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Show THE new home for buy a THE BIRD A CAR Direction R. Northwestern Association. ALEXANDER GRANT. Rea. Mgx. THURSDAY Russell Lillian IN Acte by Chambers With a Splendid Company, including Eugano Ormonde, John Flood, Fred L Tildon, Prod Tyler, Koto Chirico Griffith, Grant Mitchell, Do Lamb, Roland Hill, Rooilie Vaux, laabel Richards. juvwviriviv PRICES: $1.50, S1JM, 75c, 2.00, and 75c. Mo Seat Sale Wednesday UTAHNA THEATRE Every Saturday Matinee. Two Performances, EVENINGS 7:80 and 0.15. Sill Changoa MATINEE Dally, Except Sunday, . at 8:80. ....10c, PRICES MATINEES ' y Dick H. Richards Second eard meeting house at 2 p. m.. on April 9, anu n post will meet at the City Hall promptly at 1:80 to attend the funeral. The veterans will offic'ate at at the Dlx-Loga- Tuesday evening, at the Auditorium In 8alt Lake City, occurs the p contest between the three bext r eouple from Ogden and he three beet couple of Salt Laae tor the state champlonahljand gold ratliw-te- two-etoppr- The Butterfly Keilot Thraa Comedy In The funeral of the grave. RR09K8 Proaonts JOSEPH 20c, 80a 20c foilkvor in compliance with the law, the R. Q. W. railroad company repu:td that a cow had been killed lie train while running into .Ogd-.-n- . Quite the most sumptuous car sad the most distinguished party nf women, No, 11. R. G. W., ever carried, came In yesterday with the fast Utile local. The car contained klia OorueUus Vauderbllt. Sr., wife of the kite Cornelius Vanderbilt, financier and successor to his father as brad of the Vanderbilt family. Miss Qlaljs Vanderbilt, a slip of a girl, not marked by any feature of dress or drport-nicfrom thousands of other American girls, helross to $50,000,000 and much sought after by the rich yor.cz spendthrifts of New Yorks "40"; Mrs. Elliott Shepherd, widow of or.e of the greatest financiers of the cr untry, and Miss Marda Cameron, daughter of former Senator Camaron of Pennsylvania, and wall connected wtih the aristocracy of that atate. They occupied the car Wh fsrer one of the best of ita kind rn ar.y railroad in America. It la fittad wen an observation room, apartments, a dining room that will aeat fifteen people, and a steward! quarter presided ovar by a French chef, In a wMie apron and apotless cap. From the chain on the re- - platform to a vase containing beautiful white and pink roaea, tha car speaks of wealth, luxury and fastidious occupants. Out of tho convenience of the car Is n bath tuo, while another feature Is electric lights. It makes the ordinary passenger coacn look uj At I p. m., Sunday, to the wife of Chrle Christensen of 480 Canyon Road, a fine boy. Born The teetlmony of N. O. Ogden was taken In the Roily case yesterday. Miss Roily Is alleged to have confessed to Ogden that she look about $500 while employed by him as cashier. The esse will be continued this afternoon. W. A. Roblneou, assistant superine tendent division of registered malls, is In Ogden on postofflee business. Mr. Robinsons division extends from Denver wtst and Includes Alaska and the Hawaiian Islands. of-th- Fred O'Connor, a lad of eighteen yean, was arrested yesterday by Officer Hadlock, on a charge of theft. It la charged that the boy stole a commonplace. To keep tha car In good oraor and attend the wants of the par.y ate four ladles tualdi, a secretary, one French chef, two assistant chefs, o.e butler, three serving men, two porters and a brakeman and a conductor. The car waa attached to No. 6 and taken on west. The VanderbUts me on their way to Cullfornta to seek rest and recreation before the summer season opens at Newport, a the social duties of both mother and daughter are Hid to be particularly atrunuuus. PRIZE TOMATOES Ogden suit case belonging to W. W. traveling salesman for Wlscomb left the case In the Healy hotel while he atepped to the rear. When ha returned it waa gone. Suspicion pointed to O'Counor who wae seen in the hotel a few mln'iies before Wlscomb left the suit esse. Scow-croft'- Can Maka a Nam for Its Product EXTRACTS. WORTH MILLION ARRIVES. A HE TAKES Proved Sensation In Easters Citlss Durirg the Past St. Louis. April 8. L. T. Cooper, who has rivaled a eaauon throughout the east, and mho Is rapidly acquiring a a national imputation, arrived In St. l.ouis yesterday. Cooper la presides of the Cooper Medicine Company of D ton. Ohio, and haa made a fortune within the past few years estimated at several millions, by ths sale of two preparation, which are claimed to be vary unusual, and which are said to accomplish remark hie results. Cooper spends his time traveling from city to city Introducing thtte and iu thU manner he baa acquired the fortune he now poe- - with the Ogden Biram Laundry today. Delaya are ogeroue. Many opportunities that owd prove virtually gold nuggets o people have slipped by owing to or hesitation. Dont let this ly mxucs to entrust your laundering with a laundry possessing unaqualed lacill-- , rr turning out your work prompt-- T d satlsfsctorily slip by any Ion. Begin today fpvorlng us with Tour bundles. den Steam Laundry Wooes 174. 