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Show DAILY 2 UTAH 8TATE JOURNAL, sjmiiffflflfmnfnmmmniMiMtnimmmriinimnmimmni! FAIRBANKS SEAT OF COURSE THERE IS A BIG HIS ELECTION. Republicans Already Hava Four ceptive Candidate for tha Place I N 1 (Special Correspondence.) 2 Re- INDIANAPOLIS. July 13. There are prospects of a pretty fight In Ini is reached aa diana before a to who shall fill the senatorial seat left vacant by Mr. Fairbanks In the event of national Republican success at the polls next November. The Hoosier members of the Republican boat are not ready to admit the slightest possibility of defeat for the ticket and are shaping their plans accordingly. Already In the field and being urged by their friends are four "receptive' candidates, with still another Just dawning above the horizon. Prominent among those mentioned for the toga are Governor Durbin, whose term as chief executive of the state expires In January next; Congressman James A. Hemenway, chairman of the house committee on approman of priations and the right-han- d Speaker Cannon; Congressman Chaa B. Landis, and Congressman Crum-packe- r, who wants the southern representation cut down. These three were immediately mentioned when it became apparent that the tide had set in the direction of Senator Fairbanks. The party leaders appear confident of having a good working Republican majority in the next legislature. The new body will meet In January and will then choose a successor to Mr. det-is'ot- ka NEW YORK, July 15. There Is every probability that the General Slocum disaster will cause a general shaking up In the New York office of the government steamboat inspector. When Secretary Cortelyou issued the order that a reiuspection of all steamers in this district was to be made, it was not taken seriously by the local officials and they were In no hurry to comply with the order. It seems, however, that the government did not Intend that order for a mere joke or hoax, but intended to insist upon compliance with it. When the head of the department of labor and commerce found that the chief of the New York office paid no attention to the order and tried to avoid the tasw, he quietly instructed a number of inspectors in other districts and quietly they came to New York and, without warning, descended upon some of the large pleasure steamers and made a thorough Inspection. The result of the Investigation was quite satisfactory in a general way, although many defective Ufe preservers, inefficient fire hose etc., were found and, in some cases, an absence of precautions against fire. It is generally believed that, if the inspection had been made two weeks ago, the result would not have been quite so satisfactory. In the mean time the owners of steamers in this district made energetic efforts of complying with the laws as much as possible and never before were so many orders for life preservers given in New York during a period of two or three weeks as since the General Slocum disaster, especially since the order from Washington, requiring a reinspection of all pleasure craft. Fairbanks. In the event of a Democratic success In the state, however. It Is believed that the choice of that party It is doubtful whether there Is any for the senatorshlp would lie between street-car company In this country John W. Kern of this city and Benthat could rival the Brooklyn Rapid jamin F. Shively of South Bend. Transit company, or rather its management Now the company, or rathBRITISH ARMY SURGEON er its management has added addiFINDS LEPROSY CURE tional laurels to its crown by using brute force in enforcing unjust and LONDON, July 15. The corresponddemands upon the pubent at Rangoon, Burnish, says Cap- unreasonable lic. Under its original charter, which tain E. R. Rost of the Indian Medical a steam car line, the Brooklyn Service has succeeded In cultivating whs Transit company had the right Rapid the bacillus of leprosy, and has made a substance from the cultures which to charge a ten cent fare between the he calls leprolin, and which, when In- bridge and Coney Island. Since then the rond introduced electric power and jected Into lepers, has a marked beneother Improvements, hut continued to ficial action, alleviating the symptmhs double fare. The passengers charge of the disease. Captain Rost has were atken on its electric line to a thnt the method of growing the bacillus of leprosy Is to extract certain point and. if they wished to the salts from the nutrent media, and continue their trip to Coney Island, that the bacillus of leprosy will not they had to pay another Care. When courts recently decided that the grow In the presence of the salt In the company waa compelled Metropolitan order to make such a nutrient medium to from any one of Its Issue transfers he distills beef extract soaked In line of lta system, to other lines any In stone a current of superpumice heated steam, and obtains a medium the patrons of the Brooklyn Rapid In which the bacillus of leprosy and Transit believed that the decision also also that of tuberculosis grows wltb applied to the Brooklyn railroad. They refused to pay double fare and dethe greatest ease. were emphatLeprolin Is made on somewhat simi- manded transfers, which lar lines to those first employed by ically refused. There were frequent Koch In the manufacture of tuber- alterations between passengers and culin. Over 100 cases of leprosy are conductors, until the passengers, thorbeing treated In Burnish by Injections oughly aroused by the methods of the of this substance, and the treatment street car company, attempted to force Is also being tried In thirty plnces In th issue. They succeeded, but the reIndia. Already four cases have been sult was rather unexpected. The