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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-17
Delinquent Notice.

WABASH MINING COMPANY. PRIN-
cipal place OF business Salt Lake CITY
Utah. Notice: There are delinquent on
the following described stock on account
Of assessment No. 81, levied on the 9Th
day of April, 1908, the several amounts set
opposite the names of the respective
shareholders, to wit:
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CLEANING AND pYErNa.

UTAH Steam Dye Works. Cleaning.
dyeing. repairing. 1Se e. % So. BSll
phone. tszs-K: Ind. i7S&
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FLORISTS.
CARD OLE THANKS.

OWING 10 the great number of express
siOns of sympathy, both oral and floral
received during the recent illness and sub
sequent death and funeral of our soI
Howard, we take this method of acknowl-
edging our sincere gratitude to those who
so kindly tried to tighten the burden oil
our bereavement.
Z. c. CRAWFORD AND WIFE.
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STORAGE.

TWO large warehouses, clean and SAM.
tary. Rscman Van & Storage Co. III So
W Temple Phones 655
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MRS. ELIZA MKELLY and family
wish to extend their most heartfelt thanks
TO their kind friends for their kind as
sstance and heartfelt sympathy at the
funeral of our beloved daughter and sis
ter, Mrs. j. A. RhOads. Especially do we
thank those who so kindly assisted in the
beautiful service which was held over the
remains of our departed relative.
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DIED.

STRICKI.AND-At the residence of his
daughter Mrs. George W. Timpson. SAG
West South Temple street. May Is, 1908,
Of exhaustion, Alvin b. Strickland in
his eighty-secOnd year. native of Ohio.
The funeral services will be held today
Sunday at 1890 p. m. from the Sixteenth
ward meeting house. Friends are invited
to attend. and the casket will De opened
on Sunday from $50 TO II: 80 a. m. Inter
ment in City cemetery. Idaho papers
please copy.
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IF IT HAPPENS IT'S IN THE HERALD
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PLANNING MILL.

CLOSE FIGURES given on pantry fix
lures, sash, doors and frames; contract
Ors work done Oh short notice. Central
Planning Mill Co. Phones 3e1-
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COM MITTEE CHANGE.

Come and dance. saltair Tuesday
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MAGAZINES FOR MAY.

Como and dance. saltair, Tuesday
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PACKING.

EXPERT packers OF furniture. bric-a
hrac, etc. RedmaE Van & Storage Co.
III So W. Temole Phones 5S5.
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NOTICE TO BARRIERS.

NOTICE TO BARBERS-The Utah
State Board of Examining BARRIERS meets
in regular session in Salt Lake City May
q and % at y West First South
PERLEI A. HILL, Sec.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-04
SHIP BURNS TO
WATERS EDGE
FIFTEEN OF CREW PERISH IN
SMALL BOAT WHILE LEAV-
ING VESSEL.
BLIZZARD WAS RAGING
Thirty seven Men cf tas Grew Wcre
Rescued BY White Star Lner
Cymric-Many Rescued
Painfully Burned.

! Halifax, N. S., Feb 3--In the mids
CT a wild blizzard this afternoon, the
steamer st. Cuthbert burned to tne
waters edge eff the Nova Scotial
Icoast Fifteen members of the crew
ld'owned by the swamping Of a small
boat in which they attempted to leave
the vesesl after the fire had broken
icut Yesterday.
/ The other sthirtyseyen members OF
| the crew including the captain, were
rescued by tie White Star Liner
Cymiic. After taking off the survivors
the Cymric abandoned the burning
steamer this afternoon and proceeded
t0 Boston.
News Of the destruction of the st.
Cuthbart was received here tonight in
Ia wireless message from Captain
Finch Ct the cymric.
The message read:
The St iCudhbert was abandoned.
di4iF' -hOHHd3 t3itGiiObH, DH lit lNDNd
Scotia coast The Cymric stood by
for nine hours during a strong gale,
heavy sea and snow squalls. A life
boat in charge OF the chief officer
nlaking three perilols trips, rescued
thirty7sevenF members of the crew in
gliding the captain. Several members
cf the crew we're severely burned and
injured
Fifteen e the crew were drowned
sunday in attmepting to leave the
vessel. Their boat was swamped by
'ese ffssies SEA ~ aassss ~ asg4
The seaeocks were left open on
the st. Cnthbert, which will probably
sink within twelve hours. It is now
q dangerous derelict lying In the path
Of New York and European Vessels.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-04
GREATER COST
FOR PRINTING
OF GOVERNMENT MATTER is
SHOWN DURING ADiMiNIsTRA-
TioN OF PRESENT PUBLIC
PRINTER.

