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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-09
TAKAHIRA A SICK MAN.

Washington, April S.-Mr. Kogoro
Takahira, the japanese minister. ex-
poets to leave Washington for New
York this afternoon to consult the ply
stefan who brought him through a
severe attack of appendicitis last win
ter. The minister has not been well
man for several weeks and fearing a
recurrence of his trouble, he has de-
cided TO go at once to New York for
treatment.
MI. Hioki. the first secretary. is tenn
porarily in charge.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-09
Had Their Flags Ready.

Reval, European Russia, April s.
This city has just recovered from a
great fright Stories were Industrious
1y circulated that the reVolutionists had
planned an armed attack on the mill
Itary for yesterday, and the inhabi-
tants were warned that If they did not
show their sympathy with the revO-
lUtiOnists by hanging out red flags
when the fighting began they would
share the fate Of the troops Conse-
|quently people remained indoors in a
state of terror all day long, but nothing
happened. In hundreds Of cases, how
ever, red flags were ready to be flung
Ito the breeze
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-09
HoW'S This -!

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & co, Toledo. o.
We, the undersigned, have known r j.
Cheney for the last fifteen years, and
Ll---.S tam perfectly honorable in all
business transactions, and financially
able 20 carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
WALDiNG. KINNAN & MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo Q.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces of the system Testi-
monials sent free. Price 75c per bottle.
Sold by all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
ton
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-09
Boycott in Poland.

st. Petersburg, April S.-The Polish
workmen and revOlutiOnaries have
found a new way of trying to embar-
Tass the government, by organizing a
boycott on vodka and tobacco for the
double purpose Of saving the money of
the poor and reducing the revenue of
the state.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-09

fasten itself in the nose, throat or bone
cavities of the face.
CataTrh, once seated in these places.
becomes very difficult 10 dislodge-
A few doses Of Peruna are an effec-
tive preventive against a cold becom-
inc catarTh.
If you are in need Of medical advice.
write TO DIT S-sB- Hartman President
OF The Hartman Sanitarium, Column
bus. ..
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-09
LARGEST LAKE VESSEL.

Chicago, April S.-The largest craft
on the great lakes, the steamer Gilbert
II Gary. was launched today at the
yards Of the Chicago ship building
company, south Chicago. The steamer,
which is to be used for carrying ore,
is $50 feet long, has n beam of 56 feet,
IS 80 feet deep and will have a carrying
capacity OF 10000 tons.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-09
Used Helen eould's Name.
Caused Excitement.

There were evidences of suppressed
excitement in the room. DR.. Brady
turned to DR.. Galbraith and said, with
some heat, Il consider that a personal
insult"
The last word was drowned in an up
roar in which cries Of stop, stop" were
heard from different parts of the room.
A moment later the mOderator's eff
forts brought quiet and DR.. Brady COM
pleted his report.
Immediately afterward the confer
ence board of stewards presented re-
port which in effect was the legislation
of DIR. Brady out of office. The report
contained a recommendation that no
field agent be hired by the conference
next year. The report was promptly
accepted.
DIR. Brady was appointed field agent
last year TO raise money to make good
the loss sustained by the defaIcation of
Willard s. Allen, secretary of the
Preachers Aid society discovered in
1903 amounting to $4,000. DR.. Brady
in taking UP the work announced that
not only did he propose to make up the
loss sustained by the society but to
raise a much larger amount which in
his report today. he placed at S25, 600 600
Brady's Statement.
DR.. Brady, after the incident, said:
1t was an ignOble, unbrotherly, I'M
necessary and impertinent insult, and
it was directed at myself and the re-
porters. Notwithstanding the action of
the conference. I shall continue my
work Of raising money and expect to
secure the fund of So, 900, 600
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-09
Thousands of Women Cured of
Annoying Catarrh bype-ru-na

No woman can hope to have any
great degree of facial beauty so long as
she is afflicted with catarrh.
A swollen nose. puffy eyes. husky or
hoarse speech, hacking and splitting,
all of these symptoms are absolutely
Incompatible with feminine beauty
This is the reason why women so in
stinctively and universally dread ca
tarrh.
that would escape notice entirely in
man. viii strike terror to the heart of
the average woman.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-09
RHYME AND REASON.

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A east feet.
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feet
n south 'front.' feet. other
a site subli
S a the time
va face
n erton place
Second Ie53
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-09
TRIP TO ALASKA.

