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Show THE MORNTXO Utah National Bank. MARKET MADE DEPOSITORY. STATES UNITED John Retne lJftle Chief New York irtor Praaitait E Dooly Horses E. Peery Hoag Ralph m Wabash Yankee L REGULAR DOMESTIC and FOREIGN Bella But Tone Became Nervous and Apprehensive Later. drafts oa all points. TOO ON DE- 070101; Nu. 2 bard, 9"99; No. northern, 1. Otfrlu;; Nn. 2 northern, Trade Varioua 9Hti 1.06; No. 2 spring, 5001.02. News of Markets In Close: Cetera Salt Lake and San Wheat May 1.04, July 93 1 4. old 94 Francisco Mining Stock. old 940 ft 94 1 8, September 88 1 1 8. 55 3-July 54 3 8ft 54 1 2, September 53 6 8. Oats July 411-8- , September 53 Pork May 15 7 July 15.731-2- . May 7.671-2- , July 8.00. Itili.t May 7.57 1 2, July 6.70. February 76. Corn York. N,'' Feb. S3. A good irt made ly tj" njunii t liir'uni m market ibi morning. but ,h, ,.ir-nervous ami app'henw'8 toie k as i u.t day v ore ou and la tun sfter-jiia weakness. The i t hi re was weakness I ve tliarr ill enuring till the several fuetur iu evljenw. l iU'-rvsr not veijr rluar. Some id the early from ijniirovemrnt bad II Impetus where the sueceus ol fore Irq koiuii conyraunlay lu calming the panicky dition on the Paris turw was foW lowed hy aome rebound. The ooneen-- t ruled nature of the selling induced entile feara that large InUresla were liquidating tlielr holding. The Northern felt over the Eernritiea dci lslon wa an Important InOuenra In the market and there wa room for the opinion held by some Inpersona that It was the dominant Wall alreet wan entirely at fluence. eea during the morning aa to what to bad expert on the subject. lamdonwould n report that a brief decision be handed down today and would favor the rnmpany. When It was rebeported that certain decisions were showed the niaiket the delivered ing greatest weakness of the wholeS3--day, In In 4 eymimthy with a break of Northern Seeiirltle itself on the curb. liiiam-la- l Uneasiness over sliuation was revived by the rejsirt of an important banking failure in Her-liand the strength In the local exchange market gave rolor to the doubts felt. It la realised that Euroiie 1 not howstripped of American aecurltli ever large the reeent reductions In tha floating supply there may have lieen. Extensive flnanclal diaturhancea In would he sure to precipitate pressure upon the world's strongest fluan-rlpoint, which seems to be New York at present. The Influx of cash Into New York, which la making It strong, is viewed somewhat dubiously, taken la connection with the decline In railroad earnings, and tbe shrinkage in the country's bank clearings, isiint- -, Ing to a decrease In business activity which la not wholly reaeaurlng. The pendency of the vote on the Panama treaty pointed to an early call by the Secretary of the Treasury for a portion of government drjmalts la national banka. A further cut in the lake rata kcit alive apprehension over the war o( rates. The market closed at about the lowest of the day and showed losses ranging generally between 1 and 13-- 4 points. Houthern Pacific waa the most actively pressed for sale, and a number of dormant stocka made violent declines. Honda were moderately active and easy. Bates, )ar value, fl.340.000. , United Slates fa regular advanced 4 per cent on rail. a Kii-ro- pe al 52 February May jrd Ke Flax-1- 18 Timothy 3.07. Clover 11.25. Itarley 400 tlO. Wheat, 1.04. Corn, 65 3-- 4. 7-- 8. NEW YORK STOCKS. New York, Feh. 23 Atchison com., 64 Atchison pfd., 68 Copper, 45 44 s 454 12 5 CALL SALES. 