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f IBB SAIT LAKE TRIBTmE; ST3KPAY MOKNHSTG-. lBRUAEY 7, 1SU4. 1' IL - AMERICANS IN PERIL Situation in Santo Domingo Alarming. i WARSHIPS GO TQ FRQNT r Rebels Besiego tho San Isidrg Plantation, ii American Marines to Be Landed, and ! -Protection Afrordcd the For eign Residents.. Washington, Feb. C Simultaneously at the State department and the Navy , department today the announcement wao made that a serious state of af fairs Is prevalent In San Domingo. " Complaint has been made to the State department by the owners of the San Isldro plantation that their property had j been besieged, and an appeal Is made for Immediate relief. Other Americans having Interests In Eon Domingo have made similar com- plaints. I Mr.. Jiloody, the Secretary of the Navy, and Mr. Loomls, the acting Secretary i ! of. State, had a long conference with J tho President upon the subject. "With his return to the Navy depart- j ment from the White House, Secretary Moody held a conference with Rear- 1 Admiral Taylor. Chief of the Bureau of i Navigation, and a cablegram was dls- ( patched to Roar-Admiral Wise, com- ( I mnnrilnir thf trfilnlnir omimtrnn tmi- f I. Guantanamo, instructing that ofllcer to tako Immediate and effective steps for - the adequate protection of American lives and property from the Dominican Republic, limiting hla action at all times to the recognized tenets of inter national law. Upon the receipt of this dispatch I -Rear-Admiral Wise Is expected to rfro- I ceed at once Jn his flagship, the Min neapolis, to Dominican waters and make a personal investigation. The Columbia has been ordered to re turn to San Domingo from Guantanamo, where she went for coal, and the Hart ford will be ordered back from the same place. The San Isldro plantation is owned by the Bartram Bros, of New York. It Is managed by an American named 1 Bass, Tho plantation is Bltuatcd on the If ussa river, about eleven miles Inland. 1 , Only stcamtugs can navigate the river, i nnd it Is expected that Rear-Admiral Wise, upon his arrival, will dispatch j one or more tugs, with marines, to guard the plantation , Admiral Wise is not instructed re- I . garding the killing of Machinist John- son, pending the receipt of full partlcU , , lars. telegraphed for today by Secre- 1 tary Moody. Gen. Sanchez, the Dominican Minis- t ter, has been informed of the firm pol v. I icy adopted by the Washington Gov- ernment. He la cabling his Govern- I ment tho feeling In official circles. ' It Is apparent that the long-pending Dominican problem is reaching a crisis If , ( mat win demand Immediate attention. t i , The German Government has well ' ; nigh reached the limit of its patience in dealing with San Domingo, and the London and Paris Governments show an equal Impatience with affairs there. All these Governments have bided their time, in the hope that Washington . would meet the obligations placed upon It by the Monroe doctrine and put an end to the unsatisfactory state of af ' . fairs. If the t-nlted States had not I acted, It can be stated. European Na tions would call the situation to Its at tention. The German Embassador had a brief conference with tho President today. I ; CLOSE TO BILLION MARK New High Record in Bank !; Loan Expansion. New York. Feb. 6. The Financier this week says: The prominent feature of the ofllclal ( ' statement of the New York associated ' banks last week were increases to now high records in loans and In deposits m i iiujjuiuiui rcauction in cash j J holders, resulting in a decrease in the IH i 2??lu reBrve. The loan expansion of PBSI , $4,298,700 wa3. as has been the case In previous weeks, due chiefly to corpor- 1 atlon and stock exchange loaning, al- 1 though it would appoar that the for- iH mer was quite moderate. The Increase V In the loan item last week made th H i , xpanslon elnce January 2nd, $90,280 300 (j . to $908,850,800, or within $1,149,200 of the H , f billion dollar mark. Tho Increase of l '!' i 53.212,700 In deposits makes the new iH , ; I high record of $1,027,150,500 and the gain fl since January 2nd has been $240,097 600 Hl 1 ' h o