Washington, April S.-Lieutenant
General Chaffee. chief of staff, during
the summer will make an inspection
tour of the posts in Alaska if possible.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-09
GAIN FOR dunno.

Chicago, April S.-The complete Off
Cial canvass of the ballots cast in the
recent municipal election shows a gain
Og 20 votes for MayOr-elect Edward
It. Dunno. His plurality is 24,51S.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-09
I GO ANYWHERE

To photograph anything Harry Ship
Ter, Commercial Photographic. Isl So
Main. Phone 1925 h
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-09

Join in our grand ball at Saltair
Tuesday evening. Il. =. NJ. l. Social
club. Train at p. m.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-09

If you haven't an independent you
haven't a phone.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-09
GOING ON A PILGRIMAGE.

Teheran. Persia. April S-The shah
Is going on a pilgrimage To Meshed
starting about April %. The Gazet-
team announces that the heir appar-
ent. Mohammed Ali Mira. will adj
minister the government during his
fathers absence.
An imperial decree has been gazet-
ted. ordering the reorganization of the
Persian army which under the new
scheme will comprise twelve divisions
each of 1000 men OF all arms
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-09
NOTICE.

Citizens Coal company removed to
159 South Main. Tel. 40.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-09
USED THE NAME
OF HELEN GOULD
Rev. DR.. Brady Caused Excitement
at Methodist Conference.
HIS POSITION TAKEN AWAY
CONDITIONAL PLEDGE OF AN
DREW CARNEGIE.

Melrose, Mass, April S.-The condi-
tional pledge by Andrew Carnegie TO
give 81 ,000, 600 TO the fund for super
animated preachers was announced to
the New England Methodist conference
here today by the Rev. DR.. James Boyd
Brady, field agent of the Preachers Aid
society, who was appointed last year to
raise fund for this purpose. DR.. Bra
dy stated that Mr.. Carnegie had prom
ised to give the last million dollars of
a fund of $4,000, 600 to be raised by the
society.
Used Helen Gould's Name.
There was an unexpected Interrupt
tion to DR.. Brady's report.
81 am enaged to Miss Helen Gould. -
said the secretary, and then he paused.
There was a stir at the press table.
Several men arose quickly and one
started to leave, when he was stopped
by DR.. Brady's next words-''to meet
her and discuss the needs of our work. 4"
Before the sentence was completed,
Dr. John Galbraith of Boston. a mem
Der of the conference. addressed the
chair, saying that he hoped that no re-
porter would mention the name of the
woman to whom DR.. Brady had re-
ferred.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-09

Il have used Peruna for four years, each
spring and fall, and it keeps me perfectly
well and strong. I am able to continue
working and do not have to take threeI
months rest, as used to do every year.
This is a great comfort to me, as 1 was
not able to afford such long rest. find
that it is great preventive for colds and
coughs and soon rids the system of all dis
ease and is an admirable medicine"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-09

Ask your grocer for Royal Bread.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
PRESIDENT KILLS BEAR.
Is Satisfied scith HIS Hunt and Calls
1t "BuHy Sport"

Gienwood Springs. Col. April 1S-President
Roosevelt has killed bear and bobcat. He
is satisfied with his hunt for the biggest game
the Rockies afford. To quote his own words.
L got what I was after. It was bully sport.
and hope it keeps up
This is the story brought 10 Secretary Loeb
tonight by Elmer Chapman a courier, who was
chosen TO bear messages between the President
and the temporary seat of government at the
Hotel Colorado in this city
While he came through Newcastle, where
are camped numerous correspondents OF news
papers. he brought HIS story intact. There was
no leakage. and all information obtained at that
place was from view of a closely rolled fresh
bearskin. which Chapman transferred from his
saddle to the car at the railway station
Is that all you've got?" he was asked.
Isn't that enough?" he replied This was
about the substance of the conversation in
which Chapman participated ut Newcastle. He
was chosen because he knows when not to talk
Before starting on his hunt the President said
he did not want any newspaper men TO follow
him. To three correspondents representing press
associations who accompanied him from Wash
ington the President said:
You stick by Loeb. and 7 will help you all
can L cannot send out a messenger every day,
but as soon as there is anything worth telling
you shall have II.
The courier got through Newcastle without
talking, and the President made good to those
who complied with his wishes.
But if the courier was reticent at Newcastle,
he was different when his journey was al an
end. Secretary Loeb had removed the injunc-
tion of secrecy. His eyes kindled with a fire
that told his admiration for the Presidents
prowess as a hunter more than could the words
at his command. One expression which the
hardy mountaineer injected into his story was:
Say, fellows he's beaut." and no mistake
The way he scents game would make you think
he was born in the mountains and had never left
them. Say, now, being President don't make
any difference with man that's got the real
stuff in him. Goff said he the real thing
and didn't need showing, but I didn't believe
it,
It was late when Chapman finished his talk
with Secretary Loeb.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
CATDS CLANS SAVE HOME.
DrO5cSy Master RouSed IN Time to
Put Ont Fire.

