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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-15

isabella Fox Boa. 64-in. long.
Two bushy tails, a $40
only ........,. plOsOO
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-11-12

benefited as she was. Miss Goode is
president of the Bryn Mawr Lawn
Tennis Club of Chicago. She writes;
Dear Mrs Pinkham:-
"I tried many different remedies TO
build ND my system, which had become run
down from loss of proper rest and unreason-
able hours, but nothing seemed to neip me.
Mother is a great advocate OF Lydia Z. FlnK-
hams Vegetable Compound for female trou-
hlss. having used it herself some years ago
With GREAT success. So began to take IL,
and in less than a month was able TO De ou1
of bed and out of doors, and In three n1onIns
was entirely well Really have never IeiS
SO strong and well as have since.
No ether medicine has such record
of cures of female troubles as has Lyd1a
e. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
Women who are troubled with pain
f,l or irregular periods, backache,
bIoating Tor fiatulencel, displacement
of ORGANS. Inflammation or ulceratlon'
can be restored to perfect healtn
and strength by taking Lydla Il
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
Mrs. Pinkham invites all sick women
IN write her for advice. She has gu1oeo
thousands to health. Her experiences
is very great. and she gives the oenen'
If II to all who stand in need OF wlse
counsel. She is the daughter-in-lawo Oh
Gvdia g. Pinkham and for twenty -nve
years has been advising sick women
Tree Of charge. Address. Lynn Aass'
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-11-12

companion and came back with glass
lie poised it with the precision of q
blsley marksman and began to sneak
again jerkily:
stove in forrard, above the wafer
me. Wouldn't live two minutes in a
sea. Somethin' lynn in the bows
can't make it out. And there's a
couple of cormorants perched on the
gunWale. But she'll pass within 200
yards on her present course. an the
tlde'll hold long enough for that"
The other man looked around. From
that elevated perch, $50 feet above
nigh water mark, he could survey a
vast area of sea. Excepting the an
preaching steamer-which would fit
past a mile away to the southland a
few distant brown specks which be-
tokened a shoal of Penzance fishing
smacks making the best of the tide
observation-disclosures was not sail in
sight.
Il think we should try to get hold
of her," he said.
Jim kept his eye glued to the tele
scope
Tain't worth it, cap'n. The sal
wage IL only be pound or two, mo-
but what an extry suvrin comes il
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-11-12

such as contain biscuits and compress
eel beef. The shapeless mass in the
bows puzzled him. 1t was partly COW
cred with broken planks from the dam
aged portion of the upper works, and
1t might be jib sail fallen there when
the mast broke. The birds were busy
and excited. He did not like that.
Nearly half an hour passed. The
Princess Royal, a fine vessel of yacht
Ike proportions, sprinting for the aft
ernoon train, was about eight miles
away, sou west by west According to
present indications, steamer and dere-
llct would be abreast of the Gulf Rock
light simultaneously, but the big ship.
OF course. would give a wide berth to
rock strewn shoal.
At last the lighthouse keeper heard
ascending footsteps. This was not
Stephen Brand but Jones. Jim. whose
rare irritated moods found safety in
| stolid silence. neither spoke nor looked
| around when his chief joined him, bin
| oculars in hand
| Jones, man of whitewash. polish
| .,
| found the boat instantly and recapitu-
lated Jims inventory, eliciting grunts
of agreement as each item was licked
| off.
A clang of metal beneath caught their
! ears-the opening of the stout doors,
forty feet above high water mark, from
which series of iron rungs sunk in
| f6cs : IOrE 10
Brands goin' to swim out. It's
hardly worth while signaIin' to the
Lands End" commented Jones.
No answer. Jim leaned well over
and saw their associate, stripped to
his undertaking, with a leather belt
supporting a sheath knife slung across
his shoulders, climbing down the lad
der.
This taciturnity surprised Jones, for
jim was the cheeriest nurse who ever
brought a sufferer a plate of soup.
Its nothing for a good swimmer, is
it?' was the anxious question.
mo. It's no distance to speak Of"
can the seas like a mill pond?"
aye, it's smooth enough"
Don't you think he ought to try it
Every fine mornin' he has dip off the
rock
"Well, if it's all right for him All
you it's all right for me-
Jim had urged his plea to the mar
| whom it chiefly concerned. He wa:
: far too sporting a character to Obtain
+ the interference of authority, sn(
+ Jones, whose maritime experience
; We're confined to the hauling in or pay
ing out of lightship's cable, had no
the slightest suspicion of lurking dan
ger in the blue depths.
I A light splash came to them, and,
, few seconds later, Brands head an
shoulders swung into view. After
n dozen vigorous breast strokes he role
4 over on to his side and waved his lef
hand to the two men high above him.
With sweeping side stroke he mad
rapid progress. Jones, unincumbere
f by knowledge, blew through his lips.
8 "He's a wonderful chap, is Brand
y he said contentedly. sit ticks n
, what a man like him wants messil
" about in the service for. He's edd
Gated up to the top notch, an he hs
7 money too. His lodgin's cost the who
r. of his pay, the missus says, an tn;
X kid of his has a hospital nuss, if 70
please"
To be continued.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-11-12
BUILT UP her HEAL n
SPEEDY CURE OF MISS GoODE
She Is Made Well by Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, and
Writes Gratefully to Mrs. Pinkham.