487 SStt EL Turf Ogden Exchange 326 Iwectj.fiflb Cooper Is said to be a very terns viable character, and a man with voce n trie Ideas; one of his beliefs Is that a certain pan of hla Income should be devoted to charitable work, and he la said to give thousands of dollars to the poor In each city that be visits. His charitable work is original, as he la continually devising new methods of making money give the must pleasure and relief possible. The most remarkable feature of Coopers work Is what Is known as his Thro mluuto removal of deafness. In citlH visited by him within the put year he has appeared nightly before largo audleaoee and affoed to make any one hear. within less than three mlnutee, K they would cove Reports from Pitta, upon the eteg burg, Clnrtnuatl, Detroit, Cleveland, and Louis villa, and other elites, seem to Indicate that Cooper actually did as ha clalmod. Each night ho Is aald to have removed, before thousands of people, s rases of deafness In about three time with one of hi preparations. Tha accounts of hla wuik appeared In nil of the leading dallies of the east, and people have flocked to him from all parts of tha count.?. Tlie Bale of his preparations Is said to retch enormous proportions wlthra a week after Cooper arrives In a city. Whether ho will be at sucrsful :n St. ijouls as elsewhere remains to t seen. MITCHELL BROS. for monuments.. erbla rr?T4 of ,v,.Don.buy from agents, s ,r commlealona by W them. Cir vi'L? ,or DraUoa cemetert 0PP081tk C1TT Ord!? CONGRESS of STUDENTS. LmJnU fr'rxiiA7.rnT,,of WratSdTh. rePubllc will be rfW-scMta-!- hg ! i nni wiI1 3rL Minister ProMd- - I f SOYS WHEAT FLAKE CELERY made from tko whole grata of the wheat, which. If eatea daily, wifi help la overcome habitual cenatipa- - M bin Eaey ef ewe Swi He As ftsMte at fkrdLZt She la supposed to kav fallaa in aa epileptic fit, her clothing being Ignited by the flames from a gna etove a aha felL She was uaoaaaotoua when found and diad later from her burua. Bhe to Mid to bav a husband sad child at Wolletoa, Ohio. THE CONFERENCE EXCURSION HANAN TO SALT JLAKE Via Ri Grands Western Ry. Remember we have six 'through flyers. fast time and slegsnt equipment Take the Special Conference Flyer, leaves Ogdsu 1:85 a m. April 5th. 6th and 7th; returning, leaves Balt Lake 11:80 p. m.. a Onlv one hour eu all trains from I'nion Depot te Temple Square. Street care meet all tralaa. Five mlnutea to Temple Square. Trains leave Ogden, 7:45 a m.a 8:21 a. m., 0:00 a. ni., 1:15 p. m., 8:50 p. ua, offers the ease of softy pliable leather and the elegance of Og-ds- mla-ute- smart styles; made permanent by the very best material and 7:00 p. m. Returning, leave Balt Lake, 11:85 a m., 10:81 a. m.. 1:85 p. m., 8:00 p. m., 11:10 p. m. sad 11:80 p. m. Dont forget to ask at Union Depot, Ogden, for tickets via Rle Grand Tickets on sale April 4th. 5th, 0th. 7th, Mb, and 0th. Good returning April 12th. Fare $1.10 round trip. FOR THE P. O e O i ANNIVERSARY SHOE CO. RD ITEMS i are having extra practice in preparation far Short1 a enlarged orchestra Wright's Anniversary Bale and Formal opening which occurs Thursday, FYlday and Saturday of this week. The annlvereary la not only a fsw S4rlal redact lulu, but a general reduction In every department there is nothing that cannot be had at cheaper price dnring those three day. Here's an Item that will maka Wright's Bargain Basement buoy during the anniversary. Those $8.50 waists which were selling at 16c on tlie second floor have been sold to the basement and will be sold one to a . customer wt 68c a remarkable 4 Per Cent? m ! 