PIainfeId. n. J., April IS (speciaD.-Toby. a
big tiger cat, belonging to Mrs. Joseph H. Tryon
undoubtedly saved not only her home but the
lives Of those who were asleep In the house last
night Toby is generally kept below stairs dur
Ing the night, but last night the door was left
ajar and he wandered upstairs. Taking a seat
on Mr.. Tryons pillow, he began slowly TO switch
his tail back and forth across Mr.. Tryon's face.
IL tickled Mr.. Tryons nose and ears until It
finally woke him. Toby moved then, and in 8
hurry, but came back again, when his
master fell asleep. This time he explored
Mr.. Tryons TaCe with his cold nose
until he sat up with u yell and threw the cat to
the floor. Toby Instantly jumped back on the
bed, and left the marks of all his claws down
Mr.. Tryon's cheek.
Toby. being wise cat. fed then, with Mr..
Tryon in hot prsuit. Downstairs the pair went,
Toby leading well. He was cornered at the
kitchen door. but was instantly forgotten by
Mr.. Tryon. who saw smoke eddying through the
cracks. Rushing back upstairs. he reused his
wife. two sons and Miss Fanny Van Ripper, OF
Upper Montclair. who visiting them All
got out safely. and the fire was extinguished
with little difficulty. Mrs. Tyron insists that
Toby knew the danger, and awOke them be-
cause of it.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
GOMPERS ON DECISION.
Declares That He You'd Strike
Hard for a Ten-Hour Day.

1t meeting OF the Quill Club held last night at
the Hotel Manhattan. Samuel GcmDers. president
,r the American Federation o. Labor, discussed
the decision of the United states Supreme Court.
which declared unconstitutional the bakers ten
hour law He said. in part:
I cannot restrain myself from saving that + the
1aiorfty of the members Of that court WnO signed
the opinion had visited modern bakeries IN tniS
State and had the conditions that preVail even
under the ten-hOur law, tney would nave oeleFeu
thai In was within the police power of TINS state 10
ryauIate the hours. and would have declared Tor
the ten-hOur law. What the bakers going 70
do? VIII they submit? L tell YOU what Would 90
Ia strike and strike hard until got the tei'-hour
day. -, 49,,
of the staff Of life make the baker work longer
than ten hours a day then it is time 70 pause ana
ask Whittier we drtfungs
Mr. Gompers also discussed the Russian situation
and said IN part;
am a trade un0nlst in America for the same
asOn that 7 would be Tevoluuonist IN Russia
The trade union here reV0luConary lAey
have the right OF free speech and iree press oS
which they present their demands NO man to-day
Is satisfied with conditions There is here, as IN
every land feeling OF discomfort with wrong WITH
injustice.
A. Cahan. Editor OF The Forward" and Edward
A MoTett. Editor OF The Brickayer and Mason"
also spoke.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
IIR. JEFFERSON SINKING
The End MQy Come at Any Time,
Though There Is Still Hope.

West Palm Beach, Fla, April IS. 10 p. m -
Joseph Jefersons condition remains unchanged,
except that he is gradually growing weaker.
His trouble Is q complication Of diseases from
which he suffered last summer. His physicians
regard his condition as critical in the extreme
and It would not be surprising if he should pass
away at any moment yet he may rally and live
for days or even weeks The veteran actor
realizes that his end is near and looks forward
to It without fear. All hope for his recovery
has been abandoned by his family.
For q number of years Jefferson and Mr.
Cleveland have spent d week or two of each
year together fishing in Florida. It was on his
return from one of these fishing trips that 3Ir
Jeferson's illness developed. He went 10 Hobe
Sound about three weeks ago on his annual fish
ing outing. and returned about ten days ago
to his home here slightly i'll. He had taken Sc
we're cold. He improved for a few Gays but re-
lapsed. DR.. Worley, Of ST. Augustine was sent
FOR but at the time his condition was not con
sidered serious except that his age was against
him. be held his own until yesterday, when
his disease again took turn for the worse, ana
il was seen that the end was near.
At Mr. Jefferson's bedside are his wife and
sons Charles B. and Frank Jefferson. and his
granddaughter Marion jefferson. and Mrs. c.
Symons, together with his secretary, Carl Ket-
tier, and his nurse, Mabel Bingham DR.. Pot
Ter HIS physician and Dr. Worley, of St
Augstine who has been called in consultation
remain with him all the time.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
OVERWHELMED
Long Attack on Equitable Masters
Only SeUen Yotes.
- TELEGRAPH 20 - rRrnI-NE.l

