
slams from d fortified position at Sal
matte. twenty miles northwest Of
Feng Wang Cheng, inhicting a loss Of
100 men.
The authorities say that they are
without information concerning the
fight at Saimatze beyond the Official
dispatch that was made public tonight
but that the Russian Withdrawal was
quite in accordance with General ku-
ropatkin's prearrauged plan. although
the RUSSIAN losses indicated stubborn
lighting Military CRITICS profess to
De not altogether certain whether Gen
eraI Kur0kis movement means a real
advance or IS simply q feint TO distract
Russian attention from Port Arthur
but they incline 10 the latter view
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pTnNFFR MN

Kansas City, Mo-. June 9-John Nc
Coy, a pioneer of Independence, Mo.
died at his home in that city tonight
aged s. years. In 1850 Mccoy received
from the government q contract for
carrying the first mail that was started
across the plains to Santa Fe The
firm of Mccoy & Lee. of which Mccoy
was a member, QUILTED wagon trains
for the west and south. contracted for
freighting and carried the mails
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-10
PHILANDER KNOX
Is TO BE SENATOR
Attorney General viii Be Ap-
pointed TO Succeed Quay.
NEW BOSS OF PENNSYLVANIA
WILL NOT RESIGN UNTIL CON
GRESS MEETS.

Philadelphia. June 9-Philander c..
knox, attorney general of the United
States, was selected today To an the
seat in the United states senate made
vacant by the death of 81 S. Quay.
1Ie VIII accept and serve 10y appoint
Ueut of Governor Pennypacker until
March g. the date of the expiration of
the late senator's commission. Unless
political complications should arise as
q result of Lodays action, he viii be
elected for the fun term by the legis-
J. tuTe which meets fu January. lt is
expected that Attorney General Knox
E-ill remain iu The cabinet until Decent
her
The selection of Attorney General
Knox came as a surprise 10 the poll
fieiaus of the state, Directly after
Senator Quay died KnoXs name was
among those mentioned for the vacan-
Cy. but as no one came forth TO sup
port il, very little was heard of his
candidacy during the past week. His
name was not considered 10y United
States Senator PenrOse. VINO, as chair
man of the Republican state commit
zee. along with Israel W. Durham the
Philadelphia leader, had the naming of
Guay's successor.
Knox Proposed.
Yesterday afternoon, however. Hem
By e.. Frick of Pitsburg, director
ol the United States steel corporation,
came To this city and formally an
u0unced that the attorney general was
"a candidate for the place, and that he
came here I'm Mr.. Ku0X's interest. AS
The leaders had decided that Allegheny
county, in which Pirtsburg is situat-
IHT rTHl ID nlt-a ra rTaaa ha f-.sr9l 4+ g.
Ihe leaders could have uo objection to
Lhe attorney general.
This caused much agitation i'm the
Iittsburg delegation, which had all
ready named four men for the vacancy.
AT first it was expected that MT Knox
would be opposed, but after q series
of conferences the Pittsburg delega-
tiOn accepted Mr.. Knox
Attorney General Knox. who has a
farm at valley Forge. was En- the city
for short time today and then went
e. the farm of A. j. Cassatt. president
of the Pennsylvania railroad, where
the Farmers club, a dining orgauiza-
lion OF wealthy men, gave a dinner to-
night Among others present were
Senator PenrOse, Mr. FFick. Governor
PeHnypacker, former United States
senator Don O., Cameron and Richard
r. Quay sen of the late senator
After his return from President Cas-
salts farm tonight Senator PenrOse, i'm
commenting on Attorney General
huoXs selection, said:
Governor Pennypacker win appoint
Alr. Knox tomorrow. The attorney gem
eral viii accept the appointment. Mt.
Knox VIII serve out the uneEpired term
of the late Senator Quay and win be
elected for the fun term beginning
March 4 next"
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NEW TRIAL DENIED.

Portland, ore. June 9-lu the cir
cult court Of appeals today. Judge
Bellinger denied the motion of r. a..
and Hosea Weeds for new trial
Sentence viii be pronounced next Tues
day. The Woods were convicted of
conspiracy 60 defraud the government
The case win probably be appealed TO
tie supreme court Of the United States
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-10
RUMoR WAS BAsELEss.
Russia Not Trying for Passage
Through Dardanelles.

St Petersburg. June 10 C.4G a. m.)-The
Ass0ciated Press IS informed officially
that no negotiations are taking place be
tween Russia and Turkey concerning the
passage of the Black Sea fleet through
the DardauelIes.
The Turkish government has affirmed
ps =itively its intention To maintain ucu-
traiity and to observe strictly the obli-
cations of the Berlin treaty.
While diplomatic circles do not believe
ia the existence of danger iu the Bal
kans, yet IL Is thought that Russia viii
not consider reduction of the Black sea
fleet at this time.
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sHELLED THE COAST.
japanese Evidently Landed Another
Body of Troops.