114. Tetro. 100 at 34. 1.000 at 33. Yankee Con., luO at 444. 20 at 41 OPEN BOARD SALES. Daly, 50 Paly-Judg- e, Daly-Wea- t, at 2:20. 5"0 at 2:174, at 4.00. 59 40 at 5-- 8. Smelter rum., 47. Smelter pfd., 9o. Alton, 36. San Francisco. 2-- 4 k, Ohio, 29. New York Gas, 188 a 1iuplt-Gaa, 97 2. 6-- 8. llllnoiH Central, 126 1-- 2. 141. Manhattan, Kansas A Texas, 86. Louisville A Nashville, 101 Missouri Parlflc, 87 New Yurk Central. 113 Norfolk A Western, 55 Outario A Western, 19 Pennsylvania Railway, 3 Heading, 39 Rock Island com., 19 42 Southern ' Southern Pacific, com., 13 Railway St. Paul, 137 Bugar, 123 V. Texas. 22. . Tenn. C. A 1., 84 Unkm Pacific com., 73 Steel com., 103-Steel pfd.. 66 Western Union, 86 Wabash, 33. 3-- 4 Incubators 7-- 8. 7-- 8. 6-- 2. 5-- 3--4. 4. 4. 3-- 4, v MONEY. New York, Feb. 23. Prime mercantile paper 4 per rent SterBankers hills ling exchange firm. 4.862004,8625 for demand and 4.83200 4.8326 for sixty day bills; posted rales 4.8201-20.8- 4 and 6 86 4.87; commercial bills 4.86. Barailver 54. Mexican dollnn 46. 1- -4 05 1-- , Money on call, rent. 8aee to to 18-- 4 1 1-- 2 per noon, 177,100, New York, Feh. 23. Money on call Onaas incubator Celebrated The article of Incorporation of tha Union Gaa and Pipe Line company, with a capital of l.ouo.OuO aharea of the par value of 1 each, are being prepared today and on being algned up will ba ready for tiling In the office of the secretary of stale tomorroy morning, when tha organization romea Into legal existence, says the Deseret News of yesterday. The launching of this enterprise la Important, for It bring to thle state another strong combination of Pennsylvania capitalist who are going to uee their money and energy In ihe deof velopment of tbe gaa and oil Held the Great Salt Lake valley. Noth-li,- g baa transpired In local oil circles aa Important aa the Introduction of the talent behind the Unlun enterprise, lore the coming onf Guffey A Gsley, who were attracted to thia field through C. K. Rowland, B. V. Shelp and Robert E. C. W11sn, among the find to renllxd that thla valley presents some most excellent opportunity for the accumulation of great, wealth through the development of the industry which has made Beaumont, Texas, tamoua the world over. While come of the leading spirits In the new Union company are reputed to bo among the most successful oil operators In the United Staten, their identity la still withheld until develop, ments are further advanced. The article of Incorporation, however, will rontaln the following names: W, 8. Ravenecroft, John W. Bolloau, H. F. Taylor, Thomas J. Almy and J. II. Bigger. The two first named are prominent buslneee men of Flttsburfl and who have extensive interests In the older oil fields of the country. To a representative of the News thia morning Mr. Ravenecroft stated tha the trip made over the regions north awl west of the city yesterday was pleasing one to himself and associates, and while no one can see into the ground any great dlMtance the surface Indications were found to be decidedly favorable for some big oil and gas wells. "In the opinion of some very strong oil men of the country." continued Mr. Uavensrroft, that this field Is particularly inviting among the new Heidi of the United States. One of the strongest evidences that the field la meritorious is the tart that Messrs. Galley and Galey have come here." While 81 r. Ravenscroft did not rare to speculate on Ihe future, he gave the assurance that the Union conqiany would