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The Washington times., 1906-10-13
SUN TABLE
TIDE TABLE

sun sets today ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5-2
sun rises tomorrow Ow-..............,..... 60
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TEMPERATURES.
IOWNTOWN TElIPERATURE

lRegistered AffIeek's standard TheFmomei
The Washington times., 1906-10-13

Fair tonight and Sunday.
Slowly rising temperature.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-06-07
A MAN OF MANY FRIENDS.
The Winning Kindness Of SIR Henry
Irving Was Known the
World Over.

II war characteristic OF the late Sir
Henry Irving to make friends Of Amer
leans whom he met IN London. and 20
show his appreciation OF the esteem and
admiration In which he was held here.
But Il would have been asking too much
TO expect him TO be familiar with each
persons claix TO his recognition. II
was often a case OF going II blind" on
the part OF the actor.
A certain New Yorker arriving in Lon
don found an invitation from Sir Henry
TO one OF the famous suppers IN the
Beefsteak room of the Lyceum theater.
He accepted the invitation with de-
light. had as good time as the guests
at these gatherings Invariably did. and
ultimately became close friend of the
actor.
But neither at that first supper nor AT
any time later did his host say a word
to explain how he happened to invite a
man he had never met before. SO at last
his American friend decided to ques-
ton him on the subject
Tell me. irving" he said. "how did
you happen to ask me to take supper
with you ten years ago I'm London! I've
often wondered why you did IT,"
80 have answered the actor,
blanc'y, and to save my lite was never
able 20 recall what the reason was. But
I'm sure II was n good one."
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-06-07
piseoncerted the Empress.

The German empress recently had
a somewhat disconcerting expert
ence. While staying at one OF the
imperial hunting castles in Alsace
she paid a visit TO village school
few miles from Strasburg. Before
leaving she gave the pupils the Gus.
tomary permission to ask any request
they pleased. with the promise that
she would grant II II in her power
to do So Fully expecting the favor
would take the form of whole hoh.
day or supply Of cakes, she was not
little embarrassed when one OF the
elder girls stood up and In some.
what trembling voice asked that the
French language might be taught in
that school. Her majesty looked
thoughtful. but. realizing the necessi.
ty OF keeping her word. she gave the
required permission. to the great do
light OF the pupils.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-06-07
WHY HAIR TURNS GRAY.
Various Theories Accounting for the
Sudden or Gradual
49, Change.

The color OF the hair depends on lit
tie granules. which can he seen II the
hair be examined under powerful
microscope. Sometimes. says ST Mich
olas. the hair may become white In u
night. Brown-Sequard tells us that
when he was As years old his beard
turned white In two days. This took
place when he was perfectly well and
without any especial cause. Sometimes,
LJwever. sorrow or Illness produces the
change earlier In life than II would
usually take place. AS to the cause.
some have said that the hair becomes
filled with small air-particles which
make II look gray; others have said
that the outer part of the hair becomes
altered so that II Is like ground glass
and you cannot see the color But a
man by the name OF Metchnikoff tells
us that the real reason is because small
movable bodies in the hair devUiu the
grains OF coloring matter and move them
to the root OF the hair. Sometimes
poisons in disease, or some results OF
sorrow. bring about an effect upon thege
small migrating bodies (cells) causing
them TO become active in the above fash
ion That is said to be the reason why
the hair grows gray.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-06-07
WAS JUST A MEAN TRICK.
Flinty- Hearted Fap " Put His House
on Rollers &c EIude Daugh-
ter's Suitor.

Il have met up With some mean
men in my time" said the Chicago
drummer, but the man who takes the
cake up to date lives I'm Indiana.
Il wes introduced to his daughter
while on train and few days later
called on her at her home. AS I.
matter o. fact, | was badly smitten,
and on my second call asked her 20
be mine and obtained her consent.
Then ! went to her father. He re.
ceived me with icy coldness. He had
determined TO marry his daughter to
a butcher, so as to get discount or
his meat. and nothing could say
would move him. finally told him
that would coax Hattie to elope with
me and he turned me out OF the
house and forbade my entering II
again.
I'm about four weeks got around
to the village again and after dark |
started out to secure an interview
with the object OF my affections. I
approached the house cautiously to
find It wasn't there any more. |
looked all around for Il. but Il was
rome. did not give up hunting for a
good. two hours nor did ! know until
next day what had happened
Fearing that would CARRY out my
threats. the Old hard heart had put
rollers unier the house, hltchad ON a
dozen yoke On oxen and moved II to
another town FIVE miles away While
was fooling around ana try.Hs to
locate the new address the girl and
the butcher were tiarrled and was
eft out In the cold
Il like fair fighter and am willing
to give him every show. but when II
comes down to a father moving his
house into another county To prevent
the union OF two fond hearts | call II a
low-down trick. i didn't commit sui
eide, over II, as you see. but It cor.
tainly has affected m4 so that they
are complaining at the house that
| am taking too many orders and
making II necessary u enlarge the
store by 100 feet In the rear"
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-06-07
Brights Disease
And Diabetes

