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THE SALT LAKE HERALD FRIDAY lRIDAY APRIL 14 1905
INVITATION HASBEENACCEPTED HASBEEN HAS HASBEEN
BEENACCEPTED BEENACCEPTEDGreat BEEN ACCEPTED ACCEPTEDGreat
Great Britain Will Send Delegates to toPeace toPeace
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Peace Conference ConferenceSOME ConferenceSOME
I IRES
SOME RES RESERVATION RV TI N MADE MADE6THER MADEl MADElPOWERS MADEITHER
i
6THER POWERS HAVE DONELIKEWISE DONE DONELIKEWISE DONELi
LIKEWISE LIKEWISEJxition Li IEWISELtion I IOI1
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Jxition OI1 April 1 nPit I i the hotiee b U C of oftoday Ofr I Ir
r > today Lord Bafcjf J3s 1 CLibefA Ltbet asked askedf fisk fiskf
f President Roonevelts Roo eveiLs invitation to torowers tor tor1wpr
rowers r r1wpr lwfr to send representatives to a aond a an 2Th1
ond n r1 peaoe ene confWdnee ccmtm h e would ould be ac aci acd
i d q and hther the question of oftrrbaiul oft ofrta1
trrbaiul t ba1l of war would be brought broughtirfirt broughtrf
irfirt rf rp r the th conferwic eon rs4lc Foreign Secre Secrev SecrelansdowQe ecr ecrt
t v V l aiisdowoe replied that the invi inviii Invihad
ii + i ii had bf tti f8i1 n ace K eeflt1 pt t J < l The govern groverni
i lit t ha hat < l planed it Itllleit lf in Prealient Prealientrrveils PreBhtentr Prw14enthands
< rrveils r ellR hands with a reservation reservationifrrly reservation1fnI reeervatlofl1cr
ifrrly 1fnI 1cr to th th8 subjects which might be besubmitted beJlbJllltted beunjJttpd
submitted to the conference All th thTt the thenr theJIwr
Tt nr i jowsrs low r3 had accepted a epte the Invlta Invltau nv1t nv1tt
t u I v ith equal coffliaaily c and with the theEM ther theE4
EM I reservations reservationsConditions r rvervMIonsConditions enatlonBC
Conditions C Unsatisfactory UnsatisfactoryTjrd
Tjrd T Ii rd Tjanadowne said that the thet poei posit
t F < > f the t hE n powers wa aH meet unaatlH unaatlHfa nnithO13
fa f OI O13 ry In n regard to many m8u questions o oit of oftnafjnJIRl ofit
it tnafjnJIRl i national lawv lilw The only method a af
f 4 tral ra1 power could adopt when at atn atvith
n MI i with ith one or two belligerents belligerentsiirt
Ort VH > r of resorting t tn means which he hetj h hd hLaiisdowne
tj d i i ansdowne would rath rather r not nottemplate nott notlOrripIatp
< t > template mllat was to follow the example exampleireal exampleIrpat exampleIre
ireal Ire Britain and press its claims claimst
t f cIgl ugly > and make few protests He Hen HeIP1
n Mtf fPrl d out that Great Britains recent recentrp recenttPj1 recentiitation
rp tPj1 ic nitations < and protests to Russia Russiar
r 11 not been without effect Lord LordTa Lordr LordTcUsdWne
Ta r TcUsdWne 11 srlowne however regretted r that the thelijssian theHJIsian the1jsian
lijssian government had not departed departedr departedspite
r > spite of all arguments from the at atHide attude attude
tude It first assumed in regard to coal coalnotwithstanding coalJtwithstanding coalntw1thstand1ng
notwithstanding the fact that at the theHflin thetriln
Hflin 1 conference of 1S84 Russia aflopt afloptrI
rI f an attitude diametrically opposite to totiiat totlRt toiat
tiiat iat which she be had now assumed assumedHold assumedHold assumedHold
Hold Same Views ViewsTlif Viewsn ViewsT1i
Tlif n p foreign secretary said that the theAmerican theAmprkan theAmerhan
American and British governments governmentsdurJre governmentsdrYnp oernmentsdr1n
durJre dr1n these discussions held identical identicaljpas identicalfl
jpas jf fl 5 Ho believed that In regard to toal toii
al 1 I thcsp > points the two governments governmentsT
T Td d ben eye to eye and that their di dijioinacy diI
jioinacy I ioJIIac tJllao had been directed toward the ther theIfornp1J thennir1lshment
Ifornp1J r < omplishment bmEnt of the same ends endsTx endsTorrl endsI
I Tx Torrl > r < i Lansdowne outline 1 the subjects subjectsdiscussion subjectsdllrlJsslon subjectsf
f I discussion which Secretary Hays Hayst Ha Hatp
t tp < of invitation proposed and pointed pointedMt
Mt that it would be impossible now to toumTate toTanf to12trirrate
umTate Tanf > rat > all the subjects which at the thetoppr thenppr theoptr
toppr moment might be selected but butien buthfn buthe
hfn he ien the time came probably all the theattars theattpr8 theatters
attars which recently were under dis dission dislon dlsIon
sion lon would go before the conference conferencewhich conferencewhich conferencehieh
> which hieh the American government in ini Inthe
i < 1 l the Dowers Dowersu
u conclusion nnlu lon Lord Lansdowne said that thatarning1 thatamnJ thatam
arning1 am rg other subjects flubj ts which it was most mostifulrable mOAtrta mostesftabli
ifulrable rta to discuss was tho danger dRn r from fromfiiMnj fromfl1fjlJ fromqI
fiiMnj qI tng mines the new and terrible de development deoIrmpnt deTrmertt ¬
velopment of modern warfare In fact factit factit
it wa vas nr fry t ry desirable Q irable that a general agree agreeTirnt agreeTIrnf agreeni
Tirnt ni n shnnld be b reached anionK the > powers powersf
f n Mil 11 the oolnts oInt raised Feeling that thateer thatr thatetr
eer < r thing should be b done to restrict the theore the1tpa thezta
ore 1tpa a of belligerent bJI crent operations and min min1rir mm mm1ri
1rir 1 1ri ri > th tie suffering and Inconvenience or ort
t > i > se p directly and Indirectly affected the thegovernment thognptmfnt thegc
government gc errment oordlally welcomed w < lcomed the In lnave InHiltf In1fatve
Hiltf 1fatve ave of the th > United States mid at the theproprr tharJr therprr
proprr rJr time would gladly gla l associate Itself Itselftfrrli Uselh Itselfl
h l nIP gOernmf > nt of the United States Statlitcl1g Statesrng
tfrrli itcl1g ig with these e important questions questionsTo
To i 1 qf f retary shared the hose that the thetime thetltnP theIte
time Ite was not far distant when they might mightrrs ml mightrr ht htrr
rrs rr themselves to this most humane humaneI
1 mst tn at honorable task taskfSxdney taskSdey
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fSxdney Smith said a goodnatured goodnaturedlf
lf ifp v Is hard to beat Thats the way waywith Wa Waw waywith
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SAI SAILING UN G INTO INTOJAWS INTOJAWS > 1
JAWS OF DEATH DEATHRojcstvenskys DEATHitojestvcnskys I IRojcstvcnskys
Rojcstvenskys Fleet on Its Way W y to toStraits toStraits toStrait5
Straits of Formosa FormosaWHOLE FormosaVHOhE ForniosaWHOLE
WHOLE WORLD WATCHING WATCHINGEVIDENT WATCHINGEVIDENT WATCHINGEVIDENT
EVIDENT INTENTION TO GIVE GIVEBATTLE GIVEBATTLE GIVEBATTLE
BATTLE BATTLESL
SL P Ptol1Qur toisburg April 13 6W p m mThe 111The niThe
The n news ws of the th northward lt nOrthw rthW td movement movementof nt ement ementof
of Admiral Rojestvenskys squadron squadronand squadronamid quadronan
and an hit evident intention to accept bat battle battle battie ¬
tle whenever Admiral Togo chooses to tooffer tvoffer tooffer
offer it has for to l the present pre ent stilled stiU d all allactivities allRctvIUes altactivities
activities in the direction of peace and andtho jndtho nd ndthe
tho foreign dispatches disp ttches < relating to the thevoyage th thYoyage thevoyage
voyage of the squadron are followedwith followed followedwith followedwith
with the most J OItt intense int nFe interest interestTho lutenstTh interestTh
Tho Th admiralty adm iralty volunteers no informa information informaHon lnfornation ¬
tion regarding Tlojestvenskys TIojMlt vensks plans planswhether plauawhelher plammwhether
whether hi Imiitedlatfe Immedl t destination is isor isor 15or
or in s not iapc aPc Pedarn on the east eastcoast eastcoast eastcoast
coast of CochinChina but in naval navalcircles navalircles navalcircles
circles the impression Impres iou prevails pnwa its that thatthe thatthe thatthe
the squndron will continue northward northwardto
to the Straits of Formosa where if ifAdmiral ifdnlJral ifaidntral
Admiral Togo doet not elect lo o give givebattle giveha1le ive ivebat
battle bat f or Is defeated Admiral Hojest Hojestvensky Hojeftullky Hojeatvemsky
vensky ullky may ma seize a temporary base in inJapan inTapRItENI iflTapanese