proceed at cure with the devel opuient of the ground tinder It con trol. and Just an noon as a rig ran he brought here drilling will commence In rarnest. The. company will start off with approximately 7.00V acres of land Inrated west and north of tha city. The territory wee acquired through tbe efforts of J. H. Bigger and associate. It was through Mr. Rigger that the Penury Han ians were induced to come to Utah. rullowest 1 steady, highest 1 last loan 1 4 per rent, ing rate 1 offered at 1 4 cloning bid 1 per cent; time loans steady, alxty days 20 PARIS BOURSE. 90 days 20 2 per cent; six months 4 per cent 23. on tone tha The Feb. Paris, bourse today was exceptionally Arm, CHICAGO CATTLE, with nn upward tendency, many securities regaining the ground lost durChicago, Feb. 22. Cattle receipts 28.000; steady; good to prime aleera 5 ing tbe heavy decline Bat unlay. 05.75; poor to medium 6.5004.80; WALL STREET. slithers and feeders 2.6004.15; cows 1.8004; heifers 204.75; cannera 1.750 . New York. Feb. 23. The majority o! 2.60: bulla 204; calves 16007. stocks sold higher at the opening today HOGS Receipts today 44,000; tothan on Saturday, helped by the quiet- morrow 40,000; 10015 lower; mixed er tone In raids yesterday. The mar- and buU-ber1150155; good to choice r when realizing sales heavy 16005.60; rough heavy 1200 ket oa rise, the tailed to appear Aliening 150; light 4.900126; bulk of sales 125 of tha western stocks ruled fmm 0141 SHEEP Receipts 15.000; balf to 4 over Baturday and Union Pasheep gained a point steady. God to choice wethers 4.250 cific, Heavy selling of Southern rarlflc was 4.60; fair to choice mixed 15004.25; tallowed by aelllug of other favorites western sheep 4.100115: native lamba and tha early advances were reduced. 4.5006; western lamba 12506.11 Friers continued to sag on light SUGAR. Healings, aome of the leaden getting lwlow last week'a level. Brooklyn New Terk. Feb. 28. Sugar: Raw transit and Amalgamated Copiier refirm: fair refining 2 from the beat. Wheelacted 1 8 1 moljike Kris second preferred centrifugal 96 test 3 Refined ing and steady; jost 21-- Weatinghouse Electric 2 and lasses sugar 2 5.15; fmwdered 4.55; granulatSouthern Pacific and Krle first and sec- crushed and ed 4.41 ond preferred, Cniisolidattti (la Coffee steady; No. 7 Rio 7 Hchloea-SheflleSteel lost 1 to 1 out. were all Irad wiped Early gains SALT LAKE MINING STOCKS. preferred gained 42-- 8 and Northwest4. ern 1 During the ralle of the Mining Exforenoon 2.719 change yesterday OMAHA CATTLE. shares were sold for $3,420.75. While Consolidated Mercur was in little deOmaha, Krb. 23. CATTLE the price was hold up to a 7.500. Market alow, 10c higher. mand, strong figure; a sale being made at 3.250-5.00rows and Native ulcers, 564 cents. Daly-Weweek; Sacraheifers. 2.6503.65; runners. 1.75c mento stiffened a few points and New 2.50; stnrkers aud feeder, 2.75ft 4.00; York Bonanza did the reverse. Tetro calves, 3.00ft 5.50; bulls, 2.25ft 3.00. was bought nt 33 and 84 cents. YanHOGS Iteeelpta 13.500; 6frl0c high- kee Consolidated found favor and sold er. Heavy, 5.30ft 5.45; mixed. 5.200 higher. On the oien hoard 4 was 5.00ft 80; 4.0004 5.30; 6.30; light. pigs, paid for bulk of sale. 5.15ft 5.20. The quotations and sales 7.000. Market were asrloslng SHEEP Keeeipta follows: The mill at the Sheha mine In llnm-lKil- dt Western yearslow to 10c higher. county, Nev., is to be started up lings, 4.70ft 5 20; wethers, 4 00ft 4.K0; VEBTERDAYWyOTATIONS. again. ewe. 5.25ft 4.00; common and Stockers, 2.7504.00; lambs, 4.7000.00. Dave Recce rame to Salt lake last Monday with about 200 pounds of high-graWOOL. amalgam taken from the plates of the old mill, which he cleaned up Ft. Louis. Feb. 23. Wool, nominal. on a lease. Some of the stuff is very Territory and western medium. 