comreported cured, and In a great ma- pany employed a large number of jority of those under treatment the sturdy bouncers who, assisted by accommodating police officers, brutally Improvement la marked. men. women attacked and to refused who children, pay double SCHWAB REFUNDED MONEY TO FRIEND8 WHO LOST fare to Coney Island. The police officers have since then been rebuked by NEW YORK, July 15. The Journal the mayor and will probably be seways: Charles M. Schwab, on hla way verely disciplined, but the street car to Inspect the latest product of the company came out victorious and now Krupp Steel Works In Essen, Ger- even threatens to Increase the fare to many. admitted he had paid out enor- fifteen cents, to revenge itself upon the mous sums to protect personal friends public. It is safe to say that nowhere he had advised to Invest in the dis- but In New York such conditions would be tolerated for any length of astrous Bethlehem steel purchases. "I won't say how much I gave up," time. Judging from precedents , It said Schwab, but this is certain, I would not At all tie surprising, should don't Intend to have any of my frlend-- j the Brooklyn Rapid Transit company suffer when they lose money by my carry out Its thrent. It Is stated by persons well posted in the laws on the advice." It was stated the amount paid by subject, thnt the company would have Schwab was 51,910,000, but a personal the law on its side, should it do so. friend of the former president of the The gambling spirit so characterissteel trust said the amount refunded to purchasers of Bethlehem stock was tic of Americans, is nowhere stronger much less than this sum. probably not developed than in New York. Nearly over 51,000,000. everybody gambles In some way and the mania for making bets on everyWAR ON CONSUMPTION thing, from the weather to the result BALTIMORE, MJ., July 15. The of horse races of political elections faculty of John Hopkins University seems to have a powerful hold on Hospital has completed plans for a sys- young and old. Even the fair sex la tematic and scientific fight against by no means immune from the gamtuberculosis. It will be aided mater- bling disease. The municipal governIn ially carrying out Its purpose by a ment. has made several attempts to from Henry Phipps of curb at lenst some forms of gambling 530,000 of gift Of this amount 510,000 to a certain extent, well knowing that Pittsburg. will be used in building a dispensary. It could never hope to suppress it alThe other 510,000 will be used as a together, but the result was not at all maintenance fund. The buildings will satisfactory. The trouble was In every Include a dispensary and apartments case, that the pool room men and for scientific work. Guinea pigs, gambling house keepers have too powerful friends in Tammny Hall and the which are very susceptible to member of the police department ed JULY 15, 1904. CONCLAVE OF NEW YORK NEWS LETTER IF FRIDAY, L WILL MEET IN SAN FRANCISCO NEXT MONTH know only too well, that It would be to for too them wage risky energetic a war against men who had such powExecutive Committee Plana Royal Enerful protectors In Tammany Hall. tertainment for Visiting Notwithsandlng the frequent asserKnights tions of the mayor, that the lid'' was down, and, in spite of the persistent SAN FRANCISCO. Cal., July 15. efforts of Police Commissioner McAdoo rooms triennial and pool gambling houses are Though the Twenty-nint- h in of town the every flourishing part conclave of the Knights Templars is and it even seems that they are doing more than a month off, the plans for more business than ever before. the reception and entertainment of be There have been so many cases re- the thousands of visitors who will time are at that here already nearing cently In which trusted employes stole Advices rece'ved by the money from their employers to play completion. the races or to win a fortune at the local committees Indicate that the will be one of record-breakin- g green table, that some prominent cltl-se- gathering proportions. For three years the have started a movement for the executive committee has been busy purpose of preventing the betting on horse races. The fact that the West- planning for the conclave, and the ern Union Telegraph company no plans, which have now matured, promise a more elaborate entertainment longer furnishes race track news, has than any ever given by any communhad absolutely no detrimental effect ity. on pool rooms and there are more of There will be only one day of the them now than ever before. It la more than doubtful that the movement will convention set aside for business, the officers and competitive meet with success, aa horse racing has election of rest of the time will be The drills. altogether too many friends In New in the spent pursuit of pleasure. The York and the suppression of betting on California and Masons have Knights the races would soon put a atop to nor time In the neither money spared horse racing. It Is well understood event. The Illumthe for preparation that every racing association would be form a caninations alone, which bankrupt in a few days, should betting Market over of electric opy lights on the races be stopped. street for ten blocks, will cost In the Before long New York will have a neighborhood of 580,000. Ocean liners have been chartered and the visiting permanent circus building and, alwill be taken on excursions though the hippodrome Is not yet com- Knights to different points of Interest. pleted, there is already great opposiThe Grand Opera House, with its tion to the new enterprise. The buildimmense seating capacity, has been ing will be on Sixth avenue, above rented for the week. An elaborate Forty-thir- d street, on the site of the