OCR Interpretation


The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, February 23, 1904, Last Edition, Image 2

Image and text provided by University of Utah, Marriott Library

Persistent link: https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn85058130/1904-02-23/ed-1/seq-2/

What is OCR?


Thumbnail for 2

j
z TH T1EiJ SALT SAL LAKE HERALD TLJBSDAV FEBKLAR1 28 1901 j9fl
ANOTHEII fE O OTilE
TilE iilJ5SI IYARSIIIP5 IYARSIIIP5tInUed
tInUed from Page 1 1uI1iUr
idi jmnister at Seoul eoU of the fight at atuIpu
hemuipo uIpu declares that Ja Jaana < ans action actioni actionire
i here has stricken her herrorn from the list of ofyiIi
< iyiliz yiIi > 4 L powers and presets a revival revivalf v1va1
f European solidarity tgainrt the thevild
vild d Asiatic enemy1 enemy1The enemy enemyI
The I he paptr pap r reemphasizes the iiirvi 1reviea 1revieaUty a aility
ility of o lung ung iefaiy before extensive extensivemilitary extenFvenlftary
military operations will be po poustb1e poustb1ewing < wbl wblWing
Wing to 14 th3 th immense mmi area to tn le leneed e ene
< need ne and the rigors of the climat climatHeavy dfljnat1eay
Heavy nnows now and blizzards over th thSiberian thiteriaii
Siberian railway espe epeialJy < ially east of Bai Baire ¬
kal are re largely Increasing the difficul difficulties ditkuIes ¬
ties es of transporting troops beside bet beiJer beter
Jer er enabling ahtaese brigands n op optrate p ptrate
trate Japanese agent are reported reportediorth reliortedorth
iorth of Vladivostok inciting In bri brigands briaaiids ¬
gands to action actionKussia actionILLatJT
ILLatJT OUT
4
Kussia Will Attend to the Japanese JapaneseKef Japanese1efnge
Kef 1efnge ugees ugeesWashlragtosi
Washlragtosi 2neV 22 22The The state de deartmeftt e eiartmeat
iartmeat taw I learned through Mr Mrjmery Mri1flery
jmery the vice and deputroonuI depHty consul at athe ittie
he Foe that the Russian government governmentisas
isas 35 undertaken the transportation a of oflie
1 lie L Japanese refugees who were at atNew atew
New ew Chuanff or were bound for tat tlatjort tatr
jort r t from interior Manchurisn towns townsPort
Port Arthur and Dality Consul MIL MILir M1Lr
ir r ie i thus deprived of an n opportunity opportunityo oportunttyextend
o extend protection to more than a aew aw
ew w remaining Japanese The purpose purposef
f the Russian government in making
hts move la said to be to prevent the theJapanese theapanee
Japanese apanee leaving Manchuria with news newsof newaf
of f the conditions of the defensesot the thetmvns ther
tmvns r n in military occupation by the theRussians theThl9sfafla
Russians It te understood that New NewChuang NewChuang
Chuang and the line of railroad con connecting eonnttng ¬
necting it with Harbin on the north northend northnd
end nd Port Arthur on the south are areespecially areepeclafly
especially objects of solicitude as there thereare therezr
are zr etlll many freak spots in the thescheme thetcbetne
scheme of defenefe which the Bussians Bussiansdesire Rusilansire
desire ire to conceal concealThe concealThe
The same desire to prevent Informa Information lnformaI ¬
tion I Inn leaking out respecting what Is go gong gong
ng on in Manchuria is i said to be back backthe backI
I the Russian refusal to receive Bd Bdin Edin
in Morgan as United States consul consult
a t Dalny Mr Morgan fe J to sail next nextFriday nextVriday
Friday from San Francisco for the theast theast
ast and will remain at Shanghai un until ¬
til 11 it 10 determined by the course of ofr
r vents whether he may 1flC proceed to his hisjost hisst
jost st
JAPS JAPsmo IN no HTTRBY HTTRBYWill B IY IYWill
Will Take Their Time in preparingor Preparing PreparingPor
Por or land Attack AttackLondon AttackLondon
London Fee 22 22The The latest advices advicesrf advlcesBrsn
rf Barwn HayashI the Japanese min minuter mliiter ¬
uter ter to Great Britain lead him to be beAve se selieve
lieve Ave that the Japanese troops may maynow mayw
now w wait possibly two or three months monthsIofore monthsfore
Iofore fore undertaking aggressive opera operalions operat
lions t ong ia Manchuria He said saidWe saidWe
We have found that Russia is so o un unC n ncxpectedly
cxpectedly C unprepared that I should shouldnot nhouldt
not t be surprised if the Japanese land landforces
1 forces rces contented themselves with estab establishing estab1sh1na ¬
lishing a thorough organisation and ad adancing adanIn
ancing anIn as the construction of the rail raili
i oad dd toward the Yalu river progresses progressesJ
J I Russia appears to be less prepared than thanv
v as China in 1M6 I believe that only onlyi onlytrains
i hree trains a day can be run through throughManchuria throughLnchurla
fc Manchuria Supposing these are equal equaly
y V divided between treops and supplies SHJppliegas
as s would be necessary Russia could couldi
i > t perceptibly strengthen her land landirces laudrees
irces rees before April Japans naval navalt
t 4 > rip 1 p has been so successful that I rath raththink rathC
C < think our troops will take their time timeThe timeIn
The In shallow inlets are now frosen over overi overtardlng
i tarding the disembarkation of our ouri
i trees I 4 5 This is especially true at Port Portit
it t hur where another landing of troops troopsis troopsnposaible
is hiipoesible owing to the ice iceBaron Icejiaron
I Baron Hayashl does doe not credit the theI
I port rt that 2500 Russian soldiers have haveI
I en a killed in an outpost encasement encasementt
t ih he Yalu river He says there is EO EOupunese nonese
upunese nese force in that vicinity large largenough largepugh
> nough pugh to inflict such a loss lossThe lossiie
The iie only development Baron Hayashi Hayashit Haynshiapectg
t xpecte in the near future is an attack attackthe attackf
f the Japanese fleet by the powerful powerfulluKsteji powerfuli
luKsteji i s4iut torpedo flotilla at Port Arthur Arthurd
d t hitherto unused On the Japanese Japanesei
i i > except exeeptraubis possible action gainst r the theus thei
i us ian ian Vladivostok squadron the Jap Japjijpe Jape
jijpe e minister does not look for devsl devslpments devdrnnte
pments at present beilevin Admiral AdmiralTogo Admiralgo
Togo go will be satisfied to keep the die disbled dieiLed
bled Russian squadron prisoners at atPort atlUft
Port Arthur ArthurThe Arthury
y The minister credits the Russians Russiansni
ni 1 having hY1fl barely IfMM troops in inManchuria inancliuria
Manchuria
NO LOSS OF LIFE UFBAnother LIFEAnother
Another Aooount of the Slewing Up Upof Upof
of the Boyarin Boyarinho
ho Too Fb 32 22The The captain of the thetrma theV
< V trma sterner Pronto just arrived
1 rom 1 JDainsv says soeKlvely that be belles behs ¬
lles hs the torpedo gunboat YeneseC ae aeIlently acIntly
Ilently Intly destroyed try one of her own owniilines oWnne
iilines ne the th Russians have just lost wJ wJher git gityr
her yr sfoip by accident on the i2th Mfct MfctThis It2
1 This vas a email cruiser whose w1 name namev
v r s rioc learned In avoiding some someT someiet
T lines iet ph Iiv ran upon rocks from which whichi
i I < vfruuaUy T L uafly slipped off Into deep deepv deepate
v ater ate arid sank There wa no low of ofattaoiPd ofa
> attaoiPd a i 1 to the casualty casualtyTh
Th Russian authorities Insist that thatrure thatf
rure f re Is no truth In the story that a ai aE
i > ne E of f 1000 Japanese landed at Pigeonc Pigeon
c DV D e bay ha y hud been annihilated annihilatedPotr nDIhIItOdPo
Potr Po Arthur AL thUr is said to be entirely entirelyu
t u c i beef be I and vegetables and Isdraw Isdrawig is draw drawt
ig ii t n Dalny for a slight supply supplyTroops supp suppTr
Troops Tr are being rushed toward the theYalu theIiu
Yalu Iiu with itn all expedition possible possibleTh
Th ih Front was sent from Port Portuhur PortI
uhur I ti r to U Dalny for refugees chiefly ehleyTW3flt chieflyJapan
Japan TW3flt e women While leaving pWt pWtMthur lort lortvith
m Mthur vith ail 14 lights out she suei was
1 i red l upon by a Htwsian cruiser fifteen fifteenuts flfeni
i uts I 5 sirikhig T I1d1I her upper works It was wastbsfuuputly wasI
tbsfuuputly I sec i jc t i ti explained that she was wasi
i i iitaken for a Japanese torpedo torpedobsat torpedobsatt boat boatTh
