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2 The SaXiT jlIake Trtbunb. "Wednesday MoeinXng, February 3, 1904. 1
I: NEW YORK GAS METERS
J ! : WORK FOR COMPANY
T (l Sensational and Instructive Story Told in a Report Made by
y an Inspector in Gotham Who Has Tested
h 73,000 Gas Measuring Machines.
H j 4- Ncw York, Feb. 2. A report was -f
Hj mado to tlio Governor only a fow
H ij days ago by the Slato Meter In- -H-
H ' npector declaring thnt out of nearly
H ' 73.000 meters here one out of ovory
H five was defective In favor of the -f
H -f company. -f-
Hl'
Now York, Feb. 2. Mayor McClel-
B ) Inn, Health Commissioner Darlington
H . J and Commissioner of Water Supply,
B i Gas and Electricity Oakley are named
Ht j l as parties, in a petition which will be
H j filed today in the State Supreme court,
' ' aimed at the gas companies furnishing
Illuminant In this city,
r Robert G. Langdon, the petitioner,
H ; asks tho court to issue a mandatory in.
H ' junction ordering: the city officials
HL named to investigate the conditions at-
H ' i tending the manufacture and dlstrlbu-
B tlon of the illuminating gas of every
F company In the city of New York, to
B inspect the gus of every company, to
H i test the same both as to candle-power
1 and purity, to collect the fines accruing
H to the city from such companies for vio-
H Iatlons of laws, Issue orders which shall
H require every company to desist frqm
Hl supplying gas or Illuminating power of
III NEW MEXICO'S HICHEST
HAN CALLED BY DEATH.
ill j, Albuquerque. N. M., Feb. 1, M. S.
, jl Otero, probably tho wealthiest man in
I I iff New Mexico, Delegate In Congress from
, J'" 1879 to 1SSS. and one of the leading busl-
1 nes3 men of tne Territory. Is dead at his
' I Li home hers of apoplexy. Ho was a cousin
I V of M. O. Otero, at present Governor of
i i III Now Mexico. A widow and flvo children
i ? survive him.
Illy, WEST VIRGINIA BANK
fc CLOSED BY COMPTROLLER,
J j Pj Clarksburg. W. Va., Feb. 2. The Trad-
1 ' er8' National bank, the largest bunk in
I- this city, has been closed by order of tho
ill) Comptroller of tho Currency and a na-
" HI tional bank examiner nan been appointed
II I h, temporary receiver Assets, $1,250,000. It
III r 'S thought that tho bank will resume busl-
' III I nC38- No etatement of its condition has
i i been made.
I less than twenty-candle-power and not
I complying with a reasonable standard
of purity as fixed by the city, and stop
the alleged higher rate of pressure than
that fixed by law.
The petitioner alleges that he has been
overcharged by one of the companies,
nnd numerous deaths in thi3 city recent
ly from asphyxiation ure cited.
Examination of the Manhattan rec
ords of the Coroner's office showed that
In November twenty-five porsons were
asphyxiated by gas, in December twenty-three,
and in January thirty-eight,
making a total of eighty-six for the
three months.
Coroner Scholer asserts that tho fig
ures are almoHt ns high in the other
boroughs of Greater New York.
The Coroner declares that his experi
ence in hospital work formerly showed
that persons lying all night In a room
partly filled with gas frequently recov
ered, but that now the victims almost
invariably die after breathing the fumes
an hour.
As a rule the cases Investigated by the
Coroner showed that the victims had
gone to sleep with a light burning low;
that the pre&surc let up, extinguishing
the flames, and then was renewed, caus
ing the suffocation of the sleeper.
The Coroner is now preparing a report
on the subject, which he will hand to
the Mayor.
Hl I A Smart Little Frock.
1 1 t DESIGN BY MAY MANTON.
jj GIRL'S COSTUME, 461L
Jit Shepherd's checks are always becoming to young folks, and are greatly in
. (' vogue at the present time. This very .charming little frock combines one in blue
V and white with vest front and cuffs of white henrietta, and is exceedingly ef-
. ij i fective. Both the fronts and the back of the waist are tucked and are gathered
-j at the lower edge, but the tucks at the front extend to yoke depth only while
''f. those at the back are full length and so arranged as to give a tapering effect to
Hj "1 the figure. The skirt is five-gored, but all tho seams are concealed by tho tucks,
Hj '3 which are stitched to flounce depth, then fall free to form becoming flare. The
jv quantity of material required for a girl of 12 years of age is G1. yards 27, 3
yards 44 or 34 yards 52 Inches w.ldc, with yard of henrietta for front and
jh, cuffs. A May Manton pattern. No. 4611, sizes 8 to 14 years, will be malleti to any
' address by the fashion department of this paper on receipt of 10 cents.
f i Pattern No (Ton Cents Inclosed.)
