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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-07-18
Bad Symptoms.

7 Tho woman who Inns r,ri..1,.., -,
en- 49,. ,ccS imaginary dark
~. i,uVNN h'uling or dancing before
~, eNvS' mas gncwinr distress or heavy
~ 'sehhg IN stomach, faint spells. drag
ging down feeling i'm lowcr abd,min,i %.
pelvic region. easily startled ar a,,,i,,,,,
irregular or pnipf,,i ,cr,,5, -, vl, ,','
out pelvic cafa,,b '', W or VITA
weaknesses md da,,,,,,.,,,, ~, lhE from
have early lttnnti,n, WAY should
symptoms are lii,oIv IA l,' u ,'. ~ vi above
case at ono time W. p''Sent IN any
casosH ost'', uI uauly treated and such
mand the surgaons , ,,i5o !, Whlch Do
result fatally N''''' 'hey 90 not
aud numornns .N N,,I nas such n long
tim r., N.Y. FaVoriie Prescrip-
professional indorscp,or, oI a, s,ions
SeVpral merchants Wet gH.u VI lts
numhor OF ordinary ror.,,r,f,,1s Vnah any
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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-07-18
Charge. Aaalns. Russian General.

ST. Petersburg document con.
tanning the indictments against Lieu
tenant General Stoessel, the defender
of Port Arthur, Lieutenant General
Fock, who commanded the Fourth
Fast Siberia division a. Port Arthur
Major General Reiss, chief q star to
General Stccssol, and Lieutenant Gen
eral SmirnoH. who preceded Lieutep
ant General Stocrgel in command At
Port Arthur was made public here
saturday. These officers are being
tried by court martial ON charges OF
cOwardice and treason. The indicl
ments set forth that Stce3uel anJ
Fock deliberately sent false reports OF
battles that never occurred, recon-
mnded their own friends and ecu
erals who had lost battles for dscora
lions, aud surrendered the Fort Ar
thur fortress I'm spite of the fact that
they had M hand ample munitions Tor
resistance. Al the crimes With whicl
Stnessel, Eoias and FoCk are charged
are capital OfIenses.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-07-18
ENPTSLIFEO Of
FRENCH PRESIDENT
Two Shots Fired at FaIlIereS.
But the Aim Of the AS
SaSSin Was Bad.
Excited Crowds Prevented From
Lynchin9 the Man After His Ar
rest.-Prisoner Declares Ne is
the Victim Of Many VII
lainies.

Parls.-rhe national fete on Sun.
day was married by dastardly a..
tempt on the life of President Fai.
Heres by Leon Maille, naval reser.
visit Of IIavre, who, II Is believed, Is
suffering from the mania of persecu.
tion. Msille fired two shots At the
president. but did not hit him. He
was at once placed under arrest
The landeau in which the president,
Premier Cemenceau and the presi.
dents secretary were seated, had ar
rived at the corner Of Leseur street
when, from the curb the would-be as
sassln fired IN quick succession two
shots point blank at the president
Miraculously no one was hit. Presi'
dent Falleres was cool and collected
when the cortCge stopped. The diplo-
mats who were following the prcsi.
dents carriage alGhted from their
carriage and hurried to the side cf NJ,
Fallleres.
Finding that nobody had been In.
jured, by the presidents orders, the
cortege moved on. In the meantime
two policemen seized Mellle, who
made no resistance but tho police
with difhculty prevented the irate
crowds from lynching the prisoner I'M
I'll Gordon Of reserves came up and
conducted him TO the station There
Maille refused to give any reasons
for his act, saying:
The revelations have are SO
grave and serious that 7 will only
make them before o magistrate for
transmission to the chief of state. v
is a matter between the government
and me am the victim OF many VI
Iainies
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-07-18