Th t h entrance pflj5fl to Dalny Dlfl Is honey honeytriirirrj hdneywI
triirirrj wI ith t ii mines minesNoriiing
H i Noriiing 3 was seen on the pssaage to tois
is 5 Iort of either the Rurian or Jap Japii
ii it r fleet fleetNt fletp fletNt
p
Nt w York Feb Si The small Bus BusMm Huen
Mm n iuUer uier reported destroyed d hi the theix theA
ix > A v dispatch wa Wet probably babIy the he Boy Boyirn BoyI
irn I I jievioualy 3 Vi0U317 announced to have havei
i ei I blown up by a mine at Port Portnaur PortI
> naur I r Feb 13 and which another ac aciu acU
iu U aid LiranOfltherOCksWhUeep LiranOfltherOCksWhUeepi ran oa the rocke while ep epia
i ia ring to pick up a number of ofimis ofI
imis I which hich had been brought to the thejrf therf
jrf rf i < = durlna a Artoleajf storm orui S J Jdie was wasatel
atel die ia the St Petersburg report of ofhe ofD
he D disaster that the entire vIre crew of the theBoyarin theI
Boyarin I yarln 1 l7 in number numer were lost lostMacy loutSYWAP7FOE
SYWAP7FOE RUSSIA RUSSIAzany
zany Servians ervIauSff5Y Save Soujit Service ServiceWith ServlceWith
With the Cs sr srI r rP
P I c Feb SL tM lil Popovitcb the theM thet
M t u I minister here said iid today todayi
i 1 mi u the time of the rupture of ofiuii ofI
< I iuii between Japan and Russia Russiaih
ih p < vApathy athy of all Servians irian has been beenwiiii beeiL
wiiii L tiie L czar atar naanyof many of whom hiv hivUH haea
UH a service under his hi color In Int
t r id no ii one intends to seek to profit profitby piotiLhs
by hs h i Ruswian embarrassment to tofom toonP
fom onP Tir a revolt in the Balkans Ibe Ibeiev lbecv
iev cv this t his is S also the attitude of other otherBalkan OthSJtalIan
Balkan 8ite Without the support of ofAusria otiJrJa
Ausria iJrJa and Russia they would be berow berw
row riDes to settle the situation as they theyvish theyL
vish L Should war break out in the theWalkans the1lls4Is
Walkans Ru RUOA ia nd l Austria would ln lnvrvttie inrvI1
vrvttie rvI1 in order to prevent a change changein
in th status quo Moreover war warwould wartul
would tul be dangerous beoause It would wouldcnd wouldind
cnd in ii economic onomIe disaster and the Jlnan Jlnanial ilnanLal
ial and industrfgl tndustrl l situation of the thevrJif thetr
vrJif tr ipalities I I ties woUld be gravely em embe m mDsras
be Dsras > wil In any ewe e SerDI nly nlyP
c P I io be allowed to collaborate in
the Vork of applying tjie te retornis in inMacedonia Inlscedonie
Macedonia lscedonieItegarding i iRegarding
Regarding the offer of the Frencji FrencjiRed PreuetRed
Red Cross society to send relief im immediately in inmediately ¬
mediately tA Manchuria M MenxdofCf MenxdofCfthe
the Russian ambassador has written writtento
to the Russian authorities on the sub subject mzbSect ¬
Sect He sa says rs the land operations will willi willnot
i not commence before some weeks and andthen andthen
then only should practical relief mess measures messures ¬
ures be taken Till statement is ac accepted soopted ¬
opted as 5 an indication that the Ri Rialitns Rue RueMans
Mans wich to complete the concentra concentration conceutralion ¬
lion of then troops before eaga enag eg in ina hia
a decisive combat combatSaved combatSavedth
Savedth Saved the Grew GrewNagasaki Ciewagsaki
Nagasaki Fel e 22 22In In an Interview Interviewthe interviewthe
the captaiB of f tke Nakouramaru says saysbat esysbat
bat on the roaniing of the llth inst Iflatfiir instfour
four Russian warships were sighted at ata ata
a distance of four miles The war warjehtire warhIpw
jehtire signaled the Nakourx J Narn ara to tofollow tofollow
follow them a and d afterward signaled signaledthat signaledthat
that alt on 3od < bo rd should leave th thsteamer the thestssner
steamer ift nrteea nflmilfts In the themeantime themesittinve
meantime the warships opened 1Ite re on onthe onthe
the steamer The second signaling was wasintended wasiiten4ed
intended to s aave v lit he crew While the thesteamer thosteamer
steamer wax lowering her wets two twomen twomen
men were wounded and fell feflInto into the tfiesea thesea
sea The remainder of the crew were weretaken weretaken
taken on board the cruiser Groniobol Gronioboland Groutobotand
and provided vitfe clothing They Thewre Thewresee were wereiter
see transferred on thelStn the 1tb ff t the theer the4teszier
4teszier er atoJberg from Vladivfatofc ViadlvI9t but butofb butthe
the Stolherg ofb rg after fter proceeding irw mUgs mUgswas
was lae stopped atop ed by the Russians and de detained tietallied ¬
tallied until the 19th 19thFired lHhFired
Fired Upon by Bu Bussians BussiansWel sians siansWei
Wei Hal Wei Feb 22The The British Britishstekmer Britishetenier
stekmer Ching Ping belonging to the theChinese theCbInee
Chinese Engineering Mining com compsjiy cornpy
psjiy of Shanghai h has s arrived here hetefront herefront
front Port Dalny and reports that she sheahM shealso
also was fired upon by the Russians Russiansand RuviunsandWs
andWs and was hit seven times around her herwater herwatee
water hue A Russian pilot boat that thatwa thatU
wa coming out of Port Dalny to topilot topilot
pilot the Ching Ping was Mown up by bya
a mine mineTAFT mineTAFT
TAFT GUESTOF GUEST OF HONOR HONORDinner HONORDinner
Dinner at Cincinnati at Which WhichJudson WhichJudson
Judson Harmon Was the thePrincipal thePrinoipalSpeaker
Principal PrinoipalSpeaker PrinoipalSpeakerCipclnuati Speaker SpeakerCincinnati
Cincinnati Feb 22 2ecretary Secretary ot otTVooT o oWar
War Taft wits ws the guest of honor at ata t ta
a dinner tonight at the St Nicholas Nicholashotel Nicholashotel
hotel at which 259 35 plates were turned turnedand turnednnd
and the floral and general appoint appointments appointnients ¬
ments were very elaborate elaborateThe elaborateThe
The principal address was by ex exAt axAttorney
At Attorney omey General Judson Harmoa who whocomplimented whocontivitinented
complimented Governor Taft upon the themanner themanner
manner in which he had performed his hisduties hisdt1es
duties a as governor of the Philippinessaying > Philippines Philippinessaying
saying he was entitled to the stall gratitude stalltude ¬
tude of his countrymen He said saidWhile saidWhile
While the country is committed to toa toa
a course and especially one which has hasput hasput
put the welfare of another people in inits Inits
its charge its honor ie involved whe whether witethor ¬
thor that course is one it should have havetaken havetsken
taken or one it should have avoided avoidedSecretary avoldedL avoldedLeeretary
Secretary Taft In reply maintained maintainedthat maintainedthat
that this country was conscientiously conscientiouslylooking conselentlouclylooking
looking after the welfare of the people peopleof
of the Philippines He made an elo eloquent eloquest ¬
quest plea for the completion of the thework thework
work of civilised government and edu education education ¬
cation in the islands He said the friar friarquestion friarquestion
question was about settled as their theirplaces theirplaces
places had been taken by Americans Americansand Americansand
and natives that thousands of Amen Americans Amencans ¬
cans were there teaching school and andhundreds andhundreds
hundreds of Filipinos were being edu educated edurated ¬
rated in this country and that the day daywould daywould
would come when the Philippines Philippineswould Philippineswould
would be for the Filipinos but that he hewould hewould
would not obstruct the progress of ofpresent ofpresent
present operations to make any definite definitedeclarations definitedeclarations
declarations for independence independenceThe
The present government in the Phil Philippines Phillpiines ¬
ippines must first succeed in complet completing coinpietlag ¬
lag its mission or independence would wouldbe wouldbe
be a failure and any change that would wouldabandon wouldabandon
abandon the Philippines would cause causesuch causesuch
such a disaster as to disgrace Amen American Amencan ¬
can history and modern civilization civilizationSCIENTIFIC civilizationSCIENTIFIC
SCIENTIFIC DAY AT ATCOLORADO ATCOLORADO
COLORADO SPRINGS SPRINGSCoMrado SPRINGSCoIeldo
CoMrado Springs Feb S Todav Tgdaiwas Todavwas