We desire TO place in the hands OF those
afflicted with Brghts Disease aud Diabetes 80
page pamphlet that is saving human lives. It is
not an ordinary pamphlet such Az is com
monty ussd to advertise medicines but Is princi
rally made up OF reports of scientifically con
Quoted tests In large variety Of cases. showing
~ per cent Of recoyeiies in these hitherto in
durable diseases
The specifies employed in these tests are
known as the Fulton Compounds aud the results
obtained prove conchsivclv that these dreaded
diseases so long fatal the deaths from Brghts
Disease alone appalling, over 10000 year,
starting as kidney troublesi have at last yielded
o medical science. The pamphlet Is free
Write to the John J Fulton Co, 400 Washington
street. san Francisco, Cal.
When to Suspect Brghis Disease;-Puay
ankles or hands; weakness without apparent
cause kidney trouble after third month; ire
queut urination, may show sediment or cloudy
on standingi failing vision day drowsiness-
one or more Of these.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-06-07
RIVAL OF THE PARROT.
Bird Of China Lat Learns Moro Rap
idly and Initiates More
Cleverly.

In the house OF the consul in Bang
kok is a bird that keeps up an inces.
SAINT chatter that might almost be
dubbed conversation 50 clever Is II.
The voice OF this bird is very much
like a human voice. far more 50 than
the parrot. The bird is called the
Mineur or Mino. II learns much more
readily than the parrot and lie a. ciesef
at Initiating as the American morkins
bird II whistles In exact imitation OF
its master and sings whole songs
through without making mistake
When II was first purchased II cVdid
only talk in Siamese. but In a short
while picked up many sentences OF
English.
The master OF this cunning songster
always summons his servants TO him
by calling boy" The mineur learned
10 do the same thing. with the result,
that the servant was sent on a fool's
errand many times. None could tell
whether the master called boy OF
the mineur This greatly annoyed the
servant. whose owner told him that
he need not come unless he heard the
call boy. boy" repeated twice In
three days time the mineur had
learned this trick and was DOING the
same thing Then II was arranged
that the master should strike on the
table OF clap his hands as they do In
Turkey OF Siam. This was too much
for the mineur. who found that his
fun was over
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-06-07
saghslien's New Name.

The island Of Saghallen. the cession
OF which proved one OF the ait
ilculties of the peace conference. will
henceforward. says the Japan Chron-
icle, be known to the world as KAba.
futo, this name by which II has been
known to the Japanese eince its dis
covery. The government bss renamed
several points in the sovs<nsrn part
OF the island. the changes being as
follows: Notoro Point. head OF tho
eastern peninsula, inclosing Auiya
Bay. to be Kondo Saki. sibetoro
Point. head of the western peninsula,
to be Juzo Sakl.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-06-07
Mecca for Precious ston Is.

London is the greatest mart in the
world for all precious stones. Hitler
are brought from the mines OF South
Africa, from the ocean reefs Of Ceylon.
from the jungles OF Burma, diamonds,
pearls and rubles. The finest stones in
the world are bought and sold in Lon
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-06-07
In a Berry Bog.

The cranberry season Is eagerly
awaited by the poorer classes OF Cape
Cod. whole families journeying to the
bog with provisions and cooking uten-
sils for an extended picnic. The work
Is easily learned. and a child OF Ave
can easily pick -four measures a day,
which means the earning OF 40 cents
An adult picker can gather from 80
to 40 measures a day, which is good
wages.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-06-07
Her Fall OUTFIT.

Mrs. Muchwedde-. saw Mrs. Frlv-
vles to-day and she had new beunet.
Mrs. Tenthtlme-So?
Yes: sd new fall coat"
"ln4AseA Z"
Yes; and a lovely new husband. -
Chicago Sun.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-06-07
Kamr Poet.