Albany April 1S-Beaten by the overwheIn-
ing vote of 36 to Z, but satisfied since the whole
day in the Senate was devoted to his speech
Senator Edgar T. Bracket to-day made a Iegis-
lative attack on the Equitable Life Assurance
Society of New-Xorll through the medium of an
attempt to discharge the Insurance Committee
from further consideration of his bill repeating
that section of the Insurance law compelling a
suit TO be brought against an insurance cor
poration only through the Attorney General and
with his consent. His speech was crowded with
charges, accusations and denunciations un-
equalled in the annals of this or any recent ses-
sion eliminating in this declaration with refer
ence to the Equitable situation:
The scene has so far shifted that whereas
the contest in the company began over the con-
troll of it's millions it is likely presently TO take
the form of a race TO see who can keep out Of
state prison.
Senator Brackets assault was almost un-
supported. Senator Lewis Of Rochester, alone
spoke with him. and a lean band Of six voted
with him. while Senators MaIby. Grady. Cog
geshaH and White all opposed him with We
hemence and with the support of the vast ma
Jority of the Senate.
At the outset Of the fight Senator Brackett
admitted that he had no hope of success but
meant to have the matter brought to head
been granted him for making his demonstration
on his bill. This bill would simply repeal an
existing statute and make it possible for policy
holder to sue an insurance corporation without
applying to the Attorney General for permis-
sion As an attorney for Mary s Young. the
Senator has such an application now before the
Attorney General
The case had called forth sharp criticism
from William Barnes sr., on the attitude Of
Senator Brackatt in carrying his law cases to
the legislature and copies of these opinions were
circulated prior to the opening Of the debate.
Catching sight of one. Senator Bracket said
bitterly:
I shall be able to get along without any ad-
vice as to my morals or professional ethics. No
talk that I am seeking to help some private liti-
cation will move me from my position. The
suit of Mary S. Young will take care of itself;
the thin skinned representatives of insurance
interests need not worry themselves
KNOWS STRENGTH OF ADVERsARIEs.
In starting out on his fight Senator Bracket
said impressively:
do not forget that am opposing strong men
and great interests men and interests accus-
toned to having their own way in this legs-
Continued second page.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
GIRL FIGHTS FIRE.
Acts as EIeUator Boy, Nurse and
Calmer of Panic.

When fire was discovered in an apartment on
the third floor of the Learian. No 247 West
140th-st.. yesterday, Miss Lillian Schnell, of No
232 West 134th-st. the telephone girl, turned
fireman. first aid nurse, elevator boy and several
other things The janitor discovered the fire in
the apartment of Mrs Albert Clarke He told
Miss SchnelI of the fire, AMI that is all he did
do. so far be learned.
Miss Schnell gave the alarm to Fire Head
quarters. Then she found two fire extinguish-
ers. and rushing to the elevator. ran it up TO
the third floor herself Handing the extinguish-
ers to some of the excited tenants she broke in
the door and turned on one of the extinguishers
she had grabbed up again. The fire had 200
good a start however, and the Fire Department
had hard work in confning it to the Clarke
apartment Miss Schneu abandoned the hand
extinguishers on the arrival Of the regular fire
men,
There are forty-six apartments in the house
and when the rooms and corridors became filed
with smoke there was a small panic which Miss
Schnel queed. In the excitement and pelImeI
rush downstairs several women tainted Tbey
were revived by Miss Schnell in the intervals
of calming frightened children As soon as the
telephone girl able TO draw a free breath
again Mrs. Clarke came home and promptly be-
came hystericaI on seeing her ruined home In
about half hour Miss SchneH had calmed
Mrs. Clarke. and returned To her switchboard as
quietly though all she had done was all I'm
the days work.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
CAR WRECKS FIRE TRUCK.
SeUeraI Hurt IN CoIIusiom-BIaae at
Washington HUing House.

