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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-24
WORSE WEATHER
FOR WARSHIPS
Stiff Southeastern Reached the
Big Vessels of Admiral
Sperry Yesterday.
WORK OF C0ALING BEGUN
SAILORS LEAVING FOR A VISIT
TO THE OLD HOME.

Fort Monroe, Va, Feb. 23.-The bad
weather greeting the battleship feet at
the Virginia Capes yesterday, the worst
the ships have experienced in any port
on their way around the world, continued
today. Storm signals were hOisted on the
beach, and during the afternoon a stiff
scutheaster set in The ships safely at
anchor paid little heed to the blow, but
the little white and gray steam launches
were buffeted by the winds and waves.
That part of the roadstead running west
from Old Point pier seemed fairly choked
with fighting craft today. The two long
lines of the combined squadrons of Ad-
miral SpeTry and Admiral Arnold
stretched away from the dock almost as
lar as the eye could reach, the gray ships
of the stay-at-hOme fleet fading away in
the midst oveTspTeading the haTboT.
Ships Taking on Coal.
Nearly one-half the ships began coaling
despite the weather. All came in with
bInkers nearly empty after the long and
stormy run from Gibraltar. 1t is hoped
that the last of the ships will have been
Coaled by Saturday in order that the men
may parade in Norfolk on that day A
committee from Norfolk visited the flag
ship Connecticut today to extend an in
vitation to the men of the fleet to be the
citys guests Saturday, but Admiral Sper-
~ had gone to Richmond. There is little
doubt that the Norfolk invitation will be
accepted, however. and that several thou
sand men will be sent TO parade. This will
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-24
One of Them Must Die.

This editorial is the one entitled.
Across thu Muddy Chasm.' which SO
enraged Colonel Cooper that he told
Craig that either Carmack or he Coop
err must die il his name appeared
again"
Here is q copy of the Tennessean Of
Nov. 5. 1905. Has it an editorial in it
about YOU
1T has
It was entitled. 1.-The Work of the
Machine" 1t was bitter attack upon
machine politics, but no names were
mentioned
Next Judge Anderson read the edi-
torial of Nov entitled. Across the
Muddy Chasm.' In If Colonel Cooper
IS referred to as the peace maker who
reconciied Governor Patterson and his
old enemy, Governor Cox.
Next Judge Anderson read. Tho
Diplomat Of the Sweibund.'' previously
introduced by the state.
Did you read these editorials"
Il did"
Before or after the killing Of Car
mack?"
Before. I read the Sunday editorial
Across the Muddy Chasm," before ]
sent word to Carmack by Craig"
Colonel Cooper told how ind gnant he
NctS at lls euitO11dl IN the GeEneSSeean
on Sunday. Nov. s. how he met Craig
and sent the message TO Carmacl..
Sent Message to Carmack.
Craig returned" said the witness.
and told me that nothing could be
done; that Carmack was in an ugIA
mood. But as he left he said to me
Your name viii not appear I told
Craig / wanted these attacks to cease
| said that unless they did the town
was not big enough to hold both OF US
that I was tired of having a man spit
n my face each morning as soon as
got up.
Did you have weapon on that sun
day.
NO. sir. and so stated to Craig when
I asked for d personal interview with
Carmack."
The witness said he was armed when
he went to Robins office that Monday
night from Colonel Thomas Hutchinson
in the Tulane hotel.
What kind was it7''
4 don't know. l never looked at it
twice"
Was it loaded ?"
Il presume so. Colonel Hutcheson
told me il was when he gave It to me-
Colonel Cooper said that on the day
of the tragedy he went from Robins of
flee to a stable to look at horse his
sou-in-law Charles Burch eontemplat-
ed purchasing.
Found Daughter HysterieaI.
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FROM $1,000 TO $1,000 OF IDLE
MONEY CAN HAVE CHANCE To
GET BUSY AND EARN p PER
CENT YEARLY IN GTLT-EDGE
MERCHANDISE COMPANY THAT
WILL STAND THE VERY CLOSEST
INVESTIGATION FOR FURTHER
PARTICULARS ADDRESS P. o.
BOX NO 500.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-24
THE ROSE OF THE RANCHO.

Diomand Coal, sold only by Citizens
Coal company. Both phones AZ.
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Snap

If taken at once House and corner
lot in eastern part of city; fine loca-
ton, convenient to schools and street
cars TwO-story and basement, pressed
brick. seven rooms. m9ntel, furnace
etc. 4 bargain for some one For par
ticulars call on SALT LAKE SECUR-
ITY AND TRUST CO. % Up. Main St
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-24
Carmack's Defeat.

