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The Irish standard., 1904-03-19
DOOM OF RAILWAY MERCER.
Federal Supreme Court Declares
Northern Securities I'm
lawful.

Washington, March 15.--In the
United States supreme court Monday
an opinion was delivered in the merger
case of the Northern Securities COM
pany VS.. the United States, in favor of
the governments contention that the
merger was Illegal The opinion of
the court was handed down by Justice
Harlan and it upheld the decree of the
circuit court for the district of Mime
sofa in every particular. Four OF the
justices dissented from the five consti-
tuting the majority.
The division in the court was due
to a difference of opinion as to the
right of federal control of state cor
porations. The majority opinion pro-
ceeded on the theory that congress has
right under the constitution to con-
troll interstate commerce, no matter by
whom conducted. while the minority
or dissenting opinion was based on the
theory that in the present case the eff
fort is to regulate the ownership of
railroad stocks by state corporations
and that such ownership is not inter-
state traffic.
Very soon after Justice Harlan had
concluded his presentation of the case
it became evident that the court had
divided on the questions at issue, and
as other opinions were announced it
developed that there not only had been
a very close shave for the government,
but that one of the members of the
court who cast his vote with the MAJ
jority, entertained opinions of his own,
which fact rendered the division all
the more marked and interesting. This
was Justice Brewer, who, while he con-
Cured in the result, announced in an
independent opinion of his own that
he held the view that previous anti
trust decisions had been more sweep
ing than was justified.
The decision is held to be a crushing
blow to all trusts and combines. 1t settles
finally the power Of congress to regulate
Interstate commerce.
The decision was concurred in by
Justices Brown, Brewer, McKenna and
Day, while the chief justice and JUS
tees White, Peclkham and Holmes dis
Sented
The Irish standard., 1904-03-19
LEGAL DIRECTORY

LEGAL DIRECTORY,
PARTIAL LIST OF RELIABLE At.
ToRNDYs OF MINNEAPOLIS. wrru
LOCATION OF OFFICES.
Absll. Acc p, 1910 Bank Of Gem. Blda
Arctander. Ludwig, Temple Court
Ankeny, A. r, 602 Globe BLDG.
Bates. w. D.. III Sykes Block.
bleecker, Geo. NJ. N Boston Block
Brady, N c., Bank Of Commerce R'pd.s
Canty, Thomas, 416 Guaranty Loan.
Csrr1san. J. r., Suite 100, N. 7. Life Rldar
davenport q Than, Phoenix BLDG.
Dareiius. A. B., S8 N Y. Life BLDG.
Donahue. w. H., GA Phoenix Bldr.
Forth, Geo. e., 4o2 Globe Bldg.
61neld; Fletcher 4 Fideld. ~ Lumh.~
9ellasher. Chris: A.. Guaranty Loan BID,
aJertsen, Rand & Lund, ILLS N. Z. M
nertiE. Wendell, N. Z. Life Bhs.
Hobbs, +. B., Is Temple Court.
John Lind q A. Iceland, N. Z. Lf6 nfAe
Leary, w. c., Andrus Bldg.
Munro, Weed, Loan q Trust BldG.
Mahoney, Stephen, S05 Guar. Loon ma
McHale, John j., ds-10 Bk. Can. Ri6c
OBrien. J. r., As Phosuix Hlde. -
P1lgram, w. ii. H., s1E Temple Coar4 ,
Riordan. Phil J., Oneida 1IE y M L;
Smith, Gee. r., az BsStaa 11oak. a )
Steele. John H. no Phseatx 1iae "
Young. II. W., ~ aloSe VIls. = 81
Van Tsssen. L j. ~ 6uafsSty
WEIGH 4 Hubachsk, Phoenix 11de. 81 Hid
The Irish standard., 1904-03-19
SEEKS A DIVORCE.
Col. William F. Cody ("Buffalo Bill")
Charges His Wife with
Cruelty.

= Denver, Col, March ia petition for
divorce filed in the district court OF Big
Horn county, Wyo., January last by
Col. William F. Cody buffalo Bill), has
just been made public. The complaint
charges cruelty and alleges that on De-
cember 26, 1900, Mrs. Cody attempted to
poison the plaintiff. Another ground on
which plaintiff asks decree is that the
marital relation has been intolerable to
him by his wife's refusal to entertain his
friends at his former home at North
Platte, Neb. Mrs. Cody, who is at North
Platte, denies her husbands charges
and will contest the suit. Col and Mrs.
Cody were married at St. Louis March
6, 1866.
The Irish standard., 1904-03-19
Three Meals Tor an 1nynua.

