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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-12
TALK OF REFORMING
WHOLE PAGAN WORLD

BOSTON, Oct H.-Past achievements.
present progress and future plans for the
evaneelization OF the pagan world were
discussed this afternoon and evening a,
the meetings held in connection with the
centennial celebration OF the founding OF
tho American board OF commissioners
for foreign missions Announcement was
made OF gifts received during the year
OF more than a million dollars.
Missionaries from Japan, China and
India gave the views Of active laborers.
They were Or. Tasuka Harada OF Kioto.
Japan: DR.. j. II. Jones of india and DR..
y IL. Smith OF China.
The national council OF CONGREGATIONAL
churches met today in the first business
meeting of It's triennial convention.
Rev. DR.. Ncmeiah Boynton OF Brook
lyn, y Y, was chosen moderator and
Rev. DR.. Arthur II. Smith for forty
years missionary in South China, was
made assistant moderator
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THE FEAR OF HUMBUG
Prevents Many People From Trying a
Good Medicine.

Stomach troubl. arc so common and
people are apt 10 look With suspicion on
any remedy claiming TO he a radical. per-
manent cure for dyspepsia and indiges-
ton Many such pride themselves on
their acutencss in never being hum
bugged. especially in medicines
This fear OF being humbugsed can be
carried too far. so far in fact. that many
people suffer for years with weak digcs-
ton rather than risk little time and
money in faithfully testing the c:ams
made OF preparation so reliable and
universally used as Stuarts Dyspepsia
Tablets.
Now Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are
vastly different in one important respect
from ordinary proprietary medicines for
the reason that they are not q secret pat =
ent medicine. no secret Is made OF their
ingredients but analysis shows them TO
contain the natural digestive feuneuts
purc aseptic pcpsIn. the digestive acids
Golden Seal, eismuth. hydrastls and nux
They are not cathartic. neither do they
act powerfully on any organ, but they
plan of diecstlDg the food eaten thorough
~ before IL has time 70 fermenl. sour and
cause the mischief This Is the ony Sc
cret ol their success
Cathartlc pills never have and never
can cure Indigestion and stomach trou-
bles because they act entirely On the
bowels whereas the whole trouble is real
~ In the stomach
SnIart's Dyspepsia Tablets taken after
meals digest the foodg: That is all there
is 10 it Food not dlgcsted or half d.
gested Is poison. as IL creates gas. acid
ity. headaches, palpitation Of The heart
loss Of flesh and appetite and many other
troubles which nre often called by some
other Danle.
They are sold BY druggists everywhere
at 5u cents per package
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LISBON COMING
BACK To NORMAL.
After Fierce and Bloody Reyo-
luton, Portuguese Capital
Is Again Quiet.
SPECIAL FAVOR SHOWN
IRISH MONKS AND NUNS
Exempted From Expulsion, Pre-
sumably to Retain the Favor
of Great Britain.

LISBON, Oct. 11.-Although the city
remains under martial law pending a
reorganization of the administration,
the soldiers have been gradually with
drawn from the streets. Hardly any
were to be seen today. The people have
resumed their occupations and tranquil
lity prevails Several churches were re-
opened this morning.
Guards have been supplied TO those
establishments of the religious orders
that are still occupied and are flying
foreign flags to prevent possible at,
tacks. The papal nuncio, Monsignor
Tonti. has hoisted the Austrian flag
over his residence at Cintra, but there
WAS no sign today of hostile demon
strations
Irish Monks Favored.
The government has announced that
the IRISH Dominican Fathers and nuns
who have conducted a school here for
many years, will be exempted from the
order Of expulsion This step doubt.
less is due TO the desire of the republi-
cans to keep on good terms with Great
Britain.
Ii is said that Foreign Minister Mach.
ado has requested Great Britain to
grant IiHmculdIs recognition TO Ine new
regime ostenslbly so that IT will be In
n position to communicate its full pro-
gramme to the British government
The casualty list from the recent
fighting falls below the most moderate
estimates. The official estimate gives
the number killed as between 100 and
l50. Unofficial estimates place the mum.
Der still lower.
Plans Went Awry
One of the plans attributed to the or
ganizers of the revolution was TO bring
OF the coup d 'etat on October 3, when
King Manuel was visiting the premier
in the northernmost province of the
kingdom.
1t was arranged that the train bear,
ing the king should continue through to
the frontier and the soldiers there
we're to prevent the king from re-enter
ing Portugal
In the meantime. the ministers. who
would have assembled in body at the
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1 Couple So Seriously Hurt
Runaway That They May
n Not Survive.
!, lDENT HAPPENS IN
! |HUNTSVILLE MAIN STREET
khbors Render Prompt AS
'tanee and Summon Medi-
n cal Aid at Once.
The Tribune.