Rubusana, a full blooded Kafhy, .
savage until his sAsAtssnth year. Is to-
day . poet. a pastor and patriot. .
scholar who has mastered Engllsa,
Greek, Latin and Hebrew, and is en-
gagged In London in completing the
first authentic translation of the Chris
tian Bible into his native tongue.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-06-07

The Banner Office is the place to get
your Letter Heads, Note Heads, lnvi-
ations, Statements aud all kinds OF
job work done.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-21
COPYRIGHT REVISION
BILL PROPAGANDA.

Washington. Juns a-Aithoueh the
hearings on the copyright revision h.l
have closed for the recess % Congress,
r Il deemed desirable ty those interested
I'm me measure mat the discussion may
- on By correspondence 20 the Copyright
office IN the library q Congress Records
are % be kept on this discussion Tor the
benefit q the legislators To promote
THIS discussion Librarian Putnam today
issued the following memorandum Win
reference 90 the matter.
chic hearings by The two committees
on rateuts sitting as a Joint committee
Which were begun GA June 8 and conclud-
81 on June 3 were preliminary merely
The chairman q the house committee an
u01noed that hts committee would D.
prepared 70 rcsume hearings after the
fref Monday in December TIE senate
committee has authority % FIt during tie
rsrgFs hnt the chairman indicates that
there 10 800 possibility ~ any hearings
during the SIMMER and no probability NJ
hrflErE prior Go tle beginning ~ On.
ueYf session Tho senate CHmmi'tfe has
pared tho following resolution which 70
has Instructed o. distribute as widely o.
possible.
" Pending further hearings upon the tiI
sfe register n copyrights Is requested OBJ
keen a record ~ the discussion y To- pro.
visions. and o. receive ir behalf - tlr
committee ar Vel 90 n the copyright m.
Zee suggestions 20 rs amendment
whether ID FORM or substance. ard t0 d.
eest these also fof cInveuie1r consider.
Ton b. tho committee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-21
Created Disturbance in Caven.
dish Square and Three
Women Arrested.
DETERMINED TO SEE ASQUITH.
Arralgncd in Police Court and Leader
Given Alternative Of Fine or
imprisonment

London. June 2i-Miss Ellington.
Miss Kenny and three other leaders
u the militant woman suhraglsts
We're arrested iu Caytndish square to-
day for creating Cd disturbance outside
OF Chancellor of tho EVchequer As
quith's house. Mr. Aslulth is the par
Jicuiar bugbear On the present minis
try ~ The woman sufragIsts and spec
cial police have been stationed IN tho
heighborhOod of his residence Co pre-
vent threatened attacks upon d. 4
score of women with banners flying
assembled iu Cayendish square this
forenoon and announced their deter
minatlon 90 be heard by Mr. Asquith.
They defed the police until their lead
ers We're arrested and dragged on 20
the police station.
The women arrested were arraigned
I'm a police court later Miss Ellington
was fined $50 or iWo months lmprls-
onmeut whereupon she expressed The
Intention Of becoming q martyr and Of
going 90 jail The hearing ~ the other
cases was adjourned.
The Countess az Carlisle. herself an
ardent sudagIst. referred 90 the ar
fair OF this morning at today's meet
Ing OF the Womeus Liberal Fedora
ton She said She was shocked when
passing through Cayendish square to
So "so-callcd woman suhragists hght-
ing police and making an impertinent
mockery VI womVnhood.
The countess repudIated any con-
nection with The poor misguided woe
men" who attempted to mob the cham
cellor Of the eXrhequer in hts own
house
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-21
DUTY ON GEMS.
Government VIII GO 70 Court 10 Find
ont How Il should be Assessed.

New York. June fl.-The Times says
rThe United states government.
through the treasury department. has
decided 90 discover by means OF fed-
ersl court decision the exact basis up
on which the duties imposed on gems
ana Jewels imported into this country
NAV be levied. There is nice point
az discrimination in the classification
Of imported gems and the customs
authorities fR the rate according 10
The class IN which, n their judgment,
an importation belongs
rFor instance the duty on un-
matched. unmounted or uncut gems IL
but so per cent while that on matched
on mounted Jewels Is 90 per cent
THE customs authorities. through
their agents abroad. AZ well 40 from
the.r observations az This port. have
beer aware far a Ions time that great
ouantrieg Of gems and pearls have
iourd their way into this country under
paNment % the 30 per cent dutJ when.
IN their estimation me higher rate
should have ben levied The matter u
discrimination must often De based on
r.s~fonal observation and Judgment
alone while there is No. outside proof
10 indicate that the valuable declared
had been taken apart after purchase
abroad and brought here unmatched
on uumouniCd Tor ;he sole purpose OF
syadlng payment fine higher rate.
~ h faid that ihe test case fo be
brogrht bv the government concerns
N pearls ~ great value purchased Iu
Paris by william p. Leeds as F.ft
fof his wife"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-21
TO INVESTIGATE SMALL PLANTS.