Chinese with Chinese actors, will play, old car stables and promises to be be and the theater will be on, put very handsome from an architectural to over the turned Knights and their point of view. The trouble is, that the whom no charge for adfrom families, Is In Immediate the building neighborhood of several aristocratic cluba mission will he accepted. and association building. There may The competitive drills will be held be considerable grumbling, but It Is at Golden Gate Park. The executive not believed that any legal steps will committee, has made so liberal an apcombe attempted to Interfere-- with the hip- propriation for prises that each will receive one peting drills corps podrome. and of value the the last prise prise, will be not less than 51.000. Labor conditions in this state were One of the most notable features of not very satisfactory during the first the conclave will be the official visit three months of the present year. Acand the reception, with the highest cording to the figures in a bulletin reof the most eminent and suhonors, cently Issued by the state labor demaster of the great partment the proportion of union lab; preme grand of England and Wales the orera who were idle during the first priory of Euston, who will come here as Earl three months of this year was 14.6, of the King the against 5.5 during the corresponding of personal representative The will be accomearl England. period of last year. Of the 55,710 who a party of distinguished did not work at all during the months panied by Charles F. Matter, the Englishmen, of January, February and March, chancellor vice and Charlse E. great 34,165 belonged to the building trades. L past great Wright, prelate. At the end of March no fewer than 25,735 union workers were Idle an acGOATS' MILK PROOF count of wage or other disputes. The AGAINST TUBERCULOSIS total number of Idle for all causes was 105,995, or 27.3 per cent, as compared NEW YORK, July 15. A special to with 12.1 per cent at the correspondthe Herald from Washington says: A. ing time of last year. In this state no B. Hullt of Missouri, who Is In Washnoteworthy reductions In wages have ington on his way to Europe for a been made and In a general way wage cargo of goats, proposes to revoluratea are now at their highest point tionise the method of feeding Infants. for a decade. He has been in Chicago, where, with the aid of prominent physicians, he The first free sanitarium for persons conducted experiments which have suffering from tuberculosis has recently convinced him that tuberculosis canbeen opened by the New Tork health not be transmitted by goats milk. authorities. The official name of this Hulit estimates that about 20,000,000 Institution Is the New York State goats will be required to afford enough Hospital for Incipient Tuberculosis. It milk for the babies of the United Is located at Daybrook, Esex county, States There are about 2,000,000 goats about three miles from Sananac Lake, In the country, and he Is setting about In one of the most beautiful parts the task of Increasing the number by of the Adrlnodacks. It has cost over 18,000,000. a quarter of a million dollars. If this Hulit declares that If the goat Ininstitution should prove beneficial, It dustry could be established In the Is believed, that a whole chain of simiUnited States It would give work .to lar asylums will be erected in different more persons than are employed by parts of the state. the United States Steel Corporation, and there is fine profit to be made In MAY BREAK AUTO RECORDS selling goat's milk at 10 cents a quart. ns NEW YORK. July 15. Amon motor ear enthusiasts much Interest is manifested in the great automobile race meet to be held at the Empire t'ity track tomorrow. Prises have been offered for every type of automobile now In use. Pour regular events are scheduled. In addition to which there will be some special match races. Record trials will be numerous, for the Empire City course is admitted to be the fastest mile track for automobiles In America. It la the same course on which Barney Oldfield made the world's record of 55 seconds last year. 4- -5 Indigestion. With its companions, heartburn, flatulence, torpidity of the liver, constipation, palpitation of the heart, poor blood, headache, and other nervous symptoms, sallow skin, foul tongue, offensive breath and a legion of other ailments, Is at once the most widespread and destructive malady among the American people. The Herblne treatment will cure all these troubles. 50 cents a bottle. Sold By George F. Cave. FITZGERALD VS. GARDNER BUTTE, Mont., July 15. The local sporting fraternity Is looking forward to an interesting bout tonight when Willie Fitzgerald and Jimmy Gardner come together before a local club for a twenty-roun- d battle. Both men have been training faithfully since the match was made and appear to be in the very beat of condition for the mill. They weighed In at 5 o'clock this afternoon at 137 pounds, a figure thnt suits both men nicely. A Very Close Call. I stuck to my engine, although every Joint ached and every nerve waa racked with pain." writes C. W. Bellamy, a locomotive fireman of Burlington, Iowa. "I waa weak and pale, without any appetite and all run down. As I was about to give up I got a bottle of Electric Bitters, and after taking it, I felt as well as I ever did In my life. Weak, sickly, run down people always gain new life, strength and vigor from their use. Try them. Satisfaction guaranteed by Jesse J. Driver, Druggist. Price 50 centi. Malan Heights Now Is $1 IQ'GRANiVOTf DENVER Tim. Card DEPART-- No. JlSIjTHE PLACE TO SPEND A DAY OR WEEK OR ALL SUMMER. TERMS g, 6 t alt.I1k r City, Provo, Leadville, Pueblo. 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