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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-18

vator company: 500 shares Tradesman's
bank: 200 shares New York Wool Ware
house company.
Besides these holdings. Mr.. Sage had
heavy interests in the Texas & Pacific
railroad. the Galveston, Houston & Hen
derson, the c., B. & O., B. & O., St L. &,
Southwestern, Missouri, Kansas & Texas
railroad. Unon Pacific, Colorado & Cen
trail, L. 5. Steel Corporation, Consolidated
Gas, Pennsylvania railroad, American
Telegraph & Cable company, L. S. Rub
ber
/ In the National Bank of commerce he
held 625 shares. valued at 500: in the
importers az Traders National bank 497
shares, valued at $3.50; in the Citizens
Central National Bank, $50 shares. valued
ar, S21-ze0 and in the Mercantile Trust
company. 1000 shares. on which the ap-
praiser places value of $685.. 900.
His subscription of s.. 500 to Cedarhurst
Lawrence company stock remains ir-
tact Lawrence was his country home.
The appraiser included in the estate
open accounts of Edgar T. Weltes, $40
$500 Mrs. NJ. Q. Sage Ohis wife,, $685.
Decker, Howell & Co, s4,S46.24; c. W. Os-
borne. Sc. 907.T: Blair Bros, 346.s8; H p
rockingham, s156.25; S. L. H. Slocum zap
praised at the value of the collateral, 81
200; E. Rothschild, $3.50; H. l.. SIocum.
$3.50 Twenty-Five shares of the Fifth
Avenue bank are appraised at $4,000. He
held mortgages on many pieces of realty
In this city and other places. He held one
ner at Cedarhurst. l.. l., and one of S45
600 on the West Presbyterian church.
The gross personal estate was pIaced
at s64. All. 21s.90.
Among the real estate which he owned
according to the appraiser, were the pron-
critics at No. 3 Marcy place, Brookivn.
Nos. 1853 So. 81 Park avenue. Manhattan.
1870 1572, 1874, 1876 Lexington avenue. Man
haitian; l0S. 107. 100. 123 East One Hun
dredth street Manhattan; 1925 Park ave
nue., R6y Park avenue, 10f East Nineth-
eighth street; the northwest corner NJ
Central park. West and One Hundred and
Second street; plot between One Hun-
dred and Ninth and One Hundred ana
tenth streets, west of Broadway 733. "a |
737. 739 Madison avenue ~ '00'
There are other pieces of propertv mon
toned In the appraisal according TO which
the gross value of the real estate uas a
945,5D Out OF this is to be ded,,o4S
Funeral expenses, S3,7S4OI: dehtS 80 ~
So 42; Executors commissions 81 Sai 81 e
administration expenses, SITOOO0. to-a1 ~
be deducted, &. 202. $685. WA 10
Russell Sage died on July % 1oae =,
last loan registered, according to The , re
port, was on July 90 NHe re-
MIS-. Sases share of the estate nae
praised at S63.IIS.S9-9i. while to tba t ep-
ly-nine conateral relatives went eeso e 81
The transfer tax on the entire as,a -o,VV.
declared on Thursday by Surroesta was
EFT on report OF Mr.. Dillon TO be sse7 pso
WV SOe.ol.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-18
CABINET OHM Err.

Washington. Dec. 1.-THE cabinet din
ner held at the White house today was a
brilliant affair. The invited guests were
the vice president and Mrs. Fairbanks,
Secretary Root, Secretary Cortelyou, Sec
rotary and Mrs. Wright, the attorney gen
eral and Mrs. Bonaparte, the postmaster
general and Mrs. Meyer, Secretary and
Mrs. Newberry. Secretary and Mrs. Car
field, Secretary Wilson, Secretary and
Mrs. Straus Senator and Mrs. Knox of
Pennsylvania the e-president-elect and
Mrs. Sherman, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert J..
Whine. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Morton, Mr..
and Mrs. George Perkins. Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. w. Bloomingdale, Colonel and Mrs.
Charles s. Bromwell. Hon. Maud Paunce-
fote. Miss Roosevelt. Frank II. Hitch
cock and Frank A. Munsey.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-18
ATTACKED BY HOLD-UPs
Miss Diana Beach, Deputy County
Clerk, Found on Logan Street
in Unconscious Condition.

