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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-22
BITTER TO KNOW
So Says an Essay Which Won
the Praise of All American
Physicians.

Don't live in a fools paradise. The
worst thing about consumption is that
IL is not suspected. to be consumption
until it gets so far along that the fight
becomes a hard one to win If you
could detect it in its earlier ste ges be-
fore the system had become weakened
and worn out by the daily fever, you
could easily get the y.''-Eugene
Wood in Everybody's Magazine.
DR.. Acker's English Remedy cures
consumption after it has gone beyond
the stage where the victim "doesn' I
know"
But it is easiest, quickest and safest
to cure it at an early stage.
WHY DO YOU COUGH?
A cough is a distress signal from the
lungs They tell you they are weak
ened and inf1amed and sore. Pneumo-
ma and Consumption are everywhere
and it is only healthy lungs that resist
the germs DR.. Acker's English Rene
dy sootheS the lungs. cures the cough
helps nature throw off the evil germs
Does this for those far gone in disease
but it is easier to do it at the first
cough.
Find enclosed money order for $50
Send for same your so cent size Acker's
English Remedy for consumption. Tbs
druggists do not want to send for the
medicine They say they have other
medicines better than yours. l know
they have not, for have used it for Il
years and 1 know that any case OF
cough or lung trouble that it does not
coure any other need not try. 1 had
eight years age a cough IN the fall.
lost in two weeks Is pounds. 1 used one
% cent size of your medicine and was
cUred.''-S. Friemath, Delphog, o.
All druggists in your city sell DR.
Acker's English Remedy. They Offer
you your money back if it does not cure
you. Bottles: % cents, so cents and 81
Any reader of The Salt Lake Herald
sending name and address to w. H
Hooker & Co, "a Ellicott ST., Buffalo
n Y, will receive a free sample bottle
Of Acker's English Remedy by return
mail. Write Tor it today.
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LOCAL BRIEFS.


WILL PREACH TO YOUNG MEN
This evening Rev. Benjamin Young will
preach sermon 10 young men IN the
Elrsi Methodist Episcopal church, Third
South street near Main HIS subject will
be; Wanted, a Man"
NEW UNITED STATES COMMITS
NER;-Attorney Charles Baldwin was
appointed by Judge Marshall yesterday
as an additional United States commits
Sloner Tor Salt Lake county TO serve with
Commissioner ID. II. Twomey, The ap-
pointment Is for a term of four years.
HELD ON SERIOUS CHARGE.-Aug-
ust ). Nichols was arrested last night
upon a charge OF obtaining $3.50 under
false Dretenses. The complaint against
the man alleges that on Jan. Is he gave
10 Fritz Riepen of this city a check upon
the Bank OF Brigham City for $3.50. when
the bank refused to honor.
WILL GIVE a PIANO RECITAL
Miss Gratia Flanders has issued invita-
lions for piano recital to be given at
SIS o'clock Monday evening at the First
Congrega tiOnal church By Master Henry
OberndOrfer. He viii be assisted by Miss
Marian Obern0orfeT and Miss ROmania
Hyde, the latter "A pupil of George Skel-
ton
VETERAN ODD FELLOWS TO MEET
The veteran Odd Fellows will have
meeting at O'Clock Wednesday evening
at the secretary office. There Will be
reports on the banquet and all the vets
who Joined the association recently are
expected 10 attend and sign the COnSti-
tuition and bylaws.
HAWORTH PARDON CASE GOES
ONER-On account of the absence Of
Chief Justice Bartch and Judge McCarty,
the state board of pardOns yesterday held
a brief session ana the case of Nick
Haworth was postponed until the next
regular meeting. Merrill NJ. kaighn also
petitioned the board. through his attOr-
neys, but the case was likewise continued
until next month.
PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO FORGERY.
Joseph Forsyth was arraigned yester-
day in the federal court before judge
Marshall on the charge of forging letters
patent for water rights, and ne entered
a plea of not guilty. His preliminary
hearing will be held the latter part OF
next week. and Attorney Graham f
Putnam was appointed to defend him.
WILL LECTURE ON SWEATSHOP
this evening at Federation of Labor hall
and will be entertained by Charles +,
Randall. who Will lecture on "A Trip
Through He'll - illustrated by StereOpticOn
views. showing life among the swea L
shop workers in the large cities In ad-
dition there wills be- vocal and instru-
mental music.
NEW MINING COMPANY STARTS
the headquarters of which are at Ogden
In the office of the secretary of state The
company has an authorized capital stock
of $780, eco. divided into 1000 shares OF the
par value of S109 each It proposes, 10 90
a general mining business The moor
porators are Emory A Smith. William u
CoppernoH, E NJ. Conway and James c
Garberg
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IDAHO HARES
ARE SHIPPED IN
Meats Are Plentiful, But Prices
Remain Firm.
PIEPLANT ON THE MARKET
SCARCITY OF FISH OF ALL KINDS
REPORTED.

