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THE SALT LAKE HERALD WEDNESDAY MAY 6 1903
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ROOSEVELT IS ISIN ISIN 1sIN
IN NEW MEXICO MEXICOTen M XLCO XLCOTen
Ten Thousand Thousa Thou P Rcopte opte Le Greeted Greetedthe Sr et etthe t d dthe
the President Presf ent at Santa Fe FeRECEPTION FeRECEPTION FeRECEPTiON
RECEPTION AT THE CAPITOL CAPITOLROUSE CAPITOLOUGB I iI i
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Santa Fe N M May 5 5President 5PresidentRoo 5PreeidentRoosevet President PresidentRoosevelt
Roosevelt Roo evet spent three thr hours and twen twenty twent twenty ¬
ty t minutes today fci n this city whose whosehistoric whosehistoric whosehietoric
historic buildings and monuments monumentsseemed monumentsseemed monumentsseemed
seemed to be of intopse interest int rest to him himAt himAt bIITLAt
At the capitol heSnade he made made an address addressspeaking dd15S5sp4ak1ng 8 8sp4aking
speaking for twenty tNent mInutes to aa au audience audience audtence ¬
dience of fully IONS 10 people President PresidentRoosevelt Pre PrestentItoosevelt ltent ltentRoosevelt
Roosevelt said it was w w a great pleasure pleasureto
to uim Im to come to New ew Mexico from fromwhich fromwhich fromwhlch
which territory more mOM than half of the themembers themember8 thefliembsrs
members of his regiment came cameI < arneI
I know the people peope of New Mexico Mexicohe Mexicobe Mexicobe
be said said and I am fond ot o them How Howcan lowcan IoW IoWan
can an I hel hflp being bein < fond of the people peoplewith peoplewtt peoplewtt
with wtt whom I have worked workedHe workedHe workedHe
He congratulated the people of New NewMexico NewMexico New3fexlco
Mexico on what they have accom accomplished accompliahed accomllIahed ¬
plished and said he believed they were werean were8J1 WOfS8n
an 8J1 theverge the verge of greater ater things thingsMuch thingsYuch thingsItuch
Much will depend on the thrift ot otthe otthe ofthe
the people ple said Id the president but buthe butthe butthe
the he government can help somewhat somewhatand somewhatand somewhatami
and the government will help The Thepresident There2ideat TheresIdet
president re2ideat said the benefits of forest forestpreservation forewtpreservation t tpreservation
preservation and Irrigation to be en enjoyed enjeyed su3oyed ¬
joyed fey this section will do most mosttowards mosttlwards mosttowards
towards bringing brln ln New Mexico to state atatebood stateb sttbood
bood and making It one of the great greatstates peattates greatstates
states of the west westReception WelltReception westRecepUon
Reception in the CapitoL CapitoLA Capitolbrief apithLA
A brief reception was held in the caP ea9Itol caPItol P Pitol
Itol after which a drive was taken over overthe overthe overthe
the gaily decorated streets tree s all of which whichR whleOre WhiChere
R ere thickly lined with a cheerio cheerilw mitt multitude mitttitude 01 01titu4e ¬
titude titudeA
A stop was w made at San SaaMigwt1 SaaMigwt1cburch Miguel Miguelchurch MIgtIIchurch
church the oldest church edifice in the theUnited tiletrnited theVnlted
United States ttu and at the cathedral cathedralvhere cathedralbere cathedralhere
vhere here the vicar general Anthday Anthday1ourehego Anth Aflthdu7ourchego II IIoureheeo
1ourehego baptized the son of George GeorgeV
W V Armijo a sergeant in the RoathRide ROUkRiders Rough RoughRider
Rider President Roosevelt Roo being god godfather godfather godfather ¬
father The child was named Theodore TheodoreRoosevelt TheodorRootIevelt TheodoreRoosevelt
Roosevelt After this pleasing incident incldentrthe IncldeDthe incidentthe
the president addressed addre ed 2500 school schoolchildren ehOQlchildren schooichildren
children including 350 pupils in the theuniform theuniform theuniform
uniform of the United States Ridlan Ridlanschool lbdiancbool flidinitschool
school the students of St Michaels Michaelscollege Mlchaelsoilge MlcheZzcollege
college of Loretto academy St Cath Catherines Catherines Catherines ¬
erines Indian school and the Presby Presbyterian PreabytErian Presbyt ¬
> terian t rian mission school The roof of the thehistoric thehistoric thehistoric
historic old palace and the roofs of ofther ofther ottller
> ther buildings surrounding the plasa plasawere plaJlaWere plasaWere
were thronged throngedDrive throngedDrive throngedDrive
Drive to Port Mkrcy MkrcyThe XarcyThe arcy arcyThe
The drive was continued to Fort FortMarcy FortMarcy FortMarcy
Marcy from which a superb view of ofthe ofthp ofthe
the city and surroundings is obtain obtainable obtainable obtainable ¬
able Here Mayor Sparke presented presentedth pre ented entedth
c th < president preshl t with an Illustrated vol volume voluml vetufl1 ¬
ume ufl1 cji cue e citys history The book is isIr Isof