4 In ' bouae and one $2,500 for one bonne, well located. nix-roo- e m four-roo- In any part of the city, at price that will indnee quirk aalee. Whether you want a lot to build on or merely want to bay aa an inrealment, it will pay you to investigate what I bare to offer. GEOROE A. HORN Fessssslsn of the Pert Puerto Con tss, one of the principal porta of Honduras, Is now la ths bauds of the according Nicaraguans. to advices received here today. The Nicaraguan army and navy le arur aa.l Is reported to ha moving on Mobile, ... street PUERTO CORTEZ CAPTURED. Honduran a new brick house in It. R. district; will rent for $15. acre of land; salt frame aid $1,000 for able for It. II. men. $3,000 for three houses and one acre gronnd on 22nd $1,300 for 3-- 4 Secretary. Nicaraguan Army Which do you prefer io leave your money bm? it drawi only 4 per cent or to invest in good real eatatp and draw, from 8 per cent to 10 per cent? I am Hubinitting a few propouitioiia that will mt you from 8 pT rent to 10 per cent on the nrcfttmcnt. 1 have othera and will take plcaaure in showing them to you if you will rail at my office. $2,000 for two new four-roocottages; lota 60x150; rent at present for $27 per month.. iv ! WILLIAM CLA8MANN, - -- OR- 4 There are shout 69 shares of stork In the Weber County Fair Association that have imt been exrbnnaed for Fair A stock In the dotation. The holders of tboee shares will lose all right ualesH tha exchange This Is the last In made Immediately. notice calling attention to this matter. Those who hold receipts for cash and hava not recetvsd their stock must make written application to the Board of Directors, explaining why they bare not received their stuck from the parties to hnm the caah was paid. By order of the Board of Director - 10 Pci Cent Anitiversery prices on shoes will be leas titan regular and thla Include all tha good But the reductions are for anniversary dgyn only. The Anniversary Bale will make all kid glove cheaper th long and abort gloves In all colors and then gloves are the Mm high grade kids we have always sold. Wright's Clothing Store Is Included In the Anniversary Sale. Any ot the new H. 8. and 51. oulta may be bought for less and many exceptional reductions will be made Tburaday, Friday and Saturday. LAST CALL SOLE AGENTS I? of-for- REAL ESTATE Ala., April 8. FIRST NVTL. BANK. Q BELL THONE 1316 fetor t Ceiba. Tbls Information was contained in received this message meriting by C. J. Thacker A company of New Orleans stating that a cablegram had Just bora received from Puerto Barrios te that effect The Honduras railroad and the cable have been. It Is understood bare. In control of the Nicaraguan army since the capture of Tegucigalpa, and news from the seat of hostilities for weeks-hbeen obtained by put two mail boat or via cable from Puerto Barrios. Guatemala. All newt It carried from Cortex by boat to Puerto Barrios and this requires about sevan hours by sail host. a telephone E SICK? a FILIPINO STUDENT DEAD. O ns skilled workmanship. DEE-STANFO- NEW TRACKS O CalKomit and Eastern 225 Direct wire for all sporting events. si LiST. ill 000009000000000 St lf toward keeping tkea from the rout ft of the eounty. The stand taken hr Judge Uncivil Is based on the actlun of the ertal tore In creating a cowmlwatoa othBURNED TO DEATH. erwise endowing the lower court with more power and Jurisdiction. Columbus, Ohio, April 8. Mr Hel-- i H held that the old Juvenile court ONell, who earn here recently has no relation to the new, that the old ceased to be effective after the from Denver, was burned to diath passage of the bill, regulating the early yesterday la her room at a eourt and consequently that ll would boarding house oa West Mains street. be Improper to eomeisnae the new court with relics ot its predecerew. So the boys were tolj to go thrir way and err no more. It la not th luUsiloa of the cou.t officers to abolish ths work of probation. but hereafter only beys and girls who actually seed close watching will be requested to report every week te the probation officer and the Judge. Fred J. Kiesel is boosting for Ogden tomatoes. He has mada arrangements fur presenting a loving cup to tha winner of the first prise for tomato at the irrigation Congress to be held In Sacramento thla fall. The Sacramento Bea of this prise: Hon. Fred J. IKeael of Ogden, Utah, la tha first prominent citieen of another atate to volunteer a trophy. Mr. Kiesel, who enjoys the distinction of being one of the fathers of the Irrigation congress, has wrtten to tha board of control that ha will give a handsome loving cup for tha beet exhibit COMPANY ANNOUNCES THE DOU of canned tomatoes In the Interstate BLE TRACKING OF LINE. exposition. it la learned at the office of the board of control that both Senator Perkins end Senator Kiesel have been One Hundred Milse to be Built, Making a Double Track to Green taking a very active Interest In the River, Wyoming. preparations for the Irrigation conROAD TO THE HOT SPRINGS RE gress ever since the selection of SacCEIVES MATERIAL. ramento as the place of the next meetThe Union Parlflc has official'?