Logan. Dec IA holG-up which star
tied the town and has mystified the Of
ficers occurred here this evening.
Miss Diana Beach. deputy county clerk.
was on the way to her home from the
office, and when near the intersection OF
Center and Third West she was assaulted
by some unknown miscreant and knocked
unconscious. She was found in this con-
dition by Hiram Weatherston. who was
passing that way, and taken TO her home
Yesterday Miss Beach was called into
testimony of John w. Att charged with
murder in the first degree. These notes
were in Miss Beach's possession, as she
was taking them home to transcribe them
They We're taken by the party or parties
making the assault as we'll as her purse
containing three or four dollars.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-18
Common Sense
And A Tablet
Do Away With Dyspepsia, Stomach
Trouble and Maks Meals
Pleasure.

When your stomach goes on stril.
and mass meetings of indignation an
held all over your body, then il is ,b,.
you should sit up and take notice
1t is clearly and only a question
common sense-is this thing called n
pepsia. Take away. by abuse. over-A :
ing. excuses and high living. the thins
which the stomach needs and YOU bav.
dyspepsia and indigestion: then otbs,
maladies follow these this is commo,
sense.
The stomach is viii eng enough. but
you won't let it do its work. You tale
away the materials which are so neces-
sary for il to use.
Give back these materials and dvs-
pepsia and indigestion flee and the
whole machinery of man begins SLOWLY
to move and do its lwork.
What the stomach needs is nerva
force, fluids for itsi digestive glands
nourishment and power. All these me-
cessities it takes from the blood. II
dyspepsia gives nothing to the blood
the blood gives nothing to the stomach.
This is ccmmonY sense also. pure
simple and unano3ed
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets arsD com.
mon sense pressed b. high power a1to
tablets In these tabfSts are powerful
essences which go intS the stomach
digest food. stop gas MAILING, prevent
decaying of food. enrich >he gastrk
juices. are absorbed by the blood and
THUS give it strength to furshish a bet
ter fluid for digesting thef next meal
Every physician knows WHIT comprises
these tablets; every druggist has the
same knowledge also. They are natural
common sense digesters which do the
work for the stomach quickly and we'll
Every drug store carries them, SOC per
package. Send US your name and ad-
dress and we will send you a trial pack
age by mail free. Address T. A. Stuart
Co. $50 Stuart Bldg Marshall Mich
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-18
DEPEW NOT CONSULTED.
Consequently He Knows Nothing
About New York Patronage.

Washington. Dec 1.-THE nomination OF
Samuel B. Donnelly of New York to Dc
public printer was called up liz executiE e
session today by Senator Elkins. in the
absence of Senator Plat, chairman of the
committee on printing. Several senators
asked Senator Elkins for information as
to Mr.. Donnellv's qualifications, which n
formation the West Virginia senator ack-
nowledged he did not possess The ques-
tions were then directed at Senator De
pew of New York. who replied:
Don't ask me about these matters eoa-
nected with New York federal patronage.
could not be expected TO know, for
am only a senator"
The reply convulsed the senate. The
nomination went over
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-18
Keifer Caused Laughter.
A FAIR OPINION.
youths Companion.)

NIUWtII > OUIIIpdIIIUIII
The constitutional dislike to giving an
opinion on any subject, which had always
distinguished the Gorham family, reached
its fullest development in Abel Gorham.
He could scarcely be persuaded to express
his mind freely about anything, still less
about any person. Yet he managed to pre-
serve reputation for keen discernment.
II really wish you'd tell me what you
think of young Hobbs said one of the
summer residents. Come, Mr.. Gorham |
mean to give the young man a lift II he's
worth it,
Mn" said Mr. Gorham, with his usual
elaboration when you come to lifting.
anybody that can be lifted is with lifting,
seems 10 me As 10 Pete Hobbs, I'm ex-
pecting he'll turn out Just about such a
sort of a man take him to be. j don {
know as I'm called upon to speak any
plainern that"
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HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

In order that the red and blscl- -
gram may be given today. the recits1+jieor-
periods will be shortened. The n-f,,..5
programs will be furnished by the ~
and Black staff i'e4
The History Debating club held ;.
monthly debate yesterday. The subsses
was: Resolved; That the United Sts..t
Merchant Marine Should be SubsidizaS y
The affirmative represented bv I,av--s+.,
Clayton and Fisher Harris won.
Everything is in readiness for the teach
ers' congress, which is TO be held in H.
High school buildings next week W.
has been left on the boards of every ~
partment for the benefit of the 1isitiS.
teachers. is
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-18
SESSION OF SENATE.
Members Listened to Another Mes
sase From the President.