Ir 1 ipieover cover of gold filigree ftl1 ree work set with withlarge withlar withlarge
large lar e turquoises and was the product productthroughout productthroughout productthroughout
throughout of Santa Fe skilled work workmen worknun workirlen ¬
men Luncheon was served at the reel residence reaIdenee reeldence ¬
dence of Governor M A Otero In front frontof trontor frontof
of which was a triumphal arch on onwhich onwhich onwhich
which stood a girl as Goddess of Lib Liberty Llbfrty lAbert ¬
erty ert strewing flowers upon the presi president president president ¬
dent As the president reentered his hiscarriage hJcir hIscarlage
carriage cir lage an original ode was sung by byHie byttl bythe
the ttl school children and the president presidentstood p presidentstood dent dentslood
stood up in his carriage and waved hIs btohat hahat hIshat
hat lustily A visit was made to the theNew theEW theNew
New EW Mexico Historical societys mu museum museum mitseum ¬
seum after which the party returned returnedto I
> to the depot the train leaving 191 at at13O
1230 D m mROUGH mROUGH iiiROUGH
ROUGH RIDERS AS GUARD GUARDA
A large detail of Rough Riders in inuniform inuniform inuniform
uniform served as a guard of honor honorhere honorhere honorhere
here and a number of these the accent accompanied aeeompan accentnanled ¬
panied pan led the president pre ident to Albuquerque AlbuquerqueThe
The Cleveland 0 grays who hap happened happened hapa ¬
a pened to arrive on an excursion tokfcwtrt t tkarf tok bkIt
fcwtrt arf It v in the exercises Four large largearches JarOa largearche
arches a and many lesser ones formed formedpart formedpart formedpart
part of the scheme of decorations decorationsvhioh decorationswhich decorationswhich
which exceeded everything that Santa SantaFe SantaFe SantaFe
Fe has thus far seen seenPrivate seenPrivate seenPrivate
Private Secretary Loeb arrived here herelast herelast herelast i
last night and Joined the president presidentiJov presidentfoverflor
iJov foverflor rnor r M A Otero and other terri territorial territoriI terntonal ¬
tonal I officials accompanied the pre president ident preeldent ¬
dent to Albuquerque AlbuquerqueAT AlbuquerqAT
AT ALBUQUBBQUB ALBUQUBBQUBTown ALBUQVERQUElowa i
Town OW3t Was Lavishly LavishlyDecorated Decorated For Forthe Forthe Porthe
the Occasion OccasionAlbirauerque Oec iouAI OceaxfouAlbuquerque
Albuquerque AI rqu N M May 5 5the The presi president prestc preeitient ¬
c dent d nt closed the most picturesque day dayof dayi dayI
I of his 8 western trip with a stop of f two twohours twoI
i I hours b l in i Albuquerque it utrU this iS iSa evening l n Hte Htetrain 1lietrnln r rtrain
train reached che Here on timeat time al 150 oclock oclockand oclockc oclockerd
c and a rd he was ll1 escorted Tted at once by a recep reception reeepthm recepticn ¬
tion committee headed head by b Delegate Del Kate S S SJioley SJ SJtotey
Jioley J ot1ey of New Mexico to a lavishly lavishlydecorated lavishlyd lavishlyderated
decorated d rated stand in front jf J f the beautiful beautifulAlvcrado beautifulAIrado beautifulAtvrado
Alvcrado hotel where he spoke for a afew atf9 afew
few minutes mlnut s to a crowd of 500ft people peopleThe JeOpleThe ieopieThe
The president dwelt on irrigation and Its Itsimportance ItsSmportnf Itsimyortence
importance in the department de Rrtmfnt > of New Newpxlco SwIf Newltxico
> pxlco If > but occupied thv th greater part of ofthe ftIlt oflb
the lb tim in discussing the th qualities that thato th thatgo lt ltItO
ItO o to make up good citizenship Directly Directlyopposite Directlyoppo1t DirectlyoppositC
opposite the speaker s stand and was a atableaux atableaux atableaua
tableaux representing repr ntlng New Mexico ap appealing aprtl appdllng ¬
pealing for admission to the Union t Unionfortyfive
rtl Af Affo fo tttugrn tugrn
fortyfive little tt girls dressed r I Ireptes in white whiterepresenting whitereptescetlng
representing reptes 8tlng the state while one of them themon themon
on tbe outside of a gate at which stood stoodVwe stOOdrlle st0001sce
Vwe Sam repreaontej r peft oh New w Mexico MexicoThe MexkoTb MexicoTbe
The Tb president prtli ut said Ut that when b n New NewMxioo NewMxio NewIlixieo
Mxioo had a little nvro Dr irrigation there therewouid thereouid therewould
would ouid lw nothing the U matter with the thelittle theJittlt thelittle
little maid on the th O lt6lr < > > iis rir From the theAlvamdo theAhartlAlo theAlvaredo
Alvamdo President Prt idfnt Uoosevelt was es escorted t tconed ccfltSd ¬
coned fltSd t > his hi carrtiae und nd P d the th > entire party partywas part partW partyue
W was taken for Ir an hoi hotlIs s drive about the thetovn theton he hetown
ton ending at the Commercial club clubhere clubwhere j jwhere
where here it brief reception was Wa held Here Herein Herethe Hereib