, yA. Ao orders aro filled from the Eatt, it will require about 10 days from receipt
H, '' ) of order to receive pattern.
: h OASTOH.IA.
Ir.f BeauthB yQ Tha Kind Yoo Haffl Atr.aj3 Bought
1 rtZ&m
CHICAGO MAN DIES
IN SOUTH AFRICA.
Chicago. Feb 2. A cablegram received
from Capo Town, South Africa, an
nounces tho death of David Olivor, a pio
neer miller of Chicago and one of tho
oldest members of the Chicago Board
of Trade.
PRUSSIAN ARMY OFFICER
SUICIDES BY SHOOTING.
San Antonio. Tex., Feb, 2. Paul Stern,
a young officer of tho Prussian armv has
committed sulcido hero by shooting twlco
through the breast with a revolver. Ho
left letters to his brothers in Germany
Baying ho woe weary of battling against
Ill-health.
TIGHT CORSETS KILLED
MISS KATE MORIABTY.
Springfield, MaBB.. Feb. 2. Mls3 Kato
morlarlty Is dead hero from heart fail
ure, which was caused, according to tho
doctors, by pressure, from corset slays,
bne fainted whilo dancing, was removed
from tho ballroom nnd dJcd within a" few
minutes.
DEMOCRATIC
POW-WOW.
COMMITTEE IS ARRANGING FOR
THE NATIONAL CONVENTION
IN CITY OF ST. LOUIS.
St. Iouls, Feb. 2. Pursuant to call, the
committee on arrangements for tho Dem
ocratic nallonnl convention mot hero at
tho Southern hotel today.
The committee probably will be In ses
sion two days, perfecting arrangements
for the convention, looking over the piano
of tho local committees and providing for
the allotment of tickets.
A visit to tho Coliseum, whero tho con
vention Is to be held, was mado today.
A cominlttoo from the Business Men's
leagufi met with the committee and ex
plained tho preparations that had been
made, especially In regard to hotel rates.
The assurance was given that there would
be no advanco In tho rates now In forco
Most of the afternoon was spent In a
close personal Inspection of tho Coli
seum. The committee unanimously adopted a
resolution expressing satisfaction with
the arrangements made by tho local com
mittee rclatlvo to accommodations and
tho rates to bo charged. Tho resolution,
which was offered by Senator Stone, fol
lows: "Resolved. That tho proposition sub
mitted by Mr. C. W Knapp, chairman of
the local hotel committee relative to rates
and dates Is considered reasonablo and Is
entirely satisfactory to tho committee,
and In Its opinion will be satisfactory to
tho public."
A Guaranteed Cure for Piles.
Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruil- I
ing Piles. Your druggist will refund
money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to
cure you in 6 to 14 days. 50c.
FATHER ENDS FESTIVITIES
BY DRINKING POISON.
St. Louis. Feb. 2. While his daugh- 1
ter's guests were being introduced at a i
dancing party at his home, Henry Hage-
melr committed suicide in an adjoining
room by taking carbolic acid. i
Hngemelr had been enjoying the fes- ,
tlvlties for a time, and then suddenly
stepped into a vacant room and swal
lowed the acid. His groans led to his
discovery, and the party came to an
abrupt termination. He died shortly af- 1
terward.
It is believed the death of his young
son, who was accidentally shot two
years ago, and business troubles preying i
upon his mind led to tho deed.
. Original Republican Dead.
Battle Creek. Mich., Feb. 2.
Walter W. Woolnough, probably the
oldest newspaper editor In the State,
died todaj', aged S3 years. Mr. Wool
nough started the first paper published
in Battle Creek, and was one of the men
present at the organization of the Re
publican party at Jackson.
Noted Florist Dead.
New York. Feb. 2. William Burgess,
who brought the Marcchal Nell rose to
this country, Is dead from pneumonia.
His greenhouses on Long l3land wero
among tho largest In tho United States.
A Cold Storage Section.