Washington, Dec, 1.-THE postal savings
bank bill was before the senate today iol
more than an hour. Senator Burkett OF
Nebraska making comprehensive areu-
ment in favor of its passage.
The senate listened also to message
from the president recommending a
change in the government of the Distrlci
OF Columbia by which a single executive
head would take the place of The board OF
three commissioners who now jointly ac'
as a governing board.
At 2:30 o'clock the senate adjourned I'm
til Saturday.
On that day nothing but routine DUST
ness which may come in during the MORN
ing hour will be transacted.
A great many of the senators LETT WASH
ingtOn today to pass the holidays al their
homes as congress will adjourn from
Saturday next until Jan. 4.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-18
HOWELL SELECTS HIS NII
L. W. Shurtleff Will Succeed N,
ham Glasmann as Post
master of Ogden.
Especial 10 The HeraId

washington, Dec. 1.-THE long co,.-
versy over the postmastership at Oe5 o
appears to be drawing TO a Close O7 Ss
resignation of Postmaster Glss1oo- ne
at hand. and Representative HoNsIi ! Is
recommended the appointment Of mas
Shurtleff as his successor. L. ".
Unless some opposition tn Sir,
should develop. his nomination NAV ~ -. ~
pected without delay and the cham e e
fected early in the coming wear e.
now too late 10 have the anDoi,+--CC IS
made and confirmation secured in m az
senate senate petere ane 5 Adjournment for the
Glssmann about a month longer in s tke
office. I'D TIE
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ASKED TO MODIFY.
Especial to The HeraId.)

Washington. Dec. 17.-Secretary Gar
field was before the house public lands
slation to change the methods of acquir-
ing the phosphate lands of the west. His
attention was called to the fact that his
recent order Withdrawing phosphate lands
from entry withdrew them also from en-
try under the homestead and other land
acts. He was asked to modify the order
of withdrawal so that these lands. ag-
gregating two and half million acres
could be filed upon under forms of en-
try not acquiring rights to minerals they
might contain.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-18
UTAH WOMAN DIES IN OREGON

Manti. Dec. 17.-Funeral services over
the remains of Anne c. Anderson. mother
of our townsman. Andrew c. Anderson
will be held from the tabernacle today
Deceased passed away in Imbler Ore
where she has for a number of years re-
sided with her daughter, Mrs. Hans West
enskow. Her son-in-law, Mr. Weston
skow. brought her body to Manti yester-
day for burial Upon her last visit to
Manti the past summer she was the pic
ture of health, and her sudden death was
somewhat unexpected by her relatives in
this city.
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HAD BUSINESS WITH SATAN.

Rockingham. N c.. Dec I.-Henry
Harvey. a negro. who was hanged here
today for murder. refused the attention
of ministers, saying:
Il want to go to hell for a special pur-
pose"
Harvey murdered Hugh Price, a negro,
last summer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-18
You Can't Be Downhearted

That is. you can't while Won az
Ing Sexine Pills They dsne, ere re TAX
spondency and by their me me me de-
ton replace that woInout, F.aIl.inac &C
dition with buoyancy, vienr IN con-
cheer Price 81 box. Ak hou sood
l9l,y suasanteed on the m onevss -,
c cah The Aeor Nsvs OF can F. !. Hi Dsn s
Second South and West Tsr,n, corner
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-18
CLERK STOLE THE MONEY.

Washington, Dec. Ex-senator Clark OF
Wyoming today introduced a bill re-
lieving ]. B. Shoenfelt of Wyoming, for
mer agent at Muskogee, Okla, from liza
bility for the defalcation of his clerk
Lyman X Lane. of 81 Al during the pc
riod of his employment under Shoenfelt.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-18
THE DEATH RECORD.
George w. Fletcher.

San Francisco. Dec. I1.-George W
Fletcher. district freight agent of the
Southern Pacific Railroad company. ami a
prominent member of the Bohemian club.
died suddenly today of heart disease. from
which he had suffered for several years.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-18
MURDER IN FIRST DEGREE
This Is Complaint Sworn to by
Deputy Sheriff Johnson Against
Att for Killing Nelson.