in the president was wa presented prt < nttd with a aNavajo aSavaj aNavajo
Navajo sade blank in which was waswoven wasupn wasOVPfl
woven in whiie whU letters ttfrs his hi credentials as asrn ashonrarr asl
rn l honorary member mtffi of th the cluX du The Thepresident TheJH8Id Thepresident
president JH8Id H wa was greitti rer reti < ti > pleased pleag d with Itit the theift thegift j jIfift
gift ift Hr the president prH ± drt was as greeted by bysmother bylllllther byanother
smother l big ir delegation c1ei < uioT of members of his his3tow hi hiHfucb hisltoub
3tow Hfucb h Kders regiment and he repeat repeate re repeatHy t tH
e > 5ly H refrred to t his pleasure in meeting meetingtliem meetingt meetingthm
tliem t tm and in visiting the th Country from fromwhich fromwhich I
which the greater cr aer part of the regiment regimentwas
wa was recruited recruitedAt r ruI ted I It
At t 5 oclock the president continued his niai histri histri
tri to the west with i th < Grand Canyon Canyonof
of the Colorado as the objective point pointCJovernor pointGomfJr pointGovernjr
CJovernor Otero Ot ro of New fW Mexico and andGovernor andGov andGovernor
Governor Gov Brodle of Arizona accompanied accompaniedKe
the oresitlont to Albuquerque from rom santa santaFe santaFe
Fe Governor Brodle wiU be the presi presidents IIres IIresntg prestints
dents ntg guest until he passes out of Art Arizona AnJona Artmona ¬
mona
swa swaso
I SHOT so HIMSELF HIMSELFBaltimore BIXSBLFRahimor ESBLPBaltimore
Baltimore Md May 5 5H H E Moran Moranaged Moran2lrOO Morana
aged a cod 6 Iii or Helena Mont who has beea beenin beeain beeaI
I in Baltimore for several eraJ months for his hishealth highIth hi hihealth
health committed suicide today tOOa in Druid DruidHill Druidi
Hill i till park by shooting booU himself through throughthe tbroqhthe
the head with a revolver revolverFIFTY I OlverFIFTY revolverFIFTY
FIFTY CENTS CENTSA
1 A MONTH MONTHA
A small bottle of Scotts ScottsEmulsion ScottsEmulsion ScottsEmulsion
Emulsion costing fifty cents centswill cen cenwill centswill
will last a baby a month montha monthafew monthafew a afew
few drops in its bottle each eachrime eachtime eachtime
time it is fed Thats a small smalloutlay smalloutlay smalloutlay
outlay for so large a return of ofhealth ofC ofhealth
C health and comfort coraiortBabies comfortBabies cotalortBabies
Babies that are given givenScotts givenScotfs givenScotts I
Scotts Emulsion EmuIsionquickly xjuicldy re respond respond respond ¬
spond to its helpful action actionIt
It seems seez to contain con just the theelements theel theelements
elements el m ts of nourishment a ababy ababy ababy
baby needs eed most mostlackjS m mostOrdinary St StOrdinary <
Ordinary f fSd Qd fr frecQendy frecQendytack1this cl endy endytbis
tack1this lackjS this rK5tinsJ noun wmt > cotts cottsEiifeian co s sE SE
Eiifeian E ftt sion always alwayssupplies aY supplies it ItW41 itWii
W41 t4 roe a saBIpk plc free os HIIfUIC HIIfUICI ses sesL
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ALL CHARGES DENIED DENIEDExSIayor DENIEDExEayor DENIEDExMayer
ExSIayor Ames on the Stand in His HisOwn HisOwn ElsOWflfeflSe
Own OWflfeflSe OWflfeflSeMinneapolis De Defense DefenseMinneapolis ense enseMlnneapol
Minneapolis Mien Jil May 5FOnner 5FOnneray01 tFetmerMayor FoSna r rMayor
Mayor ay01 Ames was Wa today subjected to a arigid ari arigid
rigid ri tid crossexamination cro by the state 3 fs
his trial for bribery and extortion extortionconfronted extortionW extortionWconfronted WWen WWenconfronted
confronted by his written enters to toauperlnteodent tJw tJwsupertntendent t1 t1superthtendcnt
supertntendent of police with regard to tomaking tomaJdog tomaking
making a list of disreputable houses lie liedeclared Mdeclared bedeclared
declared that the signature was made madewith nMdewith ndewith
with a rubber stamp and he had never nevereen neYerteen neverseen
teen or autaoriaed the th order On redi redirect redlrect redirect ¬
rect examination he declared he had n ne nesr nesrseen rr rrseen r rseen
seen the lIst of such houses hou e found in his hisdesk
desk by Thomas R Brown his secretary
He denied that be had given Irwin A
Gardner 50 O to reimburse a woman who
had been fined in court although paying
for protection At this point Brown wa warecalled w wrecall was wasrecalled
recalled recall and asked about the publication publicationof
of Dr Amos letter withdrawing from the thecongress thecontest
contest St for tb the Republican utU utUconcretJa nomination = for forcongress
congress Dr Ames = on the stand had
declared that he had never seenthe letter letteruntil Jetteruntil letteruntil
until it appeared appe red in print Brown said be
bad prepared the letter I tter after consultation consultationwith consultationwith
with his hl chief who after making some somechanges someff someChanges
