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Show I THE SECfiET SERVICE. Present Chief of the Bureau. la William P. Hazen. Ha la Fanaaa Won Urate with tha Counterfeiting Frataraltj Whan Ha Goaa Altar a Lawbreaker 11a t Diullf Uilda Him la JalL I. It ia e fact to which pant lends Irrefutable evidence experience that . once let the national government's detective bureau get wind of a counterfeiter and it will run him to earth eventually, though the labor cost thousands of dollars and years of time. The nation's coffers will supply the funds, and from the citisuns of all parts of the country will- be drawn the hunters; for be it known that, although the secret service has its regularly detailed employes scattered unknown everywhere, yet when occasion requires some special detective work in some special locality, a citisen living there maybe enrolled in the bureaus force to cooperate with the regular detect ives. The present chief of the bureau, says the Illustrated American, is William P. Hasen, a young mun of thirty-sevewho has been for years a detective and was at one time the head of a detective bureau in Cincinnati. II is .father is the famous Larry Hasen, now chief of the Cincinnati detective force, and retained in years gone by as the special operative for the Adams' Express company. The policy of that corporation to never let a guilty man escape, no matter how much it costs to catch him, was inaugurated during Lorry Ilasen's term of service, and the son, inheriting the same resistless tenacity of purpose, has become known as a terror to counterfeiters. Mr. Hasen was appointed last February by Secretary Carlisle. lie entered upon his new duties at Washington in a practical way at' once. He inaugurated a business policy in the office which was hitherto unknown. The deputy s gents of the service discovered that the new chief did not want reports of progress on a case. He wanted results, and results meant arrests, con-- . victions and a general breaking up of counterfeiting gangs. Even while Chief Hasen was reorganizing the service on a detective basis, the most stupendous operations in counterfeiting were being concocted. For several years the secret service had lost sight of many dangerous men. The most noteworthy of these was that A WATERLOO HIS ALUMINUM EAR. What Sdaaaa Hat Dona for an Asad aatf Earini EnfUiknaoi We have had people with glass eyes, porcelain teeth and artificial whiskers, and now along comes a man with an I BUSINESS DIRECTORY. FOR HYDEI . and Addresses Inserted In Directory, and Paper Included, for $1.00 per Month, Names The Salt Like Herald refers to the Pianos and Organs. aluminum ear. He is sixty-thre- e Dyeing mud Cleaning Company. I years July 24th rce.'S as Hydes Water- WJ8COMB A Grocers. Office and works No. 221 South First CO., of age and was admitted into the N. E. JENKINS, 58 East First Boutn. I West street. Queen 'i hospital, at Birmingham, Eng- loo. Temple of Music, Stats sgent for the Barbers Supplies. land, in April, 1808, with an epithelioma beat Pianos and Organs lu the market. Aetrologlfct. of the left auricle. Q. J. D1CKMAN, 208 South Writ Temple (Poatoffico block.) MRS, J. W. FORDYCE, 181 West Second South BL The greater part of the diseased ear Astrologlst, 651 State street. was cut off by the attending surgeon and Physicians Surgeona. Undertakers. and a plaster of paris cast was taken Fhyeiciaaa and Ini H. B BCOTT, M. D., of the left side of his head. Then an A CO., DR. WILLIAM McOOY, Atlas Building, old Opera House blook. ODONNELL 288 South West Temple street artificial ear was built up in wax to Office 528 West Second South. 