Breakfast: Balseo apple; wheatlet
with cream; baked sweetbreads, pre-
viously parboiled, then seasoned, with
"a very little water, and put into the oven
to finish" bread and butter; cocoa.
Dinner: Chicken broth nicely seasoned:
baked potato; rice we'll cooked and
dressed with little cream and salt:
chicken stewed; bread and butter; tea:
orange (for desserD served daintily.
Supper: Toast, with little salt and hot
cream poured over when eaten; soft
boiled egg kept hot by placing cup in a
dish of very hot water; bread and but
ter; prunes or ripe fruit in season: weak
tea or milk.-Nursing World.
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HARMONY OF MIND AND BODY.
Eat Good Food and Preserve Mental
Peace and All Will BE
Well with You.

A 0ne-sided education is not perfect,
and that scheme for unfolding hui
man being" that leaves out the physi-
cal is one-sided. Instead of strength
.ening the foundation of education, or
developing the material upon which we
build, we vary, modify, change and
elaborate the superstructure, and then
wonder why we make SO little progress.
do not hesitate to place myself on
record as prophecying that the living
of the completest life that it is posi-
BILE to live will be realized when the
foundation of education is strengthen
ed; when the belief prevails that the
groundwork is just as important,
though neither so beautiful nor impress
fsive, as the building itself, says DR.. w.
G. Anderson, in Mechanic Art Maya
zine.
Select food rich in material to build
up the body you live in. Brain. bone
and muscle are not made out of layer
cake and floating island
Dress in warm, light clothing, so
that the circulation may be even over
the whole body. If you wish sound
lungs, dress so you can breathe deeply,
and if you wish clear head, keep your
feet warm and dry.
Eat moderately, sleep moderately
and hurry up moderately. Be moder-
ate in everything
Don't fret and worry about your own
affairs or your neighbours. A fretful,
irritable temper can break down the
constitution sooner than hard work.
Eat. sleep and rest at regular hours.
The millions of brain cells and deli
cate nerves are adjusted to a certain
rythm which results in harmonious
living and thinking. Destroy this
rythm and the whole nervous system is
thrown into jangle, the brain con-
fused, the digestion disturbed, and
presently we hear of breakdown.
Every man who would be we'll. needs
every day to take plenty of healthy ex-
ercise which will send the blood. and
nerve currents thrilling and tinelins
to the very TIPS of the toes and fingers,
giving fresh life to the whole body.
Genial, unselfsh cheerfulness, which
warns a man in his inmost life, helps
him to be strong and we'll, not only in
body, but in mind.
To bend the shoulders and hollow the
chest when walking, not only Injuries
the lungs, but gives one look of
WEAKNESS and depression. To bend
forward with the legs tagging behind,
is not only an ungraceful, but very
tlresome way of walking, as all the
strain comes on the back.
Hold the chest and head up with
strength and courage, and the chin
down with firmness; put the foot down
lightly and evenly; bend the little
spring in the instep which makes the
step easy and flexible, and then walk
from the hips, not from the knees.
Walking is delightful and fascinating
exercise when practiced as an accom-
plishment.
Remember the old saying: ga
healthful soul in a healthful body. %
Preserve the harmony of mind and
body.
The Irish standard., 1904-03-19
WEST AND SOUTH.

In the Eighth Ohio district Henry Mac
Cracker, of Urbana, has been nominated
for congress by the democrats.
In Iowa, Illinois, Michigan and Wis
consin the heaviest snowfall of the sea-
son occurred. blocking railway traffic.
While temporarily insane Herman Re-
inert, a farmer living near Heller,
Kan, killed his wife and himself.
J. +. Rhodes. editor of the Eldorado
News, has been nominated for congress
by the republicans of the Sixth Mis-
souri, district
At Bedford, Ind, James Mcdonald
has been indicted for the murder of
Sarah c. Schafer.
The city council changed the closing
time for saloons in Chicago from mid
night to one a. m.
Winfield. aged five, and Gladys, aged
ten, children of Hon. J. H. Cooke, a prom
inent attorney, were asphyxiated by gas
at Wapakoncta O.
At Leavenworth, Kan, William Cum
sauer, white man, shot and killed Mrs.
Anna Palmer (colored), and then killed
himself.
The Nebraska democrats will hold
their state convention at Omaha June
TO select delegates to the national con-
vention.
The Indiana republicans have renom-
mated Hemcnway in the First district
and Brick in the Thirteenth for congress.
North Dakota republican convention
to name national convention delegates
will be held at Fargo May 10.
With the Eleventh infantry the trans
port Thomas, from Manila, arrived at
San Francisco.
Judge ]. W. Crumpacker. associate JUS
tice Of the supreme court Of New Mex
leo during President McKiniey's admin
istration, died at Laporte, Ind.
An analysis of the stomach Of Harry
Miller, found dead with his bride in
Sikeston, Mo-, after drinking wine,
shows morphine poisoning.
In Chicago three persons were killed
and eight injured in an explosion in the
factory of the Toy Novelty company.
Freight trains near Lennoxville, Que,
collided and Engineer Folsom, Fireman
Bernard and Brakeman Cousins were
killed. i,
The Irish standard., 1904-03-19