N 10 The Tribune.
|nEN Oct. 1l.-Ansus Mckay. Il
A AZ age. one OF the pioneers o.
4 county and an uncle OF Apostle
A n. Mckay. is lying at the point
q n AZ his home I'm Huntsville. in
q county. AS result OF injuries
n he received in a runaway acci-
Late Yesterday afternoon while on,
4, With his wife. Mrs, Mckay Is
a seriously injured that she may
IN were driving home from one OF
6eIds when they stopped at Spring
10 water the horse. While the
nj was drinking the bride slipped
his head. Before Nc. Mckay could
IN Of the buggy 10 adjust the bri =
-ks horse started off at full speed.
dappins bride frightening him at
+, q the buggy shafts was torn
/. rSen a small bridge WAS struck.
- The vehicle 20 sway from one
4 Ifhe road 10 the other. The buggy
f rrsly upset and Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
4 stre dragged about forty feet.
. heightened horse had reached the
raj street in Huntsville by this
. and nelghhors hurried 10 The as
|-ee ct the injured couple.
Pau Tngebrctsen was one of the
jcIans who was called in. He found
Mr.. Mckay is suffering from a
en shoulder. two broken ribs. scalp
IDS aud probable internal injuries.
:. MCKAY did not lose consciousness SIS.
ryawlci from beneath the wreckace
be buggy without assistance. IL is
d thai she is injured internally. One
be bones OF her left forearm was
urej. Both are reported 10 be rest
,sser this afternoon.
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SUGAR BEET YIELD
IS LOW AT MONROE
Special 10 The Tribune.

MONROE, oct. Il.-The farmers are
digging thcir bceis and loading them
at Elsinore TO ne shipped TO the factory
ut Lch The yield IL a tribe below The
average Next year il is expected rhal
they win be delivering at the new fac
torv Just north of Monroe, Work has
already commenced on some of the build
lngs. with p. NJ. LundGreen or Monroe
as foreman OF the carpenters.
The hay crop has been excellent this
ycar Three full crops. and, IN one or
Two instances. four crops Of alfalfa were
,iIt thia year. That is A remarkable
showing for this section Of tho country.
.. p Washburu. whose string OF SUI
folk horses won a large number OF Prices
at ,hc state fair, returned home with
them last night.
The cheese factory people arc about
ready 10 commence operations a Ioea =
eyv Is expected any day, and as soon as
that is Installed the Curd and whey VIII
br-in 10 ny in all directions.
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{ EpiscopaIian Controversy
Over Healing by Prayer