Japan TapRItENI em territory wnd ncI If it is con considered COIklred comtskiered ¬
sidered advisable he could there thereawait th thereawait > re reHwait
await the arrival of Admiral Nebogat Nebogatoffs Nebogatorrs Nebogatoff
offs off division It is ruhiored that there thereIs
Is a force OIce of riflemen on bourd the theRussian then1l theRussian
Russian n1l tIlan transports which could be belanded beandrd belanded
landed for the purpose of cooperating cooperntingwith cooperatiniwith
with marines in the same g He fashion that thatthe thatthe thatthe
the United States established eHta 1ished a base baseat basat baseat
at GuantnuHtno Cuba bit t in 180ft 1SD Other Othernaval Oth Otherliaval r r11aal
naval men m n think that Vladivostok Va ivostok is isthe isthe 1 1the
the only base the Russian admiral hutt huttin hWIn lituIn
in view iOw
Embargo onNews onNewsThere onNewsTh on News NewsTheme
There Th le is an embargo on news from fromVladivostok fr frOntVladivostok nl nlYladlvostok
Vladivostok concerning the Russian Russiancruiers Russiancruhrers Rusalnncruisers
cruisers Rossla Gromoboi and Bogatyr Bogatyrand Bogatyrand Bogatyrand
and it is supposed though the admir admiralty admlrRlty ndmiralty ¬
alty does d e8 not confirm the fiuppositlon fiuppositlonthat upposlUonthat
that they have put to sea to effect a adiversion adherslon alierSIOn
diversion and prevent mine laying layingConsiderable lulngConsiderable iu3lngConsiderable
Considerable irritation is manifested manifestedin
in naval na al circles i1Cle at the activity of ofBritish ofBritish ofBritish
British s ships in Chinese waters which whichare whichare whichare
are reported to he streaming from fromHong fromHong fromHong
Hong Kong Kon to Singapore Singap re and their ac action action action ¬
tion Is attributed to u desire to Keep in intouch intouch Ifltouch
touch with the Russian fleet and report reportits reportits reportIts
its movements to the world at large and andto andto aridto
to Great Britains ally in particular particularhappened uR uRhappenel zifheppened
happened in the ease ca e of the th British Britisharmored Britishntmored BritIsharmored
armored cruiser Sutlej wharved at atSingapore atSinl1pore atSingapore
Singapore Straits Stra its Settlement yester yesterday yesterday ester esterdR ¬
day dR and reported having passed the theRussian theRussian theRussian
Russian second Pacific squadron at atdaylight atda atlaylight
daylight da Jight April 11 steaming north northMinteter northBnteter northMinter
Minter of Railroads Hlloff has left leftSt leftSt leftSt
St Petersburg for Siberia to superin superintend superintend superintend ¬
tend the improvements being made on onthe onthe onthe
the TransSiberian railroad and the theinauguration theInauuratton theinauguration
inauguration of the river service in inSiberia inSiberia InSiberia
Siberia
I ISteering
Steering Northeast NortheastSingapore NortheastSingapoze NortheastSinga
Singapore Singa pore April 13 l 13TIme The Russian Russianfleet Russianfleet Russianfleet
fleet was in latitude 8 degrees north northlongitude northlonitude northlongitude
longitude 108 degrees de rees 57 7 minutes east eastat castat eastat
at noon April 11 The Peninsular PeninsularOriental reninsularOriental PeninsularOriental
Oriental steamer Nubia which has ar arrived arrind arrived ¬
rived hero > reports having passed no noless no1ess noless
less than fortytwo vessels there th > l > They Theywero Theyvere n1 Y YWere
Were steering northnortheast at a aspeed aspeed aspeed
speed of eight eisht of ten knots knotsTho knotThe knotsThe
The position of r tho th fleet was then thenaboxit thenabout thenabout
about 300 miles northeastward northen hard of the theNatuna theNatuna theNatuna
Natuna Islands which lie between th thMalay thMalay thMalay
Malay peninsula and the west coast of ofBorneo orBorneo oforneo
Borneo orneo and more than 200 miles south southeast southeast southeast ¬
east of Cape S1 St Jacques This course courseindicates courseIndicates courseindicates
indicates that the fleet eet was not going goingto
to Saigon French Cochin China ChinaWill ChinaWill Chinawill
Will Witness Battle BattleWashington BattleachingtolJ BattleWashington
Washington April 13 13The The navy de department department dopartment ¬
partment was advised adls d of the parture departuretoday d parturetodttr parturetoday
today of the cruiser Raleigh from La Laj LnBuan LaBuan
j Buan on the north coast of British BritishBorneo Brltl BrltiahBorneo h hBorneo
Borneo where she he was dispatched by byRear byRear byRear
Rear Admiral Train to observe the themovements themovements themovements
movements of the hostile fleets for Cuyo Cuyoi CuoIn uyo uyoin
i in the Philippines PhUlpp l1f > s a point about 400 400miles 40Q 40Qmiles 400miles
miles to the northeast between Pala Palawan palaKJ1 Palawan ¬
wan KJ1 and Panay islands i It is indicated indicatedthat Indicatedthat Indicatedthat
that the Ralelghs commander obtained obtainedinformation obtainedInfonnation obtainedinformation
information as to what lie beliexod to tobe tobe tob
be b the contemplated course of the op opposing opplsln1 opposing ¬
posing war vessels and has shaped Sh ped his hiscourse hiscourle hiscourse
course accordingly It is about a two twoi tod83s twodays
i days sail t6 t Cuyo CuyoAnxious CUyoI CuyoAnxious
I Anxious to Meet Togo TogoLiQndon TogoIJQndon TooLndott
LiQndon April 13 13BrIUfh British naval men mencomment mencomment mencomment
comment on the lack of secrecy fe < r3 regard regarding regardIng regardtag ¬
ing Admiral Rojestvenskys movements movementssince movementsince movementssince
since his arrival in far eastern waters watersTho wnterllIhe watersThe
The fact that he is keeping to the main maintrade maintrade mnaiiitrade
trade route although knowing his hissquadron hl hlRfluadrnt1 hissquadron
squadron would constantly ColttantlYhf he sighted sightedand fightNIaud sightedazid
and reported by b passing vessels Y sfels they theyconsider t theyconsider he heconsider
consider clearly shows that the Russian Russianadmlrnl Rmglanadmhfll Russianadmiral
admiral is i keenly anxious to meet me < t Ad Admiral Admiral Admimi ¬
miral Togo and fight ght it out to a finish finishBurnetts flnishEturnetts finishurnctta
Burnetts urnctta Vanilla Extract ExtractIn
In I the b best t The grocers rOcpNI know it insist insiston Insl t ton
on having Burnetts It Is for your food foodPure foodPure foodcPurO
Pure and wholesome wholesomeMERE wholeljOllleCIa wboeonieMERE
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MERE TRIFLE TO HIM HIMAbraham HIMAbraham HIMAbraham
Abraham Erlanger Does D es Not Think ThinkTn ThinkTeJ1 ThinkTen
Tn Thousand Dollars Is IsMuch IsMuoh IsMuch
Much Money MoneyICew
New I York April prlJ 13 13Yn In the suit of David DavidB DayideI David13e1Aeo
B eI 13e1Aeo laro o to establish the th existence of a 3coiufitct aoollliatct arolittlict
coiufitct rolittlict with Klaw KIa w Erlan Erlllupr er tho thotheatrical thoUU thetheatrical
theatrical UU Ktrlcal manager n gfJIO through thrJu h the agency agencyOf eny enyr
Of r a third party A 4brahom bra 1mm L Grlanger of oftbat n1UaAt otIbaL
tbat firm WH was 811 chief chl r witness today Mr MrJrIanser lr lrJ3rlaj Irl
J3rlaj l rIaJurr ffr was asked 8Ik what chntire H man manHgfrr ma mats1r 11 11ar
Hgfrr ar lied n ad d to bok an attraction in ththtrt ththaatres th thth
th thtrt treii controlled by th the > theatrical syn syndicate fyndkAle syndkate ¬
dicate to which he replied that th < chance chancewag chancetvag hanc hancwas
wag good 004 for a K ItOodatt goodattrmetion odattraction tion For a poor poorlanger pooratlr poorettretion
atlr ettretion < Uon hp could uo iof q what the thlchaneft theehHnce
chaneft would ouk1 b Mr I5llanger langer langerwmllcate said that thatlbe thatthe
the wmllcate controlled between sixty sixtyfive ISlxt ISlxtflye siXtyfive
five and M 1M l theatre Mr r tSrlanger ranser sai saithe said suhtIh saidthe
the Ih gyndkNteK sndltatt share hKr4 of the th profit Itrofltt fro frotTh from fromt fromtThe
tTh t lh Auctioneer amounted amount d to aOOOO aOOOOMy Q000ity
My 17 share was wa not nitieli lie added addedYou addNIuYoN addedYou
uYoN You xot ot t ourthird of that sum did didyeu dideu didysu