changes publication = ff I IB wa it It signed it and authorized its itsDr ItsDr Itspublication
Dr Ames then being recalled admitted admittedthat admittedthat admittedthat
that he might have authorized the let letter Jetter lettee ¬
ter but if eo he did not remember it itHe it itHe itJie
He had no recollection of seeing or hear hearing bearIne hearIng ¬
ing of the letter until his wife read it itto itto itto
to him out of a newspaper His memory memorywas memoryw memorywas
was w similarly hazy when questioned questionedabout qUa5t1onedabout questionedabout
about wbKt w t Gardner meant when w he hespoke bespoke hespoke
spoke about getting pttJ the expense e money
back although h he supposed ft was wasconnection in inconnection inconnection
connection with raids on street walkers walkersThe walkersTbe walkersThe
The defense e then put on a number of ofwitnesses ofwluee ofwitnesses
witnesses to testify to the defendants defendantsprevious defendantprevlou8 defendantsprevloia
previous good character characterJohn cbaracterJohn characterJohn
John Lone an attorney swore that thatwhen thatwlten thatwhen
when he called on the mayor with ref refi reCereeee retaace
ereeee aace i to an appointment the Hitter Hitterseemed tt ttto tterseemed
seemed to be out of his mind Witness Witnesstold WltDeetold WIin WIintold
told several people that the mayor IItRoYorera was wascrazy waEDr
crazy crazyDr eraDr
Dr JL 1 W Clark who occupied an of office offiee offlee ¬
flee wtth Amen said the latter had a anumber anuMbee anumber
number of delusions IcmtI His mental J eJ1 condi condition oodltloa onditin ¬
tin was bad and witness s ascribed It to toatcshottom toaleeholtllm to2lCehoL
atcshottom He testified that in life opin opinion oplnton opinIon ¬
ion Ames was not capable of iudgms judghmthe iudgmsthe judghvthe
the effect etl of such acts as 8 receiving receivingmoney reeelrin reeelrinJDOneJ receletflfmoney
money in the manner charged nor could couldhe couldlie couldhe
he dfettnyntett dI right from wrong wronffSLAVERY wrongIS wrongSLAVERY
IS ISSLAVERY
SLAVERY IN INFREE FREE STATE STATEReturned STATEReturned STATEBeturned
Returned Missionary Tells of Abuses Abusesin
in Congo CongoLouden CongoLon CongoLond
Lon Lond n May 5 5The The Rev William WBltamMorrison Wtu WilliamMorrIson am amMonitIOn
Morrison of Lexington Va a member memberof
of the American Presbyterian Pre mission missionwho missionwho missionwho
who Is here on his way home after six sixyears sixyean sixyears
years T work ork along the Kaseai river riverabout riverabout riverabout
about Lat miles in the interior of the theCongo theCORgo theCongo
Congo CORgo Free State fully confirms the thestories thestories theStories
stories of the abuses in the Congo Con o ad administration admlniatratJon adininistratj ¬
ministration He has furnished an ex exhaustive exhaust exhaustive ¬
haustive haust V report on the situation to the theCongo theConco theCongo
Congo Free State authorities to the theAmerican theAmerJcsn theAmerIcan
American and British ministers at atBrussels atBru atBrussels
Bru Brussels and to Foreign Secretary
Landfiowne Lan wne detailing the results of his hispersonal hiselllODaI hispersonal
personal > investigation inve and showing that thatthe thattbe thatthe
the situation n is daily growing worse as asa asa asa
a result or of the th rubber monopolys intro introduction IntrodlCtioB introduction ¬
duction of forced labor virtually virtuallyamounting virtuallyamounUn8 virtuallyamounting
amounting to slavery s1a very On his way to tothe tothe tothe
the coast coae Rev Morrison covered coveredmiles 8M 8Mi 900miles
i miles on the Kassai river formerly fonnerl fonnerlthicldy
thickly dotted with villages and he hesays he8Y8 hesays
says there thereare are now less than a dozen dozenvillages dozenvillqes dozenvillages
villages there the people having fled fledInto fledInto
into the forests to escape the tyranny tyramiyof tyran y yof
of the whites It i 18 impossible Impoe for the thenatives thenatlvftl thenaUvqs
natives fb get any redress from the theCongo theConpo theCongo
Congo Free State officials for the abuses abusesto
to which they are subjected subjectedRev subjectedRev subjectedRev
Rev Mr Morrison sails for New York Yorkstate YorkMay YorkMay
May S aDd will furnish the state de department tIepertinent ¬
partment at Washington with further furtherevidence furtherevtdea furthereviden
evidence eviden e on the subject subjectTHEY subjectTHEY subjectTHEY
THEY SUPPORT MR MORK WORKHis MORKI
His Friends in the Richfield District DistrictSign DistrictSign DistrictSign
Sign Testimonial TestimonialSome TestimoniaLSome TestimoniaLSome
Some of the pastors and an members of the
Methodist church in the state apparently apparentfnr
