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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-18
LEAVES WITH GLORY.
Mrs. Bertha kunz Baker Finishes
Course of Reading.


Course of Reading.
At the close of the last recital in Bar
raft hall, given last evening by Mrs.
Bertha Kunz Baker, the audience re-
fused to leave till they had recalled the
gifted reader and given her a perfect
ovation. Finally, after bowling an eX-
preston of her thanks repeatedly. Mrs
Baker was obliged to speak and ex-
press her gratitude and her kindly re
membranes before the audience would
allow her to depart.
In versatility the last recital was per-
hapS the best of the series The ro-
mantle drama, IF I Were King" was
the medium through which she added
another TO her conquests of Salt Lake
audiences. The long drama was read
throughout. the different characters
coming before the auaience with such
personality that they We're individuals
through the magic of her Interpretation
Introducing the whole with a brief
sketch, Mrs. Baker went through the
wonderful transformation of a week in
the character of Francois. and showed
him in all the phases of his character
till the last. where the tragedy is
averted by the within of the tickle king
Louis N, by whose former whiu he
had been translated TO power Es-
pecially fine We're the lines made me-
morable by Sothern, Il wonder in what
isles Of bliss
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-18
GRAND DUKE SERIOUS Is
ASSASSINATED IN MOSCOW
Bomb Ends Life of the Russian Empires Leading
ReaCtionary
Body Frghfuy MangIed Coachman Wounded and Carriage
Wrecked-Murderer in CustOdy-Death Decreed by
Social ReV0IuOnists in December.

land. The assassin's injuries are not
serious.
The grand dukes coachman. who was
severely injured, was removed to a hos
pital. Late last night he was still liv-
ms.
The news of the tragedy spread rap
idly to every quarter of Moscow, aided
by extra editions of all the newspapers,
which appeared with deep black bOr-
ders.
Threatening Crowd Dispersed.
Theatrical performances and all
forms of social observances were inn
medfately abandoned, and theatres or
dered to remain closed until further no.
tice- Immense crowds gathered near
the Kremlin. where some factions be-
gan an attack on students and other
representatives of the liberal move
ment. while others eagerly grasped and
read a revolutionary proclamation,
which appeared as if by magic So
threatening became the attitude Of the
crowd that the authorities felt obliged
to order the Kremlin cleared and the
gates locked. The gates remained
closed all night, Obliging pedestrians
and carriages to take roundabout
routes.
The police measures to preserve or
der have proved effective up to this
hour. and the city is quiet.
Early accounts of the tragedy attrib-
uted the crime to three men in a sleigh,
but later it developed that the three
men were police agents appointed TO
guard the grand duke.
Shortly after the murder Grand
Duchess Elizabeth, the two adopted
children of Grand Duke Sergius. his
staff officers and immediate servants
assembled in the chapel, where a
solemn requiem mas was SOlemniZed-
There was another service in the even
ing. military guard of honor kept
guard during the night No arrange
ments have yet been announced for the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-18
WILL SPEAK IN Y. M. C. A.
Secretary A. H. Whitford of Buffalo
Arrives For Banquet in the
New Gymnasium.

Secretary A. H Whitford Of the Buff
falo. N Y, Y NJ. g. A. arrived in the
city yesterday, accompanied by Mrs.
Whitford and registered at the Knuts-
ford hotel. Mr.. Whitford will deliver
an address this evening in the new
gymnasium of the Salt Lake Y. NJ. c.
A
The following Will be the programme:
Introduction OF the POSTMASTER by II.
H. Smith, for the committee: short adj
dress by the POSTMASTER. Judge {. c.
Goodwin; address. by president of the
association, +. b. Stephens: address, by
Physical Director r. d BURNER: ad-
dress. by w II. Whitford. secretary of
the Buffalo. y. Y. Y NJ. c. A: address.
by. Rev Z. !. Goshen. refreshments.
During the meeting a section from the
Orpheus club viii furnish vocal music.
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shaken, and ali the moral foundations
are trembling Mothers who have to
bring up the young generation are sad
dened by seeing that it is impossible
to train up children on the basis of
truth, love and duty when the social
life of the country does not rest there
on. Our best forces are perishing.
Mothers whose hearts are breaking
eannOt remain silent. More lives will
be sacrificed. because what is happen
ing is not spasmOdic, but the results of
earlier calamities. The emperor can
still save Russia by his puissant will.
Be our pleader. Pray the emperor to
listen to the voice of the country. If
the emperor leads the country in paths
OF greatness its women will help in the
work of organization by guiding their
brothers and children INTO the new way
and a life of light
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PEACE CONSIDERED BY Tie CAR
Discussion Between Emperor Nicholas and His Ministers of
Cessation of War With Iapan-BeIief That Island Kingdom
is Willing to End the War