-- aning. Mr. Kiesel wms the chairman of the executive committee when the nounced the building of 100 miles of met at Ogden four double trqck In Wyoming, to b finPolss, Tiss and Wira On Hand for eleventh congresslocal official are in ished during this year. and ago, The new yeare A the Ogden Convsrtlng constant communication with him and tracks will couplet tho double truck North western. receive much benefit from his experi- Ing of the road from Cheyenne to ence and advice. Granger, acrora tha etste. The new work will extend from A carload of poles and two cars of to Rawllnx, forty miles; Ilsnns KEAB COLO CARLIN ties have arrived for the Ogden A to Wausutter, twenty miles; Northwestern railroad. They were unto Oreen River 15 miles, Rock loaded yesterday and distributed along Discovery Has Started a Stamped to and sSprings number of small pieces. Til the road between Ogden and Utah th North. remainder of the Hue across Wyoming Hot Springs, so that work of electrify of Green River is already Jouble-trsekeeast once. commence roed at may ing the ten miles having gone Into Gold has been discovered eighteen The scarcity of material has delayuve yesterday. The cost of the 100 north and of miles Nevada, Carlin, officials ed the work many weeks, but there say there Is con miles is eatlmated at $8,000,000. of the company state that In the trainmen from over the find. A excitement slderablo course of two months can will be runhad wsahed the aurfred Impure blood runs you down makes ning regularly along the route. About cloudburst an easy victim for organic die 7,000 ties are needed to replace old ground from a large vein, disclosing yon ease Burdock Blood Bitters purifier of gold. ones, of which more than 1,000 are quarts containing 1 nuggets liulMl on the boundary the blood currs tbs caua The discovery available. Cables, hangers, and other fixtures used in a trolley line are on lino between Elko and Eureka' coun- you up. hand so that It is tbs Intention of the ties, south of- tho old camp of Tus. ' COUNTY COMMlsilOKERS management of tho road to .make carora and In n district well'wetir-edgood their promlss to the city council, Carlin la the first passenger division at an early date. Called Upon to Aid West Weber Build On account of the volume of busi- west of Ogden. s Road to Cemetery, ness now being done on the city A painting entitled street car system, a new supply of Daniel In the It ia possible that Ogden canyon cars, splendidly equipped for loug In Lions Dan by Archie Ingor of this will be graced by the presence of a terarban runs, will be added to the city, exhibited In the window of tho new concrete bridge over the river rolling stock in operation. Traffic to Ogden Furniture company, Is attract- where it cronncs the county road Just the springs and between Ogden and ing considerable attention. Daniel of before the stream Issues from the sen the outlying settlements tapped by old Is shown In th dungeon gazing vons mouth. Cummlsaionar Madsen the O. A N. W. la expected to be out through gralej ban Into the aur.. recommended that such a structure heavy so that the demand for more light Three Hons and four lioneese be built to replace tho present steal ears hi Imperative. aro shows with fidelity to nature. bridge, which It Is proposed to transWhile It Is the purpose of the comfer to tha Weber river at Riverdale. pany to ultimately run the road matter will be Investigated and The will It o to City, probBrigham through at the next moating of tho reported before the another work be o year ably commissioners. le started. o On complaint of the residents of At thla time of year, says a O Weber, the clerk was requested West n O 12.17 acres of land, beauthority, the Kld-to EXCURSION TO SALT LAKE purchase naya become weak, clogged and tween Weet Weber and the cemetery, VIA BIO GRANDE WESTERN BY. O Inactive, falling to filter out the at $48 per acre. Tbls atrip of land O poisons and adds, which sour will ' be need to make a now road, as O tha blood, causing not only fa-the present condition of the road to For the big musical festival by the da! and bodily eruptions, but the cemetery b Mid to be eo Impas-emblFamous Chicago Symphony