do not fnr prooose to allow o the th fight against againstSuperlmencent againstSuperlutencent
= = oeI It Ittack
Superlmencent J I L Leillch eI and audthe the at attack attack ¬
tack upon the th Rev E E Eo Mork to rest 8t in inthe 10the Inthe
the status it was wa at the close of the tbecon tbeconference con conference conference ¬
ference here recently These supporters supportersof s ers ersof
of Mr Lefllch Le lch and Mr Monk are arer rally Uy ¬
lug together and are taking steps to up ¬
hold their church officer officerA ofticenJA
A petition signed by three threepaatolS pastors and
ten members of the church in the Rich Richfield ¬
field district where Mr Mork is iaMWJldlng iaMWJldlngelder presiding presidingelder nreeldlngelder
elder has been issued This document as asserts a8eru assorts
sorts that the statements derogatory ry to
the reputation of Mr Mork are not true true
The articles in the Christian Advocate ate in inregard inregard
regard to him J m are especially Iy mentioned mentionedas
as i being without thout foundation In fact they
are declared to be false and n1 malicious o
tJ ctar ctaro ctarKork
The signers agnere era of f the petition declare that Mr MrMork MrMork
Mork MIS built up fa a reputation for in inabove integrity
tesrl tegrity and Chri Ch tianUke conduct that Is Isabove isabove
above reproach reproachThe reproachThe reproachTb
The Tb testimonial te is signed by J I M Han Hansen Hansea
sea pastor tot Richfield charge C J Heck Heckn Heckner Heckner
n ner r pastor Ephraira and Mt Pleasant Pleasantcharges Pleasantcharges
charges cbar S Allison Marysvale Mrs S SAllison S
Allison Marysvale vale Mrs M H Pass Passmore Passmore Passmore
more teacher M E mission Elslnore EisinoreUtah ElslnoreUtahJknas
UtahJknas Utah i5s M Holee teacher M E mis mission mlsIIlon mission ¬
sion Richfield Mrs J M Hansen HYID teach teacher teacher ¬
er M E mission Dd Richfield Minnie L LGay LGay
Gay Lillian Filmer Moroni Agnes Bu i
low Mt Pleasant Nora Wiflingham Vt lRlham
Spnn Spring < Clt City H I Hansen pastor Brig
ham and Hooper HO per Mrs H I Hansen HansenSTRONG HansenPOINT
STRONG LE6AL i GAl POINT POINTTJncle POINTUncle POINTUncle
Uncle Sams Principal Contention in inthe inthe inthe
the Boundac Dispute DisputeWashington Dispute1Dshington DiuputeWashington
Washington May iTbe The strongest strongestpoint 8tro strongestptint t tpoint
point in the fnerican < nerkan case In the Alaskan Alaskanboundary
boundary dispute > which was recently de delivered de delivered delivered ¬
livered to the British ambassador is the tbecommunication theommunlcattun thecommunication
communication of the Russian ambas ambassador ambllsador ambaseador ¬
sador to the British king lriD when he deliv delivered deUvr dclivcrJ ¬
ered r > j the exchange of ratifications of the theRusaoAnclo theU theRussoAnglo
RusaoAnclo treaty t hi loft It is a part partof pertof
U =
of the record of the h American ri rithe case that thatthe thatt
the t he American ambassador t wasinstructed was instructed
by the Russian government to inform the theking theking thenng
king nng that the interpretation which the tbeRussians theRusJlan8 theRussians
Russians placed upon the treaty was as thAt tbatthe thAtt
the t ht clause relating retI to ten marine leagues leaguesmeaot leagueimea leaguesmeai
mea meai < that the distance from the sea seashould Ileahould seashould
should < not be le teaS > than ten marine leagues leaguesfrom leaguESfrom s sfrom
from the sea It is shown by a report ot otthe otthe ofthe
the ambassador amba88 dcr that he delivered this in instruction Instruction inCT ¬
struction CT to the king and that the conten contention contention contention ¬
tion of Russia a at that time was not die disputed 4Iil dieiluteti ¬
puted l ut > 1 until ten years EanJ ago The fact factwaA there therewas t1serwas
was no contention over the boundary aDo aDothat aDdthat sosthat
that this Interpretation of Russia was wascommunicated wascommunicated
communicated to the British government governmentis
is believed by the American Am 1I counsel to tomake tomake tomake
make a strong legal point poi t in favor of the theAmerican tMAmerican theAmerican
American contentions contentionsNEW contentionsN
NEW N EW PLAN OF SALVATION SALVATIONHerbert SALVATIONRerbert SALVATIONHerbert
Herbert Booth Will WiliTeach Teach the Gospel Gospelby Gospelby
by ens Ceaas of Drajaas DrajaasNew DnqnasSew
New York May a aTo To teach ua h the tb gor gorthrough gospel gospelthrough pel pelhrouch
through tbe eye by means of a reugl reugltheatre reious reioustheatre UB UBthtatre
theatre is the plan of Herbert Booth Boothson Boothson
son of General Booth whose resignation resignationterr resignationfrom
from mo motIoft the Salvation tIoft Army 1mw Is s still a mys mystery
tery terrMr Mr Booth ootb who has arrived in New NewYork NewYork NewYork I
