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Show THE 6 EXAMINER: MORNING UTAH, THrESNAY OGDEN, Chicago Produce. Uh.ragb. Nov. i4 4 : W iiem May y 74 live. 4J 1 1: Mny 4:5 iOut Dec. 34 My 37 13. Pork Jaa. 314 I". May fH-7Ui--- Music & Art Instructors MUSICIANS PROTECTIVE UNION Meets at Union Labor hall second Sunday of each month, at 11 . Che. Will lama, president; I. C Waa lover, eocretary. JOSEPH BALLANTYNE. Dirac tor Ogden Tabomacla Choir. Voice Building n Specialty. Studio iUl Orchard Avo. L W. FORD W. B. STOWELL of Guitar, ManJoIln and Violin. S43 87th St ind 'phono U7b CHAS. C. THATCHER, Wash. Ave. instructor of Piano. 36113 Lincoln Ave. ind. 'phono 743. WALL STREET STOCKS MAKINO PROMPT RECOVERY. CkARA WARNER, MIS RUTH E. PROUT ar, 6M 1 esch- Street Tmenty-tnir- J. M. PANTCNE Violin Instructor. Orchestral Work a specialty. 272. Jetfeison Are. MR. R. p. HUNTER Teacher of Guitar and Mandolin. (Moravian System). Also Piano. Stuais 2241 Quincy Ave. W. SALTSR, Teacher of Puna Bell 2746 Adams. JL DENT MOWERY Piano' Theory. Boll Phono 716-- i Studio & W. PURDY, It NPe ERNEST M. W. JONES Cabinet, Organ and Han many. Studio 3343 Wash. Ave. Studio 261 Twenty-thir- . SL d BLAIR HENRY Plano, Plano Tunsr and repairer. Flnj action rnguintint- - Set tan and Wash. Avo. Boll 7534c. MRS. TILLIE N. BLASDEL, Concert Pianists, Teacher oi Plana. Stuela JUI Adorno. Phono Ind. 45S. i MISS OLGA WEHRENI Teacher of Ringing. . 230t Adame aw. Ball phona 4S-Y- MRS. 8. E. RE DP I ELD Teaonoi of Plena. Studio, S4S Washington Avenue. MRS. MARY L. SHIPP, Teacher of Guitar and Mandolin. Read lance 334 S3d SL lad Phans 742-Z- MISS ALMA BAUER Teacher of Piano, Leechetnky Method. Studio 230S Adams Ave. j , ADA C. BARRATT Teacher of piano and vocal cut turn.. Studio, Ogdon (Wodnaeday and Thursday,) 2643 Lincoln ave. Studlw Bolt Lake City (Monday, Friday and Saturday.) 21 Kandali ART e e MRS. J. L. HERRICK. Loaeano in china painting- - Filing a specialty. Complete line of white chlnn and materials. Studio 2760 Waalh ave. quark MISS MARIE A. ADAMS. GERTRUDE BIDDLE Instructor on Plsnn (Lnoehatrsky Method) Studio 24&S Madison Are MIBB Instructor In Art; Drawing, Oil, Water Color and China Painting. Studio 2430 Lincoln Avo Real Estate Agents In Ogdon and nutsldd properties see Classified Bales column. WM. A. HICKENLOOPER. Reel bstats. Insurance and invert, manta. 209 Eccies Building, to N. H. Ives. K H. GODDARD, Real Estate, Loan. Insurants, Commercial Stocks, S10 Bduloa Mdg. JAB. E. BALLANTYNE. Real Estate, Ineuianca and l vestments. Office SIS Eccle. Bldg. J. J. BRUMMITT Real Estate. Loans, Insurance 1404 Washlr.gton Avo. Both o hones. out-ecss- Phene. - 4 9U; granulated 4.". IUPFEE (Juan; No. all on daliua which loik at time In certain utorke a considerable dnaiw of auimalluu. Tiic revived eireugth end artiiuy of market was dixllualhcl bi a uf many dormant runiore regarding the piojiertu of which the Kiockd led the movement. The variety uul incHHiai.tetiry of some of lima UKxettd they vupreseuied un the part of flour operator, to account for the irsumictiotis in the atocks rather than informed This Ion tne vei open to a wide ranpe uf conjecture's a to the Identity of the interests which were operating uii this large wale. by Purely speculative operation, stuck murker pools wvre suspected In some esses, while in others l.nikri in the floor of the stock exchange professed to see evidence of operations for the account uf some of the great capitalists, or