Logan, Dec. 17.-Deputy Sheriff j. c.
johnson this afternoon swore to a COM
plant charging Att with murder in the
first degree. The prisoner was arraigned
before Justice Brougham. At his request
he was given until Saturday morning at
10 O'Clock to procure counsel and enter
his plea.
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st. Louis. Dec. 17.-This was the warm
est December day reported in ST. Louis in
fourteen years. The maximum temporal
ture was 92- At only two points in the
country was higher temperature re-
corded-Abilene. Kan, IS. and Fort
Smith, Ark "a
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-18
EVIDENCE is WANTED
BY THE LOWER HOUSE
Continued From PAGE /

pie have a right to know if the American
congress be corrupt"
Such a procedure, he continued would
allow the country which he said, was the
master of both of u.s." to exercise judg-
ment in the matter.
The special committee, he said, would
remain in session ready to receive, to
consider and to weigh whatsoever compe-
tent evidence the president can furnish
with resolute justice and impartiality."
Mr.. Perkins said the committee was ac-
tuated by a desire to be entirely just to the
president.
Keifer Caused Laughter.
Mr.. keifer of Ohio wanted to know
whether the words ''if not incompatible
with the public service should not be in
the resolution as usual in calling upon the
president for information. This suggestion
called forth laughter and Mr.. Perkins de-
clared that the resolution as worded was
"a request for information" and was i'm
perative on its wordins.
Mr.. Perkins cut off further discussion by
demanding the previous question and
Speaker Cannon calling for a vica voce
vote there was a chorus of ayes. favoring
the passage OF the resolution followed by
a dead silence when the noes were
called for. -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-18
UTAH COUNTY
DOCTORS MEET
Hold important Annual Con.
vention, Elect Officers and
Adopt Resolutions.
FOR BETTER HEALTH LAWS
DEMAND NEW INSTITUTION FOR
FEEBLE-MINDED AND OTHERS.

Provo, Dec. 1.-THE Utah County Med
zeal society held its annual meeting yes
terday in the state mental hospital. After
an interesting session devoted to the pro-
gram published in The Herald luncheon
was served and the several wards and de-
partments of the institution were visited
Ihe following officers for the ensuing
year were elected: President DIR. Walter
/. Hasler. Lehi; vice president. DIR. d. III.
Calder, Provo; secretary treasurer Or
Frederick Gift. Provo: censor Dr. H. C.
HolDrOok. Lehi; delegates TO state medical
association, Drs. Robinson. Taylor, Sto1-
To- - -
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General Thomas w. CarwiIe.

Edgefield, S. c.. Dec. r7.-General
Thomas W. Carwile. who fought in the
confederate army, died here today, aged
Go years.
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received by Salt Lake Route. Freely
given on application, 1shMain street.
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HOT AND COLD.

New York. Dec. l7.-Half an inch o
snow fell here tonight. The temperatur.
dropped from So at noon 10 the freezing
point at midnight
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-18
HABEAs CORPUS DENIED.
Attorneys of r. 9. Shepard May AP-
peal to Higher Courts

+ Topeka, Kan, Dec. T.-Judge Johh
= c. Pollock in the United states
J. district court today. denied the VIII =
y of habeas corpus under which Il p
= Shepard of Salt Lake City was seek
= ing freedom from the federal peni-
\ Tertiary at Leavenworth-
\ Shepard was sentenced TO iiFe
4 years for sending obscene literature
\ through the mails. The taking OF
4 an appeal was intimated-
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Send or bring your unused portion
railroad tickets to $50 South State.
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WEIRD MESSAGE
TO HERALD SAVES
CALOER'S LIFE
Continued from Page 1,