York Is not unlike his brother Balling BlUncton Ballington
ton He came to New Vork orII almost di directo dlrecti directly
recto from ZIon City C the headquarters headquartersof h arten artenof
of Dowtetem nl but denies that he has hasJoineaVthe haSjoinM beejoined
JoineaVthe joined the Dowie movement movementThe movementTh movementThe
Th The movement I am going to start startin rtIn startin
in New York said he is meant to tosolve tosolve tosolve
solve the problem of the unreached unreachedmasses lnre unreachedmasses ched chedmanes
masses It was for that my father start started tarted started ¬
ed the Salvation Army ArmyMy ArmyXy ArmyMy
My appeal Is to the eye I am going goingto
to form in this city a great theatre with witha
a powerful company of Christian actors actorsMy aetorsly actorsM
My M movement IB to be known as the theScientific theSeientttlc theScientific
Scientific Evangelization society and it itwill Itwill itwiU
will be for the purpose of sending broad broadcast broadcut broadcast ¬
cast illustrated Bible dramas 1 expect expectto I
to set such writers as Canon Farrar Farrarwas Farrarwu Farrarwas
was to write powerful dramas for me meDEATH meDEATH mes meDEATH
s
DEATH OP NINTH VICTIM VICTIMTJetreiU VICTIMDetrelt VICTI3LDetroit
Detroit May S SThe The ninth victim of ofSunday OfSunday
Sunday nights accident at the corner of
Caofteld and Dequtader streets when a
Grand Trunk train plowed through a aparty apart aparty
party part of Polish excursionists 8t8 who were werea wereboatSlSg
boarttmjr a Lake Shore train at the e cross
lug died today at Harper hospital He is
Jopeph Ssrutotta II aged a 30 i of Toledo
JoMofc Scbafranski aad Helen Rodziewicz Rodziewiczof Rodr Rodsiew4of 4twlec 4twlecof
of Toledo who are in a critical condi condition condities ¬
tion show aJao slight bt improvement iprove t today The Tbeothers Theothers Theothers
others Injured are believed to be out of ofdanger otdanser ordanger
danger dangerALL dangerALI
ALL KINDS OF CALAMITY CALAMITYNew CAT A VTTY VTTYNew
New York May 5 5Since Since Sunday Sundayevening Sundayevening Sundayevening
evening Tacna and Area have been beenvisited beenvWUl4 beenvisited
visited by b earthquakes Lh s sandstorms and andviolent andviolent andviolent
violent hot winds cables the Tacna TacnaChile TacnaChile TacnaChile
Chile correspondent of the Herald HeraldInterior HeraldInterior HeraldInterior
Interior points report Intense cold and andheavy andheavy andheavy
heavy snowstorms snowsto snowstoc
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Milwaukee Mayi K Mgy iiPresldent President James JamesOConnell JamesOConnell JaxnesOConnell
OConnell of the International Associa Association As ocia1Ion Assoclation ¬
tion of Machinistsdelivered Machinists delivered his annual annualreport annualreport annualreport
report at todays session o f that body bodyThe ItodyThe bodyThe
The report after aftft calling attention to
the fact that employers are trying to toenforce toenforce toenforc
enforce the piece work system in pref preference preference prefcrease ¬
erence to the regular day rate of em employment employment employtnent ¬
ployment says saysThis aysThis saysThis
This convention should decide 4 lde that
the systems are either right or wrong wrongand wrongaDd wrongand
and that our members shall or shall not no
be permitted to work under them If Ifyou Ifyou IfYou
you decide that the piece work system systemand systemand systemand
and theoperating the th operating Gf f two or more ma machines machines machines ¬
chines is wrong ng then I recommend that thata
a date be set a sufficienttime ahead aheadwhen aheadwhen
when ben your membership at large argeshould aie should
be notified that they will be no longer longerpermitted onger ongerPhtIIlItted
permitted JJ to work under un erthe the piece work workor workOr workOr
or other systems of paying for labor laborexcept laborexcept
except the regular daily rate and that thatthey tl1tthey thatthey
they will not be permitted to operate operatetwo operatetwo operatetwo
two or more machines machinesTouching machinesTouckta machinesTouclekig
Touching Touckta upon the question of gov government governm goverflme ¬
ernment ernm Jit t by Inju injunction lon the report says saysI 8Sr
I recommend r Commendth that t this convention conventionpass conventionpass
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pass a strong set of resolutions de denouncing de denouncing deflouncing ¬
nouncing the methods adopted by
judges in issuing Js uing broadcast Injunctions Injunctionsenjdlningmen injunctIOnsenj lnjuncti ns nsenjeiningrnenrrem
enjdlningmen enj enjeiningrnenrrem iningmen fr frem m the exercise of their theirrights theirrights theirrights
rights as citizens and voicing our ur op opposition op opposition opposition ¬