5 Rooms 488. match tlic healthy one on the opposite side. This bogus ear was then mode in Were In Three Races and Won vulcanite and aluminum, tinted and Ui enameled to harmonize with the comA PRIZE IN EVERY plexion. No artificial contrivance, such as a spectacle frame, was made nae of RACE. PETTY A HKRKELRATHS EMPLOYAttorneys. HYDE AND HIS CLEVELAND 434-43- MENT AGENCY For Bltuatioas of All Kinds. THIS WAS MORE PRIZES THAN WERE MAN ON TIIE TRACK 1 1 first, 55 OTHER WON BY ANY Hyde won second and tied for second 117 ANTED 1 To rent a house of seven or eight rooms, suitable for two young ooupla. Kent must ee cheap and looatlon good, not to far out. bteta location, rent and all particulars in reply to this ad. A. U. (1., Star olOue. WATERL00S ANTED Boom.ra for nice rooms at South West Tsui pis street. 126 To glva lessons in shorthand in part payment for board. Good reference, furnished. Abdrees 1L, earn Star. A situation as stenographer by l1 1 ANTED a young lady with best of refennoes. For information apply pt this office. ANTED A situation as night cierk or IV IT watchman by a man of steady habits over M) years oi age; has no use for beer or tobacco. B. k. Damn, 104 2nd East. ANTED Work at office cleaning. 273 Must N Temple. MAI!, R. BRISCOE, of loir M IK.wonts work by tha day. Apply West 1st south M. BOWMAN, r .B- - STEPHENS, Attorney. Commercial the By directed court of the eounty of Skit Lake, Utah TerriMax Martin and Samuel L. of in favor tory, Lipscr, partners doing business as Martin 4 Ltuscr. sud against John A. tiroes beck and H. K. Eldredge, to satisfy n Judgment of KW.UI and 642.26, with Interest at tha rale ol 8 per annum, 1 have levied upon nil tbs ocnl par right,- - title, claim and Interest of John A. the following described property, UfodhbeoJ d Interest of, in and to in undivided the northwest quarter ot section No. thirty-fo-two (S) (gli. towauhlu one (1) south of rungs west. Salt Lake jnerlulan, belt Lsko county, lAlso an undivided rteh Territory or six sores of iad situated on tee west aide of Jordan river In township one (I) aoutu of range one (1) west, particularly ueaunbed as follows, Betlnidng at n point one hundred and ERNEBT G. BOGNON, 1( HN BERGEN, merchant tailor, UN West South Temple street. Officers' uniforms s perooms 13 and 13, Walker rJ AMorney-at-Lael ally; cleaning and repairing neatly dooe; Bras.' bank building, Balt Lake Oily. worn guurunteod; customers' own doth made np; prices reasonable. ZANE A ZANE, 415 Proand Counsellors at Law, Attorney P. WILLS BY, manufacturer of oopper, IV gress building, Balt Lake City. IT. tin and eheetlron were, tin roodmug. eaves spouting: furunoo work, ehimney tops, CHARLES O. WHITTEMORE. tleueml jnboiug and repairing. Prices and Law and Attorney for Balt Lake work satisluctory. Attorney-a- l Btale street Balt Lane County, 6MM-- 2 MoCornlek building: City ' BONNEDKC-.E- DIAMONDS, 1 WATCHES, , JEWELRY, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, KTC., Are sold at the California Collateral Bank 214 S. Main St. We have made Sweeping Reductions at Our Store. Goods have been Reduced to ' to-da- it $b5.00 65.00 45.00 8U7 of the ITnrlti Im CanaL Kiel 'canal is about sixty-fou- r miles long. Its width at the top is sixty BUS meters and at the bottom twenty-tw- o meters. Large merchant ships can meet and pass each other, while, with . Twaa Ever Thus. IB matrimonial angling, Which every meld delights, Tie often found tha "catches Ia tha end are only bites. The Bottom Knocked Out Send In your orders. Of the coahlDA This is no Humbug Advertisement as Fall weight, prompt deiiveiy; coal, not Is generally found at most places, slack. Diamond and Rjclt Springe lamp but It Is Literally a Fact. (4 60, nut 84. J. W. Whitehead, Jr.. 88 west, Second South Street, Telephone 608 GIVE US A CALL Constitution 831-8-- 8 fj TO BENT for housekeeping three or four .1 unfurnished rooms, between First and Fourth South and