United statrs Land OhCe,
salt Lake city, Yah
june II. 1907.
10 whom II May Culccrn
Notice Is hereby given that the State OF Utah
has filed III this Office a list of aud,. selected by
the sud state o, Indemnity School Lands under
s. ctiou @ q the Act ofConer,,s approved Iuy
10. 1871, VIZ.
lots ., g. sri SWi Mi swi scp Is z, =
S,R. W, S, l.. NJ. state 81, U.1RJ
copy of said list 40 far a. it relate, to said
tracts 10y descriptive subli, isions. has been CON
spicuou-ly posted in thi, Office ior inspection by
any person Interested aud hy the public g,u,r
ally
During the period NJ publication Of TN, notice,
under departmental instructions OF April ~
lyr5 protests or contest, against the claim Of the
state to any OF the tract. OF suhliyi.iops hcrcn-
before described uu lhr gruuud that The SAME
Is more valuable for mineral Than lor agrivm-
tural purposes will he received aud nntol br
report to the Gencral Land ONCE at Washing
ton, D. q. Failure so To protest oT contest.
within the time specified will be considered
sufficient evidence OF the nonmiucral character
of the tracts aud the selection thereof being
otherwise free from objection viii bc recon-
mended for approval
E.D. y. THOMrSON, Register,
First publication June a. l9o7
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-07-18
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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-07-18
PRERoeArlVEs OF RANK.
Why Jed Resigned as Chief Of Bran.
bleVille Fire Department.

The Brambleyille postmaster looked
out with frown from his barred win
dow al the returfed traveller who was
questioning him II cant go out o.
this pen o mine Till the malls dis
trihuted.' he said, with resentment.
ne new rules and regulations don't
hardly lot a man breathe. What was
It you asked me about the fire de.
parlmont?
No Jed isn't chief any more.
That's all owing to the city folks that
come here now and try to run our
whole village
There was a little spark Of a fire
down In one o. their cottages, an be
cause our hre department didn't get
there quite as quick as they expected
they instituted inquiries I'm giving
you their own words-snd when they
found the two ladders had been in
Jed's orchard, an that had made a
little delay, they rained such a lot O.
talk that Jed resigned.
As he said, If the chief o the FIRE
'derartment hasn't got the right to Dor
row a couple o. ladders from the en-
CINE house when he needs en- to pick
his fruit. who has?
But you can't reason much With
these city folks They're a kind Of a
high-handed lot Youths Compan.
ion.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-07-18
An nrn.rIm,nt Of Root.

Washington. With the view OF plac
ing all diplomatic and consular matters
relating 10 Japan and China In the
hands Of officials familiar . ith condi'
tions in the Orient, the state depart
ment has perfected the organization o'
Gar eastern bureau" which viii have
charge OF all correspondence and pre-.
iiminary treaty negotiations with the
Oriental governments THIS new de-
parture is more OF loss In the nature
Of an experiment, which, II It proves
satisfactory may lead 10 the Organiza'
ton Of similar bureaus for other for
pign countries,
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-07-18

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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-07-18
Wants New and Homes, officials

San Francisco District Attorney
I,angdon on Saturday made the iol
lowing statement: The prosecution
is keenly disappointed b. the failure OF
the labor and commercial organizations
Of the city TO assent 10 rs plan for ?
convention Of thirty delegates to select
for appointment by the hoard OF 81
pervisors a successor 10 Mayor BoHton
II Is necessary that a new and honest
rayor he al once selected 10 brins or
Her out OF the municipal chaos thar
nfeNails.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-07-18
BOTH SIDES CHARGE CONSPIRACY
MiNss Accuse Mine Owners Of crim,s
Lsid At Miners Door.

