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Show I THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER THE SALT LAKE TELEGRAM. 12, 1903. OUNCIL DECIDES THAT TV4 COOKS AND WAITERS Against His Belief in Sustaining Fernstrom's Point of Order. : The City Council, fitting as a canvassing board, decided last night that the Democratic candidate for Councilman for the short term in the Second precinct had received a plurality of 11 votes and is accordingly entitled to a seat in the Council for two years. Tuesday night Councilman A. J. Da- -' vis gave notice that he would ask for a reconsideration of the tally sheet for the Fifteenth district of the Second prescind, and accordingly moved to that end last night. His motion also specified that the judges rf election for that district be permitted to state whether Burbidge should have 82 votes as shown on the tally sheet, or but 72 as t'.ie're- turns showed. Councilman Black seconded the motion. Attorney 1 ram el. counsel for Burbidge, was permitted, prior to the of the moUon, to fiie a protest in the Council against a reconsideration of the matter. The protest was signed by Bramel as attorney for Burbridge, Ben D. Luce, chairman of the Democratic Second ward committee, and J. C. Leary, chalr-- " man of the Democratic city committee. They protested against the introduction of any evidence or any documents that might modify or alter the returns of any of the djstr.'cts. They protested against the changing of the vote as shown on the face of the returns or of , substituting any document in lieu of , them. And in regard to the Fifteenth district said: "This protest is made with particular reference to the election matters pending before your body as between George S. Burbridge and George D. . in the Second precinct of said city,Dean, and applies vitb, particular reference In regard to your proceedings touching district Fifteen of said precinct." Fern?trom Lays Down Law. The protest was rt&d in full, and Councilman Fernstrom from the Third was given the iioor and said that he had conferred with a number of attorneys and that the Council could act in no other way than approve the return as made by the judges of election. . President Cottrell declared the of order well taken but said thatpoint the chair believed that 72 iistead of 82 votes for Burbridge was correct. ' Councilman A. J. Davis then appealed from the decision o? the chair, and Black, Vigus and Robinson stood by him, while Hewlett, Sharp, Sper.ce1 and Kardiey voted with the Democrats, Arnold, E. H. Davis,' Fernstrom ard Tud-- r denham. The decision of the chair was and .the minutes were made-t- o show that the official vote cast for Burbidge in the Fifteenth district was S2. ; . ub-mitti- ng i ; sus-train- ed Minor Errors in the Third. .This matter having been disposed of o'k'" canvassing board quickly went .f ugh the work of canvassing the vote the Third precinct. But few en prs were found, and none of minor these y TIME TABLE FAMILY jCARES. SAN PEDRO. to M&ay & Mother t& SsJt Lakt LOS ANGELES , City. Local