Was Carmack defeated o.:
He was"
What became his occupa ton o.
He became the editor OF the Nash
vile Teunessean.'
Did his attacks continue in that pa
Dcr21
They did. unintcrTuptedly."
Here General Washington produced d
copy of the Tennessean of oct. 81 1898.
containing the first editorial attack on
Cooper.
This is the editorial which made tho
situation serious. and it was followed
by others. Ii was headed An Awful
Threat and concerned Governor Pat
terson's chances of election il Bryan
were lOlifed. 1t closed By Directing
the attention Of the Hon. Dune. Cooper
and other hOnOrabl naming them. to
the threat to knife BRYAN. Among the
honorables named was Solomon Cohn.
Who was Solomon Cohn?"
He was a black bottom divekeeper.
often convicted of crime"
Here is 4. copy % the Tennessean Of
Sunday. Nov. 8. 1908. Has it an edi-
torisl in it about you ."
no
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-24
COOPER CASE
CONTINUES A
DRAWING CARD
Continued from Page 1.

was commissioned as a colonel to go
into the federal lines and raise con-
federate battalion. Since then l have
been called colonel"
What was the first note of diseord
between you and Senator Carmaeky'
The relations were not cordial dur
ing the Carmack-Taylor senatorial con-
test. The first offensive note appeared
in the Memphis News-Scimitar in 1908.
''NVho started the change of rela-
tions?"
why, supported Taylor in that con-
test and Senator Carmack took offense.
regretted it very much
who did you support for governor
Governor Patterson"
After that, did you notice any fur
Their change in Senator Carmack's man
ner?"
Yes, sir; he ceased speaking to me"
Had you done him any wrong?"
Il had not
What other indication of hostility
did you observe in Carmack's attitude
toward your
well, there were many items in the
paper. That News-Scimitar article"
The state objected. and demanded
that the article be identified.
The News-Scimitar Of March Is, 1908,
was identified.
Was that editorial written by Sen
ator Carmack?'
Il was so informed"
IF you do not know that Carmack
wrote the editorial, it is not COM
petent," said the court.
Another Editorial Read,
Il do not know. but I have reliable
authority for my belief that he did
The state objected to the entire edi-
tOTial, but the court considered part Of
it competent if proven that CarmaCk
wrote ii. The colonel said he was told
by an emDlOye of the News-Scimitar
that CaTmack wrote the editorial. Then
the court ruled that as showing Colonel
COOper's mental condition, one para
graph of the editorial should be intro
duced
General Washington read the para
graph. Tt referred to Colonel Cooper
and Colgate as consistent boilers, who
got together in spite of the only gov
ernor the Louisville & Nashville rail-
road. in its history of crime and de-
bauchery, ever owned.
Colonel Cooper was questioned about
the joint debate between Carmack and
Patterson, and asked if he ever learned
that CaTmaCk was using his name in
them.
Yes, very often. 1t began in a spirit
of ridicule, and he later charged me
with corruption"
Cooper said in response to questions,
that lie was Il private citizen al that
time. and had said or done nothing to
DTnNnLN the affQrlTC
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be the first shore leave the men will have
They are being kept aboard ship now IN
anticipation of an inspection by Admiral
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-25
Mr.. A. Good Fellow on Rural Trip.

tired TINT they didn't care. II stur;cd 10
min that night The Spllyins were sc.
crctcd oway on the topmost point mud
they got the bencnt OF the shower II
certainly did rain. anu 1t was sorry
looking Splivins family that came down
10 breakfast tho next morning. Aud
tbnt brcakfnst-they bad fried potatoes
and boiled tripc!
Right at that point spllNlus decided
he would have some Sood sen food II
he had to catch II himself Hc made n
gentle query or the landlord as TO tho
best location for casting a Hue. apd re.
cclycd the Information that Muddy Greek
had been dried up every since May and
that tho nearest pond was about ten
miles away. That was pretty bad; hut
OF course. It was only n beginning, The
well winter. which tho newspaper had
snid was OF the finest variety. possessed
only the last-named quality. The eating
went from bad TO worse the dies aud
otbor Insects were 80 bad at night that
they couldn't sleep: one of the Kids took
the measles: another was bitten by
rattlcsnnko. Mrs. Spllvin5 lost all the
weight sbc ever had md that isn't say
Ing much Spliyins fell out OF the Cd
bArrcl-stavc hammock aud broke his arm.
'.They stayed the two weeks. however.
That has been two year, aeo. and since
that tiulc Spliyins hn8 never asked for
npother vacation. But. 30. that's ouly
ono variety. Let me tell you some Of
nv experiences. What, Got TO 20 al
rendyf Got to be Mt the o1lccf No;
chats ali right. I'll pay the check. You
soc, amt going on any vacation oud
IN have money all summer. Ics, 90
lOuEif
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She hnsm nde her preparations before he start.