White mountain hares from Idaho and
jack rabbits are on the market and the
dealers are having no trouble in selling
all that they can get The hares come
from Idaho and are selling at 30 cents
each The Jack rabbits are brought in
from the neghboring counties. They are
quoted at 20 cents each
Meats are plentiful, but the prices re
main firm Pork is coming in fast at
present, but the dealers believe there will
be = scarcity within the next month
Chickens are still plentiful. but no changes
have been made in the quotations
Fresh pie plant has been on the market
for the last two days. and yesterday il
was quoted at IS and 20 cents a pound
A few tomatoes came in yesterday from
southern California but il will be some
time before there is any quantity on the
market.
A carload Of oranges and lemons arrived
yesterday, but the best OF the present
crop has been gathered and from now
on the shipment will be much smaller.
There was a scarcity in fish yesterday
of all kinds, but several shipments are
expected 10 arrive.
Yesterday quotations.
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DEPOSITORS ALARMED.
Lancaster, Pa, Trust Company Com
PEELED to Close

Lancaster, Pa. Jan. 21.-The follow
ing notice was posted on the doors of
the City Savings Fund & Trust COM
panY today:
THE directors of this company have
decided to close its business. They
feel confident all debts will be paid in
fun"
The company was organized in 1902
with a capital stock of $4,000. Prior
to that time the business was con-
Quoted as private banking institu-
ton under the name OF d. p. LOcher &
Son.
The last published statement. in June
last, gave the resources as 81, ASS, 65S;
deposits, 81, 1893 There has been d
quiet run on the bank for several
months, which became more pro-
nounced after the sudden death of its
former president. Charles II. Locher,
last fall. Today it was stated that
the alarm of the depositOrs during the
present week made the closing of the
bank imperative.
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PROGRESS SHOWN BY
CHRISTIAN ENDEAV0R

Boston, Jan. 21.-The United Soci-
ETY. of Christian Endeavor is in re-
ceipt of reports from all parts of the
world showing that the year 1904 was
the most progressive the Endeavor
movement has known in it's history.
In no part of the world had there
been greater progress than in Africa.
There also has been great gain in
Egypt Great Britain. next to the
United States. now has the largest
number of societies of any country in
the world, more than 10, 00O-
There are now more than a, 600 of
the 60 900 societies in the United States
and Canada, over 5000 new societies
having been formed within two years.
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HABEAs CoRPUs DENIED.

Phoenix. AriZ.. Jan 21-The supreme
court today denied the writ OF habeas
corpus in the case of the New York
orphans brought to Clifton. Arfz from
New York by founding asylum officers
and placed in Mexican families and
later removed by force and since regu-
lGrly adopted by the families through
probate proceedings. The founding
home asked for the writ. claiming it
had never lost legal guardianship. Upon
announcement of the judgment, leaving
the children with their foster parents.
the founding home gave notice Of an
appeal to the United States supreme
court.
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INVITED TO FORM
A NEW CABINET
M. Rouvier Sent for by Presi.
dent Loubet.
EFFORT AT CANCELLATION
FRENCH PRESIDENT DESIRES
MODERATION.