Gives Lajt HigM by Or Wfen to th menf AND 5ALT Ibsrs Is s4d citation I Wall AtUnded mrrm Insprmbl from tn rrtns: of ENTERTAIN FRIENDS Tti laforrnAtloa BURBIDGE BEATS DEAN President Cottrell Rules It is believed that Dean, the defeated candidate, will contest the tlectlon of Burbidge, and it Is also said that prosecution may bo Instituted against the Judges of election in that district, It being; alleged that they posted 82 votes for Burbidge when It is alleged that only 72 votes were cast for him. crrntr. tm so l.. til eni-n!re- pr-'n,- , ! 4. j ''! 1 sdu-s.n- Three Men Rescue Drowning Man and Woman; Leave Me and Save Wife' Plea They PATROLMAN il S Offtcrp Do kry. prominently la ) It ts witk Awsrtbj w n Police Corr.mUniir.rrs KT. LOCIS. Nov. i:. With hia strength exhausted from battling' with the waters of the Mississippi river. K. P. Henderson held hia wife, Mrs. Ilollie Henderson, above water until his tilt brought help. He attracU i tho attention of I'atrol.nan Jan.es Dockf ry of thv Fourth district, who, with the assistance of Watchman James Sullivan and William Jones, a msrro of No. 112 North Twelfth street, formed a human rop from a barg. pulling husband and wife put of the water in time to suvc their lives. Abdut ten days atro Mrs. and her aunt, Mrs. Mary Floyd, decided to take a river trip on the boat and came with Henderson to Kt. The husband was to remain h reIul.. until the of th boat, nhlle they were departure to return to Louisville by rail. Mrs. th? boat at th Umi of Franklin avenitt with her num. The three were slundfnjr on tho botkr tleck, ul.rre thfre Is n talllr.;;. Mr. He?ui:-rsikitted her hub.ir.,1 tzrcHeV., urxd. In takir.s a. sttp bark ward. he f:i from the tid-- t cf th.-- b...t Into the water. Henderson lost no time In aside his oat ai. I h.it. Then hethrowing jump.-Irto the water and praspvd hi wifz under the arms just as she wa di.trr-tir-in- u below the surfiue. Th Miong carri-- d them down stt. and and they v,er In Imminent;t. danK'-- out, nf tlrownir.r. With one rrn arrtit d his wife, who had faint-d- , and th current with th? othrr, llvv. Ivtf- - n m.irs-aged to kep above water, crying si intervals for help. When his ifirer.Kth was nearly gen" and he h vl almr.ft en up hope, his crltH were heard rv. ty AVatchmtn Sullivan and Joins. Whn he saw them Henderson ried to tho men, begging them to save hl wife nnd let him ko. Hultivan and Jon-- j prnrured a lop pole, and. leaning over lh tdKe of a bartce. threw one end Intu tn watr within rtacliing distance of th vh-ite- n ! nt r dro-nln- hy th th sit : fr fff tr r- dlrs yrsr !; rtrnmbr tM otbsr. vt e. A ii hsnI. At this Juncture Pstrolmsrt rp r.d. tnad hU throw Ir s; off . his oi.M nndirno, n4 hImt h tnc the llr? tiic don(ifii the wur far as h could rtnrh. He itiuid not quit? Iff and. taUlnjt to Kut:iv.irt it1 Jot.'S to he rt'pirt. 'I thciu to hold drop the w hi lejri bile h made t. another The two. men larul ovr lh sttrrnj kIk- of Ui tar,-us fii as thy tot.l l fc.n l grajt-.