between Mala and Sooood West streets. Address bari 42, city. build- 4INl DICKSON, ELLIS A ELL1B. Attorney at law. Rooms 831 and 238 Atlas table 1South etrecL to EU 615 In la-g- families of beautiful SEVERAL diilerent to trade for mans sits bicycle. st TV Market street. Cull Dentists. A. OLSEN, 60 North First West street. Suit Lsko 'Jlty. Crown Bridge work a spec Lully. Tee to ex without traded pain. E. H. JOHNSON, Champion Ran Joist of tbs West. Teacher of banjo: guitar and mandolin. Repairing or all kind of musical lnilrumenis. Banjos mads to order from (Mi up. No. 611 State street. ITU HOME hand store, 272 TthWeeL LABOR. All kinds Of at Lovett A Bone. 2nd state Street. Foundry 44 N. IV ANTED Situation ns clerk lu grocery store or driving delivery wagon; familiar weth bookkeeping. J. G. 0L Star " Offioe. maker-ADOLP-H HAUER BACH Watchmaker and Jcwelor. and Bads tor man of good GOOD ROOMS by dny, week or month. Prices to nit the times. 217 W. 2nd Boulh. SUPPORT Musicians. Second-Han- d o treat loom. Bast of private foully. 61 East Fiftl alee g. F. Watch for T) ARTIESboard Stale street. Goode. Books and Furniture bought at Butler's Bee end-Ha- nd store, 66 boulh West Temple. 0:d Bandy-- M urray Stage Line. Stage leaves Randy dally at 8:45 a m. and 4 p.m., and arrives at Murray at 11 a. u. and 6 p. m. Leave Murray at 10:1(0 a m. and 5:15 p. m., and arrive nt Sandy nt 9:30 a m. and 4:80 p. m. Tailors. S. K. JORGENSEN, Custom Tailor. Finest suits to order. 47 Booth West Temple Street Stockholders Meeting. annuel meeting of the NOTICE The of the California Cold Mining company, a corporation, for the election ot dime-loand officers and the irausaotlon of snob other business as may come before It, will be bald at the office of the oumpuuy, rooms 21, 23 it O'Meara block, on West Second 1 South 1886: street, Balt Lake Olty, Utah, August A B. BOWER, St 12 m, W. A.BYEKS, President. Secretary. FOR BALE. of V rooms, nil new, 6 rooms furnishings THF Houso now ooeupled by This water ia a sura euro for Rheumagentleman roomers. Will rent entire house. Miners Leading, Indigestion, Respectably located la bnslnesa part of the tism, Constipation, Chronic Diarrhoea, eity. Terms reasonable. For full particulars Palpitation of the Heart and all kidney apply at Star Office. and nervous troubles Towels and suite DISSOLUTION OF COlAUrXKK-SHIP- . washed by Empire Laundry. Oa-tur- rb, AND BE CONVINCED. "8ANTA FE ROUTE." ALL GOODS GUARANTEED AS MO MAH W1HKN, OOLOXAF MIDLAND, ATOSISOX, TOFU A, Lichtenstein, 214 South Mala INN SANTA Bt. sad Turkish Bath and Hair Dressing Parlors. FI RAILWAYS OhiaagA THE SEOBT LINE, SUPERB SCEKEMT, HAST THIRD SOUTH. EQUIPMENT UMBVEPA8BEM. Gentlemen from I p. m.to from 8 a. m. to 6 p. m. I a. m. Ladle, Are You Going East? Training Academy AND VETERINARY INFIRMARY I DM. No. 1M B, Wait Temple At, XX RsiD, M. H. 0. VVB. PROF. J. F. Street. PEARSON. THE- I M. Lewis. 3, IMS. Seale Line. SludsrA Seigw Current Tints Tnbla, - Dnerl.. 1 Grail li lltillllll The only lino rannlng two Through Fast Train dolly to Leadville, Aspen, Pueblo, Colorado Springs and Denver. EFFECTIVEAPRIL 2P,94 IM EFFECT MARCH 31, a a ISM LXAVM SALT LAKE CITT. I For Blnghun, Prove: Grand J unction and all points east tiffin at No. 4 For Provo, Grand Junction and nil points sort... No. 6 For Ugdaa and Intermediate points No. I For ML Pleasant. Monti IJIpra Saline and nil Intermediate 8 Ji p m points No. I For Eureka. Pay son. Pro-vand all intermediate points. IMy No, 8 For Ogdan and tha west.. 11:41 p m No. I For Ogden anw ths west.. 1J6 p as ARRIVES BALT LAKH CRY. No. 1 From Provo, Grand Jsi notion and tha aast MllSOliltUISOII MIPH No. 8 From Provo, Grand Ju noAlfii pan tion and tha east No. 6 From Provo. Binghnra Saline. Mantl, Eureka and all Intermediate points IM p an No. 4 From Ogdan and lntarmen fats points. ........ a,,,,., tiffin m No. 7 From Eureka and PayaoA. I Jf am No. I From Ogdon and ths west 18) a ns No. 4 From Ogden and ths wastfJipm Only 11ns running through Pullman Palace sleeping ears Salt Cake olty to Ban Fran cisco: Balt Laka olty to D saver via Grand Junction and Balt Lake olty to Kansan City and Chisago via Cole rode points. Through transit ar family Meepope without change, to Tensas Civ, Chisago and BestoA No. Mm a Train No. I loaves Ogden 1:00 a m.; Salt Lake 146 a. ra. arrives at Pueblo 4:11 m.. Colorado Springe T:li m.. Denm.a Cripple Creek IdC a m. ver 10 JO Beat be sore end mean tlekek 4 d No. leaves Ogden Ji p. m., Balt tending ever tha "SANTA FI Tram Laka 7:40 p. m.: arrives at Pueblo 6:87 KUUTE, Grandest and Greatoef Colorado m., p. Springs l&l p. m DenleUiwd on Earth. , ver 9:16 p. m. Connections made at Puablo, Colorado Springs and Denver with nil lines east. Elegant day coaches, chair cars and Pullan lb or Lake Salt man sleepers on all trains. Taka the D. Otty GTlmt Ogden evening train In order to ass tha mart boaaG A K. G, and have n comfortable trip and tul sssnsry In AmorioA enjoy tha finest scan ary on the continent. Frao reclining Choir ears Sol Bhortest line to Cripple Crack, Coloradr.'i Denver. Trains leave Rio Grand Western depot nt fre&t cold camp. A. B. HUGH Efl, Trafflo Mgr., Denver, Col. 7:40 p.m. A K. HOOPER, O. P. A T.A., Denver, Col Ticket Oflao IB W. ImssI A D. C. Dodge, B. F. NBVINS, General Agent, GEO. R GILMAN, Oenl Agt. 1L M. CUSHING. T. P. A.. fTjCnmmK ciTT. . 1AU kAU 0 Went Sooood South St, Salt Laka City a AND Puck G. J, Gottstein, Philupz, J. B. Daii.t, H. Lewis. Balx Lake City, August The Only Lina whtah tone leaping Care between Ogden, left Lika end Oklaage ellhent change, end Tnllmnn Fains looilalng Chair (Mis between Ogden, Sell Lake City, Usovas The MANITOU 125 rnoartuarshlp heretofore existing be. M. C. MONEY LOANED ON COLLATERALS E. rK G. M. Lewis snd J. Uottstrin, under the nrm name J. Gottsteln A Co., Is hereby dissolved by mutual consent. Mr. J. Gottsteln la hereby authorized to eolloet nil accounts duo tha Drm and will pay all debts of tha lute firm. Witness: REPRESENTED. Salt Lake Riding a view to the demands of the very warns Mold Isis Cost. largest warships or oilier vessels, there tho most peaceful years the During arc hulf a dozen side stations in which world has 8,700,000 soldiers, who are to accommodate one of tlic passers. In withdrawn from productive occupation order that tlic canal inny be constantly to pose as soldiers. The pay, equipemployed and may furnish a goodly ments. food and clothing of these men revenue it will be lighted at night by cost the world's taxpayers nearly ... , electricity. a day. ' a TiJ MeCornlck block. BARLOW FERGUSON. etglit-lenU- is And so on Throughout Our Establishment. over-zealou- The rods (127 nod taranty-sere- st woo of. 'he west bunk of the Jordan river on west extends tha south side ot the road that irom the west end of Third South street.,Balt rods; l.uka City, Utah, then os south torty (hi) norm (24j rods: tuenee thence east twenty-fou- r ur (24) forty (A)) rods; Uionre west twemy-lorods to pises of beginning; being a part of the southwest yusrter (ill of section two (2, and (U) of section part of the southeast uuarter three (I) in said township one (1) south of taken meridian; Lake one (I) west, Balt range as the property of John A. Gross beck, end I so much or for asms will expose the sals, thereof as will satisfy the plain till's demand, Interest at 649.26 10 wit: 6688.08 and costs, with 8 per cant per annum, lean the amount shown to be satisfied by the execution under date of May inb, 1MB, and costa at tbs west front door of the eounty oourt house In Balt Lake