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Show 4 j DAILY mention of this clergyman mid hi lady coadjutor. Your lietitloner asks: That in view of the circumstances, the startling vf s, the country by the newspaier scare-headthe tominyrot published underneath said scare heads, said publications being calculated to keep that timid bird" capital from fluttering its wings over our domains, and being further culculuted to prevent and deter the gentle Immigrant from coining and casting hi lot with us (and helping to outvote the Mormons" In the event they get frisky) that the senate instruct Its committee on privileges and elections to proceed with the Inquiry of the case of the said Smoot and have It over with to the end that jifiice and quiet mny be restored and the untl-lta- h agitators be given an opisirtunity to turn their hands to nt tier, although perhaps less lucrative rated HAS HIS SAY PETIADDRESSES SENATE. TION TO THE PRO-SMOO- T and Soma Thing Democratic Pny, for Other, Slice Among Them. Protect Againct Another petition favoring Senator hua been pregmoot'a aide of the senate. State sented to the United . a well The petitioner I C. M. ie Anglo-Americ- an sion of the state legislature. That the affair. the said Smoot Is a republican and was The Pilgrims, In their existence here chosen by a majority of the members of less than a year, have given several of the said legislature, regardless of Important dinners, the first to Lord religious belief. That the said Smoot Charles Beresford in February lost, waa elected against the wishes and another to the late Ambassador Sir desires of your petitioner, who, as Michael Herbert In May, and one to stated, la a democrat, but that said Sir Thomas Llpton In September afelection waa fairly and honestly con- ter the International yacht races. ducted, and to the credit of the state, no tinge of dishonor attaches to the CLUBS TO GIVE PENROSE A DINNER methods used In procuring votes from the legislators aforesaid. PHILADELPHIA, Pa., Jan. 29. The Your petitioner further represents: reason Thut by of the election of the republican lenders of the Keystone said Smoot, the Ire, choler, animosity, state hHVe rounded up heje for the purpose of attending the great banresentment. Irascibility, temper, to be given In Horticultural hall quet petulance, Irritability, acerbity, In honor of United States Sen tonight ill protervlty, antagonism, humor and cantnnkerousness of divers and sun- ator Penrose. The affair Is to be not dry parties and persona throughout only a personnl tribute to Senator the country have been aroused against Penrose, but also as a Jubilation over the said Smoot, and the Mormon peo- the republican victory In Pennsylvaple generally, and not only against nia Ht the November election. Senthose but Utah in general, with- ator Quay, Governor Pennypacker, out regard to religious views or opln former Governor Stone, Mayor Weaver Iona. That In the campulgn being and scores of other prominent memwnged against the said Smoot numer bers of the party have accepted invitaous scandalous and defamatory state' tions to be present. meat have been and now are being circulated by divers persons to the FLOWERS FOR TOMB OF MARTYRED PRESIDENT detriment of the business Interests and dhat by reason thereof, Individuals are CANTON, O., Jan. 29. Wheaths and suffering, and will suffer financial loss. That these statements are mnde by other floral tributes In abundance were uninformed clergymen, hysteric wo- received for the decoration of the Mcmen, professional stump speakers, Kinley tomb today, this being the ansubsidised affidavit mukers and others niversary of the murtyred presdent's .who have never been within 1,000 birth. The flowers came from all miles of Utah and have no knowledge parts of the country and among them bouquet sent by of conditions here, and by others who was a magnificent have been here and, going away, have President Roosevelt from the White developed Into prevaricators, along- House conservatory. Mrs. McKinley side which Ananias appears as an visited the tomb this morning and perangel of probity , and uprightness sonally suiwrlntended the arrange Your petitioner has read accounts in meat of the floral tokens. the papers which he verily believes CARS FOR THE NEW are read by members of congresi SALT LAKE & OGDEN ROAD which are so Inaccurate, perverted and distant from fiict that he wishes to It Is announced that the equipment file n protest and hereby does file It, for the Salt Lake & Ogden electric together with hla praper for relief. road Is to be of the most modern kind, Your lietitloner represents: That he The electric passenger coaches will be has lived fifteen years In Utah and in and equipped with feet fifty length during that time has never been at power motors. The tacked by Dnnltes, or forced Into four cars will have smoking compartments, polygnmy or Invited to become That he has never been vestibules and toilet rooms and will be polygamist. hypnotised by a Mormon missionary or heated with water made hot by an heard of anyone being hypnotised. electrical process. Some of the car, Rev. Thomaa It Gregory and Mrs, however, will be fitted with baggage Darwin It. James to the contrary not sections for express business and withstanding. That he knows person- packages. All cars are to be painted ally most of the elders laboring In the cherry red and, it Is promised, w ill be city of New York, where the said running Inside of eighteen months. Gregory and the said Mrs. James reHERMAN AND RICE. side, and particularly knows Elder Me HOT of Qunrrle. president SPRINGS. Ark., Jan. 29 Un the mission In snid city, and makes the statement to less an unexpected hitch occurs at the