groups of capitalists. the occasional campaigns by whntn form an aggressive leadership shicb Is folloHOd with confidence by many of the amnller operators. The saute lnfliieuces were due largely to ihe identity of the brokers employed to expect some of the huge orders In some of the most important Mocks and who ire oredltud with acting frelarge interquently for the ests. Uf course, the busineso of such houses Is not restricted to the expectation of orders for snv single rlieut and the placing of orders with them for effect on aenrlinent is a frequent device of the large leaders. The remarkable movement In St. Paul owed murh of its large following to the conviction on the part of the traders that home of the large ooneeni rated biidluena in the stock was for account of capitalists of first, rate resources and fully active In the market. Rmnora which accompanied the mo vein cut. have linen heard many times before, of new stock to provide means for the Pacffic coast extensions alternated with the passing of oou-tra- l of the property to the Southern Pacific or of Southern Pacific to 8. Psul, were the fsvorites with the speculative following. The completion of the slock market settlement b Lon-dowlthoui nouhle and sitb less pressure of liquidation on New York than was expected evidently left come bear accounts uncovered and there waa considerable buying for London accouut here today. Sterling exchange at Paris fell back from yesterday's high point, blit still Yuled high. The remlitances In progress from Paris to lamdon sre reitorted to he on account of an Installment of subscriptions to the Pennsylvania loan issued In Paris, and their remittance to laindan eviun dently operated to satisfy demands reNew 'York at that point and ao mar-klieved the tension in the money here, although private discounts rose above the bauk rate at lavndun. Money on cull loaned at a maximum uf 8 per cent, com pare it with 14 per rent yesterday and So per cent on Monday, and the rate bad fallen to C per cent and below at an hour when aotive operations In the money market were still going on. Rales for time loans were firmly maintained for the shorter periods, but money brokers reported additional funds offering for six months loans for account or western banks and a resulting easier tone. The movement or New York exchange ai interior points lu the west also marked the turning of the tide In the currency movement in favor of New Ysk. The excitement In Si. Paul spread to the other raciflcs and the supposition grew on the floor that St. Paul was to be brought Into the general .operations if the Hurrinisn combination. The market closed animated and buoyant. Honda were firm. Total sales, par value, dl.B24.ish). United Stales bonus were all unchanged on call. in s. n ei J. W. N. PEIRCE. Real Ei toto. Notary, Fire and Ufa Inouraaco, 411 24th SL Both 'phones. W. O. WILSON and In Real Estate, ineu.-an- c veetmenta, 21B220 Ecclaa Bldg, Both phoned. A. L. IVES. Real Estate, Loans, Insurance, Renta, Collections, Notary Public, B. H. GOObAKD, Real Estate, Firs and Llfa Iniur-ancNotary Public. 412 Eoclaa Bldg. Ball Phona 6342. W. B. WEDELL Loans, Insurance and Rntas. 2468 Washington ava. Bcylo block. Both phonos. Estate, E. S. ROLAPP. Insurance, ,Flr Notary Public, Rental, 404 Eccloa BI?B Ball phono 26; Ind, Real E. F. BRATZ. M. FORRIBTALU Bursty Banda, Real Estate end Insurance, S13 Eccloa Bldg. Real Estate U Llstan to mo. dear, Which will ba bast; To struggle with rant, dear, Or shall we invest? Answer by male or female to the JUMBLE, 2300, Wash. Hello, 1144. Rail Loans, Estate, Notary, Fire insurance, 26th BL Both 411) 'phones. KELLY A HERRICK. General Insurance, Loans and Rental Roal Estate Investment WENGER. Real Estate, Firs Insurance, Mart gage Leans. 