St. Louis, Fob. 2. Director of Works
Taylor announces the letting of a con
tract for the refrigerating arts building
at tho World's fair, the contract prlco
being 516,000.
-i
Hood's Sarsaparilia
Has won succoss fur beyond tho elfec'
o advertising only.
Tho secret of Its wonderful popular
ity b cxnluiucu by its unapproachable
Merit.
Based upon a prescription which
onrcd. pooplo considered incurable,
Hood's Sarsaparilia
Unites the best-known vegetable rem
edies, by such a combination, propor
tion and process as to bavo curative
power peculiar to itself.
Its curc3 of scrofula, eczema, psori
asis, and every kind of humor, as well
as catarrh anil rheumatism prove
Hood's Sarsaparilia
the best blood purifier ever produced
Its cures of dyspepsia, loss of appc
tito and that tired feeling mako it tin
greatest stomach tonic and strength
restorer tho world has ever known.
Hood's Sarsaparilia
18 a thororehlv good medicine. Begin
to take 5: AY. Get HOOD'S.
A NeW Wrinle, (No. i.)
Tomato Soup
Two tenspoonfiils Armour's Ext met of Boof,
1 can tomntoca 1 tablospoonful angor
1 quart wntcr 1 tcnspoonful gait
- . Hit of bay loaf Jj tuaflpoonful soda
' ; - '.JcIOTca 2 tnblospooufuU bultor
't 1 tenspoonfnl paprika 2 tnblogpoonfnla floor
. . . v,. 1 tonapoonfnl finely chopped onion,
' ' . Strain tbo tomatoes, udd tho water nnd cook 20 min
utes; ndd floda, suit, popnor, nnd Extract of Deof;
bring to boil on quick flrn; bind with batter and flour;
dd soaoaiDS8; uorvo with crouton.
Above i9 taken from edition de luxe "Culinary WrlnkleB"(Juot
out) which will be sent postpaid to any address on receipt of
a metal cap from jar of Armour's Extract of BselL
Armour & CoMPAiNY, Chicago.
Armour's
JLxtract
of Beef
The "Best Extract of the "Best "Beef
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Ibe kldnojs CDPiBENE BtronRthenK nnd roitorci Tho reason suitcrorn aro not oured by doctors
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GOrSE-PITTS DRUG OO.. Salt Lake City. Utah. Agents.
Character
May be read by the kind of Jew- E
B elry you wear and tho way you
wear it. The condition of your 1
watch Indicates the condition of I
: your mind.
' Be sure you are right. "We can f
assist you. j
Mail orders promptly filled.
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.
til iliWfil'i" I Ift'i iTVPWWTiiliW-MWigTlHdH.iflL'lill
THINK THREE CROWN
When you think of :
f Baking Powder.
"THREE CROWN" means high- '
est qualify.
J This trade mark on every can.
HEWLETT BROS. CO. t
a
1 Located In Hoart of tho Buslnoss S
I i and Theater Districts.
Mew WISsor 1
1 EUROPEAN HOTEL. K
. A. FRED WEY.
n SAL.T LAKE CITY. A
9 Rates: $1.00 to $3.00 per day. S
Popular Priced Restaurant.
TOO Rooms, with Telephone, Hot X
1 pnd Cold Running Water. Sixty DJ
I'rlvato Baths,
"'-t irps ia kjj lLi. u wfWj&Sr
The United States
Mints,.. : mP
were organized in 1792. "LJl jL.
The coinage of nickels was bgun in QsX
1S66. The latest report from the TP "jjKT If U V
Mints shows that 445.841.054 nickels iDfP 11 1 f ftf fi H
have been1 coined since that time, j& A B. 1 11 JL IiLlL & W'
value $22,292,052.70 SW
'Ever Coined
wotsld not pay for the
k Crenio cigars smoked fe
'm one year
' j eHrn tne World
(SSk , J suffered with a run down constitution ever cinco mr chiid was born ,' about twelve years ago, and
jjrffiflagpffi knew but few well days until Y inc of Cardui was called to my nitention
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v jjHBSraifewl m mtlCa9., tn"51"?, abo"t a change for the better in a few weeks, and now I take a few doses each
PBPIilttA dl)) F W mo1 and keep yelland strong, havo a splendid appetite
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mAmWi ij, . Thc main thing is y0U 0311 avoid examinations and operations and be cured quietly
Has ono of thn v. VKHr
Electrical Machinr7
Electric Bathn "I. hU oi
treatments Bvw?l .t .