the United States army and navy IN
expeditions into the interior of a
country which is the scene of war
If the missionaries remain after a
proper warning, the United States
government cannot remove them, and
they must take their chances with 9TH
err civilians.
Commander Mason, of the Cincinnati,
notified the navy department Thursday
that he had taken the % American
refugees to Chefoo, China.
The Irish standard., 1904-03-19
Miner Commits Murder.

st. Clairsville, o., March 17.-Joseph
Bell, a miner, forced poker through
the eye and into the brain of James
O'Brien, boss at the Barton coal works,
during quarrel in the boarding house
of Mrs. Wormsley at a place known as
Hells Kitchen Tuesday night. O'Brien
was instantly killed and Bell was later
arrested and lodged in Jail here. The
men were idle on account of the vote
being taken on the operators. PROPOSE.
tion and all were drinking. Quarrels
were frequent.
The Irish standard., 1904-03-19
One Killed.

Mahanoy City, Pa, March 15.-By an
explosion of gas at the Tunnel Ridge COL
liery Foreman Stephen Terril was
blown down breast and killed. Will
liam Anderson was fatally burned. An
derson is former member of the state
legislature.
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Killed His Father.

Eau Claire. Wis. March 15.-ver.
non Wieske, IS years old, admitted on
the witness stand Monday that he
killed his father, in the latter's home.
near Augusta, about week ago. The
boy claims that his father attacked him
with cant hook and that in self-de.
Tense he shot his parent
The Irish standard., 1904-03-19
GEO. r. SMITH.
Attorney for Mortgage,
GIG Boston Block,
Minneapolis, MINI.
SETTLERS RATES TO MINNIE
Sofa AND DAKOTA

The Minneapolis & ST. Louis r, R.
VIII place on sale each Tuesday dur
ing March and April onc-way excur-
SION tickets for the benefit OF settlers
at very low rates. Through trains
daily to St. Paul, making direct con-
nections in Union depot witt, northern
lines, giving only one change of cars,
For details as to rates, etc, apply
TO agents, or address A. B. Cults, G.
P. & T. A., Minneapolis, MINI.
The Irish standard., 1904-03-19
SCORES PERISH IN WRECK.
Steamer Goes Down in Storm Off Coast
Of Cochin China and 100 Per-
sons Are Drowned,

London, March 1O.-A special dis
patch from Paris announces that tho
French steamer Cambodge (of 1856 tons,
which left Rangoon February II for
Cochin-China and European ports), has
been wrecked in storm off the coast of
Cochin-China. The dispatch adds that
it is believed hundred persons persisted
in the wreck.
The Irish standard., 1904-03-19
Special Days at Exposition.

st. Louis, March 15.-Elks' day at the
worlds fair will be July &C. The assign
men was made by the committee on core
monies Monday. Wisconsin day will be
July q, instead Of June 20. The change
was made at the request of the Wiscon-
sin commission.
The Irish standard., 1904-03-19
Blast FURNACE Resumes

Pueblo, COL, March 12.-Blast furnace
&C." atthe Minnequa steel works, has been
blown in. This is the first blast furnace
to be put into operation since the shut
ting down Of the works last November.
although the auxiliary plants have been
gradually put into commission for the
mast two months.
The Irish standard., 1904-03-19
Nut Biscuit,

One quart of flour, one-fourth of cup-
full of sugar, half pound of ground
nuts, one-fourth of a pound Of butter
three eggs. two rounded teaspoonfuls
of baking powder and pinch of salt
Sift the salt, baking powder, sugar and
-four together and rub in the butter,
Beat the eggs, stir them together into
the dry mixture with the nuts, and add
a little milk or water, if necessary, to
mix to soft dough Roll out and cut
as ordinary biscuit. Bake in hot oven,
-DelineatOr
The Irish standard., 1904-03-19
Barred from the Sidewalks

Johannesburg, March 12-Yieldtns
to the pressure of public opinion, the
commissioner of police has prohibited
colored persons, including coolies.
from using the sidewalks of Johannes
burg. The better class of colored per-
sons are exempted from this ruling.
The Irish standard., 1904-03-19
Deep Rust spot..

