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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-05

The following letter is only one of
many thousands which are on file in
the Pinkham Office, and GO TO prove
beyond question that lydia T. pink
hams Vegetable Compound must be a
remedy of great merit. otherwise II
could not produce such marvellous re-
suits among sick and ailing women.
Dear Mrs. Pinkham:-
About nine months ago 7 was a great s1lf-
ferer with womb trouble, which caused me
severe pain extreme nervousness and fire.
quent headaches, from which the doctor
failed 10 relieve me. l tried lydia f Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, and within n
short time felt better, and after taking five
bottles of il l was entirely cured therefore
heartily recommend your Compound as a
splendid uterine tonic. 1t makes the monthly
periods regular and without pain and what
a blessing il is TO find such a remedy after 50
many doctors fail to help you. ! am pleased
70 recommend it to all suffering women -
Mrs Sara Wilson, 81 East Sd Street, Cincin-
natl, Ohio.
If You have suppressed or painful
menstruatiOn. weakness of the stom-
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flooding. nervous prostration. dizzi-
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- nt-tO-t,e-icft- alone feeling. ex-
citability, baciache or the blues, these
are sure indications of female weak
ness. some arrangement of the uterus
or ovarian trouble. In such cases there
is one tried and true remedy-Lydia
4. Pinkhan's Vegetable Compound.
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INDIAN JUGGLERS.
Some Strange and Mysterious Feats
Described by Andrew Lang.
CSt- James Gazette. }


Yesterday says the writer I'VE were
All marching in from Khimlasa when we
passed village, and on the roadside a
1qggler was resting. We said to him
JuggleH We stood within six feet of
MIN, all round him, all the time and he
was half naked. He took a rudely-carved
little boat, empty and unlocked, about
eight inches by four inches, with one
IhWart across it with a hole for a mast
we all examined this boat and handed it
round 1t was empty He then stuck a
thin bamboo stick about two feet long in
the mole. and then took a cocoanut and
handed it round. This cocoanut was
empty, with three holes in it. 1t was a
small one. and we all saw and felt il was
empty He then stuck the nut on the
bamboo. and stuck a little bamboo spout
IN one hole of the nut. and stood five
yards off and said, Spout And il
SpOuted water like l o'clock for a long
time. He said. Stop. and it stopped:
Spout, and it spOuted. 1t spouted much
more water than could ever have been
who had a monkeys skull with him. kept
on saying, 'Bandar ka kopra' ('monkey's
SkuH) over and over again.
From Mr. Hugh Clifford Mr. Lang has
a similar story. The juggler was a Ma
lay, who strOked with his fingers the
blade of a long knife or kris. Mr. Cliff
ford saw water fall drop by drop from
the blade. which became flaccid like a
strip of India rubber Thrown on the
knife blade again when lifted by the lug
gler- This looks like a clever case of
.palming'' d thin bag. full Of water. for
the knife blade But there was no water
on the mat on which Mr. Clifford saw
the drops falling.
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MANY DRUNKEN
BOYS AT SALTAIR
Inebriated Youths a Feature Of Day
at Church Resort.
CASES OF INT0MCATION
OFFICERS ARE KEPT BUSY MAIN
TANNING ORDER.