Orchestra O the wont forms of Rheum. that It Is next to impossible to of fifty men at tha Tabernacle, Man O tln. Nervous and Stomach burr the dead. day and Tuesday, April 8th and 9th. O troubles, Barkacb and pain-labile on the question of roads reNightly performances will commence ful, annoying Urinary affllo-were submitted by Moore and ports at 8:80 p. m. Matinee Tuesday 815 tions. Madsen. m. leave Trains 7:45 a. at, O p. Ogden It Is worth anyones time A communication from Recorder J. 9 a. m., 1:11 p. m, 8:50 p. m., and O now to get from some good B. Wallace stated that a number of 7:00 p. m. Returning leave Salt Lake O prescription pharmacy th foL the county officials had failed to send 10:25 a. m., 10:85 a. m., 1:85 p. O lowing Ingredients: Fluid Ex-ia plats of eometeries as required by 6:00 p. m. and 11:10 p. m. The Rio ons-half tract Dandelion, law and, therefor, were unknowingly Grande will operate a special for bee O ounce; Compound on made the defendants In actions for efit of our patrons attending this con- O ounce; Compound Ksrgon, Syrup Bar-misdemeanors 5fot1ee will be sent cert, leaving Salt Lake Tuesday evenaaparilla, three ounces. Mix out to the proper authorities, requesting at 11:80 p. m. Those desiring io O by shaking well In a bottle and ing them to forward maps of their reattend matinee should take Rio O tike In taaopoonful doses after necrophil. spective m. Grande train 1:15 p. Faro $1.10 O your menls and at bedtime. R. N Rasmussen was appoiated Inround trip. Ask at Union Depot, Og- O Tbl simple bomwmade mix-spector of horticulture for the year den, for tickets via Rio GrahJa. dure will force the Kidneys to 107. O normal, healthy action, so they BARGE PICKED UP. O will filter und strain nil uric OIL 1$ ADVANCED. O add and poisonous waste mat-8. The deApril Washington, navy ter from the blood, and Cleveland, Ohio, April 8. The received a telegram O this la the urine, at the expel partment has eeam Standard Oil company today put up from the commander of the Collier O time restoring the full blood quotations on all gradne of refined oil Caesar, dated at Ffernaudlna, Florida, O count that is, 05 per cent half cent per gallon. The new prices naval barge No. 1, which O red blood corpuscle stating that which Is are: Ohio state test 10, water white has been lost at sea since April 1st. O absolutely Indispensable to per-Ohio stare test 19 ;. headlight 175 has been picked up and le being towfeet health. degrees, 111-2- : eorenw 111-2- . Quota-tioed into Mayport. at the mouth of on gasoline and Naphtha are St. Johns river, Fla, well-know- Noir.a'ter what the death certificate aays, th fundau.en:al cau of one-hath deaths recorded is constipation. It robs tha complexion of its clearness, thereof it brightness. Its a slow but sure fora of sukide. Cure yourself of the habit, uot by drugs but by eating daily foods like T eu tv nine boys were ms.le happy by Judge Uunuell of the J'ivui, court when be announced that he to start lue court anew, by discharging them from ths probation Hat. With the action of the new Judge went few words of wholesome advice which, if the boys heed, will tie much the man Hob-tnao- n acquainted Sure Ths Elabil His Action Based sn His View Thrt New Court Hi Nothing to Do With the Old Court. Year. I). TWENTY-NIN- OFF THE PROBATION LINE Qrt 5 JUDGE s. EXTENDING ELECTRIC .HARDESTY! UNIQUE CHARACTER Four Women, With Maids and Gntr Has Servants, Waro Passengers for th Wort. Co. nt will be held im A1MMI. AS JUVENILE LOUIS VANDERBILTS AND GUESTS PASS THROUGH OGDfN. AMUSEMENTS. OPERA HOUSE Theatrical TITKJ.Y. IS IN ST. LUXURY IN 2476 Washington Ave. gran d OGDEN, UTAH. EXAMIXEIJ. WEALTH AND L. T. COOPER GUNNELL 3 i $1.40 Wire Bird Cage from Wire Bird Cage witli loose drawer ia bot. $1 .33 io 1 . 73 $1.30 to $3.00 Brass Cage from. ... $-. 73 to $4 . 25 parrot Cage from . 75 to $2.23 $1 from Breeding Cage Feed Cups, BatLs, etc. Also extra Springs, Brackets, Wheelwright Bros. Mer. MOUSING Washington, April 8. Ignacio Rosario of Manila, on of ths Filipino students, who has been receiving an education at tb expense of tbls go eminent, died at the George Washington university hospital la this city yesterday, fallowing as operation. Rosario was 22 years of age and was to have graduated In lew from the George Washington university this spring. WANT ADB YIELD BIG RESULTS t SSsere Mi CONSULTATION FREE We Guarantee Speedy end Absolute Curca In Cemee We Accept Drs. 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