Washington. Feb. 3.-That the cost
.ol printing at the government print.
ing Office for the various executive
departments of the government mas
increased during the administration
of Charles 5. StiIlings. the presen,
public printer Is shown in a report
made to President Roosevelt by
George G. Havenner chief of the
division Of printing in the department
OF commerce end labor.
The increased cost varies from .
and 3 per cent 70 more than 100 per
cent, on various classes of matter.
and the increases apply TO every de
pertinent Of the government.
DR. Havenner's Investigation shows
that the cost Of coa1position. for in.
stance. had increased nearly 40 per
cent Notwithstanding that the best
modern facilities are employed in the
government printing oaiee The cost
o. nearly every other line of work in
cident to the production Of printed
documents showed a like increase and
IL seine instances very much
srcater increase.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-04
JAPS FLOCK TO
SOUTH AMERICA
SINCE INSTITUTION OF RESTRic.
TIVE MEASURES OF NORTH
AMERICA.
EMIGRA7 ION TO HAWAII
1nut OF BY jap Minister Of Foreign
Affairs -, Emirration Companies
Eusy in Countries of Solth-
ern Continent.

Victoria, B. c., Feb s.. News was
brought by the steamer Empress q
India from Yokahoma that since in
'stitution of restrictive measures
measures against Immigration. Ito Am
erica the Japanese emigration com
panies are looking to South America,
The steamer Itan Kushlma Maru
has been chartered by the American
Emigration Company to take one
thousand Japanese to Peru and an.
other emigration company has been
permitted to despatch five hundred
to Callao.
Representatives sent to Brazil by
the Kokoku Emigration company have
returned after making arrangements
to send three thousand Japanese year
Is tc that country, and arrangements
are under way With Colombian Off
cials from Bogota now in Toxic to Sc
cure Japanese laborers fer Colombian
railways, etc.
In an interview at Toxic. Count
iIayashia, minister OF foreign affairs
said that he realized the emigration to
America was not advisable and that
he had decided to restrict as well the
traffic OF laboreps to Hawaii, under
the guise OF students.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-04
NEW ARRANGEMENT
o. Stars OF Old Glory Provided For In
Bill introduced in House
BY Ansherry.

Washington. Feb. 3.--Re-arrange-
nent of the stars on the flag of the
United States is proposed in bill in
'trodreed by Representative Ansberry
# Ohio. The bill provides for the
Fmendment of sections 1871 and 1892
If the revised statutes so that the ar
rangement Of the stars shall be Fin
dye arcs In combination. the eenters
u eht arcs TO be apexes of a regular
pentagone." The stars OF the new
states shall be so placed as TO extend
the ares and shall be the position on
the flag on the Fourth Of July follow
ing admission.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-04
RumoR DENIED.

Paris. Feb. 3.--A dispatch TO the
Republique from Lisbon says that the
minister of war there has categorical
ly denied that a revolution had broken
out at Oporto or that there have been
any disturbances in other parts of the
country.
The Matin has received the follow.
ing telegram from former Premier
Franco:
The horrible tragedy has quite
prostrated me but IL does not shake
my faith in the future Of the country
and dynasty. Yesterday at a meeting
.of the council Of stare and other
chiefs Ct the monarchisl parties de
.elared to the king that We would unite
around the throne and support the
lew ministry
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-04
HARD BLOW TO
LABOR UNIONS
U. S. SUPREME COURT PRoMUL.
GATES THIRD ADVERSE opla-
ION WITHIN MONTH.
CASE or BOyCOTTING
Decided in Favor Of Manufacturers
Held That Union Had inter
fered With interstate
Trade.