Although the crowds witnessed the
spectacle of mere boys at Saltair
STEPPED in liquor, there were no ac-
tual arrests of men for drunkenness
or fighting, while on the other hand
there was some good juvenile court
material How these young lads. some
of whom were not over u years, were
able TO obtain liquor at Saltair when
its sale to minors is plainly prohibited
by law is not clear.
Whatever the cause and means of
the disregard for law, the young boys
We're drunk. Their foolish little efforts
to initiate what they miscOnceiVed to
be manly in older men stopped just
short of being a disturbance of the
peace. Some of the lads who took
the later trains for Salt Lake were
apparently tasting the bad effects of
over indulgence for the first time.
OF course, in addition to. the notice
able number of semi-tipsy youths, there
and women who find in the lake resort
an opportunity to indulge their appe-
tite for various beVera ges
1t was necessary for the deputy sher-
ifs on duty at the resort last night
to remove several persons from the pa
viliOn as a result of their noisiness
following visits to the bar. None of
these were put under arrest, the usu-
al rule being to place them on the
train under injunction to leave the re
sort.
Something over 10000 persons passed
through the gates to Saltair yesterday
including the evening attendance
With the increase in attendance came
added complaints of short changing.
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Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the asSessEnent of the tax levied by the
city council or Salt Lake City. Utah. by
ordinance passed June eth. 1875. upon the
property abutClng upon Fronting on Z
street: All Of lots l and 4. block 10. plat
u an OF lots and 3, block L, plat D: all
of lots and 3. block 40 plat d. ali OF
lots and 4, block Al, plat D; all of lots
l and 4, block "A, plat D; all of lots and
5, block 10, plat d; all Of lots . and ,
block 6sr plat d; all of lots I and f. block
o.. plat d: all Of lots 1 and f. block -
plat y; all OF lots ? and 3. block - Dlar
d; all Of lots and g. block So plat d: am
OF lots and f. block 81. plat d: an OF lots
l l ana ana Z block 100. plat d; all OF lots and
:, block 1Ol. plat d; all of lots and 3
I Daock -, plat d; all OF lots and (. block
Fronting on Fifth street: All OF lots
ana = block %, plat D; all of lots / and
= oIoGA a, plat d; ali Of lots / and -
Fronting on Seventh street. All ~ rors
ana = DOCK l0l, plat d, Salt Lake City
I sidewalk four feet wide and four
InchFS thlck on both sides of street
from h1rst street TO Ninth street: on the
north Sloe or Fifth street from b to +
streets; and on the north side OF Seventh
street from y street TO Q street in side
That the board OF eGUaIi9atio-l an, 70
view appointed by the city council for
that purpose viii meet at the office OF
ing, on Monday. July 10th. Iq05 ana con
unue IT session until Friday, July 18th
lSV9, between the hours of $3.50 and 4:sj
p; m, ana VIII hear and consider any
DIRECTIONS and make correction OF anv
tax which said board may deem UNEQUAL
That during said time. between the
hours OF a m and D. m, said list will
os open 70 puonc inspection at the office
County building, Salt Lake CITY. Utah.
~ oroer OF the city council dated June
ASIh' 4SV0' J. s CRITCHLOW,
Sidewalk Extension Nc II.
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TAFT PARTY IN
SAN FRANCISCO
Big Man of the Administration Made
Welcome.
WILL REMAIN FOUR DAYS
THEN SAIL FOR THE PHILIPPINE
ISLANDS.

San Francisco. July 4.-Secretary Of
War William II. Taft and party ar
rived i'm San Francisco at 5:45 O'Clock
today. A hearty greeting was extended
the visitors by 5000 citizens who as
scmbled at the ferry depot to watch
the party conclude their trip across
the continent. Secretary Taft and
Miss Roosevelt took a waiting auto
mObitF and were Immediately taken to
their hotel. the remainder Of the party
following in closed carriages. As the
automobile proceeded through the
crowd and up the main street of the
city, the secretary and Miss Roosevelt
bowed in acknowledgment of the
greeting that was extended them.
Struck Warm Weather.
The distinguished visitors have come
in the midst of exceptionally warm
Francisco bay, the theormOmeter hav-
Ing registered as high as "a degrees
IN this city today. None of the mem
bers of the party were affected, how
ever, by the unusual warmth.
That he might make an inspection
OF Carquinez straits, for the purpose
of making a report to the president
on the application to place a railroad
bridge across the span Of water. Sec
rotary Taft left the special train at
Sparks. New, and took another special
OF three cars to San Francisco bay.
While but a few hours were devoted
10 an examination Of the proposed To-
cation of the bridge. the inspection was
thorough. Secretary Taft said he had
not determined what would be the ma
ture OF his report. After the inspec-
ton, Mr. Taft Joined the party at
Benicia and proceeded to San Fran
cisco.
Object of the Trip.
The primary object of this trip"
said Secretary Taft lis to go to the
are Immediately within the province
OF the war department. The senators
and congressman who are included in
the party VIII be thoroughly acquainted
with the needs of the islands
The secretary announced his inten-
uon of looking thoroughly into the
California side of the Chinese exclu-
sion question while here
am thoroughly i'm favor of enforc-
ing the Chinese exclusion law to the
letter" said Taft; but 1 am quite
sure that il was never the intent Of
the law 20 bar Chinese merchants and
students from the United States Such
a, policy might work a serious hardship
TO our trade IN China"
The secretary and party will suend
a ousy four days in San Francisco
and vicinity before departing next sat
urday on the steamer Manchuria for
tue orient Among the points of in
terest which viii be visited are the
home of Luther Burbank i'm Santa Rosa
ana the Bohemian club forest at Cur
neville Thursday night a ball will
be given aud Friday morning viii be
devoted To an excursion about San
Francisco bay and a visit to the Pre-
Sidio and island military posts In
the aiteI noon the party will visit the
University Of California Enr0ute ia
The Philippines stops will be made al
Hongkong. Yokohama, Kobe and
Shanghai
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met the sheriff and his deputies. who
were on their way to Bowling Green.
and they ordered him. TO stop. He
rushed on, and they shot at him four
times. wounding him twice Neither
wound is thought to be fatal The
shooting near the square frightened
the mob in the Jail, and they hurried
off with only one of the men, Jimmy
Lyon, leaving Polk Fletcher and Guy
Lyon in the jail. These two, together
with the wounded man, were taken
away shortly afterward on the train
TO Bowling Green. 1t is supposed that
Lyon. who was taken away by the
mob, was hanged in the outskirts OF
the town and that his body Will be
found in the morning.
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Ogden Briefs.