yeu eu not asked Rsk l counsel coun ttl < for IJelaseo IJelaseoYes lJ Belaseoes IAJMO IAJMOXee
Yes es the witness witn s replied repliedDont relJeilDont replfe4lDont
Dont you 0 call CA II 10000 much muchXo mucho
Xo o not much muchMr lunchJlr muchMr
Mr Brlanger DrJal1 r Hheir hpJl t tetltlnMJ tified that he hebooked hebooked hebooked
booked three theatres outside the syndi syndicate syndleAt syndieate ¬
cate eAt free of chars Th1 rh ries were the Lyric LyricNew LyrltNw LyricNew
New York the Garrick Chicago and the thehow thelaJMUc thei1sjetic
laJMUc Bo Boatoli toJi He fttrlard ad1l1ittntl ad1l1ittntlhow adfl2lttndhowever
how however ver r that Nixon mid aUt XSmmerman had hadMM hadItn hadan
MM Interest In a play with S S and Lee UeoShwbert LfJShublrt LeeSitubert
Shwbert who control tho Lyric and Gar GarricR GKrtX OarheX
heX theatre mentioned mentionedair mentlo1lUr
air 13rlnns 1 rl5r ° r VHS s crossexamined at atHome atfOQlf atettue
Home length lon tk aud ama n < there tht were w re a number of ofilvHy orJlY oflIvJy
ilvHy JlY I tiJfcs ttJ between oruoHlng counsel counselDid cun eoUflelrfld el eluOId
uOId Did you ou not gt betjv etWff11 n 6000 and andS7M nd ndMe
S7M 7 Me from trot James Jm K 1 Ilackett H Ita kptt for booking bookinghim bookinghim booking1dm
1dm him In 11 owe ne 0f r his hi playsTV pl plays yft was WR asked askedXo aSkedu askedNe
u Xo not for the tht booktn booking Wt c were w re prac practically practlC1t1ly practically ¬
tically his managers replied 1J1ed Mr Er ISrIHIMCCT Erl Erlsnaer
IHIMCCT l lsnaerWeII IHIMCCTWeil trrtr trrtrWII
Weil WII who ho really r ny was 1t1S his manager managerHe managerJ1o
He was liS his hiI own manager managerYet mRnagerYet managerYet
Yet you you ou managed Jnanlu od Him HimYa UUhY 111ThY 111ThMr
Ya YaSir Y T TIr
Sir Ir Dirtnser Srlais r said the syndicate sot Qt 36 36Hoiwymvon Jper 25per
per c cOilt Jtt from the rotJt of Tao Chln ChtnOee ChtnOeefloneymvOn eo eoHonemuon
Hoiwymvon but nothing nothi X from ITloro uFlorodora ITlorodora Florodora
dora doraThe doralhe doraThe
The witness denied that he had ever everbeen cerbeen everbeen
been cruet or harsh to topIr > lr Belasco BclascoFIEND BelascoII BelascoFIEND
II IIFIEND
FIEND STILL AT LARGE LARGECoffeyvllle LARGEoCfeyvlllr LARGEoffeyviiIe
Coffeyvllle Kan April IS 1rTho The negro nofrowho nc negrowho ro rowho
who assaulted a ault d Mrs John Griffith is stilt stiltat 8tmat stiltat
at larpe I rEt though tho police are closely closelyfollowing closelroUowlng closelyfoUowintf
following a new clue lue that they believe believewill b behlOvewill lI vC vCm
will m soon result In his capture There Thereworo Thetewere rhrewero
were no further signs Of trouble today todaythe toda todathe todaythe
the ringleaders among aJ1otJ the unruly ne nehundred negro negroos
gro groos living l beii iIptacen placed In jail Fivc Fivc1Iul1d Fhelitifldnhi
hundred 1Iul1d d deputies are still tUJon on 9t dut duty with With4u with4jftCtlOdM
4 4u 4jftCtlOdM struetiortir tUctlon8 b S snOot Upon Up h the least leastpropcutlon leastprovbcaUon
propcutlon J Jfj ITw
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PITIFUL PLEA P A O OFPQOR OF POOR PACKERS PACKERSChicago
Chicago April 13 13Prices Prices of beef have advanced in every important importantmarket importantmarket importantmarket
market of the United States The consumer onsumer is paying pa ii1g the advahce advahceprice adv advprice dv n nprice
price which to him represents r res nta several cents per pouui over what he hepaid hep hepaM
paid p UI Up to t tail days d8 ago agoSwift agoSwift go goSwift
Swift Co 0 Armour and Nelson Morris state that no beef has been beensupplied beenauppUe beentmpphied
supplied to the retail markets mark ts of Chicago Or or to any other market of the thecountry thecounlodprJnl theeountry
country counlodprJnl during the last month and a half except at a loss lo s This jt it is
declared has been Rartially due to the fact that the breeders of ofstock ofstockand ofStoekand stock stockand
and the handlers of range cattle have been holding back on supply supplyuntil supplyuntil supplyuntil
until the grass of the range becomes nourishing nourishingsued
Swift Co sJeaktng for tb the packing interests this afternoon i isued Isued
sued the following statement statementDuring statementuDuring statementDuring
During the last six weeks the producers of beef cattle have baeij baeijreceiving bgehrC beelireceiving
receiving rC iving about SI 1 advance arlvan e over ov > r past prices for dhoicc oattle This sim simply 8impi simply ¬
ply pi meant m > ans that the advance adyan to the consumer in prices rlCet would be about
2 on the onehalf of choice < cattle that can be used for food foofThe purposes
rhe range cattle producer Is the master of the situation sihl itutIonS Uon
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OKLAHOMA WOLF WOLFHUNT WOLFHUNT WOLFHUNT
HUNT HAS ENDED ENDEDPresident ENDEDPresident ENDEDPresident i
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President Now En Route to Colorado Coloradoto Color do doto
to Chase Boars BoarsPRIVATE BoarsPRIVATE BearsPRIVATE I
PRIVATE TRIP AFTER THIS THISTHERE THISTHERE THISTHERE
THERE WILL BE NO MORE STOPS STOPSAND STOPSAND STOPSAND
AND SPEECHES SPEECHESFrederick SPEECHESFrederick SPEECHESFrederick
Frederick Okla April IS lSPr 1BIrOsiden Prosident ProsidentRoosevelt sident sidentRooseveltended t tItoosevelteiitled
Roosevelt Rooseveltended ended his hunt and broke brokecamp brOkecamp brOkecamp
camp this afternoon but did didimt not leave leavethe leavethe leavethe
the hunting grouhfl gro nn in the Big Pasture Pastureuntil paturountil Pastureuntil
until nearly nearl s Oilock Q ttiot4 lo tonight staying stayinginside staying stayingInside stayinginside
inside to eat Cupper with ilh the wolf wolfchasers wolfchasers wolfchasers
chasers The specialtrainwas special peeialtralnwas train was wafting waftinghere wamn wamnH waitingleI
here H leI re e and the president vr sldent and his party partyentered partentered partyentered
entered the cars and started start d south to toTexas toTexas toTexas
Texas over the St Louis San Fran Francisco Francisco Francisco ¬
cisco railroad According to schedule schedulethe shedulethe schedulethe
the train was transferred to the Fort FortWorth Fortorth FortWorth
Worth orth Denvet railroad at Vernon VernonTex Vernonrex Vernonrex
rex at 910 p m and the journey to toColorado toColorado toColorado
Colorado begun No provision is made madefor madfor madefor
for stops or speeches the public por portion portion portion ¬
tion of the presidents tour having havingended ha havingended vinb vinbended
ended
EIGHTEEN PELTS PELTSSlight PELTSSlight PELTSSlight
Slight Diminution in Number N mber of Ok Oklahoma Oklahoma Oklahoma ¬
lahoma Wolves WolvesFrederick WolvesFrederick f fFrederick
Frederick Okla April 13 13The The pres presidents presidents presidents ¬
idents great wolf olf hunt In Oklahoma is isnow isnow isnow
now at an end eighteen of these ani animals animals animain ¬
mals being the total number captured capturedThe capturedrho apturedrhe
The cooks porters and most of the theother theother theother
other help arrived in Frederick shortly short1 short1before
before 6 i oclock and reported that the thepresident thepresident thepresident
president would arrive here about 8 8oclock 8oclo Soclock
oclock oclo < k after taking suj supper > per near the thepasture theposture thepasture
pasture gate from the wagon containing containingsupplies containin containinsupplies containingsupplies
supplies sxd d that he and his party partywould partwould partywould
would then itillop to town townExDelegate townExDelegate townFixDelegate
ExDelegate Dennis T Flynn Gov Governor GovernOl Governor ¬
ernor rhomas B Ferguson Fergm on and Con Congressman e011grf Congrossman ¬
grossman grf > Ssman John H Stevens of rexas Texaswho rexaswho rexaswho
who arrived last la t night will be present presentto
to show their respects to the president presidentMade presidentMade presidentMade
Made Good His Word WordAbout WordAbout WordAbout
About 11 oclock this morning John JohnAbernathy TohnAbernath TohiiAbernathy
Abernathy the th noted wolfhunter told