simple. Avoid feathers or flowers thai
curl and soil easily. IL is not wise &c
wear black hat, as 1t shows the dust
The straw colorcd ones nrc much In
favor with women who travel An um-
bTclla, overshocs and r0lncoat arc al
most Indispensable on a trip, hut the
latter can be left at home II the suiI
worn is OF watcr-proonug material. A
sweater should go ln the bag for eItrr
warmth. as 1t Is very often needed on o
boat trip. IT is also best to bnve an ex.
ira pair OF shoes, which can bo worn IL
case of rain
small case OF remedies, such ns smell
ing snlts and campbor. often comes lc
very hnndy. especially on boat trip,
when seOsicsness must bc reckoned with.
Girls travelling nlone should be very
careful when meeting strangers. especial
Is In the cities. On their arrival Ii II
best for them to step into a nearby cab
and 60 at once To their hotel where they
have applied for rooms,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-25
The Justweds Take In the Moving Pictures.

lItte kids poor dead mother, Amt
that n shume. wmT' This last to
some ono evidently In front OF her.
Mr.. Justwcd. amused. looked ahead.
WIN proved 10 bc a young chnp-scntcd
beside Mrs Justwcd,
Al the sound OF his best girls voice
he turned-and his voice was quite pleas
ant
Yes, 1t sure is. Mamc!' be agreed. with
a sly wink on the side at Mr. J. is that
what your new fellow thinks. too7"
Name glggled
''Surc! Nc. too" replied Mr.. ]. quite
e1yly, entering into the pleasantly with
spirit We've lust been talking about
IT, Don't you think so, too, Blossoml'
And there was where he made his mis-
take.
Mrs. ]. turned slowly around
Il think we'd better be going, HomcrT
she suggested friFidly
"Oh, don't GO yet" cblmed In Name.
1T comes ont oil right In the end. Walt
until the father finds out Jest what kind
ot woman he's gone and married and
drives her oct OF his home and hugs his
littlc kid 10 his boscm-thcn you won't
feel so bad about It. Ne aud WINS seen
IL before, aint We. VIII? | felt like lcnyln'
too, the drst time | seen It
Aud VIII stralghtwuy not only asscnted
out, with refreshing COhuor ana lnno.
ccuCc also proceeded TO explain II to Mrs
JustweJ and assure her she must not
leave yet
Mr.. ]. was ovcrJoyed-and he laughed
In his sleeve oil the way up TO his
shoulder. Mrs. ]. was forced to grin and
bear II.
The nlm fulfilled the prophecies OF the
young man and M0mc-much to their evil
dent delight.
Mrs. J. arose 10 leave. So did Mr j.
Just thon the next elm flashed on the
screen. IT pictured day at the races
The JusiwcdS were Just turning ont or
the aisle when Mrs J, looked UaCk-an0
stopped.
Mr. ] looked, too-and enspcd
For there, big MS life. on the screen
among the men pushing and showing In
front Of the bookmnkerS waS-Il0mcr-
dear.
Come on, BLOSSOM. let's get out"
But Mrs, ]. refused To even answer
SO there they stood, as the whole story
of Mr.. Us little episode at the race track
was flashed on the screen. And n sight
he was 10 behold too In his excitement
''Uomcri" exclaimed Mrs. j, Il thought
YOU said you had never played the races
in your life. You know you told me that
before we were married nnd-and-and
you've deceived me-
And right then and there Homcr-dcar' s
f0cctious Sob party was turned into n
real. sob-from- tbe-hclrt-out affair And II
took him two hours, box Of candy and q
trip out on the pier to square himself
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~ r coure, n they hadn't been on their
~ IA vacation at Blythe Sad-Sea- Waves
S5 "a md II the entire crowd bad not
W been holiday one, the Justweds
would never have gone IN TO see
tbt moving plcJurcs-at least, not With
the unexpected results that followed.
Il was after dinner when the Justweds,
the Smythc-Jouescs and several other OF
the hotel cucsLs wandered out for n stroll
down the boardwulS The evening wns
cool aud pleasant and the old occau was
laundering In It's billows and doshlng
them for up the beach.
An Ideal evening 10 take 10 the NOV
inc pictures!" exclaimed Nr Justwcd. en-
Enthusiastically "'1hc very thing. We
haven't been to them yct-Sort Of over
looked theu In the rush, ! suppose"
Goodness me, Homer" objected Mrs.
Justwcd, what viii you be up TO next?
What do you want TO see those old things
fcrI'
"Now you just come with me, Insisted
Nj. j.. "aud you'n have tho time of your
young life! We're you ever ut 500
party1"
a whatT' asked Nrs smythe-Joucs.
"a Sob party" explained Mr j., pleased
that be mad interested them. Don't you
know what Sob party is: Well. wcll''
What is 49,. Mr JustwcdT cried an
other. DO tell US. IL sounds so Inter
cSting"
Come into this moving picture show
here" persisted Mr J., and you can see
for yourself \ Sob party IL always In
progress at these places Real tears. you
know, when pathetic pictures arc thrown
OF the screen. Two lovers. Stern nOd
uuylcldng parent Young Lotharlo driven
from door Sweetheart torn from his
uims. or. young bride wakes mp aud
drds she has married brute Etc, etc,
Eeally. good people. you'd be surprised az
the number ot folks who actually take
these pictures seriously"
why, isn't TINT odd" exclaimed Mrs.
] y always thought such places we're
sort of-cr-wcu loud aud ordinary
"Not at all, ! assure you; not Mt all"
replied Mr.. J. Everything Is perfectly
20 Homer, don't believe want
come on. Blossom; what's the diner
cuceT" spoke up Mrs Smythc-Joncs
Come on: II wifi at least kill time"
Good exclaimed Mr. j.. durting for
tile ticket booth. wen havc one long,
large. lat sob ali together
And the crowd 0lcd In.
The show was In progreSS-it always
ls-and the scramble Tor seats began
Naturally, tho Justwcd party was scat
tered here and there about the lmitn-
tIon palm-bedecked house.
Now it happened that. In the seating
Of the new arrivals. Mrs. Justwcd was
unavoldnbly placed eNnctly two rows
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-25