In Ogden with relatives.
DR.. w. J. Browning of Salt Lake was in
Ogden yesterday visiting relatives
Theodore Lewis was in Ogden yester-
day en- route from Portland to the cap
itaI city.
Earl Dunshee of Salt Lake and a party
OF friends were visitors to Ogden and
the canyon yesterday.
Will McCabe, formerly a resident of
Ogden, but now of Kansas City. is in the
Junction City again for a visit of a few
days
The fire department was called out last
night to eXtinguish fire that was burn
ing In some grass, threatening a house on
Mob hill.
a large number of Socialists went up
to Peterson, in Morgan county, yesterday
where was held the annual outing and
picnic Of that party's members.
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QUIET DAY AT LAGOON.
Large Number Enjoy Perfect Day
at the Resort.

a. VIC hhCoOAba
Lagoon proved a popular resort yes
terday to thousands who were desir-
Gus of getting away from the noise
and excitement of life in the city and
wanted to spend the Fourth quietly
and pleasantly. The trains that left
the city in the forenoon were fairly
well filled with pleasure seekers, but
the rush commenced with the first aft
ernoon train From that time until late
in the eveningsthose who secured seats
were the ones fwho were first to climb
upon the trains. The others were com
PEELED to stand up on the steps and
between the seats
Whole families with all their correIa-
tive branches went to Lagoon deter
mined to spend the day saneIy and in
a way to get the most rest and COM
fort out of it. They took with them
big baskets filed with all kinds of edi-
bles, from the contents of which they
Toasted later
Ice cream, soda pop and other LIQUID
refreshments were obtainabIe in IN
limited quantities al the various stands.
and there was dancing in the pavilion
boating on the lake and riding on the
merry go-round and narrow gauge
railway to afford everyone an oppor-
tunlty to indulge their appetites or OBJ
tain such recreation as best suited in
dividual fancy.
1t was midnight before the last of
the Lagoon visitors reached the CITY.
many of them weary with their round
OF pleasure but pleased with the man
ner IN which they had spent the day
A pyrotechnic display at night proved
a magnet that caused many to remain
at Lagoon until a late hour.
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MOB SHEDS BLOOD in OLD KENTUCKY
Jail Captured at Russelvie, But Only One Out of Four
Men Wanted Was Secured-BOdy Will Probably
Be Found This Morning.

OUSSELLVIILE, Ky July "A
II mob numbering 500 went to the
jail here tonight. They We're able
to ind only one of the prisoners charged
with criminal assault upon the Ger
man girl Mary Gladder. The other
three had crawled up the iron railing
and hid in the big water tank near
the ceiling. When the crowd got in
sue, John Sacka, the man whose trial
mas been in progress since Monday,
cropped to the floor and rushed out
OF the door Several pursued him and
fired at him, but he made his escape.
running toward the public square. and
would have gotten away had he not
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MINOR ACCIDENTS.
Sundry Happenings Incident to the
Celebration of the Fourth.