8S First NatT Bank Bldg. Ind. Fhena 721. A. A. t. C. NYE. Raal Estate, Loans and Ineun anon. Notary Public, 2411 Washington Avenue, S. B. SMITH Mins and Realty Broker. NAiiry Public. Room 41, First NaL Bank. Ind. phono 657. J. C. giMMONS. Real eatats dealer Ir. Five Points properties and farm lands. Rantal 220 Wash. Ava, properties handled. . Bell 'phone FUTURES. CHICAGO OkO-y- CMAUNCY PARRY Real Estate, Fire Insurance and loans. Comar 23d and Wash, Uhlcago, Nov. 14- .- The leading ture ranged as follows: 1st.. 74te. Wheal 74ic; Aluv. ili'jr. Corn 1ST.. 42c. 44(j44,e. Attorneys fu- HSiti 73tc, 780, 79c. 4214c, Ul'jc. 41Hc: . 42'-;c- May, ; July, 44'4C, 44c, 24S''. "C.c, 341 ,c; May, July. liS'oC. 33!S,c Uats--ISt- .. 3aSiC. :'.rix,c, .i.Vfcc: :!:54,4;s:;v. l; .Ini.. 614 40. $14 17'. 611 May. 614.62x, 614.57',. IMIJ'i. lAru . 69.51. 6922',: Nov.. uh.Bu. $8. SO: Jan . 68.5.'. j?S.4.'i. (ui.A.'i: .Mai. Mt.iii. 6H.:t74. $8.7" Shop rib -- JiMi.. 6X.47, $7 124, IS-c- Mi. $7,874. $i.i2t,. $7,774: were a follow-- : Csiih quotation Flour steady. Wheal -- No. 2 Killing, 774tS 2c. No. 72ti"c: Corn No. 2 No. 2. 4it4"e No. 2. Osi ted. 111!! :5r.tjti:'.iii'ii' Uve No 2. BI Ilarlei 44 :54 No. 2 ; ,1-- N' : No 7 Kh) 7 ll-lC- Salt laike, Xov. 14. This morning' business on the floor of the local exchange was considerably above the average, and a general healthy tone prevailed. Several stocks gamed a point or two. Carls, ItoU Diikm and Xevada Hi'.ls shared lu the general activity, at prices varying but little from those of yester-terdaThe bulk of (he day's business was in Utah atocks on the open board. The quutat Ion for the day cked as follows : . Wool. Si. lCHii. Mo.. Nov. 14. Wool Saady; territory and western medium 24fj 27; fine medium 18tf21; fins Up 17. Chicago Cattle. Chicago, Nov. 14 Cattle Receipts il.iiil". Market 10c luwer; beeves cows and heifers b.Io; Miockers sud feeders j.1"(i4.-5"- : Texan i '. westerners 3.7-7(- calves 60.307.75. Steady; mix good ed and buiehera $7 9u(iB5; 6.150 6.37 12: rough heavy heavy 6' 75ff(-9alight 65.8U(;6.3; pigs 45 Sup 6.00; bulk of sales 67.90$! 6.25. Steady; Sheep Receipts 28, (Km. heep 63.75$ 5.50; lambs 6:!.Wlfi G ID; pts lings-Recei- : theMcosio WHEN EVERYONE BlflY lilu-- vel-lu- whin-- 2 . ..34c. . 4r. No ). Fla 61 1": An. I! 19 Prime ilmoiln north- SI.:'." 'lover, eiininii-- t rib. I giHih-Hl . 6 3. 25 loose l. $s imii S.r.'i Me purs, per hid.. 6 iil.fd. per th.. 69.421,. Shun clear aid1- - ihoxedi. ds27,,'ii Shon Mull1 1 S.n" Wnikt-v- uf high . wine. and Shipment. Receipts FLYING MACHINES WILL BE COMMON AS AUTOMOBILES. 14. Paris, Nov, sines the successful flight of hi aeroplane, "The Bird of Prey, talks enthusiast tcally of the early approach of the day when all mankind will lie navigating the air and when flying machines will be more common than automobiles. Indeed he thinks that the flying machine will eventually become the poor man's automobile," be safer, faster and cheaper. In an interview last night, he said: The machine I am experimenting with la very large, having a surface of R(t square metres, but the practical TO aeroplane, which will he for the air what the democrat leal bicycle Is for the