in front OF ber husband 10 a seat Just
ono Ia the right. Mr. Justwed could
see the pretty curve OF her ear silbou-
cited against thc screen In front The
OCCUPANT OF tho chair between them was
o. llttla lad OF about two summers, whose
mother had brought him to see the pie
lures without knowing really why she
bad done so.
ON Mr JustwedS left was "plppiu."
BY which IL meant 4 young and nifty
damScI who buys her hair In lunches
reads the newspapers only for tho bur-
euius Ia them aud cbcws gum with care
less abandon respectable miss. iu-
decd. but possessed OF an alarming dis
regard Tor small-talk convcntlOnaltlcs.
Moreover. sho was extremely fair to look
upou-Saucy. piqunnt and original To
oil of which. be II stated IN justice.
Mr.. Justwcd wus sincerely unconscious
He bad merely noticed that the person
on his left was n young woman
The portrayal on the screen concerned
q littlc boy With bright golden locks,
who was being Strenuously beswitchcd
10y his croo-rl stepmother. while his de
cciycd papa was away earning the daily
bread and butter
''Alw exclaimed Mr Justwcd. face
tlously and loudly enough for Mrs. just
wed Ia hear. so snd! So sad! Poor
little shaver! Poor little Kid, She ought
10 lac stnug!ed."
He saw Mrs Justwcds shoulders move
couyulsiycly- -slcuullue that she agreed
with him and recognized this proof OF
his Sob-pnrty statement He was Just
about TO add something else. when a
voice, womnns voice beside him.
spoke up;
'-Thcm's Just my sentlmentsl Amt
VI owful, And 30 think In how many
places I'm these here free United States
right tonight just that somc thing IS
happening TO hundreds OF little kldsl"
Mir. Justwcd turned deliberately and
looked nt the young woman beside him.
Ics. she was addressing blm-n earnest
too. And forthwith Mr.. Justwed con-
ceivcd the brilliant Idea OF himself join
lug In che Sob party.
80 it Is. Miss. so IL Is! he agreed.
mournfully. "a pity It's. and a pity
IT'S. lis true"
The young sobblSt looked Mt Mr.. Just
wed dublously Yes. he meant It all
right though be did say it in funny
foolish why.
But whose fault IS lt7' she continued.
1T amt tho little KIDS He can't help
IT, can hel No, It's his father's-und
the sin he on bis head for IT! And
why1 Because he didn't have sense
enough TO stay single That's ono tpiug
1 nlu't never been nble To understand
] think there ought to be some law
passed arrcStng widowers with chill.
drpn what marry nEnln! Think of that
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-25
Curious Facts.