position against government govern nt by injunc injunction injunction injunction ¬
tion in no nou uncertain eertaln language languageStrike languageStrike anguageStrike
Strike at Topeka TopekaTopeka TopekaTopeka
Topeka Kan May S IiA A special to tothe tothe tothe
the State Journal from Horton Kan Kansays Ransays Kansays
says saysEighty saysEighty saysEighty
Eighty machinists employed on the theHock theRock theRock
Rock Island railway shops here went wenten welton wenton
on strike today because becau the company
had employed George te Bell an alleged allegedspotter allegedspotter I
spotter to pry around and report cases casesof casesOf casesof
of delinquency Six hundred men are areaffected areaffected areaffected
affected affectedStrike
Strike at Horton HortonHortort HortonHortolf HortonHortod
Hortort Ran May i iEIhty Eighty ma machinists maehlnlsts maehinists ¬
chinists in the Rock Island shops struck strucktoday strucktoday strucktoday
today because of the presence of an al alleged alleged 1 1leged ¬
leged spy employed by the company All Allthe Allthe Allthe
the other men in the shop MO in num number number number ¬
ber say they the P will strike also al o if the man manis manIs manis
is not discharged by the company oomp ny Con Considerable Considerable Considerable ¬
siderable excitement prevails among amongthe
the workmen workmenTrouble workmenTrouble orkmenTrouble
Trouble at El Paso PasoEl PasoEI PasoEl
El Paso Tex May 5 iTwo Two hundred hundredand hundredand hundredand
and fifty machinists macblnl t8 boilermakers and andhelpers andhelpers andhelpers
helpers in the El Paso Northeastern Northeasternshops NortheasternshopS Northeasternshops
shops at Alamogordo N M went on onstrike onstrike onstrike
strike this morning because the super superintendent superIntendent superIntendent ¬
intendent of motive power discharged dischargedtheir dischargedtheir dischargedtheir
their foreman foremanHALF foremanHALF
5 0 0HALF
HALF RATES NORTH NORTHSaturday NORTHSaturday NORTHSaturday
Saturday May 16 Via Oregon Short ShortIiine ShortLine ShortLine
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to principal Idaho points Tickets good goodreturning goodreturning
returning retur for thirty days Full par particulars particularS particulart ¬ I
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flee 21 l Main street streetSAN streetSAN streeto streetSAN o
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GREAT ANNUAL MAY SALE now nowgoing nowgoing nowgoing
going on at af the Lace House Every Everydepartment Everydepartment Everydepartment
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street Twelfth South and State streets streetsCut streetsCut streetsCut
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MUELLER BILL WILL PASS PASSSpringfield PASSSpringfield PASSSpringfield
Springfield Ills May 5 5The The senate senatetoday senatetoday senatetoday
today concurred in the house amend amendments amendments amendmonth ¬
ments to the Mueller municipal owner ownership ownership ownership ¬
ship bill The bill itself which is pri primarily primarll priniarily ¬
marily marll an act to enable the city of ofChicago ofChlCftgo ofChicago
Chicago to own operate lease con construct construct construct ¬
struct etc street railways will pass passthe passthe passthe
the senate and the legislation so long longsought longsought longsought
sought by Chicago will go on the thestatute tbest thestute
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of emollients Wear daring darln the night nightold nightold nightold
old loose kid gloves or bandage lightly
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rough roughand and chapped chappedhands hands dry fissured fissuredItching ftssuredItching fissuredItching I
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treatment for every humour of the theskin theskin theskin
skin scalp and blood with loss of oChah oChahmay bali haiimay balimay
may now be had for one dollar Bathe Bathewith Bathewith Bathewith
with hot water aDd Cuticura Soap to tocleanse tocleanse tocleanse
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and soften the thickened cuticle Dry Drywithout Drywithout Drywithout
without hard rubbing and apply Cutl Cutlcnra Cutlcara CutLcurs
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and heal heal and lastly take the Cuticura CuticuraResolvent CuttcuraResolvent CuticuraResolvent
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permits rest and sleep in the severest severestforms saverestforms severestforms
forms of Eczema and andotber other itching
burning and scaly humours and points pointsto
to a speedy permanent and economical economicalcure
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slats around body Yale lock lockstraps lockstraps lockstraps
straps Hagney bolts three hinges hingesfull hln hingesfull es esfull