store Mr.. Calder was found lying uncon-
scipus on the floor. His coat and vest
were thrown over a chair, his hat was on
plano. His collar and necktie and tie
pin were lying on the floor. On the open
desk was an empty bottle labeled ''dena-
tured alcohol" II was evident that Mr..
Calder had taken this at the time he tele-
phoned The Herald. On the two desks
We're the telephones which had been ring
ing in vain only few minutes before.
The police were notified and Sergeant
Roberts and Patrolmen Kelly and Brown
carried the unconscious man across the
street 10 the emergency hospital. DR..
Benedict was called and after a hour s
work succeeded in resuscitating Calder.
Upon regaining consciousness and realiz-
ing where he was. Calder begged to be al
lowed to die. He declared he had taken
the poison with suicidal intent. but re-
fused to tell his motive.
caIder's Evil Genius.
The story he told was not connected and
he constantly declared that some one
had been with him in the store who had
persuaded him to take the poison. He ad-
mitted. however, that this person might
have been his evil genius from the spirit
land, a creature of a disordered intellect
This person who persuaded him to take
the poison and who held the bottle while
he drank its contents. he declared, was
the person who had telephoned The Her
aid that he had killed himself.
The probabilities are that it was Calder
himself who had telephoned. 1t was prob
ably. no regret at his action that caused
him TO telephone and DO desire 10 be saved
from death that prompted his message to
The Herald. for he gave no address and
could not be presumed to have ln~--rn thar
those at The Herald office would have ia
ken such pains TO rescue him. 1t is not
unlikely that Calder desired to let the
public know of his tragic end and in his
last moment of consciousness telephoned
TO The Herald office that the fact of his
suicide might be published.
AS soon as Calder regained sufficient
strength he was taken to his home where
ne is now recovering from the effects of
his attempt at suicide. He is now out of
danger, but his escape was a narrow one
Had he remained undiscovered few
hours longer he would undoubtedly have
passed into the beyond.
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Tribune-Reporter Printing Co.,
sc West End South. Phones 71s.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-18
Ladies' Dainty Muslin Sets.

Skirt, Drawers and Corset Cover. in
a neat Xmas box, SO value, now $3.50.
Cutler Bros. Co, So Main street.
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For Better Health Laws.

The following resolutions were passed:
Resoived-Taat' the Utah County Med
lcal society approves of the movement TO
organize all of the national public health
organizations into single department
Under the control of a cabinet officer, and
hereby respectfully request our represent
tauves at Washington to earnestly sup
port any legislation directed TO the attain
ment OF the objects I'm view
That the members of the Utah State
legislature he invited TO take such action
as may be necessary TO secure uniform
state and national public health laws bv
the organization of a national department.
of public health
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-18
Change in Hospital.

the organizat ton of a national department.
of public health
Change in Hospital.
| Where's a resolution was RECENTLY
adopted by the third counselor district of
the medical society as follows:
Whereas, experience has proved the ne
cesslty Tor the separation of the feeble
minded and non-insane epileptic apart
from the insane in an institution espec-
lally constructed and maintained for their
been recommended by the officers of the
state mental hospital and the authorities
Of this state;
Resolved, That the third counselor
medical society now in session. after view
ing the state mental hospital. and really
ing and understanding the conditions pre-
Vaiilng IN all institutions of such charac-
ter, hereby express our opinion that the
admixture of such patients with the in
sane Is detrimental to their best interests
and desire 10 strongly impress upon the
authorities responsible for such condi-
tons the necessity for the immediate es-
Enlistment of a separate institution for
the feeble-minded and non-inssne epilep-
tic apart from the insane"
Be IL hereby resolved b. the Utah
County Medical society that we approve
and adopt same as resolution of this
society, and urge the legislature TO pro-
vide a proper and suitable institution for
the care of such afflicted persons apart
from the actively insane. And hereby di-
rect that q copy of same be sent to each
MEMBER OF the Utah state legislature,
which is called to meet in Salt Lake City
January next.
a resolution favoring good roads and
urging national and state aid in perma-
nent road building was also adopted.
Provo News Notes.
Story lodge No. 4. A, +. and A NJ. has
elected the following officers for the en-
suing year: S. II. Goodwin. W. NJ; A.
f. Buckler. S. w; J. II. HoSmer, J. W.;
S. w. Sharp. treasurer; F. r. Sharp. sec
rotary.
W. c. Golfer, who claims 10 be from
Victor. Colo. has been arrested and is
now in the county Jail on a charge of
stealing 800 from Denver & Rio Grande
brakeman at the eating house at Thistle.
The money has been recovered.
Judgment has been entered in the
Fourth district court against Jesse w.
Fox for $264.70 in favor of Miller-Cahoon
company.
Suit has been commenced by the Bank !
of Spanish Fork against James A. Mar
tell ct al. to collect sl,30S.9S with interest |
and $50 attorney fees on a promissory |
note.
Judgments in favor of the Bank of
Spanish Fork have been entered as fol- !
lows: Against Thomas Hill ct al, s74.95;
against j. r. Wren ct al for $1S5.25; |
against A. A. Cahoon for S106 -
A marriage license has been issued to |
James G. Jones and Ida May Boshton of
American Fork