was scientific day on the programme programmeof
of dedtafctory exetxises of the new Pal Palmer Palmer ¬
mer hall at Colorado college The Theprincipal Theprincipal
principal address wa was made by Prod President Proddent ¬
dent Charles R Van Hise of the tat University tatverstty ¬
versity of Wisconsin his subject being beingColorado beingColorado
Colorado as a Field for Scientific Re Research lIeaerch ¬
search Addresses were also made by byS byS
S Lawrence Bigetow of the University Universityof
of Michigan Charles E Eeseey of the theUniversity theUniversity
University of Nebraska and Henry HenryCrew HenryCrew
< Crew of Northwestern university universityToday universityToday
Today marked the close of the mod modern modera ¬
era languages conference Raymond RaymondWeeks llaymondWeeks
Weeks of the University of MISSOUrIwas Missouri Missouriwas
was among the speakers Among the thenew thenew
new arrivals to attend the exercises exercisesIs
Is President Strong of Kansas uni university university ¬
versity versityFAINTED versityFAINTED
FAINTED ON THE STAGE STAGEMrae STAGEivtine
Mrae Calve Suffering From a Weak Weakened Weakened ¬
ened Heart HeartKevTork HeartNewt
KevTork Newt York Feb 22 2Mie Mine Calve Calvefainted Calve1ante
fainted tonight on the stage of the theMetropolitan theMetrooiltan
Metropolitan Opera house toward the theclose thecIoae
close o the performance of Cavalieria CavalieriaHusticsjia 1avaIIerialtustiC
Husticsjia ltustiC pa Herr Dipte and two stage stagehands stagehands
hands carried tier from the stage and andthe andthe
the curtain was ruig down lime limeCalve tme tmeCalve
Calve did not reappear In Cavallerla Cavallerlaher Cavailertaher
her place being taken by an understudy understudyand
and after about five minutes interrup interruption hiterruplion ¬
lion the opera was resumed resumedA
A physician found Mme Calve cut suffertng cutferti
fertng ferti from a weakened heart but he hesanctioned hesanctl
sanctioned sanctl ned her appearance in the last lastnombrr lastitumber
nombrr the prison scene from Slefistofele Slefis fletistoMe
toMe Mme C Calve lve had an ofcerfeted ofcerfetedtoothextracted uleerutedtoh
toothextracted toh entracted Saturday since when whenshe whenshe
she bad not been feeling well lied td to towhldk towhieb
whldk the fainting attack was attribut attributed athibutotL ¬
ed i iTHIEF
THIEF WAS A WOMAN WOMANNurse WOM WOMNnre
Nurse XtoVed the rmily Pami1of of tfce toPsst toPsstiviastar Post Postmaeter
maeter Geaiaral loner L LNew 4 4Xew
New York P Feb b K > tfli ir Asaes AsaesFrench AgneaFrench
French recently employed a as nurse in inthe inthe
the family ot Postmaster Oeneral Payne Fajnewaa Paynewa
waa wa arrested in Brooklyn BrooklynArlington e is mki mkito
to hair docasi last Thury from thi thiAnltnton
Arlington hotel Washington with fv ISS m mcash hacash
cash and about H7 11 70 worth of Jewelry be bebers belonging
longing to Mrs Payna and other mem memhers
hers of the family
Mrs French acknowledge her guilt guiltsaying guiltsaying
saying I am guilty and mm willing to totJt totahe
tahe tJt the ognaeaacncee The fact to I Ineeded Ineeded
needed the money She surrendered to tothe tothe
the pelk SS IQ cash ftbeat 9 Pof wacta wactaof
of jewelry and a handsome fur boa which whichKbe whichshe
she had purchased with the proceeds of ofthe otthe
the thefttVIIL theft theftWHi
WHi CONPBB WEEH PAYNE PAYNECleveland PAmECleveland
Cleveland Feb 22 Elmer Dover Dovertemporary Dovertemporary
temporary secretary of toe national nationalRepublican nationalRepublican
Republican committee left for Wash WashingtoHtoday Wash1ngtotoday
ingtoHtoday to hold a conference with withPOBtpMMter withPostsmer
POBtpMMter General Payne Mr Dover Doverhas Doverhas
has he beeci practically filling the duties of ofsecretary ofaecretiry
secretary for a couple of years Mr MrDover MrDover
Dover said that the arrangement of ofthe ofthe
the late Senator Hanna affairs wfH wfHtake wWtake
take about three months of his time timeAKEHE tImeAPTBIL
AKEHE LONG HLNBSS HLNBSSSSHJ
SSHJ Diego Cat Pek 1s 82 22Peter Peter G GQerhart Gterht
Qerhart a wealthy resident of St StLouis StLoUIS
Louis died here today after an ex extedded cxteided
tedded illness He had spent many manywinters manywinters
winters here He leaves four sons ia iaSt InSt
St Louis one of whom is en route to tothis tothis
this city cityGiBBAT cityGBAT
I
GiBBAT OJM3ANIST GONE GONENew GONBNew
New York Feb 23 2tWflhlatu WSHtain IP IPPeeher y yProber
Peeher organist of St Patricks cthe cthedral catbeOral
Oral one of U the g grte sateet t authorities In InAmerica inAmerica
America on clmreh music and the com composer cornposer ¬
poser of several twtfcetife vUd awd vesper vesperservices vesperservices
services died today aged W years
IORS IN TIff BEAT WA WAR DRAMA
FIELD MARSHAL YAMAGATA
Field Marshal Tamagat stands not notonly notonly
only first in rank but easily e sliy first in inthe Inthe
the esteem of the Japanese public and andin andIn
in < he judgment of the government He HeIs HeIs
Is a veteran of many wars having be begun begun ¬
gun service in the struggle that restored restoredthe restoredthe
the emperor to power in 1nl8N 189 Ii In > the thefollowing thefollowing
following year lie visited Russia and andFrance andFrance
France studying things military In In1S7
1872 he became assistant secretary of ofwar ofwara
war wara a position which in Jivsn Jaj n is al always atways ¬
ways held by a general eJflcer of the thearmy thearmy
army In the following year he was wasmade wasmade
made lieutenant general and two years yearslater yearslater
later secretary of war warThe warThe
The next year saw Japan hi the thethroes thethroes
throes of a fierce civil war The rebel rebellien rebellion
lien was led by her greatest soldier soldierField soldierField
Field Marshal Saigo who had with withhim withhim
him some WWO of C her besttrained besttrainedsamurai besttrainedsamuraI
samurai The government was com compelled cornpelted ¬
pelted to put forth Its greatest strength strengthAn
An imperial prince was appointed to tothe tothe
the nominal command but as chief of ofstaff ofstaff
staff Yamagata was the real general generalIncWef generalInchief
IncWef and led the forces which whichcrushed whichcrushed
crushed the rebellion Saiga having havingbeen havingbeen
been slain Yamagata becdnte the first firstmilitary firstiuilItary
military mar in the empire and was waspromoted waspromoted
promoted to the full rank of general generalBise generalBise
Bise Was Sapid SapidBeing BapidBeing
Being a man of great mental ability
boundless energy and strong personal personality ¬
ity he soon become almost as prom prominent prommeat ¬
meat in the political world as in the themilitary themilitary
military and shared with Marquis Ito Itothe Itothe
the position of greatest influence with withthe withthe
the emperor He was several times timesprime timesprime
prime minister and when not in that thatposition thatposition
position always held some portfolio in inthe inthe
the cabinet He never ceased his active activeshare activeshare
share in the development oT the army armyThrough armyThrough
Through various official positions such suchas suchas
as inspector general chief of the gen general genera ¬
eral era staff staffand and secretary of war he kept keptBUSINESS keptBUZINESS
BUSINESS GOBS TO TJ P POmaha POmaha
Omaha Feb 22 22The The Union Pacific Pacifichas Pacifichas
has been notified that U was the sue successful suecoasful ¬
cessful bidder for the carrying of ofUnited ofUnited
United States marine from St Louis LQuIsand Louisand
and Chicago to San Frsnotaco The Therate Therate
rate made is 3525 6Z from Chicago and andtt5 antisitsa
sitsa tt5 from St Louis The government governmentsends governmentsends
sends about four thousand marines marinesacros marinesacross
across the country annually annuallyASSETS annuallyI annuallyASSETS
I
ASSETS AND LIABILITIES LIABILITIESHouston LIABILITIESHouston
Houston Tex Feb 32 2The The reedy receivers reedyera ¬
ers of the Kirby Lumber company to today t tday ¬
day filed a statement placing assets and andliabilities andliabilities
liabilities each at 11103044 In the theliabilities theliabilities