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eases of Men Women W om n and Children
VARICOCELE four to six days
GONORRHOEA one to three days
LOST MANHOOD lIA HOOD three to nine weeks
BLOOD DISEASES thirteen to twentynine days
Our motto A Alow Alow Alow
low fee quick quickcure quickcure quickcure
cure mild and andpainless andpainless andpainless
painless treat treatment treatment treatment ¬
ment Call or
DR G W SHORES SHORESHome SHORESHome SHORESHome
Home Cures by Mail MaiDo lV1aii lV1aiiDo MailDo
Do not despair because you live at a distance distancefrom distancefrom distancefrom
from the city Drs Shores new system of HOME HOMETREATMENT HOMETREATMENT HOMETREATMENT
TREATMENT makes it easy to get expert exp rt advice adviceand adviceand adviceand
and treatment at home Their new symptom symptomblank symptomblank symptomblank
blank covers every symptom of disease which en enables enables ¬ d dabIes
ables them to diagnose your case and tell you youwhat youwhat youwhat
what your trouble is what can be done for you youand youand youand
and what the cost of a cure will be WRITE for fortheir fortheir fortheir
their new symptom list and take tak advantage of the theFREE theFREE
FREE EXAMINATION Whether you take taketreatment taketreatment taketreatment
treatment or not the advice costs you nothing t
Weak Men MenIf
If you suffer from any of the weaknesses weaknesses weak weaknesses ¬
nesses or diseases di ases caused by ignorance ignoranceexcess ignor ignoranceexcess nce nceexcess
excess or congation congaUonYOU YOU ARE THE THEVERY THEVERY THEVERY
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We have proved our ourskiIl skill in curing all allCHRONIC allCHRONIC allCHRONIC
CHRONIC diseases dlsea s by publishing publishingthousands publishingthousands publishingthousands
thousands of voluntary volunt r testimonials of ofhome ofhOlIe ofbome
home people giving glving1lames names pictures and andaddresses andaddresses andaddresses
addresses addressesVE addressesWE addressesWE
WE VE CANT PUBLISH OUR CURES IN INPRIVATE INPRIVATE INPRIVATE
PRIVATE DISEASES DISEASESBecause DISEASESBecause
Because it would betray confidence confidenceHence confidenceHenee confidenceHence
Hence we have to prove our skill in this thisclass thisclass thisclass
class of troubles in another an ther way This Thisis Thi Thiis Thisis
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cured You can depend upon our word wordany wordany wordany
any bank in Utah will indorse it thou thousands thousands thousands ¬
sands of patients have indorsed us usNOW usNOW usNOW
NOW TVE VE WA WANT T TO TOCURE CURE YOU YOUwith YOU YOUwith YOUwith
with the distinct understanding understandingthat that we wewill wewill wewill
will not demand d mand a FEE until we cure cureyou cureyOU cureyou
you This applies to LOST MANHOOD MANHOODSeminal MANHOODSemina MANHOODSemina
Semina Weakness Spermatorrhoea SpermatorrhoeaGonorrhoea SpermtorrhoeaGonorrhoea SpermatorrhoeaGonorrhoea
Gonorrhoea Syphilis S phms and all all weak weaknesses weaknesses weaknesses ¬
nesses of men We absolutely cure cureVaricocele cureVaricocele
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14IG 86 W W M South Salt Lake City Utah UtahNotice UtahNotice UtahNotice
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j TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN CON ERN NO NOUce NOtice NOtics
tics Is hereby given that a special tax
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I for the porpose of o constmsting a newer neweron seweron wer weron
on First street between State and andll A Astreets A Astreets
streets ll eets in sewer district No No1 1 ha has been beenI beentlevled
levied I and confirmed by ordinances of ofthe orthe ofthe
the city ea ty council approved Feb ve 27 and andMarch andJilarcb andMarch
March 18 18Said 190S 190SSaid l3O l3OSaid
Said special tax is levied upon th fol following followhle following ¬
lowing described rel rE property in Salt Salti Sal SalI saltLake
i Lake City towit All of t lot 2 block hlO1kus
113 and all of iota V I z 2 3 aad d 4 4 Mock hlockI
1114 I U4 plat A A Salt Lake City Ctt survey for fora fola fort
t a depth of twentyfinfe feet back from fromFirst fromFirst fromFirst
First street et and fld is d due e and payable able now nowand nowand
and will become delinquent de ent en n the 17th 17thday lithday 17thday
I day of May 190X 190XAll 1903All 1303All
All special taxes are payable at my rayoffice myotfice myoffice
office room 10X City hall Salt Lake LakeQlty
City B P MORHia MORHiaCity MORIUSCity Mrtiti3City
City Treasurer urer 3so d Special Tax Col Collector COllector CelectOr ¬
I lector lectorSalt lectorSalt lectOrSalt
Salt Lake City CIl May 1 IMS IMSSewer 1MSewer 1903Sewer
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