Paris, Jan. 21.-President LoUbet this
morning sent for NJ. Rouvier and in
vited him TO form . new cabinet NJ.
Rouvier replied that he would consult
with his friends and make known his
determine ton at the earliest possible
moment This is expected TO lead TO
the formation of a ROuVier ministry
after he has assured himself that he
has sufficient support to command a
majority in the chambers.
NJ. Rouvier remained at the EIysee
palace for nearly an hour discussing
the situation. Nj. LOubet manifested a
desire TO terminate the political dis
cussions which are serving 10 keep the
country in a state of excitement. The
selection of NJ Rouvier Will therefore
be construed as an effort to secure the
Cancellation of the various elements
upon less aggressive policy than
heretofore.
President Desires Moderation.
The president gave significant evil
dence of his desire for moderation du-
ring the visit of the parliamentary dele
cation which expressed condolences on
the recent death of his mother. NJ. Lou
bet said he never had greater need of
comfort and sympathy, and he was
glad of the opportunity to make an
appeal to the representatives. of par
lament for unity, concord and recon
Citation, which are so necessary today
in the superior interest Of the republic
and the country.
During the conference President Lou
bet asked Nj. RoUvier to secure, the
cooperation of NJ. Sarrien. and after
wards Nj. Rouvier had a lengthy meet
ing with Nj. Ssrrien. This led TO the
inference that NJ. Sarrien VIII enter the
cabinet, probably as minister of JUS
tice
1t is understood that NJ. Rouvier in
slsts on the government ratifying the
action of the council of the Legion OF
Honor in dismissing those making Sc
cret reports of the lives of army Of
hcers- This may arouse a controversy
and cause delay.
This afternoon NJ. ROuvier called at
the foreign Office and conferred with
Foreign Minister Delcasse. The lat
teF's retention at the head of the de-
partment of foreign affairs is consid-
cred certain.
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HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.
Several Speeches EuIogistic Of In
gals Made.

Washington, Jan. 21.-In the house
today the exercises attendant on the
reception and acceptance of the stat
ue Of John James ingalls,. placed by
tie state Of Kansas in statuary hall in
the capitol. was the special order for
this afternoon. Mr.. Reeder of Kansas
took the speakers chair. After the
reading of a letter from the governor
OF that state rendering the statue Mr.
Curtis began the address. He was fol-
lowed in eulOgy of Mr.. Ingalls, by
Nessrs Clark Of Missouri, Gibson of
Tennessee, BowersOck of Kansas Wiley
or Alabama, Hamilton of Michigan
Scott Of Kansas. Campbell of Kansas.
Miller of Kansas. CaIderhead of Kan
sas and Murdoch of Kansas
During the debate on the Indian ap-
preparation bill the Appropriation for
the maintenance of public schools in the
Indian territory was increased from
100000 TO $3.50 900. With the statement
that over 100000 Of the trust funds of
the Indians had been paid out to the
Catholic church during the past year
for the maintenance OF mission schools,
Mr.. Stephens of Texas endeavored to
have the bill amended by providing that
no such funds shall be used for such
purposes in the future.
A point of order was made and sus-
tanned against the amendment
The house then passed the Indian an
! preparation bill.
| Speaker Cannon announced the ap-
pointment of the seven members on the
part of the house to present to the
senate the SwayRe impeachment case,
as follows:
Representatives Palmer Of Pennsvl-
vanfa, Powers OF Massachusetts, Ohm
sred Of Pennsylvania Perkins OF New
York, Clayton OF Alabama. Dearnond
| of Missouri and Smith of Kentucky.
The first four members are Republic
ans and the remainder Democrats All
| but Messrs Olmsted and Perkins are
members OF the judiciary committee
| A resolution was agreed to direct
| ing the clerk of the house to present to
the senate the articles of Impeachment.
The house concluded the ingalls, cere-
mony by agreeing TO the senate resolu-
ton of acceptance.
| At $40 the house adjourned
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= WALLACE IMPROVING.

Charlottesville, Ind, Jan. 2l.-The
health OF General Lew Wallace today
is better that it has been at any time
for six months, although it is true that
he is not robust The fact is that for
the past few days he has shown "a
marked Improvement He works sew
eral hours each day on his autobio-
graphy and is not confined TO his bed
as he was several month ago.
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WILL HOLD MASS MEETING
Labor Men to Begin Campaign For
Initiative and Referendum.

a mass meeting will be held at Fed
Grafton of Labor hail Tuesday evening
for the purpose of beginning a cam
paign to get the subject of the initia-
tive and referendum before the voters
Henry W. Lawrence viii preside and
win make one Of the principal ad
dresses Of the evening. Other speak
ers will be from the ranks of the Demo-
Gratis, Republicans and Socialists.
Thus far more than 5000 persons have
signed the petition which il is intended
to present to the Legislature. The labor
leaders have received encouraging news
from Ogden, Park City. Bingham can
yOn, Bingham Junction and Granger
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MURDER sUsPFcTFp.