When there are deep rust spots on
steel that resist all the usual methods
of polishing it will be wise to try paste
made from fine emery paper and kero-
sene. There are few spots that will not
yield to this. After applying the paste
and rubbing the spots thoroughly-let
1t stand for several hours, then polish
with oil.
The Irish standard., 1904-03-19
Authorizes Favorable Report.

Washington, March 17.-After elm
mating all but three sections of SEN
ator Dillingham's Alaskan seal bill,
the senate committee on foreign re-
lations has authorized Senator For
aker to make favorable report on the
measure.
The Irish standard., 1904-03-19
Gold for South America

Philadelphia, March 15.-The Trades
mems national bank, of this city, Mon
day engaged s250,000 in gold for ship
ment TO Argentina. This is the sec
ond shipment ever made from Phila-
delphia to South America.
The Irish standard., 1904-03-19
Well-Known Fraternalist Dead

Rock Island, ILL.,, March 12.-John w.
White. head attorney Of the modern
w0odmen, is dead at his home here.
The cause was Bright's disease. He was
81 years old. Mr.. White has been identi-
fed with the woodmen since 1890.
The Irish standard., 1904-03-19
Business Block Burned

Lawton. Okla, March 12.-Fire At
Frederick, a small town five miles west
Of here, destroyed an entire block of
business buildings, causing loss esti-
mated at 100000.
The Irish standard., 1904-03-19
Indicted,

Bedford, Ind, March 15.-The
grand jury in the Sarah Shafer case re-
turned two indictments against James
Mcdonald, the first charging murder in
the first degree, and the second with
rape.
The Irish standard., 1904-03-19
Ada. . Deliciou. FLAVOR.

Adds = Delicious Flavor.
A cucumber sliced into tomato soup
while boiling will add delicious fla
vor. 1t should be skinned out just
before serving.
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TurabuII. An elaborate lunch was served
on the "a WI The guests were Mrs.
TuTntui. Mrs AGaDRe Scoviiie MISSES
Mildred Tur1buEl. Lizzie Fitzgerald Mona
Heaston. Myrtle Swan and Master Ballard
Turnbul
Mrs. -. Holster was on the outgoing
train THURSDAY
7 Tom HIddl esoa Of Dalton Lark was
in the city Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. A J. Green and daughter
% Dalton and : Lark drove TO camp
THURSDAY
Superintendent p J.. Williams of High
land Boy returned Thursday from the
metropolis
Miss Eiien johnson. who has been Wis
siinr Miss Edith Jef1-v the past ten days.
returned 70 her home in Salt Lake Tues
day.
Archie Stewart. deputy United states
revenue collector was in camp during
the week
william Twelves of Provo was IN eamp
Wednesday,
G. #. Butler of Mereur was in camp
Tuesday
The Bingham. baseball team viii play
the Mereur team Tuesday. Aug l6. at
Lagoon
Mrs. W H. Dunn. Mrs. r. c Smedley.
Mrs. ,. CSler. Mrs J. b Gr2nam and
Mrs. Wesley De Ford will spend Sunday
at Butterfield.
Manager A L. jacobs visited the Butler
Liberal Monday.
Mrs. A Dahlstrom is able 10 be out
after an illness of several weeks
+ Major C e M5tchener of Stockton was
in camp during the week
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dersOn Of Ephraim we're xianti visitors
this week
john II Seely % Mt. Pleasant was IN
Manti Thursday last
Brigham Peacock and family CT Emery
county visited friends and relatives here
this week.
Heber Petty was in the city this week
from his home III Eerron. Emery county
r " Fox. 5r-. county clerk OF Emery
count. residing at Castle Dale is here
visiting with his parents and friends and
relatives
Arthur HenTie. a former resident OF this
city, visited friends Ia this city this week
Carl Badger. secretary for Senator
Smcot- was in Sewer county thls week,
and passed through Mauti
W G. Barton and family Of EphraiTn
was IN the city Wednesday last
Judge McCarfy OF the supreme court
passed through Manti Moncay on his way
10 Richfieid to visit friends.
FRIDAY Of last week Clarence EDDY
who is walking from LES Angeles to
Chicago and New Orleans and then back
10 his home IN Los Angeles on a bet Of
making the trip on foot In nine months
for a purse Of s. passed through
manu, ana said that he was already seven
DAYS ahead Of time The distance he
Will cover in miles is 500
The GunniSon reservoir property seems
TO be a pleasure resort for many Of our
pcoDle. as p great many 20 there TO fish
and enjoy day during this hot weather.
Mr. and Mrs James Crawford visited
IN GunHison and Monroe this week
9. a Iverson and family left Tuesday
last for Emery county to visit relatives
sns friends.
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Hmeriean Fork.