MlNEta Accuse Mine owners OF Crimct
Lsid At Miners Door.
Gclse Idaho. The end Of the trial
" William ~ haywood. secretary and
treasurer Of the Western Federation
rf Miners CHARGED with conspiracy 70
murder, is nov within measurable dis
lance. The case on Monday entered
on It's tenth week Of hca ina before
Judge Fremont Wood In the distric,
court OF Ada county Both sides HAYS
rested and the rebuttal has begun. los
timony has been introduced IN support
NJ the charge brought by the state Of
Idaho that = conspiracy existed among
high officials Of the Western Fedora.
ton Of Miners TO intimidate all persons
who ran counter 10 the purposes OF
union labor with a view TO establish
members of organized bodies ~ work.
mgmen as masters of the situation,
thus commencing political and indus
trial reorganization which, having its
initiative IN the vest, should spread
with irresistible force throughout every
section Of the country Testimony has
heen introduced 10 show that, IN dur
suanCe ~ this conspiracy, eighteen
men we're murdered
In defense ~ the man immediately
concerned and the oficsTs Of the West.
ern Federation Of Miners. who are
charged with participation IN the plans
for murder As a means 10 the desired
md testimony has been introduced 10
show that another and cOunter-COn,
spiracy existed among employers OF
'abor IN the west looking 10 the amt
hilatiOn NJ the Western Federation NJ
Miners IN particular. because the fed
sration represented the cause Of organ.
2ed labor Testimony has bean intro
uced 10 show that, IN furtherance Of
he conspiracy among actual employers
and capitalists, eighteen Innocent men
we're killed the constitution of the
United States was violated and the
conspiracy eliminated In the state OF
Idaho becoming a party 10 an attempt
10 compass the death of the leaders
~ the Western Federation Of Miners,
whose secretary Is now on trial
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-07-18

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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-07-18
seom,tr Again Meets psf.st,

San Ffspcisco, Mavor schmitz sur
feyed another defeat saturday when
his application 90 the court OF appeals
for a writ ~ mandate Was exposed
nv Attorney c. w. Cobb, representing
the prosecution, as a sham and p'e
tense laid upon the foundation Of mis-
statements and deception The peti
tion charges tina Judge Dunno was
biased; alleges that he has refused &c
settle the bill OF exceptions, and that
he is purposely hinderiLg the pertec
lion of the appeal in order 70 Keep
schmitz in the county jail.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-07-18

Columbus just landed; meeting II big
Indian chief with package under his
arm, he nsked what II was. Great
medicine, llolli~ler's Rocky Mountain
Fen, said the Iniuu rs cents, Ten or
Tablets. T. ]. Wndswofth+.,
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-07-18
II win be Hard for tn. La,lr-Am.nean
Republics.

The Haspe. The approaching dis
cussior NJ the American proposition re
lating "a the collection Of pecuniary
debts Is a,nusiug great interest, espec.
Tally because of the attitude Of deleSs'
tons ~ the NLatln American countries.
Several Of these delegates oppose the
American proposition personally but
have received instructions from their
governments TO vote in favor II ".
They complain, however, that the 40
minis,ration at Washington has inhu'
onced their governments to side with
the United States,
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-07-18
Probate and Guardianship Notices.
Consult County Clerk, or the Respec-
tive Signers for Further Information.

In the Matter ol the Estate Of
John J, Jones, Deceased Notice
To Creditors Creditors will present
claims, with vouchers, to he under
signed ut the home OF Hannah
z. Jones, corner LIST North aud 2nd
West Streets in Lehi City, County and
State Of Utah, on az before the
7th day Of November A, d, 1907
HANNAH p. JONES,
Administrators Of the Estate OI
John J. Jones, Deceased.
4. EVANS,
Attorney for Said Estate.
First publication July 1, '07,
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-07-18
rnnmv,a nlncnvnrx.

little city boy out in the suburb
Tor the Arst time remarked as he
looked out OF the window In the morn
ing and saw numberless dandellons
on the lawn:
oh mamma, just look--the grass
s all covered with freckles!"
MISCELLANY NO. t-zf9i--B.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-07-18

I'm the almshouse Of Beamlnstcr,
England, Is 2 man whose hair hangs
down over bis shoulders. The mas.
ter ~ the institution explains that be
mas not had the mans hair cut be.
cause In summer he travels for a
hair restorer"
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-07-18
F0r suppres,Ion o. Italian Violence

Nashville, lathe small village "
1ahnyille, consisting Of Jail, a court.
house. one store a river landing and
= few farm houses, on MONDAY became
he scene Of Loulsians's most import
ant criminal trial IN, decade. Al.
though the indictments, which charge
The Italians with murder, call only for
lerreting out men whip kidnapped and
strangled Walter Lamana, an Swear.
old New Orleans boy a month ago, the
real aim is the suppression OF Italian
violence IN this state.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-07-18
Latest Man.