liabilities 72892 7289Z92 2 is placed under the theheading theheading
heading investment values showing showingthat showingthat
that it is not a liability liabilityCOITVBNTION liabilityCONVENTION
CONVENTION DATE PIlED ETXEDHelena PIlED1lelena
Helena Mont Feb 22 2Tlfe Tne Republican RepabUeanstate Republicanstate
state committee at a meeting today fixed fixedApril fIedApril
April 12 as the date for holdingthe state stateconvention stateconvention
convention to elect delegates toitn ic the na national flutIonal ¬
tional Republican convention The con convention coflveittion ¬
vention will meet at Helena The con convention convenUes ¬
venUes to nominate a state ticket will willmeet willmeet
meet at Billing at a time to be fixed by bythe bythe
the chairman probably early in Sepiem Sepiember Soptembet
bet Resolutions on the death of Sena Senator Senatoe ¬
toe Hanna were adopted adoptedGP adoptedpothUftiesofBnglisbLoaguage
GP GPPoBsibUities +
PoBsibUities pothUftiesofBnglisbLoaguage pothUftiesofBnglisbLoaguageAt of English Language LanguageAt
At one of their attention el club b meet meetings meetngn ¬
ings ngn a group of Jiromen were speaking speakingof
of the poverty of th thr English lan language Ianguage ¬
guage guageWell Well for mr m part spoke up one of ofthe atthe
the number I thin think we have abun abundant abundani ¬
dant means for expressing o oir r ideas ideasOnly ideasOnly
Only yesterday tfcte very thought thowghtwa I Iwas
wa was brought forcibly to my mind I Iwas Iwas
was obliged to telephone to several per persons persans ¬
sons and in each instance a stranger strangeranswered strangeranswered
answered me The first one ole said Just Justhold Justbold
hold the line and IH call her And in inthe inthe
the course of a few Ow miaul mimitas I was toldby told toldby
by different ones to hold the phone phoneheW phoneheld
heW the wire or hold the receiver receiverBut receiverBut
But perhaps tb the cltatttx cUn of t expression expres exprensl ¬
sl sion ws wsa reached when u t Jrijth maid maidcalled midcalled
called back to me in aftrill rf1l voice voiceSkar tok tokShare
Share vmeew she i In lit Just howW howWtli bouldtbf
tli tbf nhrinfr Pthetfl and OHl git her for ye yeJr yea yeataformatlonltbatfll
Jr atforwatlon taformatlonltbatfll that will lead to the theafres theatrt
afres atrt mud conviction of ofthe the person who whoentered whoeiiaied
entered the underground manhole of ofthfe ofthis
this company near the rear of the Sal Salvation Salvatlon ¬
vation Army headquarters on Com Commerclal Coinmerelal
merclal street and damaged an under underground underground ¬
ground cable ffenein ffenein1W 1P
1W addlttoiOfe ddithin reward for informa information lhformation ¬
tion that will ledte the arrest and andconviction andconviction
conviction of any person peraorsbeOting shooting cut cutting cutting ¬
ting or otherwiseiMaHctoasiy otherwise ihabcImeiy injuring injuringan
an aerial or underground cable belong belonging belonglug ¬
lug to this company companyBOCKY fflpofl7rIOCKY
BOCKY MOUNTAIN BEI BgI4r4 TEL CO COv COOlinffs
Olinffs Cu the Wtrsu WtrsuBrooklyh
v Brooklyn BrooklyhAccord ii ffi ffiAccording >
Accord According ng to a story just dug up inWasldDton in inWseMoeton
WseMoeton Admiral Dewae Oewsjr rac not theftr the theffcgt
ftr ffcgt mm to cat telesraph rovemnaicathou romnaalca romnaalcaUOR
thou whit headquarters hea < d < tianeni w wfeaji about to goInto go gointo
into action Years ago when wh n LieutenantGeneral Lieutenant LieutenantGeneral
General Chaffer was wa a captain In theSixth the theSixth
Sixth cavalry he was ordered to go outand out outand
and round Ii up u lot > t nf Apache who hadgone had hadgone
gone on the warpath Just Tu t as he wasready wax waxready
ready to leave hr called at the telegraphoffice telegraph telegraphoffice
office Have you any further orders fornic for form
nic m he asked a R d No sir the operator operatorreplied eperatwrreplied
replied The wires are not working verywell very verywell
well today I am not surprised saidbatfee said saidTmffee
Tmffee as he turned to order his advance advanceI
I had them cut early this morning Idont I Idont
dont need any humanitarian InstructIonsfrom Instructions Instructionsfrom
from WashingtonThe Washington WashingtonNew
The Bemedy Bemedytm
New NewShe > ew Oins TheseDemocrat TheseDemocratShe
She w v vRefv iulith r imeist tm tlt and qique qiqueBnt 4iqucRefuefl
Refv Refuefl Bnt fjr > ViJ ViJv
s ofsi ofsit r rft
t Re ft 4 3 v very bandy bandyAnd hatujvAnd
And brought ba wk k th smile to her chiquc
himself in doge touch with ail parts of ofthe ofthe
the army organization organizationWhen organizationWhen
When war started with China In 1864 1864Yamagata 1304Tamagata
Yamagata was immediately given com command cornmand ¬
mand of the first army that Invaded InvadedManchuria lrwadedManchuria
Manchuria Those who were with the thearmy thearmy
army at the time describe the immense immenseenthusiasm immenseenthusiasm
enthusiasm with which the coming of ofthe ofthe
the great general was greeted by his hissoldiers hissoldiers
soldiers The rigors of a Manchurian Manchurianwinter Manehunlanwinter
winter speedily reduced Yamagata to tosuch tosuch
such a condition that the emperor emperorfearful emperorfearful
fearful of losing altogether the services servicesof
of his ablest officer called him back to toTokio toTokio
Tokio to act as his chief molltary ad adviser adviser ¬
viser viserAfter viserAfter
After the war Yamagata was made a amarquis amarquis
marquis and the new military rank of offield offield
field marshal was established to which whichhe whichhe
he was promoted The active interfer interference interference ¬
ence of Russia backed by France and andGermany andGermany
Germany which deprived Japan of the thefruits thefruits
fruits of her victory led the govern government government ¬
ment to try to come to some under understanding understanding ¬
standing that would preserve the inde independence mdcpendonce ¬
pendence of Korea Yamagata was ap appointed appointed ¬
pointed special ambassador for this thispurpose thispurpose
purpose and proceeded to St Peters Petersburg Petersburg ¬
burg where he effected the treaty treatywhich treatywhich
which Is the basis of Japans latest de demands domands ¬
mands upon Russia Not trusting alto altoether altogether
ether to this Japan proceeded to dou doule double
ble le her army and greatly increase her hernavy hernavy
navy Several officers were promoted promotedto
to the rank of field marshal in the army armyand armyand
and an equal rank In the navy and or organized organized ¬
ganized Into a supreme council of war warMay warNay
May Not Command CommandOf
Of this Yamagata was made chief a aposition aposition
position whichhe which be still holds Consider Considering ConsiderIng ¬
ing the th season of the year arid the fact factthat factthat
that he Is over 65 years old and rather ratherfrail ratherfrail
frail physically it is improbable that ththe thathe
he will take the field in person but In Inany Inany
any case he will occupy much the same sameplace sameplace
place in this war that Von Moltke did didin didIn
in the FrancoPrussian conflict oonllictNew oonllictNewYork New NewYork
York World WorldDidnt WorldDidnt
Didnt Like the Password PasswordCPIttsburg PasswordPlttsburg
CPIttsburg Dispatch DispatchIn
In spite of Its annoying features an anamusing anamusing
amusing incident occurred in connnec connnectlon conenortion
tlon with a review of Pennsylvania Pennsylvaniastate
state troops by exGovernor Pattlson Pattlsonand Pattisonand
and General Guthrle The governor governorand governorand
and adjutant general had been outside outsidethe outsidethe
the lines one night and when they re returned yeturned ¬
turned it was raining cats and dogs dogsThe dogsThe
The sergeant halted them for the count countterslgn countersign
terslgn and General Guthrie gave It ItChattanooga ItChattanooga
Chattanooga The sergeant promptly promptlypronounced promptlypronounced
pronounced this wrong and the corpor corporal ¬
al 1 of the guard was called He too toopronounced tootpronounced
pronounced Chattanooga incorrect incorrectin
in spite of General Guthrles assertion assertionthat assertionthat