Chicago. June .l--Chief Sanitary In-
spo-tor HedrIok yesterday do1llei tlrte
lnsrsctorF 90 mako a thorough irgesI-
gatIon % The small packing plants
mich heretofore have escaped me
lime light hy being scattered through
0u, no city. The truth - the claim
made bv TIE big packers thar tho
former really were t0 blame for One
meat scandal win be tsstNi
Particular attention ufl be paid %
was said. 90 the light. dir and vcrfIa-
zion ~ these plants as well as to tha
question ~ cleanliness. The Smaller
nv" IL said 20 have made considerable
progress in cleaning up
These reports with the recommtrda-
lions viii b. complete by tomorrow
and probably Win be made public on
Saturday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-21
CHINATOWN TROUBLES.
Probabilities Are That Dlniculty VIII
BE Settled Out Of Court.

The recent troubles IN Chinatown in
which 1t was claimed that several CHI
re'e gamblers had Threatened the H'e
OK chin Guam Chan. the former mayor
because he Is supposed 90 have caused
.le raid made by the police on the
'tmtllng Joints. IA about 10 10 ann
.apiy settled out OF court. Yip Sing.
Nng Lung and MIN Hing. the three
ltestials charged with making
threats against the lie OF Chin. we're
ln Judge WhltakeTs court this morn
iir With their attorneys w. A. Lee and
Aiihur Christensen. and Il was egreed
,lal the cases should be continued IN.
" saturday morning az 10 O'Clock az
which time Il is the intention 20 de.
MISS the cases. Chin agreeing 20 Pas
ne costs incurred 50 far.
II appears that the three men all de-
lled that they had ever made threat-
against Chin and say that they have no
grievance against him whatever They
tte backed up In their statements bv
several Plum Alley merchants. who
nave promised 10 see that chin is pro-
lected. They aTe DESTROYS OF having
esoe restored In Chinatogn and hence
'he cases viii be dismissed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-21
NAE WOODS SUIT.
Against senator Plat Dismissed Tor
Want Of Prosecution.

Chirag- June n An Omaha dispatch %
the IutrrDcCau says
Dr. The district court here yesterday the
~ 90 fuf fof damages filed hy Nae G.
WOOD. q former clerk ~ the p.s.0fdCe
8euartmert a. Wsshington, against sens.
Tor Thomas g. Plat ~ New Ydrk ana
the United states Express company. wts
disrissdd i1r want ~ prosecution
Mss Wood sued foT services alleged O.
have been performed for Senator p1t't
ard tho express company n loohIg after
ofaco department.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-21
OKLAHOMA HAS A
GREAT CELEBRATION.

Oklahoma city Okla. June 2l.-The
new state celebration here today was
the greatest dem0nstrg tion OF public
sentiment ever manifested IN Oklaho-
ma. Excursion trains from over the
twin territories arrived last night and
today heavily loaded with enthusiastic
people among them many prominent
men.
At the park. Mayor J. r. Messen-
baugh of Oklahoma City. Hon. J. n.
HoIc0mb. president Of The City Com
merciaL and b. j. Glddings. lndiaho-
Una club. delivered addresses Of vel
come.
GOV Frank Fmntz then introduced
Gov. Edward vs.. Hoch OF Kansas, who
delivered the principal address ~ the
day.
An extensive program Tor eminent
speakers and a fireworks display for
tonight is arranged.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-21
IN BEHALF OF OPPRESSED
JEWS OF RUSSIA.

London. June 2-Mr Montehore.
president Of the Zionist federation.
8nd Israel ZangWill. president OF the
Jewish Territorial organization. pub.
lsh a Joint appeal through the news.
papers this morning Co The prominent
Jews of Great Britain and the United
states on behalf q oppressed Russian
Jews
They remark that the United stat2s
seuate's adoption ~ the hlIl further 10
restrict immigration threatens 20 close
even this land of refuge without OPEN
ms another and say that therefore 10
is more tlau urgent to find permanen.
means Of graphing with the Jeviri
question and have "a further abif'n.
place foT ne oppressed Jews OF ths
world.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-21
PECULIAR RAILROAD ACCIDENT