- J Jf r,!rri.'n by the rcil t s!?fe. Il nd rsort Ms txiid on his wife. and. lumsr, orr In , tlu Vab-rhe manased lo IrUx Ler bcnly within teach of tho officer, w h d Mr?. H n'l- r n by ths hair ant Kriip h l I on. whi! Hulllvan cr.U Jon j uXr 1 hi;n back to the b ir: with !.. buidfn. Having jrilttn th w paffly Ut-- . U.frm.-irrrrp st4by lh- - l,..ir tjritnIc.K- - IIcndrs-a h? was r.v,kir.x. Whn Hr ' . ut. i af on the b.--i f k h;n x; ri t. I on Mm. and l e fell unc i..cit:, t-- k-r- rah T btn Mint it, 14 v t., 1 - ; '. Nw - ;,. -- f .a r. 1 r vVry n s .,t.i ' r oi -i-- : M?UHDWOMrn. tat C - fW - ry . t V J a f r, t r (t ( r. . n .4 . r ss t t -- ! 1 f SS 1 - - i i.xir. f i f r 0 iir:.rurr mm i!r:nir . n . I j t J. I j f ti' 3 1 ; A u U n CO r.ar r:u-h'f--i i b6. :;RUFF f fur ta Mllljri 11 AT ro. J. Ltt Jvc. ewar, 2-- . 11 i I . tou'. - J 1 ft '.i i- T, u f UTAM SHORT Is 10 Ttib t . tmi'm t ; o. Ml, t ,. ti Lals ihm Ufl Vsfr 'ttrItlr. Southern Pacific Company's Line .sffl 'l d. jl flt tt St, OPEN SHOP rif. Cook Kemedy Co. tt f, OPPOSITION 1 . t. . . . 7' i V. r r rtti 4f . m i..i.is l;a SS Is-JtI-'-s ' ; taa Ct,. fM f.... r f I. 1'". N, O A I ri- - -t l..r THc A A t'. C f-- -t. SP YOU want to know what The Tcknm will do for vour buif. M ask any Telegram n$ advertiser vrhat ft - r's rtr:r lf4 l.ai 1 j J f 11 a a5! Ms , rt4. ttt .ss. rH STREET 1 w i""1..; I ,rsins, 11 r. Us ' te:f rit IE done for his. I M Do Tta f J r&iig l.r1r-- sr.ic Tia in .ur.nwms .. t. t, f Pi" ' ttrr-sc1,- i ? L1 If :,f LE.AT2 5 ALT LAKB a-- M. ," 3TRAINS DAILY ei d ce j - VINCENT NOTT r nt rT g, tntri - V VJ V.J us,, .riaj tj-t-i r-- e 1 teaniship '' rts 1 Ti icKets T re-sor- r-- - -- d trnf f - 1 nf r-- 1 - J t- ll '! J at fctW ?l. ; IfSlrrtf Vit-V- i s,ts tar, fs f t- jtt--'- t fart I'i!t 1 N?h r??a V.i;j. r. ar 4 ts , t, or. lt 1 t-- f J t r t . - 1 1 f S- t 1 ":"- - t' I f: I rf nr salt ukf. " -i ctail 1" 8,1 ffffM J .1111 I I 79 W, Second South St. S. r. XIXV, Os. AcV SALT LAKE CITT. CTAIL -- l I I I 'M"i ni; rr, tf-fe- ct vf-ra- 1 his B ! st e, u 1 - h.-i-- s AiJ t; ! wt Lais L'iatrW'ta. mm Wff. f a lt uxj: crrr t u rr : MEN'S SPECIAL well-bein- s.3 i.aww itf It. C. TsHMK.iW A. T, la'S Hi, i c a. T!t;tT f, r. C-- . :. A. , orfc-anlz- , tttst Ca--A.an,. .1" ' ..t;a -- Ji ti; - V. Jua x t 'a Viseiw t (Kf.'-j.- i T f taSa Otrva .. ! ' m. UNE ST. LOUIS. K i."5 V- t . ..Tit Vfsvnta!. !','-- tij-et- a Tt;-j1r- HOTEL, y-,- a Eartli. f'Uoa WMcli t:rsrrers n II Wasts ta R Jn Tirfc.f tit CAUmn. II Inori Nt A t I r.r Hlrt, n:wJv4 Ti n I UK A I ll U A It Ur.AI.TH, :. u ;t "so-cail:- m. T A. iTt'rn a naCJvt s 2sJa stiwi, CC, fViIson New JUBOP1A.?f Orals; lisy 0iun4 sra-ir-c- - . SB 1! C0L0R0O e r i "r - A aij ivornie u Lsf.t si -v U-tU- . . y. ssv 41 r, a CilT Tli.a.i m. t-- IT, .51 r. t , . 1 j fi ia " ., ji j;, sv " 'ol S4roW. oeartitr Nft( UHU fin rroSuil rUoa la liTa. HL t . . Mi, I Vltll t t. s trs, f ft r ra, '. ., 4 I is!) HEALTH! II - r '" a 6t p, m I.tr: -- 1 5. f t nt J i" 55 1 5, v.r, t t - I,ts . , L t - V l"r- - 1 rarwsJSaelrrrasia lis rUfht. I t I I ! s i V- - , '. t ? 1 rjTTt , 4 ss-- I -- T't-m "i - rrT at4 a &:.!