For the wonderful help that she has
found Miss Cora Goode, 255 E. Chicago
Avenue, Chicago, Ill, believes it her
duty to write the following letter for
publication, in order that other women
afflicted in the same way may be
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-11-12

\ ed good cathartlc? "A pill is best. Say
oil Ike DeWitt's Lit lie Early isers.
About the most reliable or the mart ct. Sold
by Fred D. Pierce, Baron; f. ]. Kinney,
Barton Landing
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-11-12
To be continued.

Half the truth will very often amount
to absolute falsehood.-Whately
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-12
KAISER TO WATCH /.
SOUTH AMERICA
FEAES UNITED STATES
tNTFiGUES IN PAN-AMERl-
CAN CONFERENCE.
FEARS YANKEE JOKE.
viii Be Placed Upon the Southern
Half of the Western Hemls-
phere by Rio Janeiro
Congress.

BcHin, Apil l1-Appagentiy en-
couragel by the fatharlanl's success
mI Intervention in Morocco, Germans 5
South Anne lean expansion parry IS
urging the ka sers government to sta
ton special diplomatic representa-
tive at Rio Jan airo during the Pan
American conference for the purpose
of watching ana if possible, tAwaftlng
North American intrigues.
Il Is asserted here that the United
States IS arranging 10 play one Latin
republic against the other at the con-
ference for selfish purposes and that
vigilance is highly necessary on the
part of European nations like GER
many. whose economic interests are
threatened. but which have no au'
thorty to interfere.
The Post finds il into!e'able that
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-12

The hearing in the Miss Page case
was postponed in the Center street
court today TO Saturday morning at
11:30 O'Clock in the West Side court.
Baron" Bavastro de Carozzi, one
of the three Musketesrs" and Sackey' S
most intimate friend until their recent
falling out. was examined by Coroner
Shrady and told about Sackey's rela-
IONS with Mrs. Dennis. She was in
troddced TO The Count" in his apart
mcnts by Joseph De Martino in Sep,
;cmber Of last year, and later. when
she was living az the Hotel Alabama,
SacEey referred to her as his fiancee
he Baron" said The Coroner was
told that Miss Page denounced Sackey
as a soldier of fortune 10 Mrs Dennis
and that the latter went 10 the Hoe
Mohicau. New London. Conn. where
Sackey was living. aud after charging
him with perfdy was beaten by him
and kicked IN the abdomen.
Sackey denied all this. and cen
vinced the Coroner he bad not seen
Mrs. Dennis after their quarrel Decem
bpr "a
Miss Page collapsed oaighI IN her
apartments. 2ii West Fifty sixth stree
ana her condition being attributed tc
nervous exhaustion following her vis.f
to the District Attorneys office.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-12

81 GiTons. France april lin def
erence TO a popular clamo- that had
assumed quite threatening uota. Mile.
de Terssec has hcsn released from
prison. j. was THIS ingenious and fear
less young woman who SET two bears
10 quart the Church of Nou.ioie
agair 20 the agents Of invent rg-
The cscap53e Of sale. De re, e,sao-
member of ore cf TIE old arist1craf To-
families cf L'Ariega was perhaps The
most daring and oriE nal of al tle
me hoCs that have been tassn aF tAa
D-ote- tors aalinsf thc clafch lnr-f-
tories.
TRo .tr1inca bea-s that BAD h-e1
originally cspfmel ia taC FFrs1zss
were being exbihre5 I'm ffe little i1rn
Of Maatioie wien f1e agents oi lAFsn-
iory made their appearance u had a.
nr-t been decided to au ii farrica'i
in fru1t OF Che c1urch. but Vhsl Alf
de Te- sac suEr stc' 81 ting ile
bears as ria-lians 90 thc elurc1 doo-
the barricsde Vls iasranfi} abal-orad
lei bF heir Keep rs TIE haI-
were placed ons one each SIDE Of the
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-12