last moment. "Kid" Herman, the Chi your honorable body that said nor none of those with him engo featherweight, and- - Austin Rice, could hypnotise themselves, to say of New Tendon, whose bout has been nothing of others. Your petitioner hanging fire for several weeks, will represents that the statements made finally get together at Washington by the said Gregory and the said Mrs. Park tonight. The nrtlcles call for a James are untrue,, misleading and al twenty round contest at 126 pounds. together calculated to give the world The winner of the fight will probably The wrong Impression of this state and be matched to meet Penny Yanger. Its people. Your petitioner also repre sent that Utah Is entirely able to A free lecture at the Grand opera work out her own salvation, without house Sunday evening, January Slat help from the class of people indi Subject, "Christian Science." pro-caclt- y, flfty-slx-hor- se 1904. JANUARY 29, a notable function in the digestraw vegetable matter. of ing In man It 1 nothing but a death treattrap, one Puri hospital having five In ed 443 cases of appendicitis is it years. As for the great Intestine, with a den of putrefaction, swarming microbes, serving only to shorten nuin's existence, say the learned professor. From a digestive standpoint it plays no role at all. It is a mortally dangerous waste basket ancestory the In mans herb-eatin- g great intestine, swarming with with microbes, capable of digesting almost anything, was essential. The stomach is another organ we could do well without. In numerous cases of the complete cutting out of a cancerous stomach the patients sur vived and digested their food with the small Intestines and the pancreas. So long as man is burdened with a THE All ly the known newaimiier man of Salt Lake fo- occupations. a City, ami the document read And whether your honorable body llow: the said Smoot a seat, or permit Salt Lake City, I'tah. Jan. 12, 1904. deny to serve the term for which he hlin To the Honorable, the president pro hns been elected, your petitioner will tempore, and the senate of the lnlted continue in the future, as In the past, States: Ymir petitioner respectfully to endeavor to avoid annoying your cases as represents: That he Is a native of the honorable body with such said Smoot of the that by continuing Mate of lVnnsylvanla, a citixen of the to struggle for the election of demothis of and America of State l'nlted and a demo- crats, for which happy consummation state, a and the welfare of your honorable crat, the father of a family, that he body, as In duty bound he will ever or hold no office, either national, state pray. I Intervitally muiilcliMl, but that he commonthe of welfare in the ested wealth of Utah, Hnd has a belief in her BRITISH AMBASSADAR THE GUEST OF HONOR future greatiicM. that he knows na a result of personal observation, and NEW YOnK, Jan. 29. The new that Utah Is from other sources, nritlsh ambassador, Sir Henry MortiUeailned to be come one of the leadcame from Washington mer Durand, ing mining, manufacturing and agribe to the guest of honor at the today sisof divisions the cultural political terhood of states, and that thla condi- banquet to be given at Delmonlco's to tion will lie arrived at so soon us cap- night by the Pilgrims of the United ital and labor in sufficient quantity States, a society which has for Its and number are attracted to her bor- object the cultivation and extension friendship. Genders to develop and continuously op- of eral Wheeler, Bishop Potter, Joseph erate the multifarious resources alN. Cornelius Belmont, Bliss, August luded to. General Gilder and Rlchnrd Watson Your petitioner represents: That one Xleed Smoot was elected a senator Henry C. Corbin are among the well from the state of Utah at the last ses- known persons actively Interested In FRIDAY, UTAH STATE JOURNAL, TO BE REALIZED RAILROAD FROM CAPE TO CAIRO WILL BE BUILT. Project Will B Carried Out By British Government America Will Furnish the Ties. NEW YORK, Jan. 29. John H. Kirby, the Texas lumber king, who is New York, states that the British government will build 20,000 miles of railroad through Africa, carrying out the scheme of Cecil cherished long Rhodes. The cross ties for the road, says Mr. Kirby, will have to come from the south and principally from Texas. The contract la sure to be awarded this year, he Bays, and is bound to come to America, for no other country In the world can supply yellow pine In sufficient quantities. It Is estimated that a contract of auch proportions as this will take all the yellow pine mills of the south all their time to fill. The work of building the railroad will be performed by 1,000,000 Chinese and coole laborers Imported for a jieriod of three years. great Intestinal waste basket he must be a great eater of well cooked vegetables, not so much for their nutrition as to furnish his great Intestine with the large quantity of waste matter which It requires. And what is the scientific conclusion fro mall thla? asks a writer in What to Eat Man cannot wait for his great Intestine to disappear In the course of ages, and he does not care to run the risk of having it cut out. And yet It Is the theory of Professor Metchnlkoff that the phenomena of senility and old age is due directly to microbes of the large intestine, which CONGRATULATIONS FOR down the are continually breaking FAMOUS ITALIAN ACTRESS higher cells of the etructure. The only couree.ie to fight the intea ROME, Jan. 29. Thla waa the tlnal microbe, and as there are i, of him formed each day, birthday of Adelaide actress. Italian famous the tragls it will be seen that Job Is no summer-da- y During the day she received a flood of picnic. The professor speaks