Bishop Kendrick Of New Mexico and
Arizona was relieved of the state ot
was created.
The house took final action in dvid-
ing the dioccscs Of Pittsburs and Call
fornia and new bishops Will he ap-
pointed FOR the new dioccses, The do
ccse OF Dallas. Tex; was divided into
missionary districts that will include part
OF western Texas.
Bishop \. Is. Graves OF Kearncy, Wyo,
resigned on account Of advanced age
Both the house OF bishops and house
OF deputies today, decided upon New
York as the next convention city,
The house of deputies adopted new
mission hymnal. for use i'm rescue work.
Rev, DIR. Horses Of Baltimore. in oppos-
Ing the motion. said that quite n num-
ber Of hymns were tunes In dubious5'
consccrated rag time" The committee on
divorce and marriages made report to-
day that II would he undesrab bio 10 make
any change OF the laws I'm the church Ia
this regard, Tho report will so before the
convention Thursday.
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CINCINNATI. O.. oct. IA resolution
giving the sanction OF the church TO tho
healing of the sick by prayer was adopted
In the clerical section OF the house OF
deputies OF the Protestant Episcopal con-
veption In session here today. but was
defeated In the lay section OF the house
by the narrow margin OF five votes, vot-
Ing being by dioccscS. II was therefore
lost under the rules
Delegates from The two new dioccaes.
Sacramento Cal, and Olympia Wash.
were seated.
Several new bishops will be appointed
in The missionary division Of the con-
Ventlon within the next few days.
The tirst work OF the house OF bishops
was 10 name Rev. Frederick Footo John
son. bishop of South Dakota. 10 hll the
place made vacant by the recent death
Of Bishop Hare, An additional diocese.
To be known as eastern oklahoma. WAS
created The diocese of Hankow and
Wuhu, China. was divided, giving Wuhu
second diocese. Bishops Will be ap-
pointed TO these new dioccScs before the
adjournment OF the convention.
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kews of the IntermountainR Region
SERVANT GIRL ADMITS
SHE ROBBED EMPLOYER
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Oct. 11.-cora Ellis. the WON
an brought back TO Ogden from Omaha,
where She was arrested for tho theft OF
ciothing and other articles valued at $3.50
from the home of Thomas Burt OF this
Sity. entered a plea of guilty TO grand
larceny In the district court this morn :
ing. w. Il. Seath, arrested with her as
to the same charge. The woman was
employed AT the Burt home as a serv-
ant when the articles were stolen The
and the woman formed a conspiracv tn
rob the house ~
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station in Lisbon to see the king off.
were to be surrounded and arrested af
ter the departure Of the train. The re-
public wns then to be proclaimed
The provisional government has taken
possession Of the houses of several re.
hgious bodies. No opposition was met
The contents we're inventoried and the
houses sealed.
II has been decided to issue decree
enforcing compulsory military service.
\ detachment OF soldiers making tbe
rounds at the Campollde Jesuit college
this morning was fired upon. one being
Killed and another wounded The incl
dent caused excitement the police be-
lieviDS that the attack had been per-
petrated by concealed Jesuits. but in
puiries disclosed that il was due to A
sentinel's mistake.
warrant has been issued for the ar
rest OF Father IoureuCo Mattos. the
priest. who is leading militant Catholics
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lANDS $4,000 FOR
INJURIES TO CHILD
nal TO The Tribune.

Hal 10 The Tribune.
ipEN. Oct. Il.-For injuries received
N-year-old Nora Kync at Lakeside.
y, OF this year. =. &. kyne. her
Han ad Item. IS seeking So. 900 dam
IRON tho Southern Pacific Railroad
pms and Jrainmaster l.. S Jen-
compla!n,. which was filed with the
~ Clerk this afternoon. says that
*ih was run down by q Southern
4. tr3ln and dragged beneath the
lor thirty feet. Her right leg was
g and the foot so badly mangled
'mpulation w3S necessary. The child
.Hnylns water from A ucarby tank
kSne camp Tor domestic purposes
INC accident occurred.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-12
MICHAEL j. HENEY,
RAILROAD BUILDER, DIES

SAN FRANCISCO. oct. 1i.-MichaoI !.
Heuey. the millionaire railroad contractor
Of Seattle, died here today after an i'll
ness OF several months.
Heney built the White Pass e. Yukon
railroad and the Copper River railroad
IN Alaska. undertakings in which cxtraor
binary obstacles were overcome. He
almost perishcd in the wreck Of the
steamship Ohio in northern British CO.
iumbia waters in August 1909 and had
not been entirely well since that time
He WAS carried overheard when the
ship went down. and after swimming
ashore. neglected himself 10 care for the
shipwrecked women and children.
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||SONER PUNISHED FOR
REPRESENTING HIS AGE
The Tribune.

u 10 Ihe IElDNne.
DEN Oct. fi.-Because in the opin-
Lthe court j. Z. Harrington lied
Il kh age when he said that he had
W snly two score and one years.
se D Murphy OF the city court
e7ttd him To serve FIVE days i'm the
hn lhis morning Harrington was
sd with drunkenness. His gray
and sunken features with the heavy
which tracked over his face gave
DC appea rance of "A man at least 10
|u age The court with pity in his
asked the prisoner his age
1ienins himself up. the prisoner re-
thst he was II years OF age. The
said: "Tll give YOU five days in
9t eine about your age
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-12
CHURCH WORKERS MEET
IN BIG CONVENTION

TOPEKA. Kan, Oct. 1t.-With 5000
delegates registered. the International
convention OF Christian churches opened
a siX-day meeting al the city auditorium
tonight. Tonlght's meeting was largely
given up TO addresses Of welcome and TO
a sacred concert by members OF the Ma
iional Association OF Church Musicians.
Two minute responses were made by
+ T.. Mcighs OF China. r. Ray Eldred Of
Africa. NJ B. Madden Of Japan. DR..
Jennie Cogier of India John T.. Randall
Of Jamaica and DR. c. l.. Pickett OF the
Philippines
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Saloon Men Discharged.
pecial tc The Tribune.