at. PETERSBURG, Feb. Il, $40 q.
m.-The Associated Press learns on
exceptional authority that the
question of peace was formally constd-
erred BY Emperor Nicholas and his min
isters at the conference held at Tsars-
koe-SelO yesterday. No particulars are
Obtaina bic, as, before the discussion be-
gan. the emperor exacted from each
one present solemn promise not to
divulge the slightest hint of what
transpired. The belief is. however, that
the possible conditions and terms were
under consideration.
It is suggested in high quarters that
some intimation of terms has reached
the Russian government from Japan.
although it is certain that it did not
come through the regular diplomatic
channels
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massacres by Yaqui Indians in the state
of Sonora. Mex sand telling OF battles
between hostile bands of Yaquis and Mex
lean troops, fails to develop any fOunda-
ton for these stories. From a reliable
authority at Nogales the, following tele-
gram comes in reply to Inquiries
There have been neither battles nor
SkiTmishes nor have the Mexican troops
captured any Yaquis except few wO-
men and children since the massacre of
the Chicago party of mining men. StO-
ries without foundation"
From Tucson. Ariz., the following is
received.
Mexican consul here considers stories
of 4aaui battles fakes Mexican autnori-
tiles at Nogales know nothing of recent
Yaqui troubles. othing known here"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-18
PEACE TALK REVIVED.
Prussian Prince Said TO Bear Mes
sage From German Emperor

st. Petersburg. Feb. Is, ? a. m.-Even
in the midst of the excitement caused
by the assassination OF Grand Duke
Sergius there has been a noticeable
and sudden revival Of peace talk. It is
even intimated that Prince Frederick
Leopold of Prussia is the bearer Of per
sOnal representations from Emperor
William or this subject.
While il is positively known that the
question of peace was discussed be-
tween Emperor Nicholas ana Prince
Frederick Leopold yesterday. it is i'm
possible to ascertain what. If any, con-
illusions were reached
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-18
PEABODY GAINS NOTHING.
RebuttaI Testimony in Governor
Contest of No Importance.

Denver, Feb. TT.-Nothins of import
ance has yet developed in the testi-
mony introduced by Former Governor
Peabody in rebuttal of the defense of
Governor Alva Adams in the guberna-
torial contest.
Today's session was brief The prin-
opal witness was w. II. Dickson
speaker OF the house. He testified that
re had tried to have 1000 names
stricken from the registration lists in
Denver before election, because he al
legged they were either fictitious or the
names of people who had moved.
No night session was held
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-18
WYOMING SENATE ACTS.
That Body Prevents official Support
of President Roosevelt.

Cheyenne, Wyo.. Feb. ia resolution
which unanimously passed the house, re-
questing Wyoming's delegation in con-
gress Ito give their earnest support to
any proposition to authorize the inter
state commerce commission to fix rail-
way rates along the lines recommended
by President Roosevelt" was killed in
the Wyoming senate today by a large
majority.
Leans and four Democrats Four Demo-
CT ats and two Republicans voted for the
resolution
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-18
NEWHOUSE OFFERS CITY
TO BUILD LIGHT PLANT
Willing to Furnish Service Much Cheaper Than
Present Corporations Rates.
In Proposed New Franchise the Utah Light Railway Com
pany Seeks Higher Charges, with Freight Carrying
and Other Privileges at Public Expense.

If the city will grant to franchise lighting
imposing reasonable protecting
providing for first-ctass
25 TO 35 PER CENT BELOW THOSE oRDI-
NANCE organization
of possessing capital STRICTLY
MODERN LIGHTING PLANT cITY-ssmuel
NewhOuse in an Open Letter to the City Council
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GRAND DUKES SENTENCE.
Contained in Socialist Proclamation
of Dec. IL

st. Petersburg. Feb. Il, 7:3O D. M
The sentence of death on Grand Duke
Sergius was contained in a proclama-
ton issued by the socialist revolution
lists of Moscow after the demonstration
on Dec. Il of last year at st. Peters
burg was put down. 1t read:
IF our demonstration at Moscow
dec. is and 49,, is crushed in as
bloody manner as that of our broth
ers of st. Petersburg, then be the
guilt therefor upon the head of Grand
Duke Sergius and General Trepoff. and
We. the committee, In that event. have
foreordained their death"
At the time sentences of death were
pronounced by the terrorists upon
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APPEAL TO EMPRESS.
Women of Moscow Ask Her infIu-
ence TO End War.

st. Petersburg. Feb. 1.-THE empress
OF Russia has. received from the women
of Moscow an address piteously appeal
ing to her. as a woman and mother to
use her influence with the emperor to
secure peace.
oh, sovereign the petition says.
I'VE believe your mother heart feels all
the horrors of war as we do. Peace is
violated not only beyond the frontiers
but even in the heart of the fatherland.
We see in recent troubles the beginning
OF calamities that may crush all Rus
STA if the emperor does not seek to
avert them. All the bases of life are
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FAKE STORIES OF FIGHTS.
Mexican Troops and Yaqui Indians
Haven't Met.