Chicago, Jan. 21.-The police declare
that John Hoch, who married his dead
wife's sister two days after the funeral
and. was alleged to have disappeared
with her savings the next day, has
been married at least three times Sto-
ries of numerous other wives are also
under investigation. Arrangements
were completed today for the exhuRa-
ton of the body of the dead woman.
Hoch has not been apDrehended
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-22

MI RDOCH-At the family residence 54l
South Main street. Jan. -. Robert Bruce
Murdoch son OF James d. Murdoch.
aged 10 years, of rheumatism of the
heart.
Funeral from the residence at ? O'Clock
Monday afternoon.
DRANEY-At Plain City. Weber county.
Utah Jan 16 Mrs. Mary J. Draney,
the widow of John Dranev. piO-
neer OF Weber county and only SIS
ter Of Hamilton @. Park Of this city.
Mrs. Draney had many friends in this
city, who will be panied to hear of her
demise.
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AIDING PAPER TRUST.

Montreal. Jan. 21.-At a meeting of
the paper and wood pulp rnanufactur-
ers of Canada it was unanimously re-
solved that, in the interests of the Do
minion and especially of the province
OF Quebec, every effort should be made
t. secure the enactment of legislation
to prohibit the export of logs and pulp
wood. A special committee was ap-
pointed for the purpose OF preparing a
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STRIKE IMPROBABLE.
Pennsylvania Road Willing to Make
Concessions.

Philadelphia, Jan. 21.-It is now re-
garded as certain that there viii be no
strike of the trainmen of the Pennsyl-
Vania railroad Negotiations looking to
8 peaceful settlement of the differences
between the company and the men have
not yet been concluded. but after a
conference of three hours today both
sides expressed confidence in the ulti-
mate amicable adjustment.
The way to an agreement was opened
late today when General Manager At
terbury Of the Pennsylvania road and
representatives Of the Brotherhood Of
Trainmen admitted that concessions
would be made by both sides without
interfering seriously with the principles
for which both the company and the
men have been holding out.
Although the Brotherhood of Train
men has expressed repeated opposition
10 brakemen working as firemen, it is
said they win not seriously oppose this
practice, providing the brakemen dis
charged by the company are reinsCated
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SUTHERLAND ARRIVES.
Senator-Elect Will Be on the Stand
Early This Week.
Especial to The IIerald.)

Washington, Jan 21.-Senabor- elect
Sutherland reached here at noon today.
He expects TO take the witness stand
I'm behalf Of Senator SInoot early in the
coming week. Mr.. Sutherland stated
tonight that he had nothing to say for
publication relative TO the Smoot case or
other public matters at this time
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-22
Poisons in Food.

Perhaps you don't realize that many
pain poisOns originate in your food, but
some day you may feel d twinge Of
dyspepsia that viii convince you. DR..
Kings New Life Pills are guaranteed
to cure all sickness due to pOisOns of
undigested fOOd-or money back %.
at L. e. NJ. 1. drug department. Try
them
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-22
CHARGED WITH MURDER.
Arrest of a Young Engineer at Spo
kane, Wash.

Spokane. Wash, Jan. 21.-Ralph
Gary, a young engineer living at Hart
line, Wash, was arrested in his room
about O'Clock this morning, charged
with the murder Of Judge. ]. y. Lewis
and wife, whose mangled bodies were
found at their home near Almira, Dec.
p, 1902. Lewis body was found in the
house and his wife's was hidden by
the snow in a stock corral near by.
They had been beaten to death with
an axe and a club, robbery being the
motive.
CIary's arrest is based on alleged con-
fessiOn to Elmer Fushay, a Hartline
well digger. FUshay claims Gary said
he murdered both and that his con-
science was troubling him. While the
arrest has been made Fushay's story is
not fully credited at Hartline.
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PERSONAL.