OGDEN. Oct. 1l.-George BeIo a Jap.
and h. Nina, n Greek. both proprietors OF
saloons IN Ogden, were discharged In the
city court this morning after failure
TO prove that they had been guilty OF
selling liquor to minors. The complaints
against the two men were Issued on in
formation by Frank Kolenshaw and Ru-
dolph Frceberg. boys who were brought
before the Juvenile court on charges OF
drunkenness.
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BOWMAN DIVORCE DECREE
Is DECLARED FINAL
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. Oct, I-Decla ring that his
wife, Annie Anderson. deserted him eight
months after they had been married in
England, and that he has not seen her
since, Henry Anderson was granted an
lnterlocutory decree of divorce by Judge
j.. \. Howell this morning. A short time
after his wifc's desertion Anderson came
20 this country with his mother, and has
been living here ever since.
The iuterlocutory divorce granted to
Laze0e c. Bowman from Archie Raw
Bowman over six months ago was made
fnal.
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Fritz Divorce Case,

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Oct. 1l.-For the past wear
Otto 3. Fritz has failed 10 provide his
wife. Ina Fritz. with the necessaries OF
life. according TO her complaint filed with
the county clerk this afternoon, The
marriage took place at Clark. s. D, July
;, 1908. There Is one child, OF whom Mrs
Fritz is seeking. the custody. She also
wants the court 10 restore her maiden
name Ina Thompson,
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BODY OF SLAIN MAN
SEWED UP IN SACKS

NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 1l-With the
skull crushed and showing other marks
OF violence, the body OF Frank Reidel a
watch maker. 81 years ole, was found
seWed up In several sacks In the old
basin canal late today. The sacks con-
tainInS the body had been seen float
ing around in the canal for several days.
Reidel was last seen Friday night
when lie left his wifes notion store in
Canal street with SIS In his pocket
When the body was found the pockets
had been rifIcd
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Boundary Line Suit.
Special 10 The Tribune

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. Oct. 11.-AlIegins that Samuel
Thomas and Bernard Stone have de-
stroyed a boundary line between their
property and the property OF the Farr De-
SeIopment company. and that a fence has
been erected by Thomas and sons l2O
feet on the land of the development COM
pany. the latter has begun an action in
the district court TO settle the disputed
boundary line and for $3.50 damages.
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Murray Up in Front.
'l,c Tribune

SpCCInI 10 TIC TTIUUTr-
t1iit has been placed on display in the
Vermont building The exhiblt as whole
embraces the various, industries here: here.
,nJ tIic and canning factory, whisky
dis,ilIery. di,1 and otll"r resources have beer
accumulated. under The supervision OF
DD1arcinl club Mr. McHcnry said that the
nxhIbit % was the best which could be Sc, Sc
cmred He also declared that when the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-12
SLOW WORK MAKING
ARIZONA CONSTITUTION

PHOENIX. Ariz,, Oct. 1.-Two brief
sessions of the constitutional convep-
tion permitted little TO be done today
beyond developing a difference of opin
ION among the delegates relative to the
degree OF elasticity with which 10 en-
dow tho rules which shall govern pro-
pp1urp
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-12
INSURANCE COMPANY
SUED FOR FIRE LOSS

HPETTdI 10 7 ne IrIbune.
OGDEN. Oct. l1.-Before a jury in the
district court the suit brought by Fred
Michele against the London & Lanca-
shire Fire Insurance company was heard
this afternoon. Michele claims that the
company owes him $1,000 FOR the loss by
hre OF his grocery store and stock of
goods al l61 Twentyfourth street, Janu-
airy !. 1910. The company claims that
the value of the property did not ex-
ceed $500. and that Michele made fraud
ulent representations at the time the
policy was issued.
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SALT LAKER'S BUILDING
Is DAMAGED BY FIRE
Special 10 The Tribune.

tFVOIHI 10 TIC ITIpUno,
oGDEN, Oct. ia grocery store be-
longing to j. Kramis. 1921 Washington
avenue was partly destroyed by fire this
evening; An overheated stove in the rear
OF The building was the cause. Kramis
had gone out. leaving the fire burning
and when he returned found the place in
names. Ftremen from station No.
promptly responded, extiugushing the
hre In short order. The damage amount
ed 10 about $1,000. the most OF 1t being
grocery stock, on which there was some
Insurance. The building belonged TO c.
+. Hutchinson OF Salt Lake CITY
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Asylum Inmate Dead.