Los Angeles. Feb. 17.-Investigatiou of
special dispatches sent out from Ari-
IONA points, detailing Expectations and
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TOWN COUNCIL PROcEEn,so
FRANKLIN, La, Dee IN ~,

FRANKLIN, La, Dec. 10, ION
The Honorable Council met :, .
session, Mayor j. G. Lewis n ~ IN.
NJ. Bell absent. p'e''ulpl|
The reading of the minutes =. .
previous were. by motion Of NJ W
zen dispensed with. ' Ialtl
The Collector being i'll. waa .u
further time in which TO make INV "s 4,
report. ''9
The Treasurer and Secretary ~
showing balance on hand Of 70 AZ
were read, and being Correct w.s
copied.
ny motion Of Mr.. Laurjtzsn i.
seconded, the. Mayor was reone...s
correspond with other town antSs!.
along Bayou Teche, in reference ~ y
ing sugar manufacturers alon"
bayou to cease emp,ing their refus.
Bayou Iechc = ''c
The following bills were reaa and
dered paid: "S
J. r W ,,, ~"oeT' hauling shells, dirt wood
~. Mary Banner, pub. notice to taxn.vc.
and printing = l. Il W " receip,,.
a. ;. Pucke.t. repairs 10 pumps at povsr
Y. Capri;", 81 bb!s Shells ....... -
Daniel Jct:rey'. repairing boiler tubes
Columbia lnoandescent Lamp Co., a crvs.
tai lamps ........... ''"
John i; SANDERS, sheriff, board Of prisoner
tor December ]
Ihe f"ilnWinS Applicant ons to sell iio1
were read:
Ben Borne, place formerly owned
Clayton Hamilton on Wilson street
Eugene U Conner, DR., place form.I
owned by VIM. Brandt on Willow s,rs1
Moved by Mr.. Weber, duly seeonS|
and carried, that in consideration Of 4
revenue, the Fire Company will dar;|
from the U ). Carniva! Co., tina, \
said Carnival Company be granted \
LICENSE and street privilege to show col
mencing January 18th t. 22ud. 1905 +
clu"ive.
By motion Of Mr.. Lauri,zen, duly a,
ondrd. the Secretary was authorized
get nrcessar! information regarding ca
Of installing OUTFIT at power house
burn oil.
There being no further business. /
Council on motion, adjourned.
j. {. LEWIS, Mayor.
G. LAUvE. Secretary.
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Mark Maximum 100.
U6NEfltS TOT IETm ,.
THOH. ID. BOYD, President.
Dement'S for term 9.

UeInGrltS Tor Term y.
THoH. ID. BOYD, President.
Dement'S for term 9.
The following letter from Mr.. Vim.
Hanson was read and on motion of
Mr.. Hausmann the matter was referred
to the District Attorney that II there
is no legal prohibition against the
Jury granting the request that he pre-
pare an ordinance carrying it into eff
feet and present same at the next reg
ular meeting:
BERWICK, La, Jan. 10. 1905.
To the Honorable President and Members of
the Police jury, Franklin, La.
Gentlemen:
respectfully petition your Honor
able Body to allow me to use the foot
of Orange street in Berwick, for a
period of ten years, and to also have
the use of fifty feet on each side of
said street for the purpose of drecting
set of ways for the docking OF small
craft, such as luggers and small tug
boats. | beg to represent to your
Honorable Body that this end of this
street is not used for any purposes,
and that by allowing me the use of the
end of the street and the fifty feet on
C0Nu oluS III a tAoAAuiuAh sA0HV4 Va
thirty-five feet. hat the interests of no
one will be cOnflicted with.
Yours respectfully,
WILLIAM HANSON.
The Finance Committee submitted
the following reports which was re-
ceived and adopted:
DEcEMBER End, 1904.
We, your Finance Committee beg
leave to report that in compliance with
resolution we met on the first Tuesday
in December and audited and had reg
istered all the contract bills and bills
for salaries as well as the Sheriff's
bills as per statement attached. AT
our meeting the Treasurer made re-
quest that we audit his accounts and
issue him a certificate so that he could
furnish same to surety company and
get his bond. Your Committee Sc
cured the assistance of MIR. w. II.
Kramer and made . thorough exam
nation into the books and vouchers
of the Treasurer, and finding them
correct as will be more fully seen by
reference to the attached statement We
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EIGHTH WARD SPECIAL SCHOOL TAI