caah Qhowcd a net reduction of H . j i 52,483,100. legal tenders falling of $2,952 - 1 , ( I 500 and specie Increasing $498,400 H , whereas tho estimates, which were iH jC J based upon the traceable movements of JL I , ( money during the week Indicated a iH 1, gain In cash of $2,204,200, The dlscrcp- iHj ,, , ancy between the estimated gain and , the loss, as recorded by the bank state- IH ! m.et; WM Probably due to unreported HKl i withdrawals from the banks and also H J ; to the bringing over Into last week the V j , four days' average of the $2,800,000 pay- IH i i"0?1'" the Previous week of the Ccn- ; t j tral Pacific note. ! ,f The Increase of $3,332,700 in deposits jj caused an augmentation of $503,175 in IH li A he required reserve, which sum added if Vlor0 of cash madc a decrease IH 1 ' fnH,2S6,27C ln surplus reserve to $21- iV Ij .' 812,7r5. Calculated upon the basis of ! ' deposits, less those of $36,893,300 of pub- ! H,c funds. the surplus is $31,066,100. Tho iH circulation decrease by the somewhat H. . i Important amount of $1,229,000. maklne PH reduction ln this Item for the fort- IK Si?1 W.631.S00. It Is noteworthy pH- K that whereas recent statements have PPHi J shown a good proof, last week's re- PPK. i 11 turn failed to prove by $1,397,100. the IH Hi Increase ln deposits being greater by ppKj U this amount than the sum of the gain ppH, . in loans less the net loss of cash. The ppB deposits were In excess of loans last pH week by $28,305,700, against $29,391,700 ln PpW I the previous week. p ' Comparisons changes In loans PPPpfeBf i t W. H. REDWAY, IDAHO CAPTAIN OF COMMERCE TRIBUNE SPECIAL Caldwell, Ida., Feb. 6. Am6ng tho leaders In the commercial world of Ida hod W. H. Rod way of this city Is in the j foremost rank. Young, . energetic, en terprising. Mr. Redway is proprietor of the largest establishment handling hardware and groceries in the State. During the nine years he has been In trade here the business of the Institu tion has had a remarkable growth. Mr. Redway was at one time a resi dent of Salt Lake City, but early seeing tho possibilities of Idaho, he emigrated hero some years ago. locating first at Bollovue, In the Wood River country. His father was a pioneer of Idaho and SANPETE SHEEPMEN ARE MADE HAPPY Restrictions as to Number of Sheep Allowed to Graze on Forest Reserve Extended and the Growers Will I Be Able to Continue Industry. TRIBUNE SPECIAL. Washington, Feb. C. Senator Kcarns received a telegram yesterday from tho Wool-Growers' association of Sanpete county In mass convention at Manti. expressing their hearty congratulations to the Senator on the happy termina tion of the grazing question: also ex pressing their sincere thanks to tho Senator for his assistance. The forest reserve situation before tho department Is a complex one. The residents of Manti have peti tioned against any further Increase of sheep on the reserve, claiming It affects Iffl writer ai , rvnl i. The sheepmen, on the other hand, are urging a modification of the order so as to get on the reserve to proteet them from bankruptcy. Whllo Senator Kearns la anxious to help and foster the sheep Industry, he Is desirous of preventing as far as possible tho pol lution of water In cities. He has sug gested In this case that both eldes get together and compromise. Manti, Feb. 6. The wool-growers of Sanpete county mCt at Manti yesterday. showed that five of tho larger banks reduced this Item by $400,000 not; two of these institutions indicated an In crease of $5,300,000. The changes in cash showed a net loss of $1,700,000; one bank indicated a decrease of $6,800,000, and two a gain of $8,000,000. i DEATH MAKES THREE G-EABS FOR CHICAGO MAU Chicago, Feb. 6. Dea,th through three agencies has come close to Mal colm Llndcll, all within a fow minutes of each other. As mementos of his ad venture ho has a broken leg, a broken arm, and several fractured ribs, which will necessitate a stay ln the hospital. Llndrtl was crossing tho Lake Shore railway bridge over tho Calumet river, when a, Pennsylvania train bore down upon him. He leaped directly in front of a passing Lake Shore train. He was