that he gave It out that evening Then Thena
a lieutenant was summoned and with wltfcthe withthe
the same result All this time the rain rainwas rainwas
was coming down in torrents and the thetwo thetwo
two dignitaries were thoroughly thoroughlydrenched thoroughlydrenched
drenched Finally the officer of the theguard theguard
guard was produced and General Guth Guthrie Guthtie ¬
tie gave him Chattanooga That Thatwas Thatwas
was the countersign early in the even evening evening ¬
ing General but I didnt like it and ao aosubstituted sosubstituted
substituted Antletam a as being more moreeuphonious moreeuphonious
euphonious The aesthetic young man mansought meatsought
sought for euphony in the guardhouse guardhousefor
for the rest of the night nightAs nightAs
As a Tale That Is Told ToldW ToldSV
W D Xesblt in Chicago Tri Thhune ThhuneWe une uneVe
We Ve spend our years as a tale that is istoW istokJPsaIm
toW tokJPsaIm Psalm sc scAs L LAu
As a tale that Is told toldas as a tale that tt tttold intold
told toldThe toldThe
The leaf of te year flutters loose front fronteur I rem remour
our held haldAnd heldAntI
And we think of the Hoes that are blotted blottedor
or Blrfrred BlrfrredThe hl2tdrThe
The lines that show gaps of a phrase or ora ora
a woj wojAnd woa woaAnd
And the page stay be weak or the pace pacemay pagemel
may 3t be Md MdBut b d dBut
But the y ytds ferJis gene ne by as a tale that i iO Is Istoith
toith
O the u books booi s that we write with a year yearfor yearfor
for each leaf leafThe leafThe
The sunshine ef laughter the aluuiow of ofsrlef oftnief
srlef srlefThe tniefThe
The Joy or the sorrow the characters characterstrace churacterstrace
trace traceMay traceMay
May not be amended amendedthe the leaf fall in inplace inplace
place placeA
A A scrawl er a ehapter illumined with withgold withgold
gold goldWe goldWe
We have done with the telling tellingthe the talc lalohas talchas
has been told toldAnd tabAnd
And It may be The Preface it may
be The End EndThe hIndThe
The songs and the sighing will soothing ¬
ly blend blendBut blendBut
But whether wbeth of dumbness or wiiether ot otwit ofwit
wit witThe witThe
The chapter is 1 finished the story is writ writThus
Thus 1 uus silently sOentir sUesti fold Jpoii fob foWI fobWe
I We spend all our years as a tale that is istold Istold
told
t
HifeOwn Own Little Panic PanicPhiladelphia PanicPhIladelphia
Philadelphia Press PressHI PressHi
HI Tr3gardyrYo dont took very verywell verywell
well this morning moril old man manLowe manLowe
Lowe Comerdy ComartlyNo No I was the victim victimof
of a fire panic last nightRI night nightHI
HI Tragerdy ThagerdyWhet Whmt I hadnt heard heardof heardolD
of olD olDLowa It r rLowe
Lowe Comerdy CornerdyOh Oh no You see I Iexperienced Iexperienced
experienced the panic when I heard I Iwas Iwas
was going to be fired but I learned learnedthis learnedthis
this mdrttitt mndtnhiIg that ft was a mistake mistakeJumping mistakeJumping
Jumping at a Conclusion ConclusionPillndelphta Cone1usioPhiladelphia
< Philadelphia Press PressAnother PressAnother
Another one of those lobbyist ap approached approatlmd
proached me today with an in ineulttng ulttng prop proposition propositloit ¬
osition said Congressman Grapht GraphterOh r rOh
Oh John exclaimed his wife then thenyou thenyU
you can afford to buy me that sealskin sealskinsacquo sealskjnsacquo
sacquo now cant you youToo youToo
Too Tough ToughYoung ToughYoung
Young Gwyllym Llaafyddwc of Wales WalesOnce WalesOnce
Once took up a hffwammwer a anwayll and anduwnyllds
nwayll uwnylldsi s sAiirc
i ljiiffoundwwd his thwcjewnm thwcjewnmI
I flrnWIts quite ewwwercffWwwrzw
p Aiirc Aiircffffffayyiftles here our
ffffffayyiftles
EVERY NATION NATION1ON
1ON THE LOKOUT LOKOUTAiarchists
Anarchists Expelled as Fast as asThey asThey
They Are Discovered DiscoveredIN
3 3EAE
EAE IN THE REICHSTAG REICHSTAGTHE
3 3q9asBoP
J
q9asBoP THE GOVBRKMENT GOVBRKMENTY
LL Y APPBOVBD APPBOVBDBitMjIn +
3 3BGin
BitMjIn Feb 2 2cThe The debate which be beStn begi
Stn in the relchstag Jan 19 1 regarding regardingpOlice
jl police surVeillance of Russian stn stnAnfs students
dents in Germany was resumed today todayin
in the Prussian diet and the Prussian Prussianminister PrussianUtinlettir
minister of justice Dr Schoenstedt Schoenstedtand
and the Prussian minister of the inte inteBlor InteelOr
Blor Freiherr von Hammerstein went wentat wentat
at length Into the allegations made in inthe hithe
the relchstag by Herr Haass social socialdemocrat social4emoerat
democrat Herr Babel the social lead leader leadey ¬
er in the relchstagr and others The Theministers Themifl1stern
ministers explained the action of the thevernment theverlunent
> vernment in this matter so satisfac satisfacH satlsfacIiy
H ily that they won the approval of offjKe oftah
fjKe opposition speakers speakersjpr speakersSehoenstedt
jpr Schoenstedt gave a full state statement ¬
ment 1001 of the reasons for the thearreat arrest of a atiiirriner aihinther
tiiirriner of socialists at Xoenigsburg XoenigsburgwMeh Xoenlgsburgwhich
which had aroused such bitter dentin denunciations dentinolatlons ¬
ciations from the socialist speakers in inthe inthe
the reichstag He said the state attor attorneys attorneys ¬
neys of East Prussia had long been beenaware beenaware
aware of the existence of a system of ofsmuggling ofsmuggling
smuggling undesirable literature into intoRussia intoytiisoma
Russia and an examination had re resulted issuited ¬
suited in the finding of extensive de deposits dei ¬
posits i s1ts of these pamphlets hidden in va various varI2 ¬
rious bolder towns townsTreasonable townsTreasonable
Treasonable Pamphlets PamphletsThey PamphletsThey
They succeeded In securing a wmv wmvber mirnbor
ber of these documents most of which whichhad whichhad
had been prepared in Switzerland said saidtranslated andtranslated
translated into Russian and Lithua Lithuanian Llthuanian ¬
nian Translations into German Germanshowed Germanshowed
showed that many of these pamphlets pamphletswere pamphletswere
were of a treasonable and anarchistic anarchisticcharacter anarchisticcharacter
character Dr Schoenstedt read a pas passage parsage ¬
sage from one document which express expressly ¬
ly advocated murder and quoted the thefallowing thesilowing
fallowing phrase phmseI
41 I prefer however that Nicholas II IIshould Itshould
should not die by a bullet but rather ratherbe ratherbe
be reserved for the scaffold scaffoldA
A search of houses where the liter literature literature ¬
ature was found brought out the fact factthat factthat
that twelve or thirteen persons en engaged enged ¬
gaged ged in the smuggling were all social socialqenaQcrqts social4amocyits
qenaQcrqts and correspondence was wasseized wasodzed
seized which points very strongly to tothe tothe
the assumption that they were acting actingupder actingupder
upder orders of the party managers managersDirections managersDirections
Directions For Murder MurderPreiherr lalurderPreiherr
Preiherr von Hammerstein In his ad address address ¬
dress referred to a small book that had hadbeen hadbeen
been seized which gave minute direr directions direrthins ¬
thins for organizing murderous plots plotsReferring plotsReferring
Referring to the charge that the Prima Prussian Primasian ¬
sian government in expelling Russian Russiansuspects Russianstispects
suspects had sent them out of the coun country country ¬
try across the Russian frontier In Instead instead ¬
stead of permitting them to choose the thefrontier thefrontier
frontier by which they should leave leavesaid leavesaid
said it was a general rule to permit permitexpelled permitepelled
expelled persons to choose their fron frontier frontier ¬
tier but that exception was made in inthe inthe
the case of anarchists All states he hedeclared hedeclared
declared are united in their efforts to tocombat tocombat
combat anarchy and special agree agreementsexist agreementa ¬
mentsexist menta exist that expulsions shall be to tothe tothe
the country where the individual was wasborn waslorn
born so as not to work injustice to toother toother
other states statesAfter statesAfter
After the minister of the interior interiorconcluded interiorconcluded