We lind that the Sheriff has turned
over TO the Treasurer to the credit
Of this fund on account OF taxes Of
1903, as per monthly statements OF
the Sheriff, receipted by the Treas
urer ........ 1878
And that the Trea surer has made no
disbursements therelrom leaving ia
his possession
Cash balance Dec. 18th, 1904 1859
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Element with the Treasurer and
drew therefrom all the money in his
hands to the credit of this fund.
We find that the Sheriff of she
Parish has turned over TO the Trcus
urer for this fund from MSrch list.
1904, to Dec. 9th, lcC4, us per Sheritl's
monthly statements, recciptcd by
Treasurer
And that the Treasurer has made no
disbursements therefrom, leaving
in h s possession
Cash balance Dec. 9TH, 1904 s
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Rev. Carlisle P. B. Martin, LID.

OF Waveriy. Texas. writes. ,''Qf a
morning, when first arising often find
troublesome collection Of phlegm which
produces a cough and is very. hard to
dislodge; but Il small quantity Of Bal
lard's Horehound Syrup will at once dis
lodge it, and the trouble is over. I:know
of no medicine that is equal to it, and it
is pleasant to take. Lean most cordially
recommend it to all persons needing a
medicine for throat or lung trouble"
Csc, SOC and 81 90.
Sold by Franklin Drug Co. ~
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SATURDAY. JAN. IA, 1905.
!OFFTCIAL.
POLICE JURY PROCEEDINGS.
FRANKLIN, La, Jan. 10, 1905.

FRANKLIN, La, Jan. 10, 1908,
The Jury met Ia regular session witt
the following members present: =. =
Peterman, Iresi dent; A Allan, b.
O'Brien, +. Aucoin, Hy. Halsmann,
Ely. Penn, Simon Leopold and F. G.
Marsh. Absent, 4. +. Milling and
B. Levy.
On motion the reading OF me min
ntes Of the last meeting was dispensed
with ana they were adopted.
The following petition was rea I and
on motion referred 10 the School
Board Of The Parish:
PETITION To POLICE JURY.
In consideration Of the diiapidated and
nnsanitary condition oi our public school
building we, the citizens of the town OF Pat
terson, respectfully, but earnestly petition
your honorable body for an appropriation
For the painting and repairing Of said build
ing, and for the rebuilding OF our fence
This appropriation is sadly needed at once
as the health and comfort of our children is
endangered, and unless conditions are i'm
prOyed soon, great loss will result both TO the
cOmmuDitY and parish.
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Mr.. Wn S. Crane, of California, N
suffered for years from rheumatism j,
lumbaso. He was finally advised to
Chamberlain's Pain Balm. which he
and it effected complete cure.
Eminent is
For sale by Gates Drug Store.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of st. Mary-23rd JUG
cial District Court. !.
Dr.. G.. \. McGowen vs.. Jo
Green, ct ais. No. 1,3T.