1 ft' rich In gold and silver. 12; fine medium, 15017; line, 150 IS. 2-- 4, 2-- 4. 1-- 2, 2-- 2-- 2; 4, . went-hlghc- fk-m- e 2-- 27-3- 2; 1- -2 3-- 8; 6. 2, 1-- 4. 4. ld 1-- s ; at Daly-Judg- nn rib e. de KANSAS CITY CATTLE. Itausa nty. Fob. 23. CATTLE Recctpl 15.000. Native steers. 5 75ft 5 15; na:ve row and iidfcr. 1 75ft 4.15; a'rvkrrs and feeders, 3."ft'4 25; bulls, 2.50ft: 3.00; calve. S.OOft 6.50; western steers, 5 10 ft 4.215; western cow a. 2.00ft 3.30. Market 25ft 5 45; heavy, 5.4505.55: packers, 5.5005.45;piga and light, 5.10ft 5.20. SHEEP Receipts 6.000. Market strong. Muttons, 2.0005.25; lambs, 6.0006.00; range wethers, 4.1504.50; ewes, 2.75ft 4.20. HOGS-Kec- eipt 15.000. tc lower; bulk of sate, CHICAGO Oiirngo, Fi-b- . 1.050 1.11; No. GRAIN 5 MARKET. 23. Wheat. No. 2 red, 3 red, 1.10; No. 2 hard. OF THE Ogden Steam Laundry Phone 4210 ' X74. JomvfS0?w liOGBAHOEWESlNl lav. has twenty ton of good ore ready fur shipment from his Bos-- i ton Iraxr. hut will unable to get dwn until the snow goes off. H haa just elided up a lease on the St. Mary' nunc Milford Time. S. E. Poll t .. .. Atsd Ha A IJlx. . '" Atlantia Kxpnaa points East U ARRIVE DAILY. A FacfSe Mail, Balt Late Ha . fill. and all points Jtalj jaieage East d ' '' ....U-tf- . tai St V. Local from Park City laand11, San Pets Valley Ke. A PaeiSe 7;04a Inna .. .......al.12s0 Hdfaym - t Ink, Fiea iodising chair Ii3C tom eaia Am. dining ear aerviea aa all thwn fed trains L A. BBXTOir, Gan. Agt Pigr. a iw, Halt Laka OiV imi njg A. HENRY, Ticket ft H. GILflON. Agmt, Ogdiih Seeds SKEEN & CO. Ogden Knitting TIME TABLE Company San Pedro Los Angeles and 'Salt Lake R. R Co. KNIT SKIRTS. Depot Third, West and South Temple Sts Salt Lake City. FOR LADIES SO DEPART. Cents Each For Provo, LehL Fairfield and Mercur, connecting et Nephl for Monti and Intermediate points on Sanpete Volley Ry.... For Garfield Bench, Tooele, Stockton, Mammoth, Eureka and Bit ver City (via Leaming- SEE PRICES IN OUR WINDOWS j Thone'167-- Z 2274 Washington Avenue Between 22nd und 23rd Sts. Your Health that of your Utile one can- he too carefully guarded. Do kpow that the Milk and Cream are using Ja pure and health- NOT UNLESS IT HAS BEEN PASTEURIZED. When you visit our plant we will show you how it la done. ' J.T And not you you ful? 4 eji Phone 37. THE PASTEUR DAIRY CO. Post Office Building. 44 4 OGDEN . ton ? Aft ' r" if 4 44 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 44 444 For Provo, Amerlcna Fork, LehL Juab, MR. ford, Frisco, Callentee and intermediate points ARRIVE From Provo, American Fork, LehL Juab, MB- ford, Friaco, Callentes and Intermediate points From Provo, LehL Fair-fiele Mercur and Valley Ry. points. From Silver City, Mam- - moth. Eureka, Stockton. Tooele and Garfield b1 7.30 a m Road CARD. Effective Nov. 22, I80L DEPART. Ha 6 Mall and Kxpreaa ....7:11 Ha 9 Overland Limited for p 935 A 5 Cknaha. Council Bfofft Denver, Kaweaa City aid east daily 1:0 p gf Ha d Atlantis Express for CauaeH Dmvwr, Oaaha, Bluffs, Kansas City sad all 7:16 a points seat, dally ARR1YR Ha S Padfla Expram tram Ceuueil Blufe, Omaha, Dearer. Xaaeaa CRy id IiB ,, ., east, daily 48 I Overload limited from Condi Omaha, Bluff, Xaama City, Dew ver and all peinta east, 1:10 f, M dally 8:48 p a, No. 101 Fast Mail CL A. HEXKI, Me ........ Xlefcai AgmL . a S. CORSR, P. and T. A. hf Wt Ml ad L Otl n m fee P kw , g THI OREGON t UNI (Nov. 22, 1903.) 5.35 p m DEPART. Butt No. 7 N. 5:35 p jjj 6MU CARD. 9 Poeatelio, Butt mad . "T' tfm I ALL TRAINS DAILY. k. 1R Balt Lake and Tietta- 10:4ia Dally Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car Ns. 9 Balt Lek and tatereiedlste potafti Service between Salt Lake, MUfbnh Modena and Callentes. Direct stage Wo. 9 Balt Lake, Provo, sad aU polata Milford connections for all mining districts in JJWf southern Utah and Nevada. No. 10 Balt lak aad latereeeeeeaeft I'Np poult City .Ticket Office, 201 Mala Street SiUfc ToL 259. . gall For particulars, call on or address ARRIVE agents. SaIt Lake Route, or J. I MOORS. COMMERCIAL AGENT. fiOOpm Ve. 1 BsR Lake EL W. GILLETT, Gen. Pass. Agt Na. 9 Butts and.Poettallo Salt Lake City, UtaS. ft Balt Lake and Tintle 8:Mpw Ha. in tH k w Ol H cel x V 1 - Na 7Balt Uka aad Ritort Ha I Salt Lake and InterBMdiate points Na 9 Portland aad Butts.. utto end Poeatjllo 'JJF' Na Na 11 Cache Vallvy Trains aauta of Jntb da net rd P w B1 a h 9 fc-- Tc, E h A. HENRY, Ticket AgmS G. B. CORSE D. Ik Pom. AFL8jtf(d k ft u CfoN w 8it uk ar- - . A Sitfn of the Times! I if to Chicago and the East over the only double-trarailway between the Missouri River and Chicago. Excellent service in every particular. One of these trains, the Overland Limited, is the most luxurious train in the world. Electric - lighted I throughout. Direct connection at Omaha via The Line to St Paul and Minneapolis. ck SAKH Fl ATCHISON, TOPEKA & North-Weste- rn Ticket Office, 79 W. Seeeifd South St R. F. NE8LEN, General Agent. SALT LAKE CITY. ,: . r. . ft . , ; W W-S- ' , ft ; - '"J ' smooth all tbe way. lin Mentally, the Burlington t the only railroad running i's own trains over its own nils Denver to 8L Louis. And TIME T. W. COLLINS. T. P. The Smooth To Ft. Louis, 1ST0S',V .... ... . g;QQ g . .. cut-off-) 9 Ben-pet- The Honerine mill at Buhl, near Ftoi kton, was not started a scheduled. An unexpected delay wa caused an nod Superintendent Raddatx has set tomoirow a the day when the event will be pulled off. A mishap occurred to the rage at the Quirn-- mine at rark City Monday. The engineer started to loser It to the 4'(l level when It struck the t hairs, whhh had been left open at the 1H live!. For come time the cage could not ! moved eiiher ay. it is now in running outer again. a TIMB CARD Knew JULY 87TH, IMA DEPART ixaii y N 6, Atlantis Moil ell push Baet X, M, Bali Lake Irani 8 Chicago, 8 u Loul Ua. . - NEW OIL COMPANY. 7-- 8. --- 4. 8 5-- 8. 7-- Lindquist 3-- 2. 2-- Chas J. 1-- points to an advance of 1 puiut under liquidation, dne chiefly to Tbavs' 'of reaction as a result of unsettling war news. The list moved up on rabies and Southern advices and about. midday abowed great activity. Realizing fallowed and the market was flhally barecut ly steady, with the net advance down to a matter of 15 to 34 points. ,, 2. with the aid 1- -3 New York, Feb. 23. The rotton market oiieled slcady at a declina of 8 3-- 4. 1-- 7-- 8 3-- 8 KeepClean 2, 2 San Francisco, Feh. 23. The official closing quotations for mining slocks today were as follows; Justice 6. Andes 43. Mexican 175. belcher 34. 81 best A Belcher 200 Occident a! Con., ' bullion 11. Ophlr 450. Overman 33. Caledonia 100. Challeuge Con., 35. Potosi 19. Chollar 20. Savage 53. . Confidence 110. Sag Belcher 8. C. Cal A Va. 161 Sierra Nevada 53. Silver Hill 63. : Con. Imperial 2. Union Con. 82. Crown Point 22. Utah Con. 20. Exchequer 13. Gould A Currie 42. Yeliuw Jacket 48. Hale A Norenxw Silver bars, 59c. telegraph 15. Drafts, sight, 12 COTTON. 