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New ew York April 13 13Xan Kan Patterson Pattersonwas Patt > rson rsonI
I was s brought mto the tit court of general generalcessions gt generalseaeina > n > ral ralI
cessions by b her owu consent to plead to a aoharce ahurg acharge
charge hurg of 0 conspiracy nflDlra < to get g t money mone from fromCnetr fromCn fromCae4hr
I Cnetr Cn ar Young the bookmaker She Is Isaccused Isa Isaeu5od
accused a u5ed of having conspired with J T Mor Morgan Morgall 101 101J3n ¬
gall Smith and Ills wife Miss Patterson PattersonsBllttCr PattersonsI8ttr Pnttersonsslthr
BllttCr to extbrt e oJt money m nl from the dead deadbookmaker deRdbookmRkr leadbookmaker
bookmaker She WJ Wale K not allowed to toplead toIJIEad toJiERd
plead to tf the t a charge however as 8 Assist Assistant 4S515tIlnt AssIstant ¬
ant DJ District trlct Attorney ttOrney Rand asked Ask d Judge JudgeFoster Ju Judgel5oeter ge geIl00tr
Foster that she ht be dot l1 t arraigned uralgn t1 holding holdingthat holdln holdlnthat holdingthat
that now unnecessary mne Jtn Miss Pattersons Pattersonscouncil PattersonstunfiI Pattersonscouncil
council ri rlqu requested > nupst t > d that the minutes of the theStrand
I Strand jury jn which indicted her b bA Investi Investigated InIt1t1gated intestigated ¬
gated This fhl was opposed by b Mr Rand Randwho Randwho Randwho
who asked for a delay In company fomp9n with withJ
J Morgan Smith and Mrs Smith until to tomorrow tomlJrr01 tomorrow ¬
morrow Although Miss lf5S Pattersons coon counsel coonset 01lnpl ¬
set pl vigorously vigort JsJ > objected o jet d to the delay Ute tnecourt thecourt
court ordered thather t hat her plea t to 0 the charge chargebe
be put over until Friday FridayShe Frida FridaSh FridayShe
She Sh will be placed on trial airain next
the president that oh this 111j the last day dayho d Y Yho I Iblmsflf
ho was going to bring in two wolves wolveshimself wolv wolveshimself s
himself The president laughed J but butMr butMr I
Mr lr Abernathy left the president and andwhen aiJdwhen andwhen
when seen by bya a newspaper nespa er man m11h1 Sir the thopasture I IpaSture
pasture at 1 oclock this afternoon he helind I
had two wolves wohesa volve a live one on his hi pOrn pommel pOrnme ¬
mel me and a dead one tied U dbehlnd behind the thesuJidle thestnd1e I IsUdl
suJidle This afternoon two tw 0 0other other oilierwolves otherWolvon
wolves were caught making a total of ofeighteen ateighteen ofeIghteen
eighteen for Or the week Those who will willarrive vIilarrive
arrive in town with the president and andwho andwho
who have been in the hunt with hint hintare hintar hintare
are ar Dr A Lamber General S B Mv M MYoung
Young Cecil A Lyon Sloan Simpson SimpsonLieutenant SimpsonLieutenant SimpsonLieutenant
Lieutenant G R Fortescue S B Bur Burnett Burnett Burnett ¬
nett 11 V B Waggoner Tom Burnett BurnettC
C B MeHugh Captain Bill McDonald McDonaldJ
J J R Abernathy anT H T I Horton HortonAll HortonAll HortonAll
All of thisparty this party excepting e C B Mc McHugh McHugh rc rcHugh
Hugh and John Abernathy Ab rnath will leave leavewith leavewith leavewith
with the president at 825 oclock for forVernon forYcrnon forVernon
Vernon at this point The rh presidents presidentscar pr idents identsHr
car Hr will be 11 > transferred to the Fort FortWorth FortYorth FortWorth
Worth Denver D ner road and he will ar arrive arrive arnyc ¬
rive nyc at his Colorado destination d Satur Saturday Saturday Saturday ¬
day evening eveningAFTER eveningAFTER
AFTER CENTRAL FARM FARMUtah FARMUtah FARMUtah
Utah County Wants Expenjnental ExpenjnentalParm Ex ExpethnentaiFarm erbnental erbnentalFarm
Farm Provided by Legislature LegislatureHas
Has Purchased Land LandUtah LandttaJl Landsttaht
Utah county is makins a determined determinedeffort determinedeCort determinedeffort
effort to secure se uro the experimental farm farmprovided farmprovided farmprovided
provided for at the last session of the thelegislature tQclegislature thelegislature
legislature The Commercial club of ofProvo otProo ofProvo
Provo has taken the lead In the th cam campaign campRlgn camlaigfl ¬
paign for the th farm and a committee of ofthat orthnt ofthat
that body bod went before the county count com commissioners commissioners cornmissioners ¬
missioners a couple of days auo and in induced induced induced ¬
duced the board to make an appropriation appropriationof apllroprJaton apllroprJatonof
of 5000 50 000 to buy bu the sixty acres of land landthat landthat landthat
that will wi be required for the farm A Anumber Anumber Atiumber
number oC sites sioq have hac be beqn < m offered and andshould an anHhould andshould
should Utah county count win the location locaton no nodoubt nodoubt nodoubt
doubt is felt that a asultablefarm suitable suiable tarmcan farm can be beprovided beprovided beprovided
provided providedPostmaster providedPostmaster providedPostmaster
Postmaster James aes Clove Cloo of Provo whohas whohas who whohas
has taken the lead in the campaign campaign for forthe forI forthe
the farm was In the city oit yesterday and andexpressed andexpressed andexpressed
expressed great hopefulness hopefulnes that the thefarm thefarm thefarm
I farm would be located In Utah county countyIt count countI
It I cant well wel go to any other county countysaid count countsaid countysaid
said he The legislature limited the se selection 5CIEction selection ¬
lection IEction to Weber rebel Davis Salt Sal Lake and andUtah andtab andUtah
Utah tab counties There is valid
countes a vald objec objection objecton objeetion ¬
tion ton to all al of them except Utah Weber Weberis Veber VeberIs
is so far north norh that thot the cold col would woul freeze freezeout freezeout freezeout
out the plants being experimentally experimentallygrown experl experimentallgrown entl
grown gown Davis is so sandy sand that it i would woulddry woulddry woulddry
dry them out Salt Lake l is so smoky smokythat smokythat smokythat
that they would be killed kled whIle vhle Utah Utahcounty Utahcounty Utahcounty
county DOBsesses the soil soi water and cli climatic cl climatic ¬
matic mate conditions conditons Besides it IL Is so near nearthe ner nerthe nearthe
the center of the state that exprlment experiments experimentsmade xpcrirnentsmade <
made there would be of o advantage and andtend andtend andtend
tend to the th benefit beneft of the whole state stateJOE statJOE stateJOE
JOE JEFFERSON ILL ILLAtlanta ILLAtanta ILLAtlanta
Atlanta Atanta Ga April Apri IS 13A A special specal from fromSt fromSt fromSt
St Augustine Augmtne Fin say SR that Joseph Jef Jefferson Jefferson Jefferson ¬
ferson the famous actor 4s s ill II at his hi home homein homin
in Miami 1aml and that physicians ph slcang have been beensummoned bensummone beellsummoned
summoned summone him from St Augustine to attend attendhim atend atendhim attendhim
EIGHT AMERICANS PUT TODEATH TODEATHUnhappy TG TOJIUEATHUnhappy tDEAIH tDEAIHUnhappy
Unhappy Fate of Ships Crew Wrecked in Formosan Waters WatersJapan WatersJapan WatersJapan
Japan at First Proposed to Censure Censurethe
the Savages
I
A I I ASHINGTON April Apri 13 13Botel Hotel To Tobago Tobago ToV
W V V bago savages sfages in Formosa 1 ormosa caused causedthe causedth causedthe
the th death of eight members of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the crew of the American Am rlcan ship Benja Benjamin Benjamin Benjarain ¬
min Seawall SeRwal and zmd treated other mem members member mciiihers ¬
hers ber of the crew in a a cruel manner mannerwhen mannerwhen mannerwhen
when that ship was wrecked in Formo Formosan Formosan Formosan ¬
<
san water some time tme ago agoThe agoThe agoThe
The story is told in official
stor ofial correspon correspondence corresponcence correspondeuce ¬
deuce cence published publshed at the state department departmenttoday departmenttoca departmenttoday
today todaytention toca todayWhen
When 1 th the Japanese apanpe governments overlments 3t 3tttnton attention
tention ttnton was called aied to the incident it re replied repIed yeplied ¬
plied pIed that the government of Formosa Formosawould Formosawoul Formosawoul4
would woul efficiently emeent and strictly strity censure censurethe censurthe censurethe