n HE lndzu IL ssid 10 be the quickest
A growing plant in the world. II is
", species OF the bean and f. claimed
60 grow 60 feet In three months
The highest tides OK Europe take place
In tho Bristol Channel where In tho
spring the water difference f. said 20 be
about 40 feet Tho highest tides In the
world occur at Tuudy Bay. Nova Scotia,
where the difference is over 30 feet The
lowest tides nrc In Lake Michigan. where
the difference Is only about three inches
A coroner in England claims that be
has discovered n law by which every
male over ~ years Of nge can be forced
10 serve on p coroner's jury.
IL Is possible 90 go entirely around the
world and still remain ON British terri
tory dnrlnc the entire route, going 10y
wsy of England TO Halifax, ncross
Canada 20 Vancouver. across the Plciac
70 uougkong. thence 20 Singapore. Pc
nans. Cape Town. ST Helena and then
bock 90 England.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-25

slowed away in tho cose. Have a ncnt
little sewing packet In which can be
stored buttons md sewing material for
cases OF an emergency. Tickets should
be purchased at least a day In advance
OF the start, and II several roads are To
he Travelled n close examination OF the
tickets should be made when purchasing
them. often because the tickets are not
closely examined entire trips have to be
changed and a new route planned
II the trip Is TO take in several towns
It Is best TO write IN advance for rooms
and board. II girls are travelling alono
they should arrange 10 reach their desti-
nation In the daytime. II this cannot be
arranged II is best 10 go direct to hrst-
clnss hotel and not risk n search for
boarding house until the next day.
when in a sleeping car learn 70 DO
comfortable. Do not attempt to dress en-
tIreIy In your berth AlwOys have a
klmoun ready to slip on at any time
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-25

rIaA OST women wish to make superior
HHH coffee but are somehow unnble TO
d . I do SO. Bcheated coffee Is neither
palntnblc nor wholesome, but coffee can
he kept hot for over au hour II the
grounds are tnkcn out The caneln In
coffee Is not a poison. as some people
s,,suect IL acts rs a stlmulnut One OF
the best ways to make superior coffee Is
rs follows
To three henplng teaspconfuls of coffee
add one pint of water. The coffee should
he ground fine, but not pulvcri5ed. To
this amount beat up onc-third of the
white of one egg. stir into n cup OF winter,
nix with the coffee and then set 1t aside
FOR about 10 minutes Add ono cup OF
boiling wotcr, plnce on the stove and
hiring 10 the boiling point, but DO not
allow IL to boil. Cool with n h0lf-cup Ct
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-25
Tact and the Cl1aperOn.

TT has been said TINT the perfect chap
eron is born and not made. because
3 she must bc nlwnys on guard, yet
not nppenr to be doing so. Her charges
must not be aware OF the fact that she
Is constantly watching them, but ehc
must do so.
Her mnln duty lics~ln never permitting
her charges TO make themselves couhpicu-
oua, II they be almost an unmnnagcablc
set, her criticism must be given not In
words, but by the Idea that she is with
them and watching every movement they
make. The chnpcron must be an aid, and
she IL also necessity. Looks. more than
words. should be the chapcrons greatest
weapon II the young men and women
are inclined to Talk too loudly in public
places. her look should be sufficient 20
cnuse them to become more orderly.
To show her displcaSure quietly Is not
always apt to be effective with girls. who
are likely to champion those whom they
deem downtroddcn. The tact of the chap
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-25

"a o ruler In any country has IN eX-
b V pense account similar 10 that Of the
3 Z former Sultan OF Turkey, who had
overy unnecessary kind of ionfer about
bis palace First. there was the ON
cIal plpe-holdcr. the cigarette-holder, ana
hundreds OF others. each of whom hnd
an "ossistnnt.' The imperial Kitchens
emp.oyed 30 cooks and $50 scullions-
Twice dny they prepared about 5000
trays. each carrying 100 courses. Then
800 attendants. eGch carrying trny: car
ried them throughout the palace ana as
tributed the edlbleS at the ynrious places
In the month of RamaZan thousands oil
poor people collect near the palace Ut
s,,nset and count on obtaining the evening
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-25
The College Education.

9TEHEN ho was in bis freshman year
"A ghe decided to be president, orst
wv starting on the lowly rung as Vice
president and then slowly working him.
self to the top OF the ladder.
In bis sophomore year he decided TO go
West. ind a gold minc md get rich.
considering that more profitable than be-
ing the public idol
In bis junior year bo decided TO be
satisfied with n job as chief clerk 10 some
well-cstabllshcd house, taking HIS dsuni
weekly salary home TO bis wife mud
bnblcs-
Three months nftcr his degree bad been
handed him he was looking for q job nj
$40 a week.