concluded a few short addresses were wererjwule weremde
rjwule and everyone expressed satia satiafiretfon zatlsfnctioa
firetfon fnctioa with the governments state statement stateent ¬
ment ent One speaker regretted that thatthese thatthese
these explanations were not given in intjie intile
tile reichstag r at once so that the force forceof forceof
of the socialist charges there might mighthave mighthaco
have been broken brokenA
A NEW KNICKERBOCKER DANCE DANCElikely DANCEIikely
likely to Be Popular in New York YorkBallrooms YorkBallrooms
Ballrooms BallroomsNew BallroomsNew
New York Letter to Boston Herald HeraldThere HeraldThere
There is a new dance coming It has hasnot baanit
not yet been danced in any ballroom ballroomaiid ballroomfld
aiid fld It has been danced in no assembly assemblyBut assemblyBut
But it is being practiced In the parlor parlorin
in the gilt edged dancing schools and andgirls andgirls
girls and matrons are glitMnz glitMnzthrough glkMngthrough
through its mazes upon Brussels and andvelvet andvelvet
velvet carpets practicing for the time timewhen timewhen
when it will come in at the dance of the theyear theyear
yearTh year yearThjs
Thjs Th dance which is called the new newKnickerbocker newKnickerbocker
Knickerbocker is to be the great waltz waltzof waltzof
of Easter week It will be danced in infeVery IneVeryswell
feVery eVeryswell swell ball room In town and will willhe wiiLbe
he the dance at which the debutantees debutanteeswill
will be brought out next spring springThe springThe
The new Knickerbocker can be rec recommended recorpmended ¬
ommended as a popular waltz for many manyreasons manyreasons
reasons It is as refined as the coOl cotillion coOllion ¬
lion and just as pretty It Is a very verygraceful verygieteetul
graceful dance for there Is no romping rompingIn
In it It is a dance which combines the thealertness thealertness
alertness of the twostep with the de deIfghte tie1ghtt
Ifghte of the glide waltz waltzlit waltzIt
lit Is a dance dancewhlch which is sure to be pop popular popmdr ¬
ular with oldfashioned dancers for forthough forthough
though it has new steps in it it is isthro istiee
thro tiee quarters devoted to the he oldtime oldtimeartlde oldtimeglide
glide the waltz aim which on one always as asaociaies ass9dtes
aociaies with Straus Stnituep musk muskThe musicThe
The newTCnickWboeker is also adapt adapted adapted ¬
ed to cotillion use It wakes ah an ad admirabie admirabie
mirabie cotillion figure for it begins beginswith beginswith
with a grand promenade down the theroom theout
room out The couples join hands and andJ andAs andA
J WO1WANSII WO1WANSIIAs
As ft trapeze performer is greater than a ainarms ala
inarms la 1 SheTmust have s mans courage courageand courageid
and id 3 mans muscle to succeed succee Bet Betsh Btshe
sh she c must also work under conditions of ofvvhioh ofsvliieh
vvhioh a nina knows nothing Many Manyan
an accident to voaeu acrobats must mustl
l > e attributed attributedto
to the sudden suddenweakness suddcnweakness
weakness to towhich towhich
which all allwomen allwomen
women arc arctibject y
Abject at n cer certain c r rtam
tam tain times timesDr y yD
Dr D Pierces Piercesipavonte tL tLPavgrjte
ipavonte Pro Prclie Procniptioii
cniptioii heals healstae
lie tae womanly womanlydiseases icomamilydiacases
diseases which whichcause 1 1cause
cause weak weakness weakness ¬
ness It estab establishes estabIihes ¬
lishes regular regularity I i iity
ity dries driesweakening driesweakening
weakening fj fjdrains
drains heals healsinflammation healsinflammation
inflammation inflammationand i iand
and ulceration ulcerationand ulcerationand
and cures female weakness It makes makesweak makestrealt
weak women strong and sick womenvII women womenvtell
vII vtellWith
With pleasure I write today in praise of Dr Drvray DrlIerce
lIerce mmd hls nmedlcinessays Mrs Mary Con Conway
way of Appleton Lawrence Co T Tenn m Was WasUtoubled WasUnubled
Utoubled with female disease the bad of my y
Itaad hurt we ec I could not lie in bed and I IVQMitd Ineuld
VQMitd have to sit up And then 1 wo woukl W bejc bejcmatch lutqcsudi
match palus from my waist down I could scarcely scarcelylike scarcelyraise
raise up My feet and hands would feel almost almostlit
like lit ice Since taking Dr Pierces Farorite FaroritePrescription PascritePjcsc
Prescription Pjcsc ptton I can n sleep well all night Could Couldhardly couldhardly
hardly drag around before I took your ntedi ntediine mcditine
tine ine Sod now can do my housework and help helpsay helpmy
say husband in the field Words cannot express expressfie
fie th4nUs I owe to Dr Pfcrce PfcrceWeak PmerceWeal
Weak and sick women are invited to toconsult toconsult
consult Dr Pierce by letter letterfree All Alland Allootrespondenceis
ootrespondenceis held as strictly private privateand
and sacredly confidential < Address Dr
U 1 V Pierce Buffalo N Y YDr VDr
Dr Pierces Common Sense Medical MedicalAdviser Medicaltdis
Adviser tdis containing more than a thou thousand thouband ¬
sand large pages is s sent free on receipt receiptor receintof
or of stamps to pay expense of mailing mailingQZtly
QZtly ly Send 31 onecent stamps for the theitbttpSadf thevolume
itbttpSadf volume or only ar t stamps stampsf stampst14c
t14c thebobk n iaaF f Covers Address Addressta
r ta E V Pierce Bmfalo NY
irarch trch to vdlt2tlme down the room roomten roomten
ten steps stepsIt
It is a dance that pan an be danced with withtwo witbtwo
two J parIzmei rtoea qpQi9m < f fand thq prosmeade prosmeadearid
and one for lW t feanainde feanaindechanging tetnalner Of the dance dancechanging
changing parln panrs > rs as in a cotillion As Asa Asa
a danct it is etrirtly a society dance dancefor dancefor
for one onecxn can go o through Us mazes with without without
out tripping upon ones long skirt for forit forIt
it to a as deliberate as the minute and andran andcan
ran be danced without tearing ones oneslace oneslaces
lace In thiarerpect tbi respect it differs from fromnearly fromnearly
nearly all other roupd dances of the thepres thepreemtds
pres preemtds preemtdsThough t daj dajThough
Though xJaneeA tp Jo to waltz time tU tUnew tI tInew
new KnlcKerbocKer i Is done in very veryleisurely veryleISrely
leisurely atyiii the feat barely walking walkingthe walkingthe
the steps Delfesfeely tetlely daintily each eachstep eachstep
step dmUnc dIethici f they go through the first firstthree firstthree
three positions of the dance Then Thencomes Thencomes
comes the regulation waltz position positionand positionand
and through the gentle mazes of the theglide theglide
glide they tk go goIt goIt
It begins with Qe ke salute saluteTh Then comes comesthe coniesthe
the grant promenade which may be befrom befrom
from three to ten steps down the room roomThe roomThe
The couple and side by side with the thehand thehands
hand lift d higft That of the lady Is Issupported isptM
supported b3u 0y the hand of the gentle gentleman gentleman ¬
man manThe manThe
The second figure ot otthe the dance comes comeswhea conieswhen
when the euuule face each other in inwhat Inwhat
what is called the first position for the thewaltz thewaltz
waltz step ep They waltz half way wayround wayround
round beginning with the right foot footThen footThen
Then they stop and waltz half way wayround wayround
round beginning with the left foot and andmaking andmaking
making two side steps stepsThe stepsThe
The fount position tlon Is In wait time timeand timeand
and in walUcJugp with arms out outstretched outstretched ¬
stretched Tney TIteyr float off into a full fullglide fullglide
glide waits whirling but not hopping hoppingThe hopjllngThe
The oldfashioned glide Is here revived revivedin
in the most popular dance of the year yearThe yearThe
The figure is now repeated There is isthe isthe
the promenade down the room side by byride byside
ride the first position waltz step half halfway halfway
way round with the right foot then thenhalf thenhalf
half way round with the left foot footmaking fotmaking
making two side steps Then the glide glidewaltz glidewaltz
waltz waltzNothing waltzNothing
Nothing could be easier than this thispretty thispretty
pretty dance and nothing could be bemore bemore