Chicago, April 1l.-Dowio and his
counselors will tomorrow fire the frat
gun in the battle to regain $20,010) 900
said to be involved IN the control of
Zion city when they Will file IN the
courts bill in chancety, petitoning
thar the transfer made between Dea-
con Grangr. Mrs Dowie and General
Oyerseer Voliya deposing Dowie be
set aside The grounds upon which the
petition will be based will b that
vol.ya, Granger and Mrs, Dowie en-
tered into a conspiracy 10 fgaululantlY
and illegally despoil The First Apo.-
tie Of the properly which he right
fully claims was his own The court
viii also BE askef 10 erioin Voliva
from in any way handling the ctate.
What other legal steps may be taken
are not yet decided upon.
Today Attorney Wetten, re aimed by
Dowie and his couaselors, went TO
Zion CITY and there had a cansnItation
with General Oversecr Vollva, Desson
Granger ara Judsa Barnes, head Of
the law department of Zion City. It
we said Weten'a prop sol trip was
TO gain enlightment to the financial
condition at Zion. After the conference
mass meeting was held in Shiloh
tabernacle in which WAYS and means
Of, carrying on the battle aga nat Dowio
were discussed by voIlva and his fol
lowers
Legal steps taken bv nowie are
only preliminary for Dowie and his
oneifa party iAtend to descend upon
Zion CitY al no very distant date.
This statement wa* emphaticalIy
made today by Deacon Pete, who to-
gehcr with Deacon Lewis, been a con,
stant attendant aaj adviser of DO"
since hc left Mckee on his ttip north
The patty. however are proceeding
cautiously and declare hey viii make
no move which w-uld prejudice their
interests
powie lost a loyal adheront today in
the person of Miss Elizabeth McLen-
nan. who accompanied him as nurse
on the tourney taken 20 regain h S
health. The woman went to Zion city
today after a heated interview with
Dowie in which she defiantly told him
she could no Longer ,cmain a a mem
her of hi. party because she believed
Mrs. Dowie and Gladstone Bowie had
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-12

America should be allowed TO sit
alongside the European nations at the
Moroccan and 1he Hague conferences
while shutting out Europe from The
meeting at Rio laneiro.
Il declares that the United States
program includes the annexation of
the whole of Central America with the
exception of Mexico, and that the
main object Of tho Rio Jan sirG CON
gre.s is 10 place the Yankee yoke upon
The southern half Of the hemi phere.
Cologne. Ap.il 1.-THE Gazette to-
day prints an inspired dipatch from
Berlin which denies Germany infti-
gated Russia 90 call the second Hague
conference f3~ June in order 10 com
pe.e wtl and deuact f.om The inn
rortancc of the Fan-Am rican con
crass. Tho disnatch adds Germany
knew nothing of Emperor Nichlas' in
tention 10 call 4 meeting OF The
Hague congress before an invitation
was received several days ago. The
dispatch further combat the view
that Germany hast taken special ~ ter-
e.t in The Hague congras because
she may there oppose the s1-caiie
Calve doctrine. which denies the ght
of cne state 90 interfere TO collect its
subjects claims agfns' a fa eign
state -o long as tle courts of inr lat
ter offer a prospect of an unprsiadic d
adlulie8'io-
The dispatch further tate thai tli'
view las been disemina'et in south
America IN c-.-f 10 create suzp ion
aga MS Germany aaI that Frs f4isi'y
IS evident since Ru sia alone aad nm
advised cslie1 tha HagIe cagra 9
Germany having nothing whatever te
.o with the ualce of tas call
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-12
HARD COAL MINERS FINISH
REPLY TO OFFER OF BAR0NS

New York. April 11.-After having
the counter arbitration plan of the
anthracite operators under considera-
tion nearly all day. the general scale
committee Of The an hrac.te miners
committee Of The ha-d coal miners
completed a draft of their reply and
will present it 90 the comm itee Of
mine owners at the point session 20 ne
held here tomorrow.
The strictest recrecy surrounded me
work Of committeeman. lt is beiievec
the miners have decided 10 accept the
operators offer that the AMI hr8cite
strike commission yakc up he dispute
but ask the tribunal he permitted fc
consider the original demands WITH
certain important mOdihCatilns- The
conditions said tn have been decided
upon are that inctead Of an agreemau-
being entered into between the oVe-s-
tcrs and U1iied Mine Workers cf Am
er'ca. II be made with the anthracite
mine workers. that the check OF ID
limited 10 wage workers In an assess
rf r. defray the expe-ss inCuue'
- ea---fsr o-f- tA~ uf--= rar+ ~ f1s
a-re mel fsead = an fre min.
worRers-uni0n and non-union-beins
compelled Il Contribute. and that the
duration ol The agreement be left q
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-12
GIRL SETS TWO HUGE BEARS
TO BARRICADE CHURCH DOORS