manner. ln th tsJ
, Microscopic Medical InJLicir!
jc
ttns practiced in Salt Lav. ' iJ'13
ty-nvo years, and th in9, Z?tx
CBtabll3hcd cures he S04" 3 Zv
time provo tho scWfi-,BecWl
which phlB M
bormlng diagnosis by ihS ,3 fftA
croacope enable., Mm to fffi ri
ladlcal euro. The doctor
tand3 of caacs ot w ( fcu
cal Weakness and Nemi
Prostration
: And will forfeit IOC.) f0r 3,.,
under his treatment M
All cIgssch of private d!n.. ' '
all old. lingering dlVelzi?
the blood and tmpalrhi g' it
puphly and permanently eurSuS v.r
kidney comylalnt cured am SS5
Mts cured, iamvtom Tmoa, Xii
or no pay. Office hours; 19 toljHEi
Pleaao send for a Hat oi m M n
Dr. C. W. HlBBlnsE glp'
ESTABLISHZDsnlpeS
- mlS3 '
OHlT BUCKLE & BON, .jg?
Popular Tailorip
235 so. KAntsr mi
P. 0. Box 6813. Salt Uifcjjf
I SSJ
The State Bank of i
Comer Main and South Tczajli t
Salt Lake City. 4 1?-
: lLn
JOSEPH F. SMITH. Present 1 'iV
WILT.IAM B. PRESTO YFra
CHARLES S. BURTON. CuM?
HENRY T. M'EU'AN', MAL Cm
GEJTEEAL BANKING BUSS t5'1
Accounts Solicited, SpUl at!a .
country trade. Corre3poader.M to! 7
ifert:
OMMEEOIAL NATIONAL 1 fgj
CAPITAL PAID LS. im.
General banking In all its braise
Directors J. B. Coszrlff, JeLaJCa
O. J. Salisbury Moylan C FeL'trP
CosgrlfT. W. P Noble. GeoreeM-DiCSfJ-John
W. Donncllan. A. F. Holto 'nq
WELLS, FARGO S CO. 1
Salt Lake City Utah.
Established US1
The Oldest and Strongest Barit, ;
Capital ) . Lr
Surplus Y..W
Undivided Profits - I j Jg
Transacla a general baakirj hi
domestic tnd forelsn i :
Direct connections with bsit tl . .
principal cities of tho world. j 1CWK
. i teti)
ISSUES: ( ktzz
Drafts. J I ? Ctrl
Letters? of Credit, P tiltD
Telegraphic Transfer. ).
Deposits rccelvcd-subjtct to cIm iCia
H. L. MILLER, Cif. g.-ii
II. P. CLARK. Asit Cti
;
ESTABLISHED 1SI1. w05!
THE OLDEST AND LARGEsl
RG. DUN & CO., i a;S.t.
The Mercantile Agn: fjg
GEORGE RUST. General JW j
Utah, Idaho nnd WJ! i r
Offlco In Profrress bldg., Salt Luj .1
' ltsft?T
CAPITAL FULLY PAID. Cft Jtl
WALKER BOTE
Bankers, !
. SALT LAKE CITT, UTtf) jjjf
Established 153. IncorM
Transact a General BankJW JS &y
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES F0KJ- p
' ftr. its
QESERET NATIONAL BAN3 LG
UNITED STATES DEPOSlT-U
Salt Lako City. '
Capital, ?500,OOO. Surplus, S
L. S. HILLS. MOSES gg &
President vem 1
ii. s. young. b, s. m t.if;
Cashier ' , kfAi
Safo deposit boxes for re" J e
NATIONAL BANK OW
THE REPyf
U. S DEPOSITARY W g,
FRANK KNOX -viIpMIl'
JAMES A MURRAY..,.VlM-
V. F ADAMS ... .. ljMgkt
CAPITAL PAID IN'. t
Banklns In all It3 b?
Exchange drawn on tho P-'M,4
of Europe. nEPW2S
INTEREST PAID ON Ti-1
jr-cCOENICZ & CO., .8
Bankers,
j Salt Lake City, Wfa
I
I T T NION ASSAY OEPIC M
Removed to 152 South SKjJttt
SAMPLES BY MAlp n! SRV
will recolvo prompt a"cJV.D ; coUS
work a spcolnlly. ScndJUyeie
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T W. CUBKIE, ASS JJRSu
J VJ W. Srd South, SJJJS