Some friends were discussing a
painter whose laziness was proverblal
In the quarter. lie Is SO lazy" said
one, that he paints nothing but win
ter scenes to save himself the trouble
Of putting leaves on the trees. Noe
Loisirs
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-07-18
Appropriately Characterized.

Tbree-yearold oliver was warned 10
run away from two bumblebees which
were buzzing about his head. The fol.
lowing day he tore into the house. ex-
claiming 20, mamma, those old bum
dies nrp ouC again"
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-07-18
Notice.

United Statrs Land once,
salt Lake City, I,ah,
Iuuc n. 1907
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-04-11
FOR SELLING STOLEN LETTER.
Former Stenoerapher Of Hartman Il
Placed Under Arrest.

Placed Under Arrest.
Frank w. Hill, a stenographer, was
arrested in New York Thursday night
charged with having sold to a news
paper a personal letter Of E. H. Har-!
riman. The warrant was sworn to by
Alexander Miller, secretary OF the
Union Pacific Railroad company, Of
which Mr.. Hartman is the president
and was served by detective from
the district attorneys Office. Hill was
locked up at police headquarters.
The letter in question was address.
ed by Mr.. Hartman to Sydney Webs
ster and was first published by The
World last Tuesday morning. State:
ments therein contained called forth;
the controversy between President
Roosevelt and Hartman. Hill Is 80
years Of age and lives in Brooklyns
Action against Hill was taken un-s
der the section of the penal code.
which defines as misdemeanor the
act Of "a person who willfully ands
without authority either takes q let
ter, telegram or private paper be.;
longing to another, or a copy there
- and publishes the whole or any
portion thereof ,
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-04-11
THAW DECLARED SANE.
BY Lunacy Commission and Trial
Must Proceed-Proseeutor Jerome
Dissatisfied and Will Appeal.

A New York dispatch says: Harry
K. Thaw is declared sane by tha
unanimous report Of the commission
in lunacy, appointed to inquire into
his present mental condition. Tha
moment the decision was handed
down from Justice Fitzgerald's desk
Thursday, District Attorney Jerome
was on his feet, vigorously protest
ing against it's confirmation by the
court. He charged that he had been
excluded from the last session OF
the commission, and demanded to be
allowed to have access to the minutes
and stenographic notes of what trans
pired at the final mental and physi-3
cal examination of the defendant.
When Justice Fitzgerald declined to:
turn the minutes over to the dis
trict attorney, Mr.. Jerome declared
he would carry the case to the ap.
pellate division OF the supreme court,
asking that writ OF prohibition or
mandamus be granted to prevent q
continuance of the Thaw trial until
the higher court had ruled upon the
legality Of the commissions course
Justice Fitzgerald reminded Mr.. Je-a
rome that he had waived the statu-
tory right Of attending the last ses-
sion of the commission by suggest
ing himself that all the attorneys be5
excluded from the sitting in ques-
tton. He then granted the district:
attorney an adjournment until Nom
day in order that he might have TIME
to prepare his application to the ap-i
pellate division. Mr.. Jerome profess.
ed that the time was not sufficient,
but Justice Fitzgerald cut him sisorts
with the announcement that the trial
must be concluded forthwith. x
1t was authoritatively stated late.
Thursday .night that District Attorney
Jerome will appeal from the decision
OF Justice Fitzgerald. The appeal will
be in the nature Of an action TO OBJ
tain areview Of the Justices decis-
ion, and will be taken in the appellate
division of the supreme court.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-04-11
In Central America Secre-
tary Root Makes Move.
JOINS IN WITH MEXICO
Holds Conferences With Mexican Ar,.
bassador at Washington to Adopt
Some Plan of Action for
Lasting Peace.