doorway. and behind - living aai
grizzly rampant the care OF the parish
delivered his pr CESSATION When thf
cr1armC aw tfe be3rs they hailed
undecided whar to ~. Tao bears wee
u1zicf. tur they looked formidable.
"tnuuzzIe The hes ana le. ihe'a
resist the sacriiagious erelly oi the
CHURCH" cred The Cure-
aIf we do tler wiu cr4ck the bones
u Tire rendarmos. replied ne
.laiuas.
Tharsupon the sn1aTmcs advanced
easereI the bears Sic With IA aaf
af -heir sabsrs AMI the way haias ihns
opened the agents made 81 TSeir r.
r-rtor- of TIE chr-c1 r-e7-~fieN
Bat though tae lea we're Faa-
quishcI Mua. g. rtrssac rznaine3 ~.
cnarerci. she rllceI ft-aeli "a ifant
es the c1mmissary o- police anl deie
h.m to eate- The cigtch The comaiis-
sar7 rea 1cI V.th tae yaaas ToEaa
rnrva1inaly and. GnaHy icsiag 81 ps-
rfer-s he place te- u-dcr arrest and
ordered her locse- ro ia tae p-izna q
s.. Cirons. fron vh5cA she has n I
been zeleaej.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-12

Farago
Excepts relative to the death cf the
former New York Life Insurance Com.
pany's president follows:
is The former president OF he great
New York Life Insurance Company,
the man who. fer a score Of years
had been the center Cf a select coterie
Of fna1ciers-thc Cne who was the
brains of crowd which manipulated
The money of policy holders for Their
self Il ends and personal aggrandizc.
meui-is this man really in state II
physical d.sintegra ion?''
Startling as these questions may
appear. yet they are asked in all ser
i.usncss by thou ands. And these
thousands intelligent news-read-
ing people-base their belief upon a
logical process Of reasoning.
Here IS one concrete question that
is asked bv ,htse who believe that
John a. Mccall may not have dicl
but may have merely 'Guccumbed 10
the dominant influences Of the reign
i-g powers in the insurance world
these that remained in authority, re
II cs q the old regime. when the new
was enthroned:
IF J.hn A Mccall died ar Lake
wood n. }. on February IS. according
TO report why was that tho zoo en-
ploves Of his company were Al the
las; minute not permitted TO viex The
remains Of he man who had been their
chief for nearly q generation. especial
Is after they had been particularly ia-
yited to de- 30 by the family Of the SUP
pcsediy dead mau2
"McCaITs death or d'oapr
wogi5 relieve tie intarest- that ara
Jeff the d rden Of paying over $1,000
0a1-for dil n9- be i-side 'nvestiga--
.7g comr7 tfae Of the New York life
-th-~-fze -ha F vlar committee de-
clare thar Mccall s1oGld pay back this
f~ontlnued on Fourth page1
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-12

The c1mmission.
The miners iu tHcir arhitrat on plan
q ked for a tWoycar agreement and
tle operators IA their counter PROPOSE
lion wanted three years. If this propu
sltion Is submitted hy the miners and
accep ed it wocld leave the commission
free 70 take up the demands for in
crease Of wages. eight hour day uni
form pay for all clas-Cs OF employment
pa d by tho day or month. rec nstruc-
ton Of the conc1listicn board and q
numher OF minor grievances. The on
orators want 10 limit the inquiry io
wages and @ method Tor adjustment Of
complaints
Tho general scale committee of mir
erz held tva sessions TO-DAY at which
The members di-cussed the optratc IS
plan. Ra6 cal committeeman favorel
a complete rejection 0f the operators
nrouosaI bot lat p-rti1H prov ding th7
strike commissioner Ha arl[ir-tofs
They feared tta orreato-s might tale
aIvZ-tae. of The clause i1 the latter
-r--sst oa ubica gives fheu the priv
.ieee ~ e-f'ar fe -- 1s-7- ''
f-r- vases tG .ra
favored the offer thar the strike com
mission arbfraie differences instea'
f % fhe correlation board.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-12
MAY ESCAPE CONNECTION WITH
THE DEATH OF MRS. BLANCH
DAVIS.
SWINDLE is EXPOSED
Turns Out That He SWindIed Miss
PAGE, Very Confiding Unsophistl-
Gated Young Woman Out
Of $4,000