the savages s lagf and will wil warn them not to torepeat torel torepeat
repeat rel t such Sich misconduct Ini conduct again againMr aainlr againMr
Mr lr Loomis the acting secretary of
state promptly directed the American Americanminister Amercan Amercanminister Americanminister
minister at Toklo to say sa to the Japan Japanese Japanese apnn apnnese ¬
ese government that something more mqrej moreImpressive
j Impressive than censure Cfnsure may suggest suggestitself suggestitself uggestI mQre
I itself iFelf to the mind of that th t government governmentThe govermeht
The Japanese Japnese government according ¬
ly adopted > d punitive punlte measures but butfound outfound bu bufound
found great grea t difficulty ditcult in executing Cxecutng them themintelligently themInte1gnty themIntelligently
intelligently Inte1gnty because they gould not notmake notmake notmake
make the natives natves understandfor understand for what whatthey whatthlY whatthey
they were being punished punishedThis punishedThl8 punishedThis
This government then suggested that thatseveral thattverll thatseveral
several tverll of the native chiefs known to tohave tohRxe tohave
have been bEen implicated ilpJcnterl in the incident hicient be beimprisoned behlprisonfd beliimprisoned
imprisoned hlprisonfd until unti some of the Formosah Formosahofficials FormmhI FormosahofficIals
officials ofkials could master their dialect dialec and andmake amImake andmake
I make them understand why they the were werebeing terebeing re rebeing
being punished
NEW REGULATIONS REGULA1IONSAFFECFING REGULA1IONSAFFECFINGALL AFFECTING AFFECTINGALL
ALL CLAIMS TO PUBLIC LANDS
Special Specil to Tho Herald HeraldWashington Heral HeraldWaahtngten
Washington Wahington Aaril Ari 13 i2Land Land Lnd Commte Commteslener Commll Commiaiionir
slener 8Dn r AV V A RlehRrdl Richard who returned returnedyesterday rOturnedyesterday
yesterday trda from fr m a western etern trip tOday t day Is Issued 11 issited ¬
sued uf a I circular drlir l leler lettOr tlcr of Instructions IUstruton to toUnited tornite toUnited
United rnite States Slte commissioners court com commissioners Cm Cmmisioners Cnminisatoners ¬
missioners misioners and judges ju le tanfl nd clerks cerks of ofcourts ofconrts ofcourts
courts of record relative r laUv to oath they theymaybe thpyI theymaRy
maybe maYh maRy be called cald upon upn to administer r in sup support supPOlt supPOll ¬
port POlt of applications 81tplkaton entry lntr proof or claim claimto
I to public plbl lands landsHeretofore I landsheretofore nds ndsHeretofore
Heretofore in many Instances Instate5 oaths oathsliave OD oathshave ths ths111e
have 111e been ben administered carelessly crelssh and andthis andthis andthis
this carelessness carel JI8S has seryefl to aid In Inmany inmany
I many violations Iolatons of the public pl f land laws lawsOfficers lawsOfCcprs lawsOfficers
Officers OfCcprs are ar admonished not to t adminis administer admlnlstEr ¬
ter tEr oaths oaths to any an stranger 8lnClr until lntl he has hasfirst hissfirst
I first frst been htn reliably rrlahl > maflt ma known and Men Idl 14dmtlfied
I tified tned to the offieen ofnrel Jurats should shou d not noti nQthe
i I he attached al8 h to oaths or affidavits affect affer afferI affectlag
j I lag I public pubJe lands until untl all al blank spaces in hithe inthe
J the form or paper subscribed to shall shallused fhal shallI
I
I I hay hn fully filled out ut or tIA8ed erased used Final FinalI
proofs should be made at the time tme and andplace andpI8 gdplace
place pI8 advertiMd erUtd and at 1 the regularly regulary es established esta estabitabed ¬
bUshed ta of oHico office flee of the officer oficer The tea te ¬
timony timon of claimants for f r land shall shal be
tBHen apart aprt and not within the hearing of
his witnesses winesIHs Officers OCcr permitted permltpd to tako
final fnRI proofs proot shall hal not be permitted to ap appear apIHar apnear ¬
pear ss 2J asent a ent or attorney atorne for others otheJs in inany InIln inany
any Iln matter affecting affectng In any an way title Ut to topublic topublh topublic
public lands Officers Offcers violating iolatng these theserules thlseI theserules
rules rUIf3 suggested In relation rl ton to oaths and andaffidavits
I I affidavits afidavits may ma be deprived epr Cd of oJ the th right rightof rightof
of further rurth r taking tRking final proofs and when whena
I a commissioner shall Fhul so offend his action actionwill actioqwill
will wi bo called caled to the attention Uenton of the thecourt thecourt thecourt
court by which he was wa appointed with withrecommendations wih withrecommendations
recommendations T ommpndatons for his removal All Allregisters Allregisters
registers re isters and receivers rehfs of land offices officesare oCflcearc officesare
I
are charged to use the utmost diligence diligencein digence digencein
in seeing sllngtha that t the th4 rules ru1ts for taking oaths oathsand oath oathI oathsand
and an d affidavits are ar complied fompJlc with wih and an to toreport torport toreport
I report an any > Iolations which may ma come to totheir tothIr totheir
their notice notce
NAN 4Ai PATTERSON IN COURT BUT BUTARRAIGNMENT BUTI BUTARRAIGNMENT
I ARRAIGNMENT WAS POSTPONED
Monday Johda on the charge chan of having havin mur murdered murdtrd rnurdered ¬
dered dtrd Young
Counsel for J Morgan lor BJ Smith and his hiswife hiswife hiswife
wife asked the court to order orderth th9 th district districtattorney districtatorny districtattorney
attorney atorny to return return the letters leters confiscat confiscated confscat confscatfd ¬
ed fd 4 from rein tho Smiths at Cincinnati Cincnnat Tho Tholawyer Thola Thelawyer
lawyer la er declared decl8r d that Mr tr Rand had no noright noright noright
right to them thor Before B forO or deciding de illng the qiica qiication q qdestion
tion the court decided decldet that formal notice noticebe noticehe
he iivcrt zive to the district attorney atorney nolee noleehe After Afterthe Arer Arerthe Afterthe
the court proceedings Mr r Rand asked askedthe Rskedthe askedthe
the Smiths Smihs counsel to allow them to tocome tocome tocome
come to the district distrct attorneys atorneys office ofl and
be Questioned The Tho lawyer law er reserved restred his hisanswer hisanS1or hisanswer
answer answerLater anS1orlater answerlater
Later he announced a10unc he hnd refused to togrant togrant o ogrant
grant the request reqUEft It I Is said old Mr 1r Rand RandIs
is endeavoring entleaorlng to learn who if any nn one oneassisted onea8ist oneassisted
assisted a8ist d the Smiths in their flight from fromNew fromI fromNew
New York after ater tho death of Caesar CaesarYoung Car CaesarYoung ar arYoung
Young last June JUJi and was desirous de lrouf of dis discusMina disrVQ discussing
I deteotlvcg cussing rVQ rVQIS this IS phase of the caso with the thedeteotlvcg thedetectlvs
FICKLE SPRING PLAYS A PRANK BY SENDING SENDINGWINDSTORM SENDINGWINDSTORM
WINDSTORM WINDSI RM WITH RAIN THUNDER AND HAIL
Salt Sal T Lake ake had h d daIaste a n l taste sU of flcklo t klo spring springlast sprlnblast springhist
last night By those tOSe who were abroad abroadat abroad1tt
at 1tt 11 1 p m it Is hoped hoied that such tastes tastesmay tRstesmo tastesmn
may mo be few and far f8r between An hour be before betore before ¬
fore it began beg n raining The drops dro were ere of orgenerous ofgenerous ofgenerous
generous size and were accompanied by b a achilly achilly
chilly chiy wind that t1at brought back memories memoriesof
of February Febr ao About 1030 103 the windstorm wlndstbrmcornmnecd windstormo windstOrmcomsneed
cornmnecd cornmnecdJf o mence
Jf J there was W S any In ny dust that the wind windfailed windfaied windfailed
failed faied to pick off or tho ho streets in the th next nextfifteen nextfifeen nextfifteen
fifteen fifeen mih minutes tC ami n swirl wirl about ab ut corners cornersfn ornersfn
j fn dlstrcsslftir d Iltrcsslg strejUcs tr8 trefi1 It was af ut 1t mt jiotlged jiotlgedIndeed totge Potied1pdeeI d dldjcd
Indeed ldjcd little Jlte could co ld Ife heOeimr seenr en whether ItWas ItWasnoticeable i it Wa Wanotc Wanoticeable
noticeable notc bl or not oto so full tul of fine ti e sand sind