7-- non-exem- pt d ' ' . que. the defendants went to ihe trouble to find a man of that name, and threatened to make him pay the costa of the rase if be refused to accept the money. HEN ShARMANS 34.301 2. Baltimore A Ohio, 741-8Brooklyn, 59. t'anmlian Pacific, 113 . Nal. Tract iou, 114 11 GETTING SAY! at 36 '4 20 at 34.50. Sacramento, 200 at 21' .; 700 at 22', j. 100 at 22. New York Bonanza, 300 at 12, 500 at st, ..... 3-- 22 234 . Oats. 44 Pork, 15.67. Krle, 114 a 114 334 t. Ilfraud the customs by funbrrin of clou of tha legal entry Chinese, were ueie tou upon a similar charge. Ballantlne was President Roosevelt Has Hard Time After four year of litigation the an Inspector of customs at the time et Council of State today authorized the hi arret for the issuance of alleged Filling Commission. and fraudulent Chinese certificate rightful owner to receive the award. President 21 Feb. Washington, Miller was aa of Roosevelt expects some difficulty in obROYAL COMMISSIONER COMING. taining enough men of such ability and prominence aa to warrant him In apLondon, Feb. 23. The White Star pointing them members of the canal liner Oceanic, which sails from Liveroranibwlon. An Instance of this is tomorrow for New York, will take the declination of Juhn Garbor of San pool among her passengers Col. C. L Wathim made to Francisco, of the plotter son, the secretary of the British royal by the President. Mr. Garbor is a min- commission to the St. Louis exposition. ing lawyer of established imsltiun and wide reputation, lie could not affoed EXCITEMENT IN WHEAT. If you havo any folke in thn eld counto sacrifice his pra lice to accept a position fa the Similar dif- Trading la Activs and New High Rse try that you would like to have in thi country get raftdy to bring them, for In the case ficulty is being rd Opening la Mad. March 1 wo will nut the commencing Alfred of Noble, of the Pennsylvania ratea 23. of from all The Feb. parte of Europe or United price Chicago road. Some arrangement may be . made, wheat for May delivery made a drop of State to Ogden. Yes, and cut deep. 4 cents today on heavy liquidation. however, by which Xubie will undertake the work. Under the Spooner art Trading was extremely active .and the President has authority to fix the great excitement prevailed in the pit. A new high record mark waa e4tlih-eCUT SATE TICKET. OFFICE compensation of the commissioners at the opening, initial sales being until congress shall de.termina the salof a to 1.06 made fl.os gain at O. B. Englehart, Manager. aries. The pay of engineers and other 2-over Saturdays dose. July General Booking Agenta for All Linea. to 3 employes on the canal will be fixed by was tc higher at 95 2 to 96. tbe rammiiision taelf. The market continued nervous with As Mr. Garbor has declined the apfifteen pointment, it fa expected the President heavy trading. During the last wave will select aome other man who resides minute another extremely heavy May In one of the Parilic coast states. It of liquidation net ia. From 1U6 a loss of 5 4 from A. bar not been determined yet who that dropped to 1.03 man will be. It H likely the southern the high point. July declined to 92 2. 