! Washington, Feb. To-day for the
third time within month the 81
lpreme court of the United States pro.
Imulgated an opinion CONSTRUCTING
laws adversely to the contentious s1f
Iorganized labor.
The first OF the decisions was l.ea.
ldered on January In the case of
some railway employees who sought to
|secure damages under what ID knowa
as the employers liability Law. max
Ing the railroads responsible for In
juries resulting frem negligence of
fellow servants which law the court
held to be unconstitutional The see.
|ond important finding was announced
on the 23rd ultimo. when the Erdmaa
arbitration act, forbidding the dis
charge Of employees because they are
members Of a labor union, was also
declared to be invalid
The verdict rendered today was 10
the case of Lawler VS. Loewe. the for.
mer a member of the Hatters Unicn
ISSti ibE lAtlEt a. Hdh kftttllbIttANnACi VI
Danburq, Conn. The case involved
tile applicability of the seventh sec.
tion of the Sherman antitrust Law to
conspiracies by labor unions to hoy
colt articles entering into interstate
trade Under terms cf that provision
the complaining party may collect
three times the amount of his loss II
the charge ~ sustained
The union fought the case on the
ground that the law was inapplicabIa
Ito such organizations. but the court.
I,Mhose opinion was annouced hy Chief
EInsfice fislles failed Ae aas2s IA .tti.s
view. and In effect held that uni5ns
could not be permitted to interfere. hy
boycotting, with the free exchange
3f commerce between states. There
was no dissenting opinion.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-04
PORTUGAL SEEMS
TO BE At PEACI.
STREMUoUS MEASURES BY NEW
CABINET TO RESTORE PEACE
AMONG PEOPLE.
FRANCO HAS RESIGNED
Because of Bitterness Of Feeling
Against t1im--Prctender Miguel
Says Conditions Worse
Than Reported.

! Lisbon, Feb. Binder the new re.
gime, with the new king and the es-
Establishment CT new cabinet Portu-
gal seems to. be for the present at
peace. N There is an underlying cur
Trent Of revolution, however. ana
| istiictest measures are being taken TO
preserve. order.
| AT noon today an official statement
was given out that perfect order ex,
listed throughout Portugal
Franco, once dictator, was forced to
resign because Of the bitterness Of
the people against him, and the new
cabinet will strive for the welfare of
THE fatherand under the presidency of
Rear Almiral Do Amaral Another
Ioffieial statement given out was to the
EFFECT that the present president Of
the cabinet would be supported BY all
groups OF monarchists who had
agreed to forget previous offenses.
A situation for Premier Franco
after the assassination of the king
and crown prince became impossible
During the days which preceded the
tragedy and during the tlimnltous
manifestations on the streets, with
the later discovery OF vast stores OF
arms and bombs. public opinion back
ed him in his efforts to maintain or
der, but the murders changed the en-
tire complexion of the situation.
He has not been seen on the streets
since hts meeting with the king after
the latter's arrival from villa Vicosa,
but all possible places where he
|niGht be hate beer. closely watched
|and guarded
The new cabinet, which Is cofnpc sed
|of the strongest members or various
factions, but all opposed to Franco
has drawn to il strong patriotic sup;
porting movement. During the night
Admiral Do Amaral and the chiefs of
the monarchst parties held protract-
ed session and laid out a program
looking to the pacification Of the
people. fff'
Word has been received here that
the British feet, the number OF the
vessels not being stated, passed Opor-
to this morning bound for Lisbon.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-04
De MOCRATIC SENATORS
Called to Meet Today to Discuss
Policy to BE Adopted Regard
..-'' suu cerreaeo. eatsiatioh.

Washington, Feb. 3-A conference
OF Democratic senators has been
called for tomorrow 20 discuss the
policy to be adopted by the Demo.
Gratis Of the senate in connection with
approaching currency legislation.
At conference held two weeks
ago it was decided that an effort
would be made to have the minority
enter as unit into the debate on
the Aldrich financial measure and
stand sqnarely on the same measure
that would be offered as substitute
Without much doubt the Bailey
substitute, which provides for an
emergency issue of treasury notes in
stead Of bank notes will be the body
cf the bill which the minority win
espouse.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-04

Acsta, cousin of King Victor SIN
manuel, the special Frelfch embassy
and detachment of foreign regi
ments of which the late king was an
honorary colonel.
The condition of Queen Amelia
contrary to rumors, is relatively good.
The Duke of Porto, brother of the late
king, has established his residence at
the palace, where he will remain for
a time. The Countess of Paris,
Queen Amelie's mother, Is on her
way here.
Charles Page Bryan, American
minister to Portugal. was the first
diplomat to offere coincidence to the
royal family
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-04
EXAMINATION
OF HARRY THAW
HELD BY STATE LUNACY Off
cikL AS TO HIS MENTAL
CONDITION.
EVELYN AT MATTEAWAN
Visited Husband Yestcrday--Will Stay
at FisheilI While--H abeas
Corpus Proceedings May
BE Brought.

