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fore the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion. and n very significant part of that
case. 1t is remarkable indeed that il
should be left 10 Senator Smoot to
throw light on this question by the ut
terance of a commonplace fact like this
which it would appear that everyone
ought to know; for exactly similar in
stances could he cited from this and
other points all over this interior coun'
try.
The thing that the Senate appears de.
tcrmined to put into the law with re-
spect to the railroad freights is that
those shall not be mcddicd with except
by the consent of the railroads them,
selves. AS long as that spirit is man
lfest in the Senate. and it appears there
to be in absolute control, there Is not
much hope for the shippers here or
elsewhere in Congressional legislation.
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THE ASTRONOMERS PUZZLED.

The astronomers appear to be as com
pletcly puzzled about the comet and the
comet s tail as the earth would have
been astonished if the comet had struck
it. On Thursday the comet was billed
to appear in tLe western sky, with tail
attached And yet the tail remained
in the east, where il had remained right
along, and the comet itself was lost.
Some claim to have seen it. but were
not quite sure about it; and it was alb.
solutclv certain that if the comet was
in the west, its tail was not with il.
The incident will tend more than il
ought to do to discredit the science of
astronomy. There was no precedent
from which TO reason in this case. No
body knew precisely what effect the at
traction of the earth would have upon
the comet. or upon the exceedingly at
tenuated tail that il carries. After it
is all over perhaps the astronomers will
be able 10 tell us definitely just what
happened. But Mt present they appear
very much at sea, and some of them
are frank enough TO say that their
calculations were all of, and new calcu-
lations will have TO be made. AS one of
them said, theories and calculations are
AL right enough, but they do not
amount to much as opposed to facts.
and the facts appear to be that the cal
culations were wrong,
However, there is no need on this ac.
count 10 discredit the science of as
tronomy. All that can be said against
that science as to this comet visit is
that in the face Of an unprecedented
occurrence the calculations of the best
Of them were wrong. Just why they
were wrong we shah probably learn
later, and then the calculations will be
brought into accord with the facts In
the meantime. doubtless the tail Of the
comet will Join the head in such time
rs the natural forces viii impel, and
then the comet will stand out in the
western sky, an object of easy observ-
ance and wondering delight.
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THE RAILROAD BILL.

The administration railroad bill is
certainly having hard time of it in
the Senate. Yesterday it was displaced
by the naval appropriation bill; but if
the railroad bill is to be "amended -
into absolute inconsequencc, it might
as well be displaced permanently.
There appears 10 be tremendous diff
Guilty in getting through Congress any
ightforward remedial measure. The
long and short haul clause of the rail.
road bill is the sticking point among
the Senators. AS passed by the House,
this clause appeared to be something of
an Improvement over the present bad
condition which leaves matters pretty
much TO the railroads themselves, sub.
lect to the somewhat loose and tardy
discretion and judgment of the Inter
state Commerce Commission. 1t was
not, to be sure, very much of an ad.
vance upon present conditions; but it
was something. Still. the Senate could
not even stand the little that was pro.
posed, and when it came TO consider
this section, the Senators got busy and
fixed up provisos that absolutely de-
stroyed what little vitality there was
In the measure as it came from the
House. The result Of the Senate s nc.
tion on this part Of the bill was to put
the whole matter more in the hands
Of the Interstate Commerce Commission
than ever before. Back of that Com
mission, however, is the judiciary, which
is depended upon always to either
thwart altogether whatever the Com
mission may determine upon or 20 mod.
ify it Sc as to make it of the least
possible effect.
The long and short haul clause that
ought to be in that bill is of immense
interest in all of this region For the
first time in his Senatorial career
Apostle Smoot is quoted as saying
something appropriate, giving com
monplace fact known to everyone in
this region. And this in correction of
Senator Piles of Washington, who
seemed to be densely ignorant of the
whole question, away of the track in
what he was saying. The illustration
given by Smoot was the wellknown
fact that wool can be shipped west to
Los Angeles from Utah, and then
| shipped east to an Atlantic port cheaper
than it can be shipped from Utah di-
rect to the East. 1t seems singular in.
deed that Senators are not aware OF
this telling fact. so often has it been
printed. 1t is part of the Utah case
against the railroads, now pending be-
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THE REACTIoNARY DRAG.