of Utah, on city, Balt Lake eounty, Territory the Slat day of August, 1HU6, at 12 o'clock noon, to be sold as the property of John A. Gross-bacat tits suit of Max Martin and Samuel L. lnulaasi an Martin Llpssr, pertnere doing oash. LI peer, 'i arms of sale, Dated at Balt Lake City, Utah Territory, this 80th day of July, 18(6: HARVEY HARDY, Sheriff. Inwiu, deputy. By C. J. gentlemen to board and room In private TIWOfamily. Main street. E, Alto mey one-thir- two-talr- da Rooms for rent. 62 Mrs. M. F. Rube, 282 Main street, over of Balt Lake. Bank VLEGANT Furnished Commer- Rooms cial Blook, Balt Lake City. Attorney-at-ls- COCHRAN A MURPHY, Roms Attorneys-av-Lablock. Block. to hi execution of an Third viutuefrom Judlolal Dialrlet How secr- ' Pro- - ALEX. MCM ASTER, ing, telephone SHERIFFS SALK. It Is Astonishing it 318 a TV F)R ur ii Booms SIS and Attornsy-svLsw- . Attorney-at-la- Boot and Shoemaker, 125 square shears for sals; or bookbind0 NEadapted lorMarket street. THIRTY-INC- gress building, Balt Lake City . N, W. CURTIS of 514 south Eighth West M K8.wants work by day or week. T. Thoreson, ten-dull- ar F YOU WISH to get bread thats Bt to es go to the Gem Bakery. 46 W. 2nd South Bt ers. Apply w. ANTED IV 11 The very highest clouds, those called cirrus and cirrostratus, rise to the average height of about 80,000 feet. A V an estate Agents for: second class keep at a height at tram SMITH PRKYIER TYPEWRITERS, 10,000 to 23,000 feet above the earth, NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS. while the lower clouds usually float at a height seldom exceeding 5,000 feet. In the ease of the last mentioned class of clouds tlic lower surface may be at a height not exceeding 8,000 to 4,000 feet, while their towering summit will lie removed fpom the earth by not less than 10,000 feet. Prof. Mollcr says Will take Farm Products at Market Price that the vertical dimensions of a cloud from the Farmers. will often exceed 10,000 feet, and that he lias observed those which he hod 04 HAST SECOND SOUTH 81 KEKT, every reason to believe were not less Balt Lake City, Utah. than 25,000 feet thick. The legal profession was the last of three learned professions to be opened to women in America, not because of reluctance an the part of the courts, but because women did not so easily apply for admission. There are now not. less than eleven law schools states open to women and twenty-fiv- e and territories admit women to the bar. There arc over two hundred women WILLIAM P. HAZEN, CIIIEr OF TUI SECRET lawyers in America, uihe of whom arc BEBVIC1. admitted to practice before the supreme of Bussell Hoyt and Murphy, alias Hill, court i f tha United Slates. to flood tha country with INDICTMENT DEFECTIVE. bills. The Iloyt combine had even seescured silk fiber paper, which is so sential to putting out a good counterfeit, but their operations were nipped in the bud by Chief nazen's timely and swift arrests. The government gets its fibered paper from one firm, which zealously guards the secret of its manufacture. How the Hoyt gang got the paper is yet a et-which the government is assiduously endeavoring to penetrate. The ar issue plates on which the million-do- ll was to be printed were perfect. The chief of the United States engraving bureau at Washington declared that ii was equal to any his department could make. Chief Hasen gathered such a Judge Biffbang (of Dead wood) You dose-linke- d chain of evidence about the are charged with shooting your reconspirators that they would not stand volver seven times into Rev.' Amos trial, but pleaded guilty and were Tweedledccde. llow do you plead, given eight years in prison only a short guilty or not guilty? Bronco Pete Not guilty as charged time ago. Chief Hasen, in the first year of his in the indictment. service, has strengthened his force until Judge Biffband Not guilty, el.?