Mrs HELEN Richardson Waite Of Ogden
is A guest at the home of Miss. Grace
Dele Davis and viii stop over Sunday in
this city.
Miss Phil a. Pointer who. with her
mother Mrs Sallie R. Pointer, is spend
ing the winter in St. George for her
health is reported to be greatly i'm
proved
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LIABILITY AND CASUALTY insur-
ance in all its branches written by the
Maryland Casualty company. Over SO
600. 900 assets available in the United
States for losses. Also fire and all lines
of general insurance. Losses adjusted
and paid here
H. 3. WINDSOR & CO.
General Agents. s. West Second South
Street Phone 244.
Salt Lake Photo Supply Co. Every
thing Photographic. sra So. and Main.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

MASONIC NOTICE
MT MORIAH lodge No. viii hold z
special meeting tomorrow Monday even
ing at O'Clock for NJ. NJ degree work
MasOns qualified invited
CHRISTOPHER DIETTI4 Sec
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.SANT0 DOMINGO
UNDER CONTROL
Uncle Sam Will Manage Things
in the Future.
CLAIMS WILL BE ADJUSTED
INTEGRITY OF TERRITORY Is
GUARANTEED.

San Domingo. Republic of Santo Do
n.ingo Jan. 21.-A protocol between the
Dominican government and the Ameri-
can minister. Mr. Dawson, and Com
mander A. c. Dillingham;, u. s. N, in
behalf OF the American government,
Was signed yesterday. The principal
conditions are that the American gov
eminent guarantees the complete in
tegrity of the. Dominican territory,
agrees to undertake the adjustment of
all obligations of the Dominican gov
eminent, foreign and domestic. and the
conditions of payments: to adjust un-
reasonable claims and to determine the
validity and amount of pending claims
Ia the case of the appointment of one
o. more commissioners to reach an ad-
jUstment the Dominican government
shall be represented in order to protect
lis responsibility. The American gov
eminent will take charge of the exist
ing customs houses and those hereafter
t. be created and will name the en-
ployes necessary to their management,
the duties they Will exercise and their
rights. These will be considered Do
minican and subject to the laws of the
republic.
Native Inspectors.
The Dominican government will have
at each custom house inspectors in be
half of it's interests from and after the
cate the contract takes erect Inc
present employees are to be considered
as acting under its provisions.
Out of the revenues collected at the
custom house of the republic the Amer
lean government will deliver to the
pominicans 40 per cent of the total of
tie gross amount for the purpose of
attending to the necessities of the bud
get. IT is estimated that the first year
$500, 900 viii be receivable monthly.
The advance payments are divided
into four installments in the following
manner: Eighteen thousand. seven
hundred and fifty dollars on the LIST, Sth,
! 18th and 22nd of each month.
In case the total revenues of the first
O. subsequent year are less than 81
100000, the payments may be proper
uonately decreased
Out of the 30 per cent the American
government will pay the employees of
the custom houses and the interest on
the amortization of the foreign and do
mestic debts. The whole surplus may
remain and each fiscal year will be de-
| liTered to the Dominican government
and devoted to the payment of its
debts.
DR.. E. M. Keysor's Method of Filling
! teeth is painless. 162 Main street, Auer.
bach building. Telephone 1120 K.
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FLORISTS.


L. NJ. LAW, specialist on funeral de-
signs aud everything floral Telephones
-. Prices reasonable.
THE llOSERIE. cut flowers. floral ar
engagements, 142 So. Main. Both phones
46S.
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EXPERT KODAK FINISHING.

Harry Simpler. Commercial Pho
Isl SO. Main. Phone 2s25 h.
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LADIES. s. TO SO
plain sewing at hCr
everywhere prepai,
envelope brings u,
12l5 FiibeTt St. I
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COMPETENT girl for general house
work; two in family. 925 ID St
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LADIES. So thu
letters at home. IT. 81
where. send stamp GO
for copy of letter
Eastern Co. S17 Heed
Ia.
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nd copying short
ial sent free every
addressed envelope
Id fun particulars.
Bldg. Philadelphia,
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MALE HELP WANTED.

STROCk'S Employment Agency.
Mechanic and Labor Office
SIS West ID So 'Phol.a {S4
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DR.. E. NJ. Keysor's Method of Filling
teeth is painless. 162 Main street. Auer-
bach building. Telephone 1120 K.
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DESK room Address c Richards, 921
First street.
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WANTED.

EXPERIENCED lawyer. expert ON
briefs. etc. good typewriter. wishes posi-
tion- n = Herald
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FOUR bright boys. Apply 800 Scott
Strevell Bldg.