hurled over the bridge rail and into the river. The engineer of the Pennsylvania train saw the accident, stopped his train, and went to the rescue. A rope was lowered and Llndell wrapped It around his body and was drawn to safety. JURY DISAGREES IN CASE OF "HOLY GHOST AND TJS" Auburn, Mo., Fob. C Tho Jury in tho case of Rov. Frank W. Sandford, head of tho "Holy Ghost and Us Society," charged with manslaughter today reported a dis agreement. ,Sanf8fd -aallescd to have been ro sponulblo for tho death of Lcandcr Bart LlU' a fourteen-year-old member of tho community at Shlloh ln January, 19 Tho Indictment was ono of six returned against Sandford as a result, it Twas sa id oJcProoedne-s at the headquarters of tho Gen. Black Botter. nrTh,?gnn,,Fe,b- 6 Thc condition ' ' G ?Iack' ClvU Service Com missioner and commander-in-chief of the G. A. R.,. is roported to be decidedly Improved tonight. J for years occupied tho position of cash ier of the First National bank at Bols' City. At his death, four years ago George F. Redway, a brother of th' Caldwell captain of industry, succeed ed to the position. W. H. Redway, who is a native o' Pennsylvania, not only stands high 1 the commercial world, but has servo his constituency so well that he lia bean twice returned as a member o. the Caldwell Cfty Council. Mr. Redway is the head of a charm ing family, consisting of a wife and three daughters, two of whom are be ing educated In the East. Mrs. Red way is a daughter of "Cy" Jacobs, a pioneer merchant of Idaho. An elegant residence has Just been completed for the Redways. I. Adolph Jensan, supervisor of tho Manti forest reserve, and most of the rangers were present. Strong delegations came from ML Pleasant, Ephralm, Gunnison and all , parts of Sanpete county. Tho Manti forest rcBervo has sup ported about 500.000 head of sheep ln tho past, but under thc ruling of the department thlB numbor Is limited to 175,000 for the present year. Tho convention organized by electing L. R. Anderson chairman and Henry Jackson, secretary. Telegrams were sent to Senator Kearns and Senator Smoot asking for a modification of thc restrictions for grazing upon the reserve for 1004. Replies came that they had taken tho matter up and that the ruling had been modified so aB to admit 300,000 sheop for tho present year, and 225,000 for next year. This was satisfactory to thc convention, as It permits tho great wbol-growlng Industry, to adjust Itself without causing too much hardship to the individuals engaged in the occupa tion. The convention was greatly pleased with tho action of tho representatives ln Washington. FAILED BROKERS FORCED INTO BANKRUPTCY COURT New York. Feb. 6. Two involuntary petitions in bankruptoy wero filed to day against tho stock brokorage firm of A. B. Baxter & Co., with branchen In many cities, which made a general assignment on January 30th. Tho pe titions were filed by creditors who have aggregate claims of $100,000. Treasury Statement Washington, Pob. 6. Tho statement of tho treasury balances, shows: Avallablo cash balance. $228,795,925. Gold, $93.038i&54 Scrofula It is commonly inherited. Few are entirely frco from it, Palo, weak, puny children ara afflicted with it in nine cases out ot ten, and many adults suffer from it. Common indications are bunches in tho ncok, abscesses, cutaneous erup. uons, mnamea eyelids, sore ears, rickets, catarrh, wasting, and general debility. Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills Eradicate it, positively and absolute ly. This statement is baaed on tha thousands of permanent cures, thos medicines have wrought. " My daughtor had ocrorala, with eleven Boroa on her neck and about hor ears. Hood's Sarsaparilla was highly recommended and she took It and was cured. She Is now in good health." Mas. J. n. Joira, Parker City, Ind. Hood's Sarsnparllla promises to cure and keeps tho promise. ATHLETES AND PUGILISTS CURED BY SWAMPR00T All These Famous PugiHsts and Athletes Tell of Their Cure by Swamp-Root the Great Kidney, Liver and Bladder Remedy, and Say That It Added to Their Great Strength, James J. 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