$ Ua. , - - , i. ..; tjjwt S.i5l w 'i I a' t-- Af:mvAT iLT , j Vt .ft r-- - i: i 1 1 H N tl i tl IA t : !, k-- f 1 ,1$ . m r, ?' - comd change the result in any of the ! districts. The judges in the Thirty-sixt- h Primmry, Jseniary er "itrfiwrf Si6 dis- b lrt.t1 t hr- trict failed to smn the tally sheet, which Cor4. Yci rrrr.srr.Uf V SO V. S" k .1 m r..i.r who was accordingly unofficial. A note was it with hi f ft S'irty. V h t,i mo.; r),in! r..rl 111 4S1JSI rM made of this oversight. h if in Is to i't in'orr. at ?' M !"'f'wr l r Ma, The following were the only changes !" .v..j iKitatH n. ci) n "I I f H. Sors Tfem. I ..t-. V'"h o made : A I Ih. cf ?jr. s m Ctfrl In the Twenty-eight- h .: 1 district IV. P. F.rmTvm fstlit.fuui. or t 't Davis. Socialist Counc"manic candidate, SU""".?iT: received 15 instead or. 10 votes; in th Thirty-firs- t Si.; 1.V3 liJCIW nitiK CsH U. Mrs. M. M. Socialist for Auditor, receivedJohnson, 24 in place of 21; in the Thirty-secon- d Jam?s N. , Haslam, KepuLMcan candidate for the JQgaaassgaB Council, got 104 instead of 114; in the Thirty-thir- d it was found that John Cntehlow, Democrat for Recorder, had Resolution liPer marked with one vote too manv; Bearing Upon GAR Ml in the same district Callister, Republican tor long term in the roum-ilCase Miller in Federahad been given 5 votes ton few; the only oth. er correction was in the Thirty-fourt- h tion of Labor. district, where Judge Dey, Democratic ' nominee for City Attorney, wa giv.-23i when he should have been "3 ' 7uol-LIr.- d Shoes, $2.50 . J The Council will canvass thegiven T..n frm Pish ta KAt- rirUOSTON, Nov. 12 returns wire S3.C0. a. from the Fourth r recim t tonight. ciTT. ir.rrnr. Introduce 1 In th- Amtrlcr.n Ftd'.atUn CACO. tIALV;;-ToTL rjLX .: Birr lino oi Cut C1"C' of Labor convention toaty to th ih f Ntar M:r.'fif i S to 53.00 00. f d sr.i AUafk THE STRENUOUS LIFE. that the shop CALL AND SHE THEM. whether ur.der privat or Cnv-nriint management. " :u.not be A Great Strain. labor." by ' No one For rsrtiroUrs sbut It nDl'fLl . disputes the fact that we ere . rr. r. at t If i UAhT RATE3 resort The amble indi;it-the that i living in a "rapid"' age; It ,s rush, ruh -rush from morning until night, and lutions were based upon th- Mil!.- c. wap. rcn, competition is so fierce that the Ftrug-gl- e Krovlr.s out of trouble In the Covcrn-meAfr does not cease until the machine; Is printing o:i"u ut Wa.hnn:lon and 1 c: Rlork. no ;t worn out. y Main Sati President Hocsevt lt's dt UJ.m in the a rtsh. Women, too, even when surrounded by matter. ft every comfort, become Infected by th . common spirit, and what with their To Stop the Shelling. clubs and many social duties, have no time to give thought to their physical Va?hinglon. Nov, 12 C'apt. IuicK?. Italtin-or- . until they are suddenly commandinc tho rruis. brought to a fharp realization of the cabled the Navy departmtnt today from fact that nothing in their Uves Is so I'uerto Plata that the Hiiltlnore Pit ar.d Important as attention to correct or there yesterday for M.u-orDomingo