more effective as a parlor dance Its Itsslowness Itsslowness
slowness and nd its delicacy will make it itvery Itvery
very popular popularAt po
At the Dress Counter CounterfN
fN New w York ork Times TimesSme Timesbe
Sme be was a tulermade young lady of oftwenty Oftwenty
twenty years who whosat sat at the silk counter counterIt counterwith
with a bit It of black taffeta in her dainty daintyfingers daintyfIngeta
fingers fingersHave fIngetaHave
Have you sora some of this same taffeta taffetashe taffetashe
she asked the clerk fit was bought here hereand hereand
and I want to look at something off the thesame thesame
same piece piecePatiently piecePatiently
Patiently the clerk pulled down bolt boltafter boltafter
after bolt of taffeta and after ten min minutes mm mmutes ¬
utes searching and matching he found foundthe foundthe
the bolt desired desiredShe desiredShe
She looked at it carefully while the thecleric theclerk
cleric Inquired How many yards yardspleaeer yardsOh
pleaeer pleaeerOh
Oh 1 dont want any said she sweet swmly sweetIv
ly I made a wager with Mae Brown Brownthat Brownthat
that this taffeta had a red selvedge anI anIshe anIshe
she bet it was agreen selvedge I see srpits seeIts
its red and Im awfully much obliged obligedto
to you and Mac Brown will have to pay payme payme
me a box of candy candyPatiently candyPatientlv
Patiently the clerk restored his silks to tothe tothe
the shelves and regretted the heavy pen penalty penaltyforhotiieJde ¬
alty altyforhotiieJde altyforhotiieJdeLAZY for homicide homicideI
LAZY LIVER LIVERI
I find T zrarts rareU so good tb tbat t I Tronia rotbs rotbswithout t be bewtthoat
without them I w was troubled a great deal With
torpid user sad nd headache Kew since taking
Cascareu Candy Cathartic 1 f feelreryxunchbeter feelreryxunchbeterI eel Treijfflneh better betterI
I shall h U certaialr recommend them to 013 friends friendsas
as th the best medicine I hove ever seen seenAnna seenAnna
Anna Bazioet Oabora lull No o 2 fall Blver BlverMese BlverMesePleuant JM JMBest
Best For ForThe
The Bowels BowelsCANDY
CANDY CATHARTIC CATHARTICPlewant
Plewant Palatable Potent Tosto TesteGbodDo Good Do Good GoodW
NererSteken Wesken orOripe lee ne50eNever ne50eNeversaid
said W ia bulk The Tb genuine tablet tamped C CCC C O
auarsate d to euro or your money back backSterling backSterling
Sterling Remedy Co Chicago or NY Box BoxArTOLSALE SotANNUAL
ANNUAL ArTOLSALE SALE TEN MILLION BOXES BOXESAniau
Aniau 9 Man Mfii 9JIo7 Wit WitA Who WhoA
A ToaAtfn bwatnese must use cuts cutsIn cutsIn
In ai afl eastern town three business businessfirms businessItems
firms faUSdthty fatted tey cidnt aaverttse aaverttsesaid acvertt5esaid
said c cOts ts were worthless worthlessIn
In the mine town three lItmus flnnffcarrytog lItmuscarrying
carrying tj > < same lin line of goods goodsstarted goodsstarted
started up Ad d have been growing growingever growingever
ever since they advertised advertIsedusing advertIsedusinguts using usingut
ut uts wan their hoi Tmvby by bee the thepointT thepoint
point Our cut cuts talk talkFhsme talkEIR
EIR VI iV iVcopIv
copIv copIvPROGRESS
PROGRESS JJIWEN1 JJIWEN1Phone
Phone 357 357Notice 37I
I Notice of Sale Under Chattel Mort Mortgage ort ortI ¬
I gage gageNOTICE gageNOTICF
NOTICE IS HfcRKBY GIVEN THAT THATut
ut a t Salt I Lake ake City Utah Feb M MFred lS4 lS4Fred
Fred C Lyngbers mortgagor conveyed conveyedto
to 0 Minnie L I Snow mortgagee by way of ofchattel ofhattel
chattel mortgage th the following goods goodsand goodsand
and chattels towlt towltShelves towitShelves
Shelves two sides four large counters counterstwo counterstwo
two smalt counters one large glass show showcase showcase ¬
case one cheese case one bread breadcase breadcase
case one cigar case on one candy candycae candycase
case two gum eases one soap soapcase soaPCase
case two t WO picxie cases six picKtc picKtcJars P1C1t P1C1tjars
Jars one coffee mill one ic Je box refrig refrigerator refrgcrator ¬
erator one oil tanK one pair of platform platformscales platformscales
scales three counter s aSOIbS dfes one fruit fruitetard fruitstard
etard one fish stand ono gasoline O5ollne tamp tampeight 1ampeight
eight tea cuddles eight spice cuddies two twooil twooil
oil paintings two stoves three cofiee cud cuddles cuddies ¬
dies awning chairs stepladder and one oneclock oneclock
clock And all th the stock stOckof of groceries con conBisting conslating
slating of canned goods nSeJkles iei ies candles candlestomatoes candlestomatoes
tomatoes c > aeeae ee e and allfefner all tether kinds ot otgroceries otgroc
groceries groc rtcs and merchandise now located locatedat
at 1132 South State street said city citySaid citySaid
Said chattel mortgage was recorded in inthe Inthe
the ofii oflhe < of the rwiardes of Salt Lake Lakecounty Lakecounty
county ttah Feb 3d lOG and ad wag also alsuregularly alsorcgularly
regularly filed in sad office officeNow officeNow
Now therefore the said mortgagee by byreaaon byreason
reason of default of the terms of sam sammortgage sattimortgage
mortgage baa na taken possession of said saidgoods saidgoods
goods will foreclose j said mortgage and andsell andsoil
sell said goods and property at public publicauction publicauctiolt
auction to time highest bidder for cash cashat cashat
at said stor tor < 130132 South State street streetsaid streetsaid
said city on March 3d 1W at t oclock oclockp
p m ami will continue the sale from dfty dftyto dftyto
to day until all of said goods are sold soldThe oIdThP
The amount due under said mortgage on onthe onthe
the first publication hereof is t IT25 25 to together togethr ¬
gether with SSOOO OOi attorney fees together togetherwitn togetherwith
with cocts iinJ nl ixpeneeB of sale as pro provirleU ptaviltl
virleU for in s said ld chattel mortgage mortgageMINNIVJ mortgageliNNll
MINNIVJ L SNOW Mortgagee MortgageeJiinrs MortgageeI
I Jiinrs J Ii1 t > rudoe Tier Attorney itttorn
I ICatarrh
Catarrh is not only a most disgusting dud offensive offensivemalady j
malady but when allowed to continue becomes constita constitational i itional
tional The foul secretions and mucous matter are areabsorbed areabsorbed
absorbed into the blood and the whole system becomes becomesinfected becomesinfected
infected with the catarrhal poison and cant be reached reachedby A Aby
by inhalations sprays washes powders and salves Only Onlya
a remedy that enters into the circulation and cleanses and andpurifies a apurifies
purifies the polluted blood can cure Catarrh after it gets getsto 3 3to
to be chronic It is a disease diseasetlint
tlint 1 nttnot 4 1 < fh 1 mpmhrnti I c Gentlemen I bad Catarrh for about ftfteut
mat uaa atraocs tne niemDranes
yearsana years andno ao one oould have havebeenworse been worse ItrW ItrWthe I triad triadand
and delicatecoverings of all everybing I could bear of bet no good resulted
the 1 bodilv 1 i1 Tt i not I then < ea b began an SS S and eeuld w sea a little ta ¬
me ortrntm it 15 not no
foully organs i
rovement iroaa the first rst bottle and after taking taktsjcconfined
confinedtothehead confined to the head IIOSC noseand and it itashortwhile a abort while was cured This was six jx jxt yean yeanthroat
throat t uroaL but 1 Ui thestomach 41 uesornac 1 bow t ago SaS and ttIffl I am as well today as any man tSU tSUCIS I think
Oatarrh is a blood disease a and H know the is isels
CIS kidneys bladder and nothing nothingonearthbeterfbrtbebIoodta on earth better tor the blood than S 835 835Ut S 8 8other
other Ut parts nyts of I the U body bed are hebodythinka > < thinks more of otS s S 3 than I d dliable do doliable
an t1Ok X XAanov XAanovThe JLTowThe
liable to become involved
The catarrhal poison pollutes the blood and through the circulation contam contaminates contamnmates ¬
mates every organ membrane and tissue of the body Catarrh affects tUe tUegeneral t1 t1general
general health injures the digestion upsets the stont stontach ttontach
ach destroys the appetite produces nausea and other othermiserable othermiserable
miserable symptoms S S S reaches it through the tlef theblood
f blood goes into the circulation and drives oat all allunhealthy allunhealthy
unhealthy accumulations and when all part of the thessytem thessyteiu