japanese evidently Landed Another
Body Of Troops.
Lao Yang june Ask warships. i'm
Guiding one battieship, participated in
the b0mbardmeut of the coast of the
Lao Tung peninsula. near Kai Chou
after appearing of Guam Tsia Tuur
and Is4ug Tsia Tun they opened fire
as they approached the latter place.
Smelling the coast line between Hud
STA Iuns and Baiosi ebay AT ( i'm
the afternoon they sheIled Russian
scouts near Sian Bantszy and were
Joined at o'clock by eleven other
Warships. two large and one small. Tt
is possible that the demonstration was
made with "a view of landing troops
Railroad communication on the Lao
Iung peninsula is restored as far south
at NaufangO
The euemy's 0utposts were drawn
from their positions ion the Lao Tin
pass ON the Sui Yen road June 6. They
are holding a small pass at MUden Flu,
where the Russians exchanged shots
with the japanese all day June :. De
tails of the skirmish are lacking.
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tatiou Of the creed upon w hose prin-
government appealed mo- less 10 other
powers than 10 the Congo state ITSELF
IL was in this spirit that the Brltish
government hoped the rulers Of the
Congo State would prosecute the i'm
quiry to which they were solmulv and
publicly pledged.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-10
JAPANESE FELL BACK.
Chinese Believe They Have Been
Defeated.

Defeated
Chefo0. June 10-tNoou.) Chinese.
who have arrived here from Takushan.
say that the japanese army OF 10000
men. who landed at Takushau last
month ana proceeded toward Feng
Wang Cheng. presumably to reinforce
General Kuroki, returned to Takushan
May IS.
The Chinese believed that the Japan
csc had been defeated by the Russians,
but Do is regarded here as more likely
that the advance toward Feng Wang
Cheug and return 90 Takushan was
simply a japanese feint.
The Chinese further report that a
small body OF bandits attacked the Jap
auese al Kin Chou and that forty of
the bandits were killed.
10 is also stated by the japanese
that a number of Russian officers have
been court-martiaIed for diVertiHs
funds given Them TO pay Chinese for
transport wagons.
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Road to wealth.

philadelphia Public Ledger)
Hicks-Just think OF the wealth OF
that multi-milliouaire 1T would take
am ordinary man 1000 years 60 earn
that much
Nonsense Before he was 200
years old he'd be commanding $1,000
day in museum
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And iu accordance with law and the
order of the board of directors. made the
DIST day of April 1904 50 many Of the
shares OF each parcel of such stock as
may be necessary will De sold at the Of
flee of the company 16I South Main
street Salt Lake City tab. ON the l4th
day Of June 1884, at the hour of y O'Clock
noon to PAY the delinquent assessment
thereon together with the cost Of adver-
Using and expense of sale.
r. G. CORDEIL, Secretary.
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KURoPATK1Ns REPORT.
Story OF Bombardment and Several
Slzirmishes.


ST. Petersburg. June 9.-The emperor
has received this report from General
kurapatkin. dated june s.
"a Japanese squadron of six vessels,
which was later reinforced by eleven
others appeared ON the west coast OF
Lao Tung peninsula, June E. about I
o'clock I'm the afternoon. six of the
ships we're Of the first class. the others
of the second and third class and tor
ptdo boats. The squadron cruised in
sections. bombarding various points
east or Raj 0hau and Senyuchou die
p-cting their IRE oB our posts and pa
tiols wherever these appeared
1.-The squadron ceased firing at :
p, ul. and steamed away southwark.
oar losses are none, nor did Ne suffer
any material damage Six ships re-
eppeared south Of kWan Tsfa Tuug ana
lowered boats. Six ether baftIeships
bQmbaried the coast near Senpuehin
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HoNoRARY -.

Monmouth Ill., June 9-M0umout p
college today conferred the honorary
degree OF doctor OF laws ON John t.
Wallace. cEief engineer of the Panama
canal Mr. Wallace is son OF the
nrst president OF Monmouth college.
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DELINQUENT Notice

LOWER MAMMOTH MINNIE COM
pauy Principal place of business, SAT-
Lake City. Utah. There are GehnqueIlL
upon the following described stock On
account OF assessment No. g. levied April
o. 1898. the several amounts set opposite
The names of the respective stockholders
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Hair Specialists.

For ladies and gentlemen. Miss Cbar-
lotte Lynberg and Miss Carrie Leaker.
formerly with Dr. hel O. Brown. rooms
2093X.
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Russia Answers CHINA

ST. Petersburg June O. $3.50 %. MUS
STA has answered the communication of
China calling attention to the interfer-
Cuce OF the Russian military authorities
with the natives of villages I'm M1uchuria
on the lines suggested in these dispatches.
June g. asking for specific Instances Re
cent Russian advices regarding the agita,
ri0n among the Chinese are more disQuiet-
ing This IS especially the case with the
news from kWau Tung province where it
IS pointed out the Boxer rebellion of 1860
was started ct GHOST this time of the
year.
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FIGHTING IN PROGRESS.
Indiana Paper Receives a Message
From Che Foo.

Indianapolis. june S.-A special received
by the News from its staff war CORE
sr0udent aU ChefO0 says.
"EnefQO. june s-The long contemplated
attack by the Japanese on Port Arthur
began early this morning. The Russian
forces around the beleagueTed city Were
reinforced by the troops which had -arri-
sOued DaiUy and Kin chou.
THE Russian vessels i'm the harbor.
with their great guns. aided the land
forces in repeliing the attack. The fight
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Tt was announced from ST. Petersburg
June 8. that the Russian government
claimed that the natives were rot mo-
Tested except whore they aided or abet-
ted Chinese bandits
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