Under and by virtue Of an on
issued out of the HonOra bic 23rd
dicial District Court, in and for
Parish of ST. Mary, and to me dir
ted in the above styled and numbel
cause. in which judgment was rend
ed ordering the property hereinaf
described to be sold at public sale
effect partition between and amo
the co-ownets; therefore, l, John
Sanders, Sheriff Of the Parish OF !
Mary, La. will on
SATURDAY, THE 4TH DAY
" FEBRUARY, A. D., 1905
Between the hours OF Ii O'Clock a.
and, O'Clock p. H., same being
hour for judicial sales, at the prin
pal door o, the Court House in
town of Franklin, Parish OF St. Ma
offer for sale and sell 70 the last .
highest bidder for cash, the follosl
described property, to-wit:
A certain piece or parcel OF Ia
situated III the Parish of St; Ma
about one mile and a half below
line dividing said Parish from
Parish OF Iberia, and bounded on
north by the Bayou Teche, east
land OF Mrs. John N. Webster or.
signs, south by the public road Il
ing from the town Of Franklin, TO-
town of New Iberia, and on the y
by lands of DR.. A. Mcguire or ASST
and measuring eight hundred andh
three feet on said public road, and
hundred and seventy feet 'front.'
Bayou Teche, being the property
quired by Virgile and Nina Green
per deed recorded in Book % of Mo
cages, page $50 of the Recorders
flee of the Parish of St. Mary, v
all of the buildings and improvemel
on said land situated
JOHN 3. SANDERS,
Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Parish of St. MAJ
La, Dec. 30th, 1904.
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igave the Treasurer a copy duly certl-
fled by us, and we now recommend
that quietus be issued to said Treas
urer and SIS. 90 be appropriated to pay
| Mr.. Kramer for his services 20 rs.
We also beg to report that We met
! on January 3rd, 1905, and after con-
sultation with the President and other
members OF the Jury that We could
see, concluded to take up all out
standing approved bills in the hands
| of the banks, thereby saving the IN
! terest on S2O,7l4.0S the amount q the
bills. We ask thai you approve "nr
! action in this matter:
w. K Wilson, district at
torney 500 90
| r. W. Tarleton, NJ. D., coroner 81 81
! l.. a. Mendoza, justice of the
neace . Is 20
tJ, Jonhert ilssice Of the peace Il; 90
~ Mani. iIstice Of the peace IL 90
/. Mayer, justice Of the peace y 90
J G Kramer, justice Of thepeace 10 90
NJ Wooster Justice of the peace 10 20
Ion Rochel, justice of the peace % 20
VIM CostellO Justice ofthepeace 10 0o
}. K. Schwing, justice Of the
peace. ~ W
A. z. CAIN, justice OF the peace = 90
3 W Scott, justice Of the peace ID 90
George Pecot, constable. ..... Is 90
Paul Mendoza, consta ble,.. IL 90
f. D. Blanchard, constable, ID 90
Alfred Pecot, constable. -... 10 w
r. Dumesnil. constable. ..... Is 90
Lyman Stansbury, constable 10 90
Chris Peterson. constable. 20 90
George Bulge, constable II %
Wade Coleman, constable. 10 w
NJ. D. Legnon, constable. 10 w
Fl. c. Miller, constable. 1890. 10 W
a. f.. Sterling, treasurer. 30 D
r. Hanf, clerk 30 W
Octave Perret, lanitor.. 80 w
w. II. Latham, printer = 20
John Hartman, pauptr,. y W
Elir RobichauX, pauper- . W
Felix Odressy, pauper. . 10
Mrs Z. Maynard, Sr., pauper !, p
Mrs. 4. Maynard, Jr., panp"r w
Nancy Shepherd, pauper 90
Albert Dorsey, pauper 10
Franklin Darcas, pauper. 90
Laura Sanders, pauper 90
Liza Davidson, pauper. 90
Thos. Murphy pauper. 90
Charles Stansbury, road work. 100 90
Peter Ellsworth, road work So ;;3
Percy O'Brien, road work.. 50 81
John Flanagan, road work. 80 IS
Alfred FOrtier, Jr. road work PIG IS
Franklin Electric Light Co.. 80
Ribbec Manu- acturing Co.. s. Is
joni s. Sanders l25 GO
John 8. Sanders. ...... 40 90
John s. Sanders 49, . 1914 90
F. G. Marsh, police Juror -. 70
Hy Hausnanr police ury + 90
Lima Parker 1880. ........... ; 80
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FRANKLIN DRAINAGE FUND.
We Ind that On March list, 1904, the
Secretary Of this fund made set
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IBERIA AND ST. MARY DRAINAGE
We lind that on February 24th.
1904. that the SecretOry of this fund
made settlement with the Treas
urer and drew therefrom all in the
Tremsurer's hands to its credit.
We find that the Sheriff Of this
Parish has paid to the Treasurer
since Feb 2lth. 1904, as per monthly
statements Of sheriff. receipted by
Treasurer. ........... .....
We do not find that the Sheriff of
Iberia Parish has made him any
payments to the credit of this fund.
since Feb. 9Th, 1904.
The Treaeurer's books do not show
any disbursements since the date Of
Feb'y cath, 1901, leaving
Cash balance, Dec. 6th, 1904 5
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: Cash balance Dec. 9TH, 1905 l,o4s. 70
SCHOOL Fund

SCHOOL FUND
We find that the School Board of
this Parish on April 23rd, 1904. had
special committee to examine the
books and accounts OF the Treasurer
with that body, and that, as per
statement Of this examination, the
Treasurer had to their credit Jan.
LIST, 1901 ... ... 37737
We ind that the Sheriff of this
Parish has turned over to him for
this account, as per Sheriff's month
ly statements receipted by him, to
Dec. 6th 1904. $ 1914 "a
We find that he has received from
all other sources as per books of the
Parish superintendent. ........... 81, III IS