As we all know, the Commercial Club
Of this city is conducting "boost'
tour of the State that will undoubtedly
do a great deal of good in helping to
awaken the people Of this community
to the possibilities that they have un.
der their hands. The boosters have
gone before the people of Utah with
ing words in their mouths. They are
doing splendid work as against the
Smith notwithstanding now specif.
cally of that certain report printed in
the Descret News of July II, 1881. Of n
sermon delivered by Joseph f. Smith
in the Salt Lake tabernacle on the
previous day. This is it:
And now our friends come among us
and desire to purchase our hard earned
homes and many good saints are per-
suadcd by gold TO relinquish their in
herItances. The speaker strongly depre-
Gated such things, and exhorted the
saints against them. He would not sell
his property TO an outsider II he was
offered thousand times Its value. a
man is a traitor In his heart To God who
will barter his inheritance in Zion to an
rest upon those who do this .
He would stand by il In time and
eternity,
There may be some who Will plead
that the matter herein quoted is of rath-
CT remote deliverence. But to these
we would simply say that the last sen
tence in the quotation might prove to
be enlightening. Besides, and accord
ing to the Dixie Advocate. Mr.. Smith,
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to Rome. where he was tried and Inn
prlsoned three days for preaching.
Soon afterwards he was sent as a
prisoner TO Copenhagen.
ISS6-In the Second district court al
Beaver the Jury brought in a verdict
OF guilty against George Hales for
libel on the 27th he was fined 500
and costs. The Saints who had set
tied on the east end OF Poole's
ganizcd as a ward; Winslow r.
Walker. bishop,
1sST-In the First district court at Ogden,
Allen Hunsaker OF Bear River City
was sentenced by Judge Henderson to
six months imprisonment and $500
fine, and James w. Burton Of Mar
riott TO six months Imprisonment and
500 fine for unlawful cohabta tlon,
The steamship Nevada sailed from
Liverpool, England. with the second
company OF this seasons emigration
including eight returning elders, in
charge Of Edward Davis. The com
pany arrived In New York, June l.
From that city the emigration route
this year was by the Old Dominion
steamship line TO Norfolk, Va, thence
by the Norfolk e Western railway
10 Bristol, thence via Chattanooga,
Memphis and Kansas City 10 Salt
Lake City, where Elder Daviss COM
pany arrived June 8.
1sSs-The temple at Manti, Sanpete coun-
". was dedicated. This was the third
temple completed in Utah. and. with
its surroundings. is the finest struc
ture erected in the Rocky mountains
up TO this time. It's entire cost, In
Guiding the terraces. when finished is
estimated a $1,000, 600 Bishop VIII
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-21
FERNSTROM BACKS DOWN.

The backdown OF Councilman Fern.
strom with respect TO his accusations
against Mayor Bransford was ns swift
as il was complete, There was abso-
lutely nothing TO found the accusation
upon, save Fernstrom = own lack of
information, He didn Z know what he
was talking about, and so concluded
that there was crookcdness and wrong
doing. The finding in the case that
he must retract and apologize, and that
this retraction and apology must 90 on
record, is no more than is due TO the
Mayor, and TO the dignity of his Office.
And now the Council will proceed to
investigate on It's own account, Here,
also we are confident, Fcrnstrom will be
found equally at fault. For, all that
related TO the west side sewer has, we
fully believe, been made public; and
though Fcrustrom may he ignorant, as
in the case of the Mayor, the only fact
that he is in the least likely TO prove, is
his own allegation that some one
thought him the sort of man who would
take a bribc.
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liam West OF Paris. Ida. was arr
for unlawful cohabitatiou.
1SS9-ln the Second district con-
Beaver. Martin Il. Cutler was
fenced by Judge Anderson e
months Imprisonment and 5000
for unlawful cohabi,atiou. and
+. MAXWELL to six months, for
terry.
ls9o-Milford railway depot. Beaver
~. was destroyed by fire.
lS9l-John NJ. Murdoch was dischf
from the peuitentiary.
1S92-Elder Seth Langtou died at l.
Utah.
1891 Edward W. Tullldge. one of Z
literary mon. died In Salt Lake
One hundred Industrials took
session Of a freight train at IT
station, Utah, Subsequently ST
of the leaders were arrested.
1S9S-Charles Shumway. one Of the
pioneers Of 1887. died at Shun
near Snowflake. Ariz.
1S9O-Rev. Father Youuan begins his
sion at St. Mary's cathedral.
tist excursion party in Salt Lal
route to San Francisco conventi
1900-E. T. l.. Harrison dies. Judge
grants twenty-nine divorces. b'
ing the Utah record.
1901. NJ Ricketts, died OF pneumor
William Allen White visits
Lake.
1eos-Annaual encampment of G.
held here today
l90T-Electrical workers vote to
strike, Information made public
Moffat road will connect with
ern Pacific at Salt Lake. Com
organized TO build Rio Grande
Condemned Murderer Day turn
religion. III,
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LOCAL HISTORY
WHAT HAPPENED MAY 81