Mrs. Annie Kindred of Springviile was
in town the fore part of the week the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs George Storrs.
The marriage of Miss ida Pulley one
Of American Forks most popular Zopns
ladies TO Joseph -SheltSn of Last Lake.
wiz take place next week
Frank Adams was down from the can
YOn the first Of the week. He IS work
ing at the Silver. King and reports it
showing up fine.
Miss Mae Robinson spent last Sunday
visiting in Provo
Miss Hattie Walker and Miss Fannie
Moves spent the fore part OF thc week
in town visiting with relatives
Mrs. Robert Walker has returned from
Nernal, where she went about two months
ago for the purpose OF making that place
her home Her health was very poor
while there and she has decided to re-
main here for the present at least.
Ed w. paxman was in town Sunday
and Monday for a short visit.
Miss Falate Elsmore Of American Fork
and Mr. Pike, formerly of Provo, but
late Of Eureka, were married Thursday
AIRS. Arthur Adams Of Provo was in
town the fore part Of the week visiting
her act her Mrs. Sarah b. Chapman
Miss Sadie Durrant Of this place and
Christian F. Olsen OF Provo wore mar
RED in the Salt Ia Ike Tempe Wednesday
The bride is the daughter of MI. and
Mrs John Durfant OF the First ward
They viii make. their home III Provo.
/ Lock Howard aud wife Of Cottonwood
were guests of Mr-fand Mrs. E II. Rob
inson a few DAYS this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E IL Stout, Mr. and Mrs
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The evening was spent ia games. music
ard dancing 4 6ainty lunch was served
70 about twenty guests after which they
departed for their homes at a late hour
Miss Florence Lloyd of Salt lake Is a
guest Of Miss Bessie Jones.
Mrs George T. Chandler OF salt Lake
was guest Of Mrs. a Y Anderson on
Mrs. j. Os5er returned Thursday from a
brief stay in Salt Lake
Mrs AIDE Heaston and daughter Mona
spent several days in the city during the
week returning THURSDAY
Master Fletcher De Ford spent circus
day IN the city.
Mrs. j. D. Finkeli Of Highland Boy re-
turned Thursday from Salt Lake.
Mrs. Burk and daughter Of Upper Bling
ham returned Thursday from salt Lake
Fred Miller was on the incoming train
The bingham orchestra win give an in
formal hop at Opera hall Monday even
ing Aug %
c. Dugan returned the first Of the
week from brief stay in the city
c j. Fineii Was a city visitor during
Mrs. Sam Bush was a city visitor the
Dr a 1. Inglesby returned Thursday
from the capital.
Lark were Salt Lake visitors during the
c. G. cindar. wife and Mrs Mercer
were city visitors "Wednesday. returning
Ms. 4. a. Terry OF, Leadviile Colo.
IS guest of her mother. Mrs Adaiiue
Scoville
Mr. and Mrs. J. a. Eson left Wednes-
day for RaWlinS Wyo-. called there by
the death Of Mrs Eson's father. H. a
Nc. Hair J. ". Grant. r Hicks and
A. Jensen left Saturday to attend a tFus-
tee meeting in Salt Lake. returning the
Mr.. Sect ana Mrs. Pughsey Of sat
lake who were called here by the death
Of their parent Mrs Jane owen. re-
turned 20 their home Monday.
The Draper baseball team and the Bing-
ham team played a very interesting game
Sunday. Bingham team being victorious
Today the Bingham team viii play
against the American FORK team.
MIR. and Mrs. Mark Downs left Tuesday
for Leadvilie where they expect 10 re-
side IN the future
Mrs George Moore and little son Of
Salt Lake were guests Of Mrs johnnie
Jin1pson sunday.
Mrs. Maud Fields Of Eureka is a guest
o. her sister. Mrs. Tom StTingham.
Mrs. Julia Holm was visitor TO the
city Tuesday.
Ben Steinman returned the first OF the
week from brief sojourn to the city
Harry Rogers of Denver. who has been
visiting IBIS brother. J. a. Rogers Of the
L S, mines. returned the first of the
week to his home.
Mrs II. y. Loose Was on the eHtSotng
train Friday for. the city. Mr. anC MIS-
Lcoses expect te reside IN Upper Bingham
IL the near future
Mr. and Mrs Dave Cook drove 10 the
valley Thursday.
Mrs. Sarah Heaston very pleasantly en-
tertained ar her home "Wednesday after
rcor in honor OF Mrs Turnbuh Miss
Mildred TurnbuII and Master Ballard