/ Poughkeepsie, N, Y, Feb. 3.A
! brief examination and observation OF
! the mental condition of Harry K.
1haw, now confined In Matteawan
State Hospital fer Criminal Insane,
was held today BY Dr. Allen w. Fer,
riss, president of the New York State
Lunacy commission, and Or. Lamb,
superintendent of the institution.
The examination was Of prelimf
mary character. Thaw and the physi-
clans talking casually together for
about half an hour. After the exami-
nation. DR. Ferriss said il was too
early to give an opinion on Thaw's
mental condition.
The examination was Interrupted
by the visit of Mrs Evelyn Nesbit
1haw and Daniel ORielly Thaw's
counsel who came up from New
York. Mrs. Thaw appeared depressed
over the situation IN which. her hus.
band found himself among the In
sane.
Mrs Thaw and the counsel spent
ever an hour with Thaw after which
they visited various departments Of
the institution.
Alienists Evans and Jeliiffe re-
tanned BY the Thaw family, held sew
aral conferences with Thaw during
the day. 1t Is believed mere that un-
less Thaw Is discharged through co
operation Of the state authorities
within a few weeks. habeas corpus
proceedings will be Instituted in the
supreme court here.
That Mrs. Thow does not expect the
immediate discharge of her husband
is indicated by hsr engagement for
two weeks OF a room IN the hotel a,
Fishkil Landing. where she will be
only a short distance away from
Matteawan.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-04
RuMoRs oE DISORDER.

Paris, Feb "A paucity of advices
from Lisbon continued up to 2:30 this
morning TUESDAY and on account of
the relentless censorship there was
not means of determining the real
condition of affairs in Portugal. The
most striking dispatch was one from
the Spanish frontier declaring that
firing had been heard on Sunday night
near the barracks in the western
quarter Of Lisbon. but no other tele-
gram filtered through to amplify this
incident or tell whether violence and
disorders have broken out in the
capital
IN yestigations OF the police show
that the murders we're carefully
PLANNED. On Saturday the assassins
net secretly in back room OF
.afe and there laid ort every step
of the plot which t1ey were enabled
70 do as all details relating to the
home coming Of the King had been
made public. To each was assigned
pest in the work OF shooting down
he members 'of the royal family. but
'ots were drawn fCE. ,ne selection OF
each particular victim. Those who
drew Queea Amelia and riInce Man
rel failed TO carry out theff' bloody
task
The chamber in .ie palace where
repOse the bodies Of King Carlos and
the crown prince has been draped
In mourning and arranged to re
semble p chapel The biers are sur
rounded By lighted candles and
Queen Amelie. widow Of the king.
and the Dowager Queen Maria Pia.
his mother. watch continually at the
side Of their dead
The body Of the king IL .Clsd In a.
unifom OF a captain Of the Second
Lancers- Several masses for the r.
pose Of the souls Of the departed al
ready have been said In the nnortuary
chamber The funeral win be held
February 5 and the bodies VfIl lie in
state. probably beginning tomorrow.
d is expected that the funerals win
be attended by the Prince Of Wales.
Prin,s Charles Of Ps.r-b0n, Duke Of
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-04
BROTHERS MEET
DEATH TOGETHER
STRANGE ACCIDENT SATURDAY
AT MILAN, TENN.--DETAlLS
ARE MYSTiFYiNG. !,
LYING SIX FEET APART
Bodies Were Found cn Illinois Central
H. Nicht Watchman--Men's
Skulls Fractured and Brains
Battered Out.


Milan, Tenn, Feb. 3.--An appalling
Iaeeident occurred here last night al
iabout II O'clock Clifford aud Her
imam Rowlettr brothers, Were killed, il
lis supposed Instantly, and their stii
bodies were found several hours later
by Night Watchman viii Travis on
| the tracks of the Illinois Central rail
iroad in broken and battered condi-
tion. AS there was no eye witness. 20
1.-The accident there is not any. definite
| way Of telling how they came to their
Isudden end. But the report that h
| verified here by railroad officials Is
| that both Of the men bought tickets
here yesterday evening over the Him
ois Central railroad for Jackson. Tenn
They left here at 448 p. m, and were
returning here last night on train
No "a. OF the Illinois Central, They re-.
NAMED on the train until they arrived
in the yards here, and the train was
nearing the depot when they suddenly
got ub from their seats in the train
and went to the platform of the car
and that was the last seen of them
alive
The supposition is that ais their
home was located but few hundred
feet from where they we're found. they
thought they would get off the train
while it was running and get home
quicker AT the time there was q
freight train standing on the opposite
track, and it is thought In their drunk
en- stupor they leaped from the pas,
senger train to have their brains dash
ed out when they hit the standing
freight train.
The details of the accident are rata-
er peculiar The men were founl
lying six feet apart between the two
tracks, both had their brains battered
out. they We're both hit in exactly the
same place over the left eye, theis
skulls were cracked in similar man.
ner, and when they were found they
were in nearly the same position The
only difference visible was that Glif
ford the younger OF the TWO, had his
left leg broken in several places.
A gallon jug OF Jackson whislsey
was lying between the two dead men.
An investigation was made into the
accident this morning at O'Clock
by Mayor w. j. Rust and Night Mar
shall VIII Travis, and upon searching
the older man they found 500 bill
sewed in his undershirt also a gold
watch and about $4,Sl in change. On
the younger brother, was
found about $3.50 in change. The old
ar brother, Herman, has a wife and
two small children, mother ami
three brothers. who live in Jackson.
The younger brother vas unmarried,
The men are blacksmiths by trade |
and have been living here but short |
time, being in the employ of William |
Dickey, prominent blacksmith OF
this city. They were considered re-
spectacle and hard working men by
all who knew them and their sad end
ing in such a tragic manner is appall- |
Ing.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-04
BANQUET is GIVEN
At Punta Arenas BY Chilean Officials
10 Officers of American Bat
tIeship Fleet.