ls5l-Work was commenced on the "old
Tabernacle" In Salt Lake City.
lSo5IA company OF about forty men. un-
Ings. left Manti for a valley near the
Elk mountains tI>a Sal mountains)
where they arrived june To- and
commenced settlement on the left
bank OF Grand river where Moab
now stands.
ls57-The fifty-second quorum OF seventy
was organized at Provo. Utah with
Alfred u. Young as senior president
Quite n number of members We're or
daincd on the Gath on the same day
the forty-fourth quorum of seventy
was organized at American Fork.
Cav, Shadrach briggs. William
Greenwood James w Preston VIII
liam Fothernghem and Thomas Tay-
lor as presidents.
lS6+-The ship General Mcclellan sailed
from Liverpool, England. with SO2
saints, under the direction of Thomas
r. Jeremy. Joseph Bull and George
G. Bywater. 1t arrived at New York
June 23 and the company arrived at
Wyoming July 3.
1S6S-Thc steamship Manhattan sailed
from Liverpool, England, with asa
bald y. Hill. 1t arrived In New York
July 4. and the emigrants continued
the journey to North Platte. n sta
miles west OF Omaha From that
place the journey across tho plains
was commenced August S with OK
teams, under the direction OF Capt.
Leonard G.. Rice. and the company
arrived in Salt Lake City October 3.
tS69--Jeremiah Wiley. formerly a mem
Der OF the Mormon battalion, died
at Bountiful. Davis county.
1S77-At A priesthood meeting held In I.o-
gan, the Cache stake OF Zion was
partly reorganiZed Moses Thatcher,
president; William b, Preston and
Milton D. Hammond. counselors.
President Brigham Young addressed
the meeting
1SS1-The steamship Wyoming sailed
from Liverpool. England. with 27S
saints, In charge OF Joseph r.. Mat
thews. The company arrived AT New
York June /. and at Salt Lake City
June 10,
1s84-The first marriage In the Logan
temple were solemniZed. Il. Y. Tay-
lor and Rida Colebrook. Frank Y
TAYLOR and Elizabeth Campbell Ma
thias F. Cowley and Abbie Hyde We're
the contracting parties. Ground was
broken for a new building for the b
Y. academy at Provo.
1S85-Aurellus Miner OF Salt Lake City
was arrested on n charge OF unlaw
ful cohabitation. Hiram r. Claw
son. bishop OF The Twelfth ward. Salt
Lake City. was arrested on q charge
OF unlawful cohabitation and placed
under $500 bonds. David Lee, who
pleaded guilty to the charge OF unlaw-
ful cohabitation, was discharged on
paying a fine OF $500. Elder John p
Ibsen. while preaching the Mormon
faith In n private house in Bornhom
Denmark. was arrested and brought
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though it were scalds. Then a few
more pimples would appear and spread
all over the body leaving the baby all
raw without skin from head to foot.
On top OF her head there appeared a
heavy scab n quarter Of an inch thick 1t
was awful to gee SO small baby look as
she did. imagined The doctor was afrnid
to put his hands TO the child. We tried
several doctors remedies but all failed.
"Then we decided to try Cuticura.
BY using the Cuticura Ointment we
softened the scab and il came of Under
this, where the real matter was, by
washing with the Cuticura Soap and
applying the Cuticura Ointment, new
skin soon appeared. We also gave baby
four drops Of the Cuticura Resolvent
three times deily. After three days you
could see the body gaining a little skin
which would peel off and heal under
meath Now the baby is four months
old, She is fine picture OF fat little
baby and all is well. We only used one
cake Of Cutloura Soap. two boxes Of
Cuticura Ointment and one bottle OF
.Cuticura Resolvent. If people would
know what Cuticura is there would be
few suffering with eczema, Mrs Joseph
Kossmann. st. Johns Place, Ridge
wood Heights, l.. l., n. Y, Apr. 30 and
May 4. 1902"
Cutlcurn sonp f25c3. CntIcura Ointment t5ocl
and Cuticura Resolvent y50c.). (or In the form Of
chocolate Coated Pills csc: per vial OF 6o) are sold
Sole PROPS, lS6 Columbus Ave. Boston. Mass.
sH- Nailed free. 32-pnge Cutlcura Book an Author.
NY on tbs Treatment OF SKIN and Hair Troubles
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Where The Tribune Is Oh Sale,

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But 1T will be admitted by the Aaro-
mic champion of jack Elder Hiram f.
Booth that man who could live along
side John Henry Smith and not know
that John Henry was much Of polyg-
amist, couldn't be expected to know
much else, either.
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in sermon delivered at Saint George,
Utah, in September. 1904, said that
''Thc Gentilcs are coming among us TO
buy our homes and land. We should
not sell to them. as they are enemies
of the kingdom of God - And later, at
Lehi. in the Alpine stake quarterly con
ference, Apostle Hyrum NJ. Smith, son
Of Joseph +. Smith. reiterated the sen
tlmpnt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-21

II must be confessed, though, that
if nothing else has resulted from Elder
Joseph +. Taylor's much polygamous
reward money bluff, he has succeeded
admirably in causing thousands OF his
own brethren and sisters in the gospel
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-21

to foot, all over
her body. The
baby looked just
lik e a skinned
rabbit. We were
un able TO put
clothes on her.
At first it seemed
to be a few mat
tered pimples.
T h ey ould
break the skin
and peel off leav-
ing the under
meath skin red "a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-21

Out at Tooele City lot Of our boost.
ers sang in the big chimney of the new
smelter there. 1t is understood, too,
that there were no fatalities and that
the chimney is still standing.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-21

A Colorado man paid up lot Of old
debts because he wanted to square up
accounts before the world was de-
etroyed by the comet. Doubtless you
have some friends who have not been
thus Impressed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-21

"District Attorney Booth. being a
man of honor" remarks the Herald.
Republican. Which only goes to show
that some newspapers, like some peo-
pie, are not particular as to what they
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-21

Apostle-Senator Reed Smoot has been
saying something Oh the railroad bill,
but doesn't let us know who it was
that told him 10 say it,