earth, will be much smaller. With ordinary flying machines. It Is nece-sarIN to Increase the size in order to Increase the power. With the aeroplane. on the contrary, .speed will lie in (Traded In direct pnqmrtinn to the diminution of the resistance surface. COURT My present eroplajue was Intentionally' build large to overcome maki ole stacle a to principles. But with in-regned power, which means speed, the size can lie reduced. At the same TO HEAR THE TRIAL OF CHESTER E. GILLETTE. time inereaiied sliced adds to the safety, as a powerful motor is more easily manipulated. We can, therefore, look forward to a practical aerie Who is Charged With Having Killed plane which cHn be comfortably Hia Sweetheart Defense Has Not Santos-Dumon- MEN GET SEATS -- c homieil in i , Fruni home. every the standpoint of maintenance, the ooat both of petroleum and repair, the aeroplane will be much less expensive than the automobile car. There will be no expensive tires to burst and n bad roads to jolt them to pieces There will be no collisions. Next year people will lie able to go to the sea-- ' shore on their aeroplane. II will the fad xml the commencement of the new indmury.'' What of the danger?" The only ilangor would be the risk cannot see of a broken nidtler and that a rudder can break Itself. The aeroplane Is in mobility itself. The swerving, which caused my descent on Oct. 31. ran easily lie rectified by a second rudder tu counteract any tendency In that directon. The practical difficulty, while the matter remains In the experimental stage, would, of course, he how tu control the supplementary rudders while Ihe hands sre otherwise engaged. My Intention Is to attach the yoke mpea to my neck and maintain the equilibrium by the Instinctive movement of the head, this primltime arrangement will lie replaced hy an automatic mercurial apparatus. When the Mu'onurblle was tiis: intreated troduced the thubc who hnd the temerity to operate them as mad men, never anticipating the day when the fashionable thoroughfares of every big city would be crowded with aiitutanhlles filled with nurses and newly born children. Meu will drive aeroplanes ns they now drive automoMles. There will Is- - a short apprenticeship lull that can be done u tei is tinea In lirlef, the day Is not far distant, when the aeroplsne, ss a incuDK of locomotion, will repined in thtr the hlryrii- on thu earth." e 1 DR. Been Disclosed. Herkimer, N. Y, Nov 14. Expectation that the Jury, which Is to try Chester E. Gillette, charged with the murder of Grace Brown at Big Moose lake, last July, would be completed yesterday, failed of realization. The day waa taken np In challenges, nine men in all having been excused from duty after they had taken seats in the Jury box. When the session cloned for the Jay, the jury was again complete, but further challenges are expected. A feature of the rase yesterday was the attendance of many women. The community has been so aroused that women strive with men fur seats In , the court room. Gillette's attorneys have not rilMclnw-etheir plan of defense. Aside from the question of bins. Attorney Thomas lays no great stress on any point In questioning Jurors, except that of children. If the Juror has a daughter about the age of Grace Brown, a challenge is forthcoming. If possible, and If the juror has a son ahout the age of Gillette, the defending counsel promptly accepts him. d ROOSEVELT SAVE COLON k BIG 1.29, HARRY RODMAN Grief Over Los of His Wife Said to