and ald gutter guter refuse was the air Then h > n came cammore camemore camemore
more rain a few crashes of thunder and stndsharp nd a asharp asharp
sharp downoour of hail hailThe hai ballThe
The street corners corner at First South an anSecond and andS andSecond
Second S ond South and Main lJain got the tE worst wort parldistricts part partor partof
or the storm Al All dru drug stores in those those5trl thosedistricts
districts 5trl t were besieged by b unlucky unluck pedes pedestrians pedesI pedestrians
I trians trlln The wind was no zephyr although altnougit alhough
t It i by no means approached aplr ached that of Tues Tuesj Tuesday
j day night nightUnfortunately night nightUnfortunately
I Unfortunately 1nortunatel the storm slon the wind 1lrd par parof part
I of It I came just at a time tme when dirt oi oithe on onth
the th street trfot la 11 thickest thickest as the te regular regular3iihtly
Ijilgjitly tthty icJaanlnedQ3anptbcgin Jfnlng gleaning dQ dQeSflotbOgl QQt ginulU 4jntll after afiethe afer aferthe afterthe
the cars Tiave bavestoppe stopped < running r nnlng
t t
DISEASE DSIASE D1EASEJS IS LESSTHROUGH LESS LESSTHROUGH I ITHROUGH
THROUGH STATE STATEMonthly STATEo STATEonthlz
Monthly o t Report ReJor of Board oard of o Health HealthShows Healh HealthShows
Shows Marked Mrked Decrease DecreaseCHECK DecreaseCIJC DecreaseCICK I
I
CHECK CIJC GIVEN TO SMALLPOX SMALLPOXUTAHDEATH SMALLPOXUTAHEATH I IUTAH
1 1r
UTAHDEATH UTAH ATHR RATE tE is 1361 1361PE PER PERTHOUSAND PERTHOUSAND
r THOUSAND THOUSANDThe THOUSAND THOUSANDTh
I
The Th report reportQC of the state board board of health healtnfor helh healthfor I
for the month of March March shows a marked markedreduction markedreducton markedreddctln
reduction reducton throughout the state in con contsffflous C0flta1jou on ont
tsffflous t ous gnd nd infectious In ct us diseases dI5eae One Onehundred On Onhundred OnOhundred
hundred and eighteen local lo al health heath ofr ofrfleers oftioer 1 1fl
fleers fl tl in twentyfive counties countes filed fed com com4plete comp1etc cornplete
plete returns r turns turns and out of this number numberfiftyeight numberfCteight numberfiftyeight
fiftyeight fCteight reported report d their communities communitiesfree communites communitesfre
free fre from all al contagious cortagious diseases dlseseos The Thesnreadinsr TheIpreadlnR TheSpreading
Spreading IpreadlnR of meases measlEs meastes still tl tlhl continues continuesamons contnues contnuesamon continue5among
amon among the school children chidren and an 1 In twen twentytwo twenttwo twentytwo ¬
tytwo localities 10calteR nineteen nlneteet deaths dt ths were re reooTted repQTted renorted
ooTted due to the complications compUcatons of mess measles mea messlea ¬
lea I and pneumonia pneumonli An Incomplete re report report yepert ¬
port shows that there were 447 17 cases caseswhich caseSwhich caseShlch
which hlch is not much lower than last IaCt month monthPneumonia monthPneumonia monthPneumonia
Pneumonia has ha decreased considerably considerablyand con ldtrbl ldtrbland
and out of ninetyseven cases thirtytwo thirtytwodeaths thirtytwodtaths thirtytwodeaths
deaths dtaths were cre reported reporte Smallpox Smalpox has been beencheckedand beenchcqked beenchcqked
checkedand chcqked chcqked and the tJ report shows that U Uis ltIs
is confined cinflned to fifteen localities localtes In each eachlocality eachlocallyit eachlocaity
locality locallyit jt la i found that the exposure exposurehas exposurehas exposurehas
has been at some public plhlc gathering Jtherin where wherea
a number of cases have resulted resuled Tho Thoreport Thoreport Thereport
report shows 158 16 cases and one death deathwhich deathwhich
which hlch is a considerable decrease from fromlast fromlast fromlast
last months report
A i Report In Detail DetailLocalities Detai DetailI
I Localities LocalitiesVVhoro LocalitiesWhore
Localte
Whore WhorePrelent VVhoroPresent hcre hcrePr
Present Pr enl Cases Ca5es CaseaScarlet Deaths DeathsScarlet Dca thf
Scarlet caret fever fei r 12 12Smallpox 2 32 I 0 0Smallpox
Smallpox Smalpox 15 1S5 1 1 iDiphtheria 1Dlphthorl 1DlphthorlX
Diphtheria 11 1 SB S STyphofa STyphoff sTyphoid
Typhoid Typhoff fever f ier er 11 2fi 2fiWhooping 26Shooplflg 6 6Whoopin
Whoopin Whooping cough 16 156 156Measles 2 2Measles
Measles 1ealcs 22 2 2 4t 4t > 19 19Chickenpox 19Chjck i9hicknpox
Chickenpox Chjck npox 3 i 13 1 1PI < i iPneunionla IPmmeurponia
Pneunionla PI uJonla sa io S71 S71Tuberculosis 9jTuborculosis i7 i7Tuborculols
Tuberculosis 8 12 12Totals 12Totals 8 8Totals
Totals Totals 9 T1 > i iReport 7 75 75a <
a Report R PQrt of cases case incomplete incompleteThe
The returns returs of mortality mortalty from fourteen fourteencounties fourteencounUes fourteencounties
counties with ih nlnetee cities ctes two Incor Incorporated Incorporated incornorated ¬
porated towns and thirtytwo villages villageshaving viages viageshaing villageshaving
having a population popu1aton of 141900 lm shows a atotal atotal atotal
total of 14 19 deaths This represents rcprefents a adeath adeath adeath
death rate rte of 1361 36 per thousand thousandCauses thou thousandCauses and andCauses
Causes of Death DeathTh6 DeathTh Deathrlto
Th6 Th following to1 01 Is l a a a clagstflM clastIM list 15t ot btdiseases otdiseases r rHseascs
diseases < and nd 11 tie th number of deaths dfath oc occurring o ocurring ¬
curring from each eachGeneral e eachGeneral h hGenerql
General diseases dJscaFesNervous diseasesNervous 63 63Nervous
Nervous diseases dlsea diseasesCirculatory 8S 13 13Circulatory 13Clrculatoo
Circulatory diseases dJeass 19 13Respiratory 19Respiratory
Respiratory diseases diseaes 40 40i 41Digestive 0 0DigestvE
i Digestive DigestvE diseases 14 14Genltourinary 1 14Genitourinary
Genitourinary diseases dl5 e 8 8The 8The
The puerperal nUellOral state 6 6Malformations 6Ialformalons SMalformations I
Malformations 3 3Diseases 3Diseases
Ialformalons IalformalonsDiseaes
Diseases Diseaes of infancy infnnc 6 6Old Ctmla I
Old age i i iExternal 10 10External 10Egternal
External causes cuses t tlllMeflned J JIlIdetined >
lllMeflned IUderned disease dlse diseaseTotal e ecm 3 3Total I
Total 194 194Premature lBC
C cm Premature t birthff bi th included includedPostal i iacluded1ostal i d I
Postal cards were sent to every ever health healthofficer healh healhof healthofftceeIn
officer of offtceeIn cer In in the state cautioning cautonln them them in inregard j jregard II
regard to disinfecting dislnfectn in all al cases and andreporting andreporting
reporting reportng any an violation Iolaton of the quaran quarantine quarantno quarantine j
I tine tno regulations regulatOJS Letters Leters were also sent sentto sentto sentto
to health healh officers ofCeers who did not make a acomplete j jcomplete Itomplete
complete tomplete report and an explanation has hasbeen I Ibeen II
been asked d for forMONQPOLY i iMONOPOLY
I I
MONOPOLY Y GRABS GRABSA I
v
I A LITTLE LITTLEMORE LITTLEMOREContinued MORE MOREContinued MOREI MOREI MOREonunued I
I Continued from trJ Page 1 3ejratled 1Itled I Iled
ejratled Itled led or O if I he he thought tilQUg1ttl tin pe6ple pebple pe ple pleo I Iof I Iof
of of o the city were about b ut to get the worst worstof worstof worstof
of It he would not vote to give the thecompany i icompany icompaJ
company compaJ what it i demanded But the thecompany theoipan thecoriipany I
company oipan was wa in view of the fact that thatIts thatIts i iis
Its is franchises anch es have fortytwo Years to torun torun I
run treating treatng the city eiy munificently munificentlyThis munifcentl munifcentlThi I
This Thi statement put Councilman Counciman Hob Hob1tlay Hobe Hobedown HobtIy I
tlay down for the count but he got on onhis onhis I Ihis
his feet again and insisted Insist that the thecity theci thecity
city ci should get something Con Continuinpr Contqulng on ontinuing
tinuinpr tqulng he said So far as I can see seethe seethe i
the company is getting gettng it all al and the theCity thecity thecity i
City isnt getting gettnJ a 8 damned thing thingCouncilman thingCouncilman I
Councilman Counciman Wells motion nloton was wasWould waStU wasitdpted
itdpted itdptedWould tU pted ptedWould