ssytem arc receiving a supply of rich pure blood the general health i iinvigorated is isinvigorated
invigorated and all the disgusting symptoms of the disease stop Write WriteUS
US about your case and our physicians will advise you free of charge chargeTHZ chargeTIlE
TIlE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO A7LAMTA GATAS9EI8 CA CAPNE
TAS9EI8 TAS9EI8NE
PNE NE PRICE PRI TDALU TD ALL
This Horning 9 to 12 oclock oclockSPECIALI oclockSPECUILI
SPECIALI
10 PIECES WHITE SILK SILKBROIDhIRID EM EMBROIDERED ¬
BROIDERED BROIDEREDSfc BROIDhIRIDSWDth1tI
Sfc SWDth1tI frf i flannels flannelsScalloped FIanneJsScalloped
Scalloped and hemstitched TfJ TfJue 0l 0lHe
ue 75c and 85c For above abovehours abovehours >
hours at
54c at54c a yard yardThis yardThis
This Morning 8 to IS ooiodlc ooiodlcnienf ocloslcOur
Our Shoe Jepart Jepartment
nienf nienfSPECIALBOYS mentSPECIALBOYS
SPECIALBOYS SATIN CALF CAUPSHOESsla CALFSHOISSsbee
SHOESsla 13 to 3 I1 115 v IIM IIMi
3 i hours special price priceSf25
Sf25 Sf25This 125 125This
This Morning 9 to 12 oTclook oTclookSpecial oelookSpecialin
Special In Ouj UF Bress BressGoods ElressGoods
Goods SSepaptsnent
50 pieces Specialty Suit Suiting Suittrig ¬
trig and Plaids strictly new dou double dSSble ¬
ble fold 32 3 inchee wide in all allshades 11 11shades
shades of blue red green gray grayatitl g gand
and brown regular values valuesand UK UKand
and 30c For three hours omy omy32c oyat
at
32c 2cayard 2cayardThis a ysrd ysrdThis
This Morning 9 to 12 oclock oclockCloak
Cloak Dept
1 150 50 Shirt Waist WasstOur Waist77c
77c 77cOur
Our entire stock of FleecellnM FleecellnMMadras FleecolinSdMadras
Madras Shirt Waists in Inwhite MR MRwhite
white and white with fancystripes fancy fancystripes
stripes trimmed with large pearl pearlbuttons
buttons will be put on sale t3 t3momlttg t tmeriting
meriting 3 to 12 at each eachSizes ecb77c
77c 77cSizes
Sizes 32 to 44 44This 41Thia
This Morning 9 to 12 oclock oclockBoys9 oclockBoys
Boys Clothing ansi ansiSPECIAL andGenis
Genis Furnishing FurnishingDepartment
Department DepartmentSPECIALBoys
SPECIAL SPECIALBoys Boys twopiece double douWebreasted doublebreasted
breasted s squarecut < juar cut suits ages 11 11to IIto
to 17 years this is a broken Usa Usaor Uneof
of sizes and ranges in valuesfrom values valuesfrom
from ZZO 50 to 469 4 To close ostt osttthis e ethis
this entire line we will sell sellthree fir firthree
three hours only from 9 to 12 12at A Aat
at actual cost Price PriceS225
S225 S225This 225 225This
This Morning 9 to 12 oclock oclockA
A SALE OP OPKIRKS OPFine
Fine Toii8t Soap SoapKIRKS
KIRKS SPRING BOUQUET an anexquisite anexquisitely
exquisite j Hccnted fine toilet toiletsoap toiletsoap
soap regular price 122C a bar barOn barOn
On sale thit = morning 9 to 12 12oclock ISoclock
oclock 3 i bars in a box per box boX19c
19c
THIS AETEBJTOON FBO1C PROJ2T050CLOCX
8 2T050CLOCX TO 5 OCLOCK 1 1SPECIIIL
SPECIIIL I I3OOardsOf
900 3OOardsOf 3OOardsOfBlack Yards Of OfBlack
Black Taffeta Silk SilkJut 1 1lust
Jut arrived bought at manufac manufacturers manufacturOrs ¬
turers cost an elegant lustrous lustrousand lustrousand
and crisp quality at niches wide wideand wideend
and never sells at less tha 85c 85cper c cper
per yard We will give them themaway themaway
away this afternoon from 2 to 5 5oclock 4 4oclock
oclock at the low special price priceof 1 1of
of ofTHIS
per yard yardTflts
THIS APTERNOOlf FROJC
2 TO 5 OCLOCK OOLO
4 1 Handkerchief Sale SaleLadies SaleLadies
Ladies all pure linen plain hem hemstitched ¬ I Istitched
stitched handkerchief and a agreat agreat
great variety of Swiss embroid embroidered embroldred ¬
ered red bordered hemstitched and andscalloped andscaLloped
scalloped edge handkerchiefs ip ipto II
to 35c values on sale today 2 to toa I Ig
a g oclock at at13c at19c
13c each eachTHIS eachTBIS
THIS ATTEB2IOON PROM
2 TO 5 OCLOCK OCLOCKfflhsfe II IIWhite
White Curtain CurtainSwisses CurtainSwisses
Swisses SwissesFull
Full yard wide in any size dot or orfigure orfigure
figure imaginable worth 16 1623c 1623cfor 2Sc 2Scfor
for 3 hours this afternoon from
3 to 5 oclock at atHe atlie
He a aTHJS yard yardTBS
TBS ASTSKNOON PBOJC PBO
2 TO 5 OCLOCK OCLOOICCloak
Cloak Dept
5 Blouse Sweaters SweatersOur
150 150Our
Our crtire stock of ladies all wool woolknitted woolknitted
knitted blouse sweaters in colors colorsnavy colorsnavy
navy cardinal green white and andblack andblack
black that sold at 2500 1490 411 411o and
1400 o this afternoon 2 o 5 s choice choiceSI
SI 150 150TBtS SO SOTHIS
THIS A APTERNOON TEKNOOK PRObE
2 TO 5 OCLOCK OCLOCKSPECIAL OCLOOXOur
Our Shoe Ilepartmt IlepartmtSPECIALChildrens
SPECIAL SPECIALChildrens Childrens Kid Shoes Shoessiies Shoessiam
siam 5 to 8 lace or button our ourregular ourregular
regular 69c shoe for 3 hours hoursTHIS
381 381TBIS
THIS AFTER3TOO2 PBOJC
2 TO 5 OCLOCK OCLOCKAXOTHKR OCLOcKANOTHER
ANOTHER GREAT STIR IN INWhite INWhite
White Goods GoodsSPECIAL GoodsSPSICIAL
SPECIAL WHITE ENGLISH ENGLISHLONG ENGLISHLONG
LONG CLOTH worth 368 iO a abolt abolt
bolt containing 12 yards the very verybest ery erybest
best to be had 30 pieces in the thelot thelot
lot while they last starting at 2 2oclock 2oclock
oclock sharp one bolt to a cue customer cuetomer ¬
tomer at
230 Boil oIt
No matter how weak weakyou weaki
i you are how foil o oaches of p pI
aches and pains how howfeeble howx
+
I l
x It feeble and old In yu yiur r ractions a aN
actions you can be benade
nade stronier Mki Mkibetter
better man by wearing wearingy
y laoctrfc Beit wtale wtaleMe
Me ottt the men menirfeo
irfeo have worn my mySee
N I Bsltfleethernwitb Bsltfleethernwitbx See them Witt WitttecdR
x S tecdR eiect chest chesthealth x xz
+ z t I amied the 1110w 1110wIN
IN I health in their cheeks cheekscourage cheeks4z
4z I courage in intheir their heart heartsi heartand
and a clasp of the hand handthat haiizJ
i
that tells you 1 am a aman
zJ man manAnd
And how is It with withyou
you Have you rheu rheumatism rhenmatirin ¬
matism and back pains a dull ache and weakness1 over your kidneys kidneysdull kidneysdull
dull headaches with a tired stupid feeling Are you losing your vi vitality v vtaitty ¬
tality Do you feel yourself growing aged before your time Are Areyou Areyou
you nervous sleepless short of memory and lacking in spirit and andseifcoafidence andselfconfidence
seifcoafidence Do you know that yon are not the man you would wouldlike wouldx
x like to be beIf I Y YH
If so I can cure you What you lack is Just what electricity sun sunb Sunplies
plies My Belt trill cure you and if you will come to me you will somn somnbe
b be qrio one erf DR McLAUOHLIKS MEN MENI
I believe that the best evidence in the word of an honest map w wo wox > o osays
x says sa YOU CURJKD MS MSKERYOTJSHBSB M I I2EEBVOUSiBSS
+ KERYOTJSHBSB AND BSBUKATIS3C BSBUKATIS3CCaldweU UATIS3 UATIS3caldweu
CaldweU Ida Dec 7 1M3 1M3Dr 1903Dr
Dr M A McLattShJin McLattShJinDear
1 Dear Kr SirI I am getting along very well indeed under jour treat treatment ¬
mont and think the Belt has done wonders for me When I oomsiaene4 aommeno < i iyour
1 your ur treatment n my > y eheumatijila ieumatls was so bad that I could hardly atari atarion atarion
on iny feet nor could I sleep Now I get around like a man a is1f lf my myag myage
ag age and f feel el stronger and beU bettor In every way I cannot thank you too toomuch oo ooV
V much for what you ttftve donfer me and win gladly recommend tie tietreatment ie ietreatment
treatment With beet wishes I am yours very truly trulyCHARLES trulycRARLS
CHARLES HIXDBfTRtt HIXDBfTRttC HINDBURICome
C Come me to me and let me cure you Twenty years of my life have haveWho havebeen
been demoled to ray trade and I have made my Belt popular with people peoplewho
Who are tired of drugging I care while you sleep Its easy and pleas pleasant pleasx ¬
x ant My Belt gives a current that is a glowing glo mg warmth No burn or orI
1 stihg
stihgI I have a nicely Illustrated book which erery e ry man should read I IwiU g gwill
will yand It closely scaled aIed free if you send this ad adDR
1 DR M BMclAGiyKi93l McAjWJN i f fOffice 931 16th St Denver DeperGolo DeperGoloi Cola ColaOffice
Office OUftTi n mu Uc I S f r m Sundays 10 to 1 1 1a
a

xml | txt