1 4 member of the commission will be M. The close waa weak, with May July FUNERAL FURNISHINGS B. Harrod, one of the fngineers of the lower than Saturday, at '1.04 waa off 17-- at 931-Mississippi river commission. and Embalming The day throughout was marked by OPEN ALL NIGHT. heavy trading and by periods of inBARRINGTON MURDER TRIAL. tense excitement. . After touching 2620 Wash. Ave. 620X. 1.061-2- , the market fell to 1.03 4. a St. Louis, Feb. 23 The trial of with bushri. a loss of 5 compared Frederick Seymour Harrington on the the high point of the day. The rloscharge of murdering James J. McCann, was 13-- 4 under Saturwhose body was found in an abandoned lng price. 1.04, latent quotatkm. day's In tothis city last June, began quarry day in tbe circuit court at Clayton. THIEF GETS JEWELS. Barrington came to this city December 27, 1902, giving the impression that of the East art Do he was an English lord. Ilia cards WtaKhy Family r , spoiled. Poultry men and all Interested contained thia lnwrlptlun: "Lieut. In Poultry ere Invited to call at 23. cases Jewel New Feb. Col. York,Barrington, Horae utoro and examine the our some of of owned tha V. 8. Ha married a Guard, London, by daughters have In east, the society woman, who. after learning that wealthiest families hi title waa net skat he ulalmed, she been despoiled by a clever burglar who select hits obtained entrance to a secured a divorce. at Pelham school for young ladles WILL WITNESS MANEUVERS. Manor, near thia city. Tha robber made off with property worth more v The meet reliable machine on Charleston, 8. C., Feb. 23. Admiral than 3.000. The robbery occurred during the the market. Adapted to any ell Liewey, Rear Admiral Taylor, his etaff mate. A full line of POULTRY officer, and Assistant Secretary of State dinner. No one saw the Interloper, SUPPLIES. Loomle sailed today on the dispatch who must have climbed to an upper boat Mayflower for West Indian wat- story window. IIe had the houee to ers. where they will witness tha fleet himself, and calmly went from room maneuvers. to room, helping himself to diamond rings, watches and chains by the dozen. RED TAPE. New etock ut received. Don't When the girls returned there waa a order from cataloguaa and pay Paria, Feb. 23. An extraordinary mild panic and the police were hurriedfancy prices. You can buy from haa Just come to an ly summoned, but tbe thief had made caw of red-tap- e ue at loco cost and trouble and end in Paris. good his escape. be certain of getting RELIABLE In 1899 the Counril of Stale awarded WESTERN GROWN SEEDS. Lcwia Levesque, uf Nantes, f 1.970 dam- TROOPS ORDERED TO PANAMA ages for a cargo boat which waa wrecked In the river hy a dredger belonging Manila, Feb. 23. John T. Miller and to the State Department of Roads and W. D. Ballantlne, who were acquitted OGDEN, UTAH 252 24th St Bridges. When it waa found that by In January last In the local cuatomd a cleriral error the award' had been court on appeals beforo Judges Cross-fiel- d made out In the name of Julea Leves- and Roxaa, of conspiracy to de-- iriClin Con. Mercur. 100 Daly-We- PAYS INTEREST POSITS. 94 ...a.......... ............. 4 IK ........ Manhattan Martha Washington. Tetro OGDEN, UTAH. A GOOD START la 21, 1901. FEBRUARY OODEN, UTAn, WEDNESDAY MORNINO, EXAMINER, j m - - - - J . 4 - - Tklcets, reservations, and full Information can be obtained from C. A. Walker, General Agent, IChicags & I I awiti M-Wests- ni IN tank Ml Mela Street. Lake CHy, Utah. Ry. - I Train Dcflr" From Utah to KANSAS CITY and CHICAjO. oAlso Direct Liae tOalvaetoa. El Pam. City the Mining Camp ol . Mexico end Arizona Aak me about reduced C. F. WARREN. Sfnoral Agents No. It . . w ..... DIX J u t |