tTty. It Is shH at the Ftiti living. ratipnal It may surprise the reader to department that the inMrtirtlorsi ef the naval of!i er ore of a charthat women are more prore to piles Iarn than American men, and in most cases because It is acter to irevcr.t any further bombarddifficult to impress upon them the im- ment by the (Iovrnn ent or lnurrent portance of regular movements of the forces of any Pan lomIrJan bowels; irregularity means straining at where American Interests are Invtdvid ; stool, and straining means piles, with without notice required by international the certainty (under the usual method law. of treatment) that the sufferer will "have them always with her," by Roberta Is Found. "usual methods" is meant the applicae yr-,At (Mi c en Yvr !'iramilton. Mont.. Nov. 12 vn tion of salves and lotions, or (as a' last ? atf! from Kj' n thrt mountntns MJho. W;ls ,ost ahi'i-- , !a jr !'.f a surgical operation. In .rrtV th Owl crefk country, t n U -- Iftr. All 4 .If there Is a complaint which er.tslls cued by the Cross cimp oitflt. iotMlts more distress and In wanaeied tho fci ar.4 mountains th rhsrsf those aj b.r fuur upon w;i suffering dns afflicted than piles or hemorrhoids, it Is i. iid n'.Khts without fv..,i. Th KPurehs him f.nlsh-nnd exh itr ft 9 not known to the writer; fortunately, fr.und o'clock Bundny mirht. He will rtrnvrr ars as lw s th however, these are learning tftat from his terrible experiences. Is the, Now to Ur, ttal ir.tr If a remedy that effectually curesthr all a tX forms of piles; it Is known as the Pyra- Let' It tr'p. Arrives From Manila. lrl't Pile Cure, is in fuppository form. San Kranclreo. N v. 11 Tha trsnsnnrt Is applied directly to the parts, and Thomas nrrivo.l nlht frm Mn!la ; does Itsy work quicklv and nalnlosalv It She on sold-brompunisH ;114Mn.l II of 50 at cents druggists a pack-j- the Fifteenth oard cavalry. or will be mailed by the makers men. tasuals. 22 sick. 2 Insano enllti.l snd '3 actress upon receipt of nrlce. - general prisoners. r any Th Thomas. O. A. nillLK. Tra. ilrs. L,. M. Jollff. pharlsbnrir o lfavinsr Naga.takl. ran Into a severe tyavAjrvni. and suffered V fell it my dutv to Bfknn.u,!.il phoon considerable d.unsKc from the storm. benefit I have received from th fuse of Pyramid Pile Cure. For several crrr. I suffered untold Ends Ilia Life. , months from the bleeding piles, and wasagony ad-N. 12 Y.. Nov. i C,n' Falla. WilCn,Wath. vised by a Columbus doctor tofinally liam iluphes. Assemblyman troru amid Pile Cure at once, whichgetI PyrIngton county, J comnilttfd stilrtrf by and one box completely cured me. did,i hanKlne;. 'kr. ttay lusher was ro-.td of the Asurmhly si the Trent advise till sufferers to use it " Write mfmter His noanrlsl election. fsiture and his HAL S. RAY, Genera! Agent, Denver, Colo, the Pyramid Drug Co., Marshall, Mich,. ccurs.' in bunkruptpy prorwd-Iok- s for their little book on the causes and Kubsequnt months kru cr u d a h( cure of piles. sensation in torthcrn New cik. gn at hu-ban- t N. 1 X"--- m W I - 1 ." N iHK-krr- r. .sw i " wiali; rr at, N". nIrn, fc. r t Set " J f Sal v r T vt m .T in t4" WMt ... tTr ltJ !' j; r.f N MiRl EL toUirV! 