The little son Of Mr.. and Mrs Abe
Dunbar was painfully burned yesterday
morning by the explosion of firecrackers
against the little ones face at his home
on 7 twenty sixth street. a number. of
powder grains were imbedded in the flesh
OF the boy S cheek and some in the eve
pail. DR.. H J. Powers. who attended
him. says that the burns are not serious
ana that no permanent injury is likely
to result to the eye.
At Five Points Monday night August
anderson, aged Il years, son Of August
Anderson. ST., suffered a severe injury
10 his knee by the bursting of a crude
bomb which he had manufactured from
wagon-wheel burr. The burr burst into
fragments and one of the pieces struck
the knee of young Anderson. causing a
painful wound. DR.. Taplin attended him
and states that the lad will be una Bile TO
use his knee much for several weeks
a young boy named Glen Koch suffered
a very painful scalp wound in
1hcted by a large tin can which was
hurled through the air when the bow ex-
plOded some powder in it
August Carlson had his face burned by
exploding hrecrackers. and "A girl named
Lloyd suffered in a similar manner.
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Notice

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
city council OF Salt Lake City of the in
tention OF such council TO make the fol-
lowing described Improvement, to-wit:
Constructing fOur-foot cement sidewalk
on both sides Of Bueno street from EIev-
enth East TO Twelfth East street, in side
walk district No ., and defray the cost
and expense thereof, estimated at nine
hundred ten and 5000 (SS1O.S0) dollars or
69-1O0 5000 dollars per front or linear
foot. by a local assessment upon the lois
or pieces Of ground within the follow
ing described district. being the district
to be affected or benefited BY said i'm
provement, namely: Lots ! to 20 Inclusive
and lot q. Of block l, Ehrich's subdi-
vision; lots / to. Is inclusive. block ?
Ehrich-S subdivision, and lot 4 block 40
plat f, Salt Lake City survey
All protests and objections TO the car
rying out or such intention must De pre-
sented IN writing to the city recorder on
o. Detore the 10Th day Of July, 1906 be
ing the time set by said council when IL
viii hear and consider such protest and
ob1ectlons as may be made thereto.
City, Utah. ~
Dated June 5th, 1905.
J S. CRITCHLOW.
r,.z.o71.--r, City Recorder.
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WAIVED HER RIGHTS.
Wife of OeVIin Praised for Turnino
Over Property.

Iopeka. Kan, July 4.-The men engaged
m clearing up the affairs of the First
National bank praise the participation of
Mrs {. J. Devliu in her husbands af-
talrs. The insurance policies which she
assigned Tor the benefit Of the creditors
were entirely hers and might have been
held for herself clear of all connection
with the bank She has assigned all her
insurance, except that which went to the
children. The same is true OF her dover.
interest IN 100000 worth Of real estate
Inc Central National bank announced
tonight that il did not hold anv Of q I
DeVEns personal paper. This has been
regarded rs DeVlin bank The debts
que the bank from the Devlin interests
are owed entirely by companies in which
CeVlln was only part owner. These are
the Marquette Third Vein Coal company
the Toluca. Marquette & Northern rail
road. the Devlin-Miller Coal company.
crawford County Coal company Charles
p Gleed said tonight:
It now seems that every dollar Of the
DeNln property has been located and
than the debts
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When Depew Hurried.
CPittsburg Dispatch


Senator Chauncey NJ. Depev of New
york tells this one at his own expense.
he was Stumping the state of New York
IN the campaign Of 1900. having big aU-
diences and kindly receptions at all points
In one town the Republican managers
had arranged to have cannon near the
stand of the speaker and to have it fired
of every time the people gave vent TO
applause Senator Depew kept the peo-
pie hurrahing almost all the time At
last, stopping to take breath, he dis
tnctly heard this inquiry come across
the field:
cap, when is the old galoot going 10
quiet? I've only got four cartridges
Depew said he finished his speecb in
four minutes. III
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Notice of Sale,

IN THE MATTER OF THE GUAR
competent.-Notice is hereby given that
the Undersigned viii sell at private sale
on or after July II. 1905. at u O'Clock
noon, the following described real prop
erty situated in Salt Lake county. Utah
Beginning at point 14iA rods south OF
the northeast corner OF lot 10 block .
5-acre plat a Big Field survey. run
nng thence west 10 rods. thence south
RODS more or less, 10 the center OF
canyon creek to the Intersection of said
creek with the east line of said block /.
thence north "a rods. more or less 10
the place OF beginning Written bids viii
be received at 1917 South State street
salt Lake City Utah. Terms OF sail
cash 10 De paid upon confirmation OF
sale. WILLIAM row a ~
Guardian Of Rosa P RoyIance. an IN
competent.
Dated July Z. 1905
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morning there was approximately $50. -
600 in cash on hand. The relation of the
assets to the obligations to depositors
depends upon the cash value of the
DeVlin collateral and upon whether or
not the transferences from the DevIin
estate hold good
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WILL WELCOME sIcssEE