Would Head Off Use of Poles PolesAfter PolesAfter i iAfer
After Afer threshing thre hing over various matters mattersthat mater materthat mattersthat
that have been ben considered at every everyrneeting everymeetIng vcr I Imcetng <
meetIng mcetng of o the joint committee commitee Judge JudgeYoung i i
Young asked as ed that a section secton be in incorporated Iiicorporated ¬ I Iorporated
corporated In the ordinance providing providingthat providingthat providingthat
that the city shall shal not use the com companys coinpanys ¬ I Ipanys
panys poles or cross arms for string stringing strlnghig stringIrig
ing wires for lighting lghtng purpose nor normake normake normake
make rules or regulations regulatOl for lighting lightingother lghtng lghtngother lightingother
other than those contained in the theordinance theordinance theordinance
ordinance nor nul grant to any except a asuburban asuburban asuburban
suburban railway company the right rightto
to run cars over the tracks of the Utah UtahLight UtahLight UtahLight
Light Railway Raiway company companyThis companThis companyThis
This provision was opposed by Presi President President President ¬
dent Hewlett and Councilmen Councimen Preece Preeceand Preeceand Preeceand
and Hobday and was insisted insised on by byJudge b bJudge byJudge
Judge Young Youn and Councilman Counciman Wells Wellswhile Wels Welswh Wellswhile
while wh the other members of the com committee commite coinniittee ¬
mittee mite remained noncommittal noncommittalJudge noncommital noncommitalJudge noncommittalJudge
Judge YoUng Yo ng said lie didnt want wantpeople wantupeople wantpeople
people who come to the city to get a afranchise afranchie afranchise
franchise franchie and build buid a short piece of ofroad ofroad ofroad
road running their cars over the com companys companys cornpanys ¬
panys tracks tracksPresident tracksPresident tracksPresIdent
President Hewlett said he didnt be believe beUeYe believe ¬
lieve the owners of short pieces of oftracks oftracks
tracks should have the right to use usethe usethe usethe
I the entire entre system t stem of the Utah Light LightRailway LghtRaiway LightRailway
Railway Raiway company ompan and suggested suggestedthat BuggestelI
I that a length of road that would en eni enI entitle
i title tte an opposition 0111ositol company to make makeuse malteuse makeuse
I use of o the tte companys eompan s tracks tra t be put in intho inI
I tho ordinance But Judge Toung Toungwould 1ounb 1ounbwould oung oungwould
would not agree to this thisCouncilman thisCounciman thisCouncilmati
Councilman Counciman Wells VeIs again waxed elo eloquent eloquent eloOuent ¬
quent in extolling extolng the Utah Light LightRailway LightRaiway LightRailway
Railway Raiway company He said the com company lompany company ¬
pany was before the committee c ltitec because becausethe becausethe becausethe
the committee had offered offered to give it t a afifty afifty
fifty ff years ears franchise fran his and it should be betreated b btreated betreated
treated fairly fairy The Te company had water waterpower waterpower waterpower
power and nd other property that the city cityneeded cty ctyneeded cityneeded
needed and must have and the com company compan conspany ¬
pany pan was willing wiing to give the city cty these thesethings the thethingB thesethings
things in return for practically practcalb noth nothing nothIng nothlug ¬
ing The city cty was being teing munificently munificentlypaid munl munificentlypaid centy centypaId
paid for what it was proposing propoing to give givethe givethe givethe
the company ompan The company had hadvoluntarily hadYOluntarlY hadvoluntarily
voluntarily YOluntarlY reduced reduc d the prices of lights lightsHP lghts lghtsr lightsIYOUR
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and ard vtes as s offferlns o rln the city oit property property of ofincalculable dfincalculable r rincalculable
incalculable value valueJudge value valueJudge I
Judge Young You1r gazed admiringly admiringl at atCouncilman atCounciman atCouncilman
Councilman Counciman Well Wells and smiled smie approv approvIngly approylfgl approvIngly
Ingly lfgl But the th efforts efofs of the judge and andthe td tdthe andthe
that thattime thatU thattithe
the councilman counciman were unavailing unavaUng at
time U for Or the th Committee eommitee adjourned adjournedwithout adjoured adjouredwthout adjouraedwithout
without wthout adopting adoptng the judges proposed proposedsection provosedsecton proposedsection
section secton sectionThe j
The proposition propositon to impose imp fines fnes on onthe onthe onthe
the company instead Insted of forfeiture forfeiure of ofcharter ofcharter ofcharter
charter rights rfht for violations violatons of the theordinance theordinance theordinance
ordinance the proposition propositon to insert Inser the thevvord theword theword
word uwiful wilful before b tore 4m misdemeanor misdemeanorAvhere mI demeanor demeanorwhere demeanorwhere
where fines fnes are ae provided for Judge JudgeYoungs JudgeYoungs JudgeYoungs
Youngs proposed new section secton and a anumber anumber anumber
number of other matters on which an anagreement anageement anagreement
agreement ageement has not been reached reache are to tobe tobe tobe
be considered by Judge Young and andJudge andJudge i
Judge Dey ± > ey this morning morIng and they will willcome wi willcome
come < up again at the meeting metnb to be beReid befleld I
Reid this afternoon afternoonIts aferoon
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Its Is like lke this thisal thIsall all the operators opertor on the theIndependent te teIndependent theladependent
Independent are schooled shooled in politeness politenessThat polteness poltenessThat politenessThat
That makes maes It pleasant pleasantSENTENCE pleasant pleasantSENTENC1I1iISSAL
SENTENCE SENTENC1I1iISSAL SENTENC1I1iISSALCourtMartial IS is DISMISSAL DISMISSALCourtMartial DISMISSAL DISMISSALourtMartal I
CourtMartial of Captain Kirkman of oftrie ofthe
ourtMartal I
the Regular Army ArmyWashington Army1Yashingtonprl ArmyWashington
1Yashingtonprl Washington April 13 13udge Judge Advocate AdvocateGeneral Adocte AdocteGeneral AdvocateGeneral
General Davis of the army arm has received receivedthe receiytd receiytdthe receivedthe
the record of the courtmartial courmartal proceed proceedings proeed proeedIns proceediflgs ¬
Ins in the case cse of Captain G W V Kirk Kirkman KIrkman Kirkman ¬
man of the Twentyfifth Infantry sUm stationed st sUmtioned ¬
tioned at Fort Niobrara Nebraska That Thatofficer Thatofncer Thatofficer
officer was as charsed with wih conduct unbe unbecoming unbecoming nabecoming ¬
coming an officer offcer and a gentleman genteman grow growins gow gowIng growIng
Ing out of a a series of alleged aleged scandalous scandalousactions scandalousactons scandalOuS2ctlons
actions actons It is charged that he compro compromised compromised ¬
mised the wife of a brother officer offcer and andas andas anda
as a a a a result the woman committed sal suicide saldde ¬
cide cideCaptain cJdcCaptaIn ddeCaptain commtted
Captain Kirkman was found guilty guity and andSentenced andentenced andentenced
entenced to be dismissed After the therecord therecord therecord
record has been b n received at the war war de department departent departinent ¬
partment partent the casa ca will wi be submitted submited to tothe tothe tothe
the president for final nal action acton Captain CaptainKirkman CaptainKirkman CaptainKirkman
Kirkman was appointed to the military militaryacademy mltary mltaryacadem militaryacademy
academy academ from Texas Texal in June 1SS4 18 and andreached andreached andreached
reached the th grade of captain In the In Infantry infantr infantry ¬
fantry fantr in July 1889 189 During the Insur Insurrection InsurreU insurrection ¬
rection reU n in the Philippines Phlpplnf Durlnl he le served as asmajor asmajor
major of the Fortyninth United States Statesvolunteer Sttes Stteslunteer Statesvolunteer
volunteer lunteer infantry Infant
CORDIAL INVITATION INVITATIONADDRESSED INVITATIONADDRESSED
ADDRESSED TO WORKING GIRLS GIRLSMiss GIRLSMs GIRLSMiss
Miss Ms Barrows Baows Tells Telt How Mrs Ms Pink Plnkfcarae PIn Pinkhams