- . he has some of the best detectives in the Bronco Pete Yes, Jedgc; I in;:.-- l.ev country at his command. They receive shot seven bullets inter the Rev Vend but five dollars a day and their expense Amos, but I didnt shoot no revolver allowance is small Nevertheless, there inter him. Judge. is a constant rivalry for places under Why He Proposed. Chief Hasen. You wish mo to be your wife? Why, The counterfeiter is the most adroit known only fifteen minutes. and cunning criminal on earth. He IveThat is you true, hut I wished to give knows all the regular secret service one lady the opportunity of saying, men by sight, arid the old timer has to This is so sudden! truthfully: servbe caught by sonic new man in the Texas Siftings. ice or one brought from a distant city. Even then it is difficult to collect a case Uraot News. Mrs. Hicks You know the girl who against a man whom the service knows to bo making crooked money. One screeches next door? noted counterfeiter, James Guyoq, with Hicks What has happened to her? various aliases, has cost the treasury Mrs. Hicks Nothing; not a thing. thousands of dollars, yet he is a free She's to be married next month. N. man Many a time the secret Y. World. service men have been in his company; in inw Mini Rfilfv they have drank with him, shook hands The Pastor (a dyspeptio taking dinwith him, and even bought bod money s desire ner with the family) Thank you, Mrs. from him, but in the to get him while at work and to cap- Brown. Id like to have another piece ture his plates they have lot him get of' the pie, but I will have to say no. Willy Brown (in surprise) Goodness away. . mel' Did your mother toll you not to take a second piece, too? Puck. L coruloe-maker- J. w MORAL: WHY DONT in absolute alcohol. The man now can hear as well as YOU HIDE A ever, but he takes care to sleep on his right aide at night so as not to break off WINNER? his new car. At the same time lie has no fear of having it frost bitten, and he is probably the only man alive who could even partly comply with the request of Marc Antony: Lend me your L ears." Woman Lawyers In America. Commercial 8S P YOU HAVE trouble with your eyes go to A. 1. Wyatt, 808 8. Mala. Eye tested Iras 40 to support the aluminum ear, and adhesion to the head was effected by For tho CLEVELAND. means of a saturated solution of mastic 210-22- 1 BOOTH, LEE A QRAY, Lawyers. O Sloes 88.68, 64, block, Belt Lake Olth, Utah. L la all PRACTICAL and general upholstering Carpets cleaned without from floor, also wall paper planned. removing BENNETT, MARSHALL A BRADLEY, Ail work duns neatly; terms moderate. James Attorneys-st'Lalffi Main street, Balt Lake J. Higgins. 1U) East 2nd South. IV1 ANTED Everyone 8DBB. tobuyoandy at Keel' City. Main. 1 eyeoandy store, mathematical Instrument MACHINIST andwork DANIEL HARRINGTON, Apply to roams 888-- Oustof Henning, 463 Southguaranteed. and Counaellor-at-Lsw- , WANTED Everyone to set their sign work Attorney 2nd East. 1 1 at Petanon A Urowif s, sign punters, 83 Constitution building. Telephone 840. W. 1st South. W. H. B KAMEL. SALE Good spring wagon, cheap. 68 and 51 Hooper Blook, 287 West Second South street. Attoraoy-t-laANTED To buy all kinds of second-han- d 8klt 124 Lake W. Sad City. south. goods. Call ot w SOME MORE Tha Helsht of Clouds. have one flue high-grad- e upright rosewood piano: Will sell very eheap for cash. AdK. L. L. , this offioe. Oomuierolal block. BROWN A HENDERSON, Law offloes, !12 B. lisln street, Balt Lake City. Utah. 1 WE WANT YAH. EastSdRonth. Idress A KAHN, Attorneys-st-lx- Tel. 464. ! place in tho third race. Smith, the man who gave Ilydo his Waterloo, ' wen 1 first and a third. THE HAY WITH THX ALUMINUM LOOFBOUEOW i |