Punta Arenas, Strait Of Magellan
Feb. "a banquet was given yester
iay on board the Chilean cruiser
Chacabuco to the admirals. captains
and other high officers of the Ameri
can feet.
Covers were laid for about fifty
guests in the wardroom, which was
handsomely decorated. Admiral Simp-
sen offered a toast to the United
States and its navy, expressing the
pleasure which the Chilean govern
ment had in welcoming the Amerl-
cans. Admiral Thomas responded with
similar expression of good will.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-04
PHILIPPINE DELEGATES
Selected to Republican Convention a,
chncsgo-lnstructed to vote
Fc- Tat.

Washington, Feb. 3.-Dispatches
from Manila regarding the Repubii-
can convention which chose dele
gates to the Chicago national con
-Yention were received today BY Gph
Clarence Edwards. chief Of the bn-
reau Of insular affairs. Delegates
.cbosen are.
a 5. Crossfield. judge Of the court
of the nrst instance; Charles A. Rey-
noids. governor Of Albany province.
Gen Edwards says the delegates we're
Instructed 20 Yote for the nomination
o. Secretary TAFT.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-04
FOREST RANGERS

Leadyille. Colo. Feb. 5.-kn import.
ant convention Of persons engaged in
the government forestry service is 10
De held here this week The parti~'
pants viii include all the supervisors
in instruction district No. :. eompris
ing Colorado. South Dakota. kansf
Nebraska and Eastern Wyoming. Ths
entire administration CT the for.
in this district viii be discussed at 9.
and addresses viii b,
made by chiefs q several branches
Of the service in Washington.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-04
AGAINST RAIL WAYS
Suits For Violation Of Safety Appli.
anee Laws VIII Be Brought
Bonaparte's instructions.

Washington, Feb. 3.--Attorney Gen
aral Bonaparte today directed various
United States attorneys to institute
suits against large number OF rail
ioad companies 10 recover penalties
incurred by them for alleged viola
tions of the safety appliance law
Following are ainoag the roads in
volved
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern.
one violation. Southern district OF
Illinois: Chicago. Burlington and
Quincy. three violations. eastern MI.
rois; Chicago. Burlington and Quincy
one violation. Southern district.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-04
WARS ARE PROLONGED
BY Professional SoIdier--Germa
Legislator Prefers Militia TO
Standing Army

Berlin. Feb "A notable address
vas made by Herr Rebel, Socialist
leader. in favor of national militia In
stead of a standing army. during the
course of a debate in the Reichstag On
military appropriations today
He pointed out that professional
troops generally prolonged wars and
gave a number OF instances OF this
in European histors-. he said that
much could be learned from the
achievements Of the militia force dur
ing the American Civil war, and as
serted also that the Swill militir
system has given most excellent re
suits.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-04
THE PRETENDER's VIEWS.

Via Reggie. Feb. 3-The Portuguese
pretender, Don Miguel, who was here
for week before the tragedy at Lis
bon, speaking of the situation in Por.
tugal, according to private infcrma.
tion, said that conditions in that coun-
try We're much grayer than official
communications showed Don Miguel,
during his stay here, frequently de-
clared that something serious would
soon happen in Portugal The pre-
tender left here ostensibly on his way
to Vienna several days ago.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-04
FRANCO IN DANGER.

Paris, Feb 3.-The Messidor pub
fishes a dispatch from Lisbon saying
that Franco Is in constant danger OF
his life and that he will try to escape
from the country unseen. probably
by boat. The new government wi
proclaim amnesty for all poiitiea
crimes and liberate everybody who
has been imprisoned by Franco.