New York. April 1l.-Al hough il dc
yeloped to-day that Count Arbert
Sackey probably would not be connect
ed with the death of Mrs Blanch Tur.
ner Dennis at the inquest to be held
to morrow, trouble for the count p
multiplying in he district attorney $
office as a result of the investigation
into the claim that Sackey swindled
Miss Glare E. Page out of $4,000.
information has come to Assistant
District Attorney Vandiyer that in adj
ditiOn to NJ SIS Page two other New
York women ard tne who lives in
Boston ana a New York business MAJ
were among Sackey's dHpes.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-12
BOOK DENIES DEATH
Of INSURANCE
GENIUS
GOTHAM NEWSDEALERS PLACE
ON SALE VOLUME ENTITLED,
as MCALL DEAD?'
POSSIBILITY OF FRAUD
Robust Man When He Resigned--No
One Saw Cead Cody Of Mccall
Deep Laid Plot at Bottom
of Affair.

New York, April ii--Newslealers
throughout the city have placed or
their stands a ffty-fve page pamphlet
bearing the tie, is John A, McC2h
Dead2 Plausible presumptiono Of
doubt as to the demise of the insurance
genius
The treatise. after discussing the
plausible presumptiens,' reviews IN
full the legislative insurance inYestI'
cation. The dealers say the American
News Company stributed il at a
wholesale price Of l9 cents a copy II
retals at 25 celts ana is said 10 have
had fair sale No author is mentioned
but the book Is copyrighted by Marcus
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-12
VESUvIUS SPREADS TERROR
AND DESOLATlON OVER BIG
SECTION or THE COUNTRY
Magnitude Of the Disaster is Almost IndescrbabIe
Fall of Ashes Has Reached Enormous
Proportions
THREE HUNDRED LIVES LOST

Narlcs, April IL Conditions to-
night IN The section affected by the
eruption Of yesuyius Il greatly
ameliorated. The fan Of volcanic ash
has dimini he'd ami scientists express
an op'ni1n that the volcano has spent
itself Papers tonight euloglze Drec.
tor Matteucci for his courage in e>
turning to the ruined observatory on
Vesuvius and sending f.om that place
messages of encouragement and eX-
preston Of confidence that the vol
cano will so-n quiet down.
Theatres. cafes and places Of
amusement throughout the city have
been closed and before all sacred
images in streets, candles are kept
burning while smaller images are
being car led about in amnv cases
being set down in tha open air ana
surrounded by candles
Troops are engaged in clearing the
roof. Of buildings of accumulation OF
sand and ashes which endanger the
structures Large glass covered gal
laries throughout the city which are
much hequentod have been ordered
closed least the weight upon the roof
cause them 10 collapse
The village Of San Genna o has been
part ally buried in the sand ana ashes
which for seyeral hours have fallen
al tha place. Three persons have been
killed and more thar twanty injured.
In the road at Tore del Grece three
persons were foand dead from sufloca
tiop
People who remain at Tore Annu-
ziata "a in danger Of perishing from
starvation, all shops having beer
closed. Rations for 300 persons have
been sent there. Wagships ordered
here have been doing effective service
in the removal Of refugee Premier
sonniua reached heie today by ira i
from Rome, hs ionrn y having been
greatly lmpeded He had conference
imgreaWtely after his arrival with
Ki1k Victor lmmonuel. with whom
the premier discussed The m asufes to
attempted to 70 store public c0afldence.
maintain order aid the refugees and
repair tn damage caused by Che cfap
Lon
The king has directed the royal pal
ace At San Fomar 10 70 be opened far
the reception Of wounded refugees
Firamen and ambulance CORES ON
Rome have been sent here 10 aid IN
the Gaze of sufferers
Two American girls who went into
the Ve.uyius district where tne aband-
onment of the train by which Nh ay
wee travelling caused them much dis
comfort and no little peril. We're
brought here today by the steamer
81 Bon They were delighted taai
the adventure had no more serious
nees Al hcugh the report that Satno
has been destroyed Is denied IL Is
now officially admitted that Otta )ano
has been buried. The number of killed
there and IN surrounding villages Is
not known. but three hundfed. il Is
believed would be low estimate.
Even Capri. a small island of the
coast cf Campan a nineteen miles
SCUM # Naples, a favor.ta resort fo
tourists ana artists has been coverc.
with ashes and been abanioned by it.
foreign population. which included fey
cal Americans
The magnitude of the disaster l. al
mo.t indescribablc VesWiu5 ha
spread dcsolation and terror over al
/ Immense tract Cf country.