rutland, VI June q 4 peculiar acci.
.'nt on the Rutland railroad a short de
,1nos ron this city yesterday resulted In
W osath ~ Harry y Davis the enF-
A.tI, and the severe shaking Up % ths
psswng'r on an express train.
. The train was the erpress which left
W .lii az , m. for Boston. - a point
a11ut selen miles south 81 Rutland the
,5roa1 atcends a mountain the grade
n-st one ~ the heaviest IN Vermont
ME We express was climbing this gradf
,t.ef Davis suddenly saw n single
iftsht car coming down the hlIl o., ne
ms uaek lie tried 70 bring his train
slanosiill but before THIS could be
sne ,he car had crashed into the locono.
i've Davis was fatally hurt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-21
srATIoNERs' CONVENTION,

New York June E-A' The annual COM
venuon o. the National stationets &
Manufactures associate Yesterday p.
y Williams ~ Minneapolis said Do
thought something ought fo he done con-
ceruing prices.
we don't propose ANYTHING mat viii
violate The antitrust Jaw Dr. said. but
We do believe that prices can D. leein-
mstely regulated ln UE .rIln town,
f0r instance. before establishment - The
local statiouerF orRal.zsfH0 me sta-
TONERS spent more time s"' tI0g one
another Dian hcy did i1 boosting their
own business"
The matter. It 70 expected. WIN come up
Inter
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-21
FUNERAL or COY. PATTIsoN.

Milford. Ohio. June 2l-After a sim
state officials party associates aud
friends from all parts OF the country
the body Of John NJ patuson. late gov d.
ernor OF ohio. was this afternoon con-
signed 10 the grave his family alone
being present OF the grave.
Judge Judson Harmon of Cincinnati.
attorney general IN President Cleve-
iandc cabinet. and d life long friend.
srsis on The political NE ,of GOV, Pat
tisou.
Bishop Henry Spellmerer Of Clncin-
natl delivered The funeral sermon.
The intement was az Greeulavu
cemetery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-21
RANK CASHIER poG cArcnER.

i-airsga June q A dispatch 20 the
rrtrr4rsfr from Omaha SAYS
hfr.1 AfI.rf. cashier % one NJ the
is-e.st r4ifaral hauks in Omaha was
-.ltsN5>r confirmed hy The city council
g. 49, rffre % poundmssttr and dog
rsfeber M Willard o. president u thc
~shraskau Humane society and The ap.
-.irtmeut vas ono n be own seeking
Ht etiH laf night n shall 20 conduc,
-ra offre hat more respect viii attach
-0 ID Than heretofore. ana the animals will
t.. ,rs.feF with mors consideration"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-21

Paris Iins g-The foreign ofa-0 h1s
been advised that china yesterday siFuf1
treaty according complete satisfaction
to France for the massecrs ~ 81 Frtrrh
Jesuit missionaries ~ Narchsre karr.
II province IN February LAST China paws
g30ea Indemnity % the mfrs..r4 ard
farUa Indemnity. % fhe dec leed f1lsefOn.
ariss families. huilis q memorial HOSPITAL
fnd punishrs tho urFlCadcrr n Do rrf
lng m addition r0sthumous, huuorS
which The people 81 Nanchang demanded
vii not ~ granted 90 the chinese magis.
iratc. whose suicide vas the signal for
the outbreak
The French gunhoats On Che vicinity a
NAnchsng Will nov be withdrawn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-21
SHOT HIS DIVORCED WIFE.

Los Argtef. June q w. +. Ketrrg
shot ard uobto!y faisily wounied hl'
DTrt. tf fhc home = the former. carly
this morning ksffing has been separ.
stsd non his wife Tor he last two year,
calling upon Ter |ast night Dc asked her
"a return ir lin. She refused and Miss
O'Dav rfUpei % the telephone 10 cal the
poiice. A. - "a Kotrinr trufi TIE isls.
phone nom her hants sud shot both
remea
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-21
PREMIER srDDox's FUNERAL

r--n-rrr- y z June c.-1hs fntsrsi
80 rr.-Yffr gsffrr. who DIED Suddenly
f... Ell ~ 'fa steamer Oresiry Gangc
Kan. Ntre TODAY and wfs q striking
ifmanuutn1 ~ yuhtc ff',f - ,nor-
1900 0n f1.t g. tfe grave through
s.-sets parkef With sneciaiofs from gu
r.rfe III me -airnv. The dfy was OBJ
ss~el 81 central holiday throughout
New Zealand