Foulou, July Admiral Fourier who
was president of the information commits
sion to inquire into the North sea affair.
mas left here for Paris TO officially greet
rear admiral S1gsbee and the other Of
ficers of the American squadron.
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seriously injured last night by falling
from boXcar while he was engaged in
switching. He suffered injuries to his
back, and it is feared was also hurt in
ternally- He was taken to the Ogden gem
eral hospital about 10 O'clock
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-05
GEORGE wAsHINGToNs QUEUE.
1t Hid a Luxuriant Suit of Straight and
Very Dark Hair

Very Dark Hair.
The Father of his Country concealed a
luxuriant suit of hair beneath his queue
wig. Many now wish the old fashion were
in vogue, to conceal thinned hair or bald
ness Yet no one need have thin hair nor
be bald, if he cure the dandruff that
causes both Dandruff cannot be cured
by securing the scalp, because it is a germ
1lsease, and the germ has to be killed.
NeWbro'S Herpicide kills the dandruff
germ-no other hair preparation will De
SToy the cause, you remove the effect -
There's no cure for dandruff but TO Kin
the germ Sold by leading druggists Send
Ioc IN stamps for sample to The Herpicide
Co. Detroit. Mich
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win Lose Another Finaer.

j. w. Aiken. whose hand was seriously
injured In an explosion of caps used to
set off giant powder was examined again
yesterday by DR.. II. j. Powers. 1t now
appears probable that another finger will
have to be cut off. This was a coutin-
gency feared by the doctor Monday night.
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CROWD AT SALT PALACE.
Many Visit Resort to Take in Free
Attractions

over 1000 persons went to the Salt
Palace yesterday afternoon to see the
free attractions. Many of them
brought their lunches The afternoon
was especially devoted to the children
and, besides free admissions. they We're
permitted to witness bicycle races and
other events free
The races at night were attended
by 1000 or more persons.
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Dying of Famine.

Is, in its torrents. like diving of con-
sumption. The progress Of consume
ton, from the beginning TO the very
end, is long torture, both to victim
and friends. When had cOnSumDtiOu
in its first stage writes VIM. Myers. of
Cearfoss, Nd. after trying different
medicines and a good doctor. in vain.
at last took DR.. Kings New Dis
cOvery, which quickly and perfectly
cured me- Prompt relief and sure cure
for coughs, colds, sore throat. brOn-
chitis, etc. Positively prevents pneu-
monia- Guaranteed at T. g. NJ. l.. price
soc and Sl.O0 a bottle. Trial bottle free.
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PUBLIC RECEPTION.

on Wednesday afternoon. July ,. the
Utah Independent Telephone company
receive their friends from until s
The occasion being the first anniver-
sary of the opening of their exchange
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MESSAGE OF SYMPATHY.

oxford. England. July A-The vice chan
Cellor OF oxford university has sent a
message To President Roosevelt express
ing the sympathy of the university i'm the
grleNnus loss sustained by the death Of
Secretary HAY
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ITS MERIT IS PROVED
nREc0RD OF A GREAT MEDICINE
A Prominent Cincinnati Woman Tells
low Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Completely Cured Her.

The great good Lydia f. Pinlzharn.s
Vegetable Compound Is doing among
the women of America Is attracting
the attention of many Of our leading
scientists, and thinking people gener-
ally
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were again rendered and the escort of
culirassiers accompanied it back 10 the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-05
LAST THREE DAYS
MUNYON'S
ST INHALER
FE2f ZEE

Until July 6th
the price of Paw
Paw will be 800.
including my S1.OO
Inhaler, a package
of Paw-Paw Pills
and a package OF
Catarrh Tablets
actual value 500.
After that date the
price will be 800
for the Inhaler and
$1-0O for the Paw
Paw. If you have
catarrh or any
trouble. don't fail I
positive and comp
before the price is
$500.
MUI
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Fell From Box Car.

Il o Mclaughlin. a switchman en-
ployed in the Ogden railroad yards. was
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DRUNKENNESS CURED.

A positive and Permanent cure for
0runkennesS and the opium diseases
There is no publicity, no sickness. Ladies
treated as privately as at their own
homes The Kelley Institute 3s4 West
South Temple, Salt Lake City. Utah.
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Office, 24s4 Washington Ave.

Ogden, Wednesday, July 5.