Secretary Root and Mexican Am
bassador Creel, at a conference in
Washington Saturday, decided that
the time was ripe for concerted ac'
ton to terminate hostilities in Cen
tral America if that result could be
accomplished by moral s2aSon aaI
earnest representation, beyond which
point neither the United States nor
Mexico is willing to go.
The appearance in Washington OF i
minister from Salvador with large
powers, believed to be authorized 10
speak for Honduras, seemed 10 al.
ford the opportunity for diplomatic
action at this end. Therefore a Sc
ries of conferences began early Sat-
urday morning at the state depart
ment between these interested par
ties. which it is stated by the particl-
pants will probably lead to peaceful
settlement OF the trouble, and more
over one that will endure longer than
the few months that frequently marks
the life OF these Central American
compacts. The basis for the agree
ment is yet to be defined in its de-
tails; indeed it was stated that be-
yond the agreement among the par
ties to the conference, that the time
had now come for action by them,
that the plan had not been perfected.
A notable fact was the absence OF
the Nicaraguan minister, Senor Corea.
1t was suggested that the purpose
of the conference is to frame an agree
ment for the future settlement of al
disputes between Central American
countries and then submit this 10
Nicaragua and request her adhesion.
failing which that country would find
itself standing alone among the Cen
trail American states and without
their sympathy. 1t is believed that a
few days will bring about important
Developments and that either peace
will be declared or a general war
will follow between Nicaragua and
the four other states.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-04-11
Invades Parts of Louisiana,
Mississippi and Alabama.
THIRTY LIVES ARE TAKEN
Portions Of -Four Towns Are Wiped
Out, Alexandria, La, Being Main
Sufferer - Property Loss IS
Half Million.

Probably fifteen lives were instant
ly blotted out Friday by a tornado,
which swept across portions OF Lou
isiana. Mississippi and Alabama, and
which was distinctly traceable for
distance of three hundred miles. The
tornado moved from west to east.
crossing the southern extremities OF
Louisiana and Mississippi, and stI1h-
ing into Alabama for short dis
tance.
Portions of four towns were dev-
astated, and damage probably ex-
eeeding half million, for, in addl
tion 10 the places in which the tor
nado manifested fatal violence, the
disturbance odd general damage TO
property, crops and telegraph wires
throughout it's 30O-mile course.
The tornado began at Alexandra,
La, soon alter l o'clock Frloay
morning, instantly killing four per-
sons there, probably fatally, injurlns
three. and seriously injuring thirteen
others. Soon after daylight it neared
the Mississippi river, instantly Kill
ing fve persons at Jackson, La, Whlis
at Bayou Sara, La, at least nall q
dozen others are reported killed. Inc
tornado next appeared at Carson,
Miss, where great property damage
was done, and the last heard Oh II
was about noon near Selma, Ala
where the inhabitants saw Whlrllns
clo,,ds rise into the air as they cross
ed the river.
Alexandria, La, which is a town
of about $1,000 inhabitants, had !
fearful experience. When the torna-
do struck the electric lights went ou1'
the cracking of falling buildings
could be heard amid the noise OF the
wind and vivid lightning hashes
showed such sights as an empty iron
Mountain passenger train rolling
over and over. Immediately after tne
wind spent it's violence a heavy hall
storm added to the general dlscom-
fort. Luckily, the main portion OF
Alexandria escaped the worst OF the
tornado which cut a path through
the northern part of the town, resi-
dence section. About a score OF
homes were completely wiped out
Afty> we're damaged and altogether
about 100 buildings were seriously
wrecked, including several business
houses.
tornado cut down trees and small
cabins in a narrow line about nine
miles long. Several houses were
blown down at Pineville and 1nlu'
ries we're reported. The hail did mucn
damage to crops.
At daylight Alexandria began tue
work OF clearing the debris, Mayor
Turner organizing a relief move
ment at noon. The damage was es-
,timated at 100000.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-04-11
CARNEGIE GIVES MORE CASH.
Turns Loose Six Millions for Institute
at Chicago.


at Chicago.
w. N. Frew, president OF the board
of trustees of the Carnegie institute
at Chicago, Friday, made pubic
letter announcing that Mr.. Carnegie
has given $s,eoo,oae for endowment
to the institute. This gift is IN ao-
dition to the $4,00e,0Oo given some
time ago. This latest endowment
provides s4,oos,ooe for the depart
ments of fine arts, Carnegie schools
of technology and museum, sl,eoo,0oo
for additions to the technical schools
and s1,oeO,o00 as an endowment fund
for the schools. Mr.. Carnegie also
established a pension fund for the
benefit of those connected with the
institute, which after the death OF the
recipient is to be continued to the
widow when needed.