hams hm Advice AdvIc Helps Workng Working Girls GirlsGirls Gil GilGil GirlaGirls
Girls Gil who work Wor1 workare rorkare
are particularly particularlysusceptible particularlysusceptible particularlyi
i susceptible to fe feJ fem female
J m male a 1 e disorders disordersto disordersespecialy disordersespecially
especialy especially those thosewho thoser
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A to t stand stnd on ontheir ontheirp their theirfeet thci
p feet from mom moming mor mornjj
jj ing until unti night in instores instore inw
w stores store or f facto factories actofaMy
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faMy mAMyF AUy1JJarrow AUy1JJarrowand 5amw w Day Dayinandday Dayinanddayout in and day
= yout out the girl gir toils toilsand til
and she is often oftn the breadwinner of ofthe ofte ofthe
the te family famiy Whether she is sick or orwell orwel orwell
wel well whether it rains rin or shines she shemust sbemnst shemust
must get getto to t her place plae of employment employmentperform employmentperorm employmentperform
perform perorm the te duties exacted exacd of hersmile her hersmile er ersmie
smile smie and be agreeable agreeableAmong ageeable ageeableAmong agreeableAmong
Among this class clas the symptoms symptm of offemale offemale offemale
female diseases diseaes are early manifest by byweak byweak byweak
weak and aching backs pain in the thelower thelower thelower
lower limbs lmbs and ad lower part of the thestomach thestmah thestomach
stomach stmah In consequence conequenc of frequent frequentwetting frequentwettng frequentwetting
wetting wettng of the feet feet monthly periods periodsbecome periodsbecome
become painful and irregular ireglar and fre frequently fr re requently ¬
quently there tere are faint and dizzy diy spells spellswith spll spellswith
with loss of appetite appetit until unti life lfe is i a aburden aburden
burden All Al of these symptoms sjmptms point pointto pint pintta pointtoa
to ta toa a derangement t of the female organ organcured organim organisin
im isin which can be eaiy easily and prmpty prmptycured promptly promptlycured
cured by Lydia E Pinkhams
Lyda Pi ms Vegeta Vegetable Veget ¬
ble Compound CompoundMiss Cmpound Cmpoundis CompoundMiss
Miss is Abby F Barrows Darws Nelsonvjlle NelsonvjlleAthens Nelonve NelonveAthens NelsonvjhieAthens
Athens Co Ohio tells t what this great greatmedicine great greatmedicine greatmedicine
medicine did for her She wts wtsDear writesDear writes writesDear
Dear Mrs Mr Pinkbam PinkbamI Pham PhamI
I feel fel it itmy my duty dut to t tell tl you the good
Lydia Lydia E Pinkhnms Pinkhas Vegetable Vegetble Compound Contpoundand Cmpund Cmpundad Compoundand
and ad Blood Blo Purifier Pufer have hve done for forme me Before BeforeI
I took tok them I was wn very ve nervous nerous had dull dullheadaches dullheadaches
headaches hcacbepan pains hi i back bck and monthlies montble were wereirregular wereirregular
irregular ir1r I Iliad had hd been to t several sever doctors dotr and andthev ad andthey
they tev did dd me no good jjoodYour go goodYour
Your ou medicine mecie has h made me me well and andstrong andsrng andstrong
strong srng I can C do most mot any kind knd of work workwithout workwthout workwithout
without wthout right rightI complaint complat and td my periods po are a all allright allright
I am om In better btter health than I ever was wasand was wasand wa waand
and I know it is all due to your remedies I Irecommend Irecommend
recommend your advice and medicine to all allwho aUwho allwho
who suffer sufferIt sufferIt sufferIt
It is to such girls that Mrs Pink Pinkham Pinkham Pinkham
ham holds out a helping hand and ex extends extends cxtends ¬
tends a cordial invitation to correspond correspondI correspondwith correspondwith
I with her Her long record of success successin successin successin
in treating womans ills makes her let letters letters ¬
ters of advice of untold value to every everyailing everyailing everyailing
ailing working workinggirl girl and from her wide wideI wideexperience
I 1 experience and skill she quickly points pointsthe pointsthe pointsthe
the way to health Her advice is free freeand freeand freeand
and all 11 letters are held by her in inthe inthe inthe
the strictest strictst confidence Address Mrs MrsPinkham MrsPinkham MrsPinkliam
Pinkham Lynn Mass MassI MassDOUBT
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DOUBT CANNOT EXIST
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Investigation Will Only Strength Strengthen ¬
en the Proof We Give In InSalt InSalt InSalt
Salt lake City CityHow CityHow CityHow
How can doubt exist in the th face of ofsuch ofsuch ofsuch
such evidence eid nce Read here h re the endorse endorsement endorseI endorsemont ¬
ment of a representative rep resentathe citizen of Salt SaltLake SaIlLake SaltLake
Lake City CityMrs < it ittrs ity ityMrs
I Mrs trs Sarah Pearson rear of 542 Eliza Elizabeth Elizabeth Eilzabeth ¬
beth street stre t says sa s I honestly honest think I Iinherit Iinherit IInherit
inherit liver and kidney complaint at attacks attalks attacks ¬
tacks of which I have had for years ears I Ii Ihad Ihad
i had a sister who died of kidney trou trouble trouble trouble ¬
ble and many a time I have been over overanxious oyeranxious overanxious ¬
anxious about my own condition for forthe torthe forthe
the persistent aching just across the thelolnp th th10im theloin
loin which radiated toward the shoul shoulders shoulderF shoulders ¬
ders which hurt when I stooped or lift lifted lifted lifted ¬
ed anything often kept me in misery miseryWhen miseryVhen miseryWhen
When there was added to it backache backachetrouble backachetrouble backachetrouble
trouble with the kidney secretions se retlons and anddimness anddimness anddimness
dimness Of f vision I knew my kidneys kidneysrequired lddnesrequired kidmieysrequired
required attention I had used a a great greatmany greatmany greatmany
many remedies for kidney complaint complaintand
and liver trouble some of which may mayhave mayhave mayhave
have had a slight effect but from none nonedid nonedid nonedid
did I obtain half the satisfactory re results resulls resuIte ¬
suIte as from Doans Kidney Pills pro procured procured procured ¬
cured at the F J Hill Drug Cos store storeThis storef storeThis
This remedy acts directly upon the kid kidneys kldneys kidneys ¬
f neys You can tell that from the be behavior behavior bebaylOr ¬
havior of the kidney secretions They Theyare TheyI Theyare
are first affected and when they be become become beconic ¬
I come come normal the aching across the theloins theloins thelolna
loins ceases In hopes that my testi testimonial testimonial testimonial ¬
monial may mm induce to use Doans oans Kid Kidney Kldney Kidney ¬
ney Pills all n who have kidney kidne trouble troubleI
I unhesitatingly allow it to be pub published publ1shed published ¬
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NEW SCIENTIFIC PROCESS PROCESSA
A Prenaratton Pr Jaratton Discovered That Will De Destroy Destroy DestrOy
stroy the th Dandruff Germ GormFor GermFor GermFor
For some time It has been known that thatdandruff thntd thatdandruff
dandruff d ndrut IS caused by a cerm rm that digs digsup digsup digstip
up the scalp Into little white flakes 1 lles and andby andby andby
by sapping the vitality of the hair at the theroot theroot theroot
root causes falling hair and of course coursefinally coursetinally coursefinally
finally baldnfess baldn se For years carsthere there have havebeen havebeen havebeen
been all kinds of hair stimulants stimulants and andscalp andscalp andscalp
scalp tonics tonl s on the market but there has hasbeen hasbeen hasbeen
been no permanent cure for dandruff dandruffuntil dandrurruntil dandruffuntil
until the discovery of a preparation called calledNewbros calledNewbros calledNewbros
Newbros Hcrpiclde which destroys the thedandruff thedandruff thedandruff
dandruff serm erm Destroy the th cause the theeffect theI theeffect
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I druff cerm and youll ouJ1 have nb no dandruff dandruffno
no Itching scalp no falling f Ulng hair Sold S 1t1 by byleading byjadlng byleading
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