Special TO The Tribune.
PROVO. oct Il.-Rcginald Cole. aged
% years. a patient at the State Mental
hospital died at that institution yester-
day from organic heart disease The re-
mains were shipped TO Knysville his
former home. today for burial
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Licensed to Wed.
10 The Tribune

~ 70 me Tribune
zen. Oct. ll.-Biccnses 10 marry
's'ued by the county clerk this af-
~ 70 Tie following persons;
'.h Joseph WelCh and Marie Claire
", Doth Of san Francisco.
~ rlcrrou. Picrou. ILL.,. and Amy
beiton, Clinton. Mo.
. .ss'S9 y % Farley. Jr.. and Jennie y. West,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-12

Your cough annoys YOU, Keep on
hacking and tearing the delicate mem.
branes of your throat if you want to
be annoyed. But if you want relief,
want to be cured, take Chamberlain S
Cough Remedy, Sold bv ALL dealers
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-12
|hEUMAT
MuL g. DANGEROUS

-5asumatlsn is due to a diseased
'pon of the blood cells and cor
- brought about by an excess
c acid IN the circulation. 1t is
|vliy very painful disease but an
ely dangerous trouble. The
aero state of the blood gradu-
totns a coating over the muscles,
.oy oepositing a cement-like sub
rs 10 Inc joints frequently tcr1ni-
Z iatally, or leaves its victim a
les cripple, 1t is natural to
e9 The spot that hurts, and it is
ilsht TO use liniments, hot applf-
ras, etc, to get temporary relief
joint or swollen tendon;
Hneum atlsm is not skin disease,
suen things, when depended on
y make one careless. and the dis
se's a hrmer hold on the blood.
~ cures the disease because it is
s's1'est OF all blood purifiers. 1t
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-12

Omaha fair opens in January that Muir
ray VIII be well represented among the
various displays.
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HIGHER
PRICES

Are continually being
charged on all food prod
ucts. While the price of
Japan Tea has gone up,
yet H E w l. E T T'S are
using the same high quail
ity of Tea, and the prices
are like the Tea-always
reliable.
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a. aoulshlnent of all joints,
4 pi nerves and bones. If you
ofsLeu1latlsin, get the uric acid
rs IN blood by taking S. S, S., a
49,, 'egetable medicine, and enjoy
|pm..ilFo from its misery. Book on
|ins nasnl ~, and any medical advice
all who write.
"@T SPEcIFIC CO.. Atlanta. Gs-
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goes into the cir-
culation, and re-
moves very
particle of the
irritating uric
acid, builds up
t he bl O o d,
makes it rich
and oily, and in
this way pre-
pares it for the
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-08-22
S1OO REWARD, S1oe

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
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been able to cure in all it's stages, and
that Is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure now known
to the medicinal fraternity. Catarrh
being constitutional disease re-
quires a constitutional treatment
Halls Catarrh Cure is. taken internally.
acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system, there
by destroying the foundation of the
disease. and giving the patient
strength by building up the constitu-
tion and assisting nature in doing its
work. The proprietors have so much
faith In it's curative powers that they
offer One Hundred Dollars for any
case that it fails to cure. Send for
list of testimonials. Address: F. j.
Cheney & Co, Toledo, Ohio. Sold by
all druggists, 75c. Take Halfs Fam
lily Pills for constipation.
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A CHASTITY DISCOVERY

Utica, N. T.. August 22.-Horace
Birmingham, ginseng hunter, has
solved the mystery of the disappear
ancs of Mrs. Keller Clark, who left her
home In Middlefield Center three years
ago after writing a note in which she
said she never would be seen again.
Entering dense ,thicket late Satur-
day in search of ginseng root Bur
bingham stumbled across the skeleton
of woman. 1t was at a point two
miles from the Clark home. Beside
the skeleton was an empty bottle, sup
posed1y telling a story of suicide.
Identification was made by means of a
watch. rings and other jewelry DIR.
Knapp. who had done some dental
work for Mrs. Clark, also identified his
work
Mrs. Clark was formerly Miss Edith
Coleman. She was thirty years old at
the time of her disappearance.