Have Caused His Suicide. Yolk. N'm. 14 -- Dr. Harry II. who suicide In HutTalu lad nighi. lived ;nd practiced His hire utdil n few week ago. friend believe that grief for his wife. tm died imr Time ago, prompted hi S'liclile I'r lioilmau fird ruinc to notice w lieu he lieriinnattached to the hospital ship Malm-- , which was sent to Smith Africa during the Boer war. Whoa Dr RimIiuiiu returned hi wm went, tu Virginia, bepout. H came worse and sen for ?llss Edith a nun-- he had met in the hut-- dial In this city. he was thought On July Urii. it he living. ;ind at Ms request he wa married :o his nurse. He wras so iil thu: "Xv gen was administered and mas stopped several the : mimi. Dr Riidman recovered and came back m New Toils wi'h hi BATTLESHIP LOUISIANA ARRIVED AHEAD OF TIME. New tii'dmnii. - h H;-nuu-. e , . President Amador Wao Not at Colon to Greet Him Heavy Down Pour of Rain. Colon, Xov. 14. The United State battleship taniUtana, with President Hunarvelt. arrived here at 1:30 p. in.. ahead of time, accompanied by the escorting warship, the Tennessee and Washington. The three ship anchored a mile from the docks. A heavy fulling when the President rain w reached title port. President Amador President had not reached Colon wlo-Runsevrh arrived hete. oOOOUOOOOOOOOO o BURNED TO DEATH. o O o o .u. 14.-- O Uoldwater. Mich.. O Mrs. Chari Mown- and her O three children. Homer, aged six .'.T.M" ini nu'iii cars. IjmiLe, three years, and O a t ills. O a liaby of six month, were xchiltuic ioum' the il: 'he pr.iil'.u-O burned to death early luday in l.'i nisrtet was Menui Crcanic-le- . FOUGHT TO A DRAW. O their home eu farm in Rata: I9tf2ri4t ilalne. 1841r2.'.c I: O via station, near here is fl'M! .it murk car--.-- , 14. Kiiliiinri.'isv Vicli., Xov. nrhuied. O 'hoitght they were suffocated : -. Hr'.-28cBa:.if O while uileeiv ir.e: prime 'nrouiid hnui between Iave ( nitfornin "fle and Hugo Keilv. ef t'h cacu. O e ill it' ::, n'ght rixulletl III a St DENTAL PARLORS, Over Spergo'e Book Store 2445 Wash. Ave. 'Phono 79-BslL STRIVE v Ivriil Ogden City Dentists AS Santos Dumont Predicts That the Aeroplane Will ba in Gsnsral Uao in a Short Time. .!. Fair to choice mal'ing. 47vi s' riern. Eeclea Building. ( FEL3HAW-- Carisa, Lou Dillon and Novada Hills Share in General Activity, -- - 71c. M. D. LE8SENGER Attorney-- ! SOS SALT LAKE EXCHANGE DOES BUSINESS ABOVE AVERAGE. d j 111 Per bdrgalno 4I,45 Eddy, 13-1- wtnle-nu-nt- ADDIE J. PARRY Instructor on Piano, Organ and GuTaught by itar, Vocal Lessens Teacher of Violin; also Orcaeetral Bell 'phono JIBk Work, 166 26th -- Piano keachetraky Method.d Flax, clover ami i: nimby no 67.7 Sugar and Coffee. New York. Xov 14.- Sugar Raw. . fair refining 3 centrifugal q.iii-tlui rent J ni .,ia'ie sugar 3 Rehued suady; crio-he5.i"; powder-e- l - Teacher of Violin and Plan. W Van Burea Ave, May Jen. - liarlej Per Cent, Money on Call Loaned at Compared with 14 of uiarkei, siib au advame Studio j j 7.77 Rte (ah Mliii. Ribs New York. Xov. 14. Thr-- Muck market mail a prompt rvapouw ioda (o :he easier log of the cm II mouey IDA M. CAfcSIN May dd O'). lArJ-Ja.6a.- IS. MINING MARKET - Teacher Arranger cf Muec tor Orchestra ana Band. Theatrical Pianist Ua STOCK MARKET NOVEMBER : I- Ycs-tcioa- Orchestral leader. Violin I nit rue ter. Poplar eve. Bell phone 673-X- . MOIiNING, ai she was taken to the Presbyterian site d'"d In her husband's mi'll'!)- - laP-ill ami went - - -- e'T. . dra. JOOOOOOOOOOOw O O O O O O O O O o o |