highly of but congratulation, personally, by tele graph and by mall, from all parts of termllk, and warns ua to be ware of all the world. Several felicitous me uncooked products of the microbe ins, sages were received from the United fested artichokes, strawStates, in which country she has many berries, melons, onions, cucumbers, friends and admirers as a result of celery, radishes, turnips, carrots, cabher four visits there. bage. Unless they are thoroughly Rlstorl waa born at Clvldale, Italy, cooked they should not enter into the In 1822. On her appearance In Paris human organism. in 1855, she waa harshly criticised for By rigid adheretice to this theory of posing aa the rival of Rachel, then at alimentation and with the aid of certhe height of her fame. Rlatorl won tain eytotoxlc serums man may fight popular favor, however, and her re- off old age. He will not "grow old at ceptions In other countries, especially (0, 70 and 80, aa he does now. the United States, were enthusiastic. Fra Elbertus says: "Noah was 600 were Franher Among leading parts years old before he knew how to cesca da Rimini, Marie Stuart, build an ark don't lose your grip. Phoedra, Judith and Lady Macbeth. New York World. The lost character she played In America with Edwin Booth. She re KAN8AS DAY BANQUET. tired from the English stage In 1873, TOPEKA, Kan., Jan. 29 The Kanbut has since appeared before the sas Day club, a republican organlxa footlights In Italy occasionally. tion, has completed arrangements for Me celebrating the anniversary of HISTORICAL TOPICS WERE KlnleYa birth with an elaborate ban8UBJECT8 OF DISCUSSION quet tonight Congressman Victor Murdock, president of the club, will BLOOMINGTON, 111., Jan. 29 Af- preside, and the principal oration will ter three day a of papers, addresses and be delivered by Congressman Francis discussions, the most successful meet- W. Cushman of Washington. ing ever held by the Illinois State Historical society closed today with no DINNER TO TAFT. diminution of interest apparent on the WASHINGTON. D. C., Jan. 29 In part of the many participants. Among honor of Governor Taft, who will next the Interesting papers presented at the week succeed him as head of the war concluding sessions held today were Root will give the following: "The Womans Club department Secretary a special reception and dinner this Movement In Illinois," Mrs E. C. thla evening. The affair will be an Lambert, Jacksonville; The Destrucelaborate one to which all the army tion of Kaskaskla by the Mississippi officers on duty In Washington and River, J. T. Douglas, Chester; "Morbeen Invited. ris BIrkbeck and His Friends, Daniel vicinity have Berry, M. D Carml; 'The Scotch GRIDLEY CLUB BANQUET. Irlsh in Illinois, Robert A. Gray, Blue IONIA, Mich., Jan. 29 The sixth Mound; McKendree College," M. H. annual banquet of the Gridley RepubChamberlin, LL. D., Lebanon, III. lican club takes place tonight and promises to be a notable affair. Hugh DEBATE. NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J Jan. 29. Norton Miller, of Richmond, Va., The annual debate between repre- noted Southern orator, and James J. sentatives of Union and Rutgera col- Sheridan, of Chicago, will be the prinleges takes place here this evening and cipal speaker. promises to be the event of the college WOMEN AS LAWYERS. year. Union has the affirmative and My own observation of women lawRutgera the negative aide of the proposition: "Resolved, That England yers. based upon thirty years expeShould Abandon Her Free Trade Pol- rience at the bar of Illinois and of the supreme court of the United States icy. Is that they do not succeed; indeed, LIVE RIGHT AND GET THERE. hardly appear as advocates, however useful aa they may become aa office It Is a sad commentary upon our practitioners. It must be remembered scholarship and our civilisation that that in America we have no dlstlnc the average life of man today should tion between the barrister and the so be somewhere between 30 and Ucltor. and consequently a woman called to the bar may practice her years. With our knowledge of hygiene and profession without ever appearing In sanitation we have cut down the life court The few women I have ever of man to nearly since the seen In the courts did not appear to me to be conspicuous examples of days of Abraham and Isaac. We have It on good authority that success, and one of them, who had, Abraham lived 175 years, and that believe, gained some notoriety, had Isaac died at the ripe old age of 180, done so In the police courts by the being full of years and of days. Job sacrifice of qualities usually considered life was full of trials, boils and vicis- as feminine. American Lawyer situdes, and yet he was 120 year old London Telegraph. when he gave up the ghost. THE REALLY CLEVER POSE. Professor Ell Metchnlkoff of the Pasteur Institute has fixed the minThere Is much more Intellectual imum limit of mans natural life at cleverness among the girls of today 140 years. Having lived a natural and than there was fifty years ago. scientific life from birth. Indeed, man flippant cousin says: It does not pay need not expect shuffle off his mortal for a girl to be clever; men are afraid coil at 140. At that time of life he of you If you are and the other girls will merely begin to feel fylmaelf "full hate you. But between a pedantic of days. prig and a well educated young wo Professor Metchnlkoff shows that man there Is a vast difference. The man's vermiform appendix Is a mortal really clever women are those who dla disharmony for whose useful existence guise their learning and pose as we must go back to herbeating crea- amiable and charming Idiots. 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