4 3d-ave. surface car and fire truck No. 4
came together yesterday, and as result two
drernen were injured. several cut and bruised
and many passengers in the surface car were
thrown into a panic. The truck was responding
10 an alarm at 16th-st. and Irving Place John
Hurley. tillerman of the truck, and John Bren-
nan fireman, were taken 10 Bellevue. The
trucl, was almost demolished, and the windows
in the car were broken and the front platform
was battered in
The collision was in 2Sth-st.. near 3d-ave
When the truck. going at top speed. swerved
into the northbound track car approached
The .taotornan did not hear the bell. The truck
turned sharply to the right, to avoid the north
hound car. Tie car crashed into the truck
hovrayer.. near the rear wheel The two fremen
we're thrown from the truck and were picked up
unconscious. There were about thirty persons
g; tho car and all made a rush for the rear
door Many were thrown TO the floor.
The fire was in the old Washington Irving
tI,,eo at the northeast corner of Irving Place
and 1Ith-st now the home Of Miss Elsie De
TE-0If The actress. and Miss Elizabeth Marbury,
The play broker. -.
maid. i'm the absence of Miss De Wolf start
81 :, rate fire and the flames communicating 10
,,-o,,7z,-orl< near the CRATE. The maid with
irocr, extinguished the flames before the de-
nartTnent arrived. There was little damage.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
Ii FETRA SMOKED OUT.
Finally Asks TO Haze SprinkIing
Bill Reported.
IBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TR1BUNE.l ]

Albany. April 1S-OUt manouvred and power
less longer to hold up the measure, Assembly
man La Fetra, Charles F. Murphy's personal
legislative representative, to-day asked the
Assembly Cities Committee Tavorably to report
his bi,l introduced at the request Of Commits
sioner Woodbury. giving the Street Cleaning
Commissioner the power 10 regulate street sand
ing and sprinkiing. But Assemblyman La Fetra
did not take this action until the committee had
agreed favorably 10 report similar bill. intro
duced by Republican assemblyman. Mr.. Prem
ucs. Of New-Yorl-.
The La Fetra bin was introduced !n January:
Il was supported by the city administration and
Endorsed by many civic bodies. but soon after it
was introduced IL was discoy cred that the street
Fprlnk ing WAS done by contract and this put q
new phase on the affair from Tammany point
OF view and nearly defeated the bill.
For weeks La Fetra refused 10 move the bill
When Commissioner Woodbury. came up and
ssked that the bin be passed La Fetra insisted
mat he ha1 been ignored, and declared that he
would never move the bin unless he saw 1T At
last The situation became scandaio-s that q
nill Of similar character was introduced by Mr.
Prentice On this bin a hearing was had to
oay. and President John p. Haines Of the So
cety for the Prevention Of Cruelty 10 Animals
appeared before the committee and urged the
Passage OF the hin. Then Mr. la Fctra was
forced 10 JET go. and after the Prentice bill had
Deen reported his WAS put out The Prentice
OIL wlA probably pass soon.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
RIDIUM CURES CANCER.
Lieber'8 Solution Does W0nderfHJ
IVOrk at FIo1cer Hospital.

solution q radium discovered by Hugo Lieber.
,be chemist has been used for some weeks at the
F7lovse- Hospital tle treatment OF cancer. vita
wonderful success. The preparation received the
-,erest of initial tests Mrs Sarah Olsen. OF New
f-aoaan. conn. eghty-tWo years old, was brought
10 the hospital dyiae from cancer which haa
.at,o1 the ilstep os her left foot Too old 10
,6ereo a surgical operation she eagerly agreed 10
80, ,,se OF Dr. Iiebers discovery
e,,e was FIRST treated with the solution two weeks
oco SIX days later the mass OF malignant grow .
80, ~, dropped off, showing the healthy flesh be
-, 20 ,ba orlazement Of Dr. William II. Dle!4eil-
,1, ysho mad personally directed me
- -. ~ loV- remains 10 show where il' ei'I-
al - scar man with cancer On tht it,5l.~
"5 -tii he treated by tho same metnou lo-,las. ..
tesl 49, Uyho was dying from a uterine Cine
a ~ 55,csted once with The PREPARATION ana las as
VIZ - - eT'0v-n marked Improvement. No.
ie1aS5 Tseber preparation Is spread as ttlls a.
ne mon celluiod plates and placed N a., - ,,s
llD. llD.s.cf with the growth TO DC renlofea' A''S 49,
te;ne absolutely UnlLnDeaSa