5rr .fV f. stS Ksla SOI A RID GrUHDL 1 bar, a, $ Every AVoman y nr io sa' Off!f rt rs rirrsT jfl f rns. Rfl lb taka 0 ) rw t yt 1 tj . r-- sa rtrt. :srntrtr, j vfillt. t8s For sals by all Prlr 14 roitr-Milbur- n Iluffala. if, T. 5o:t To, ar-n- ts for ths I, g, svrrsl ir-- tt In ,) sons from rro-.l- rmlr . l f s4 t tislt In City Tttk.t I rvJoriMp Vn's K5 J. nils f.r tyth sukfic rrr.t:cr1 ny abos rrr ml! My tpfTsss tbs fsfl, r.lj? it itsroio m ........ rirrAr, t isw sw, . r , . M ALL TJUU?S DAILT. lttfts f". s ax ..... f .? I. r 's, :.. for efit tiJ na' Mt. tti vn; rr ri.;5 I rn4r known. To P.trrr4 mfe r-s- of s:rratpt brsirrry v Hear, aa. SEVERAL LIVES. a4 Isks of chlldrsn in . 4 a. Mb I (Ts tr v'r. -- H-r- - cityt that tfcp tr M Is mub?It mors f t:-lnand natttraHy' ao than th fjM.j N . srs M-bn a ran t drnd1 utn ta c!o i!s rok qultily an i IhomutMr Is within ths rsarh of any motbtr or rusrtun I think that showlj b ms rurt?!sit ' MEDAL FOR 8AVINO Cl i . SJBBBSBBSBMSSBaMSBS s GETS trrt-tth-r,t- 'ur Cmrim , .f ns phr-slrla- s. FORMED A HUMAN ROPE AND SAVED TWO LIVES a rt. 4 I K T rtist, t?tnsdtsts. tr- l4e t .t. j. , bl Jr:- 6:05 trl$yi i.S'3 any rruirk'4 XkI. ar. as svrrrn !i!:sr:. ARRIVE. 1'.h th ynurvstsr ws n. rtnnw!o1 lows t so lh kmbsrrsr.c condition iw '.fv, r.. Poxn" Kl !nr PlUs wsrs trx rmM Vf4. cured for It at th F. J. Hill Vrvg os tr.5s tor. Tbf y jrt th fro'fn fTr and unui pvrt irltl wkrt4 WTrv mi t.! r!cr(ns work thlr r.stursbr. Hr, .. thy prfrml '.i'lii I know from ebratvn an1 a) trvr f r 5'.1 Ctff ':f lih i thr trcthf ant conversation sn4 J'up -- " POT. is AJVKfVlt r r'r";, r;T t. LT La k 1; ..ri fcf jf t"1 May I, If 03 1 ur-re- Tims Tabls , ta DCPABT. J Ilr-nderso-n n II' P LAKE R R. CO. children thst sfT.lctlon of wnknt of and Enjoyed. the kidneys sr.1 Auilltsry orcsis, th mothers lot la fsr from a hsr pjr .r.. Tha Cooks and Wiltiri' union hUl & This condition can h quickly tbsjsitl nd sbscdutfty social at in CX!d KrllowV hull Ul r.licM ht th us of at which about fifty couples were pet nt. lHan'i Kiiny II Is. Whn th!s is mother's burden w;ll hm John Thrall. state oronlicr, spoke upon known th n4 hsr horr.t hspj r. ihlef th Advanttfres of organised, labor a rm Mm. Jss. N. JUTsrty, Jst. N. Hsvsr pannl with urmrasr.lird and UlustratM ty. of 445 North Ird Wilt, with various rximpl. which h himtf of a chUi mm to my had ser in r.is sojourn throusrhoiit lh says: A a trLMtlr.fi m mlr nolle som Ua bo from Infsftry country, May, (irurgv from Bpoksne. the csthertnar n1 probably tnhru4. tak k'.4 with a of recitations. Thre rrt un-ieSh th car, of t. scrersi numl)r by the joun w.men rorgs 1 I know an that a erst rasny 8om of th other mrn who r l r i alirrtl4 rs Hindis Charks Yttt-s4 far i;rn rt l.m.U H K. wraknsss non it rrnhrs as tr.t r ttrrrsshrornts bfforw the s;.kJr.. wmir.r. but no trtm-n- l f turl e i Mny Bt cf Vstoi ( Social CONTEST WILL LIKELY BE MADE BY THE DEFEATED CANDIDATE. SSSSBSSMBS r - apwsy :V t |
