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Show 4 TDC MOUSING IIIS BEST STORY PRIMED THIS PAPER TO BE EXAMINE!?: TFimsii.W UTAH, OGDEN, NATIONAL LEAGUE Philadelphia. 3: New York. 1. York. Oil. 3. Philadelphia N.w York iu ludav's game. 3 to Score: R. H. E. (MTORKR 4. jurt. You can got IN Of SPORT IN THE DOMAIN IN MORNING. Z. C. M. I. THE GUARD MUTUAL LITE IS ROOSEVELT CRIED Home Made Shoes for sior, boys, misses and chil dres again m Ogden. Thsy are ths old reliables, every pair guaranteed, aa well aa the PEACE New I": 1 Philadelphia New Y u:L Ha::!'iis: .oimi imni . . kio 3 ihiu b CAUGHI 1 171 u"l ih.hi Riirhey. aud ltonoiau: Mctiiuniu uni II Smit-i- Brooklyn, 13; Boston. 4. Boston, Oct. 3.. Boston sustained out' nundreilth defeat of the season. losing to Biuckhu. 13 to 1 R H. E. Snort: U'n Brooklyn Hb -- IS 14 il hum ihiu uu4 Boston Batteries: Scanlon aud Bergva: Pfeifer. Durner. O'Neil1, and Brown. is it AMERICAN BULLY Be turn. LEAGUE Broke Even. New Y'ork. Oct. 8. SHOES Scvsial Sadies Found Floating tha Bay Are Reminders of ths on Liter, A iim' REMARKABLE GUNNERY ON THE BATTLESHIP MISSOURI. Its Every Shat Fram the Big Guns. Fired in a Year, Hae Struck the Mark. Nu .apr Philadelphia. Ocr. 3. Philadelphia stiiics that Superintend.! t ,.f insurand New York broke oien in lu.iey's ance Gun Kelsey i . or learned ivrliy . Score : a purchase by the Mu'iimI iiMiramv K H E. Pirn game: worth eg company last week of fit New York nil 211 inti 7 11 2 two cent sumps. They r mu sePhiladelphia . ...elu lnl ihi2 3 11 3 cured direct from the In the Bh u erica: Clarkson aud Thomas; company, but the dual wa through Shuman. Hulmes and Berry. with a stationer. The Lirei am nil is; HAMLIN a ARLAN D and Bernes. count of darkness. Most of our readers will recognize in this portrait the author who lives his stories, making them highly realistic pictures of the west. We have secured for our columns HESPER Raul Dispatch: In many 1 0 Dy-ge- Game called on ac- Came. Washington's ways the best thing Mr. WILL BEGIN SUNDAY 50000 more men to smoke s' Which ths Employers Are Male to Suffer. Chicago. Ort. 3. A figut between the Brotherhood of Carpenteis and the lnterna-tkma- l Amalgamated union, with Chicago as the prinScore: R H E. cipal battleground, threatens to dost' Flrat game: mills in Chicago and throw more Washington .000 000 000 11 2 fi 1 many fi 2 than 3.im)ii workmen out of employ000 OftO 000 101 Boston Batteries: Falkepherg and Warner; ment. Each organisation is determined to exterminate the other and the Harris and Armbruhter. found themselves R H. E. employers have Second game; on non 0- -2 3 l caught between the two millstones. Boston As a preliminary skirmish la the 100 flOn n 1 3 1 Washington s were Batteries: Wilson and Wakefield: warfare, thirty called out on atrike yesterday at lh Bwarmstadt and Carrigan. plant of the Finite Manufacturing company. BRIGHTON BEACH RESULTS Carpenters employed by tbe company have been ordered on strike hut wood workNVh York. Oct. 3. At Brighton ers are endeavoring to fill their places. Beach today, after B. Schreiber's Dr. Gardner, by won the third race, at OVERWHELMED BY FLAMES one mile in the fast time of 1:30 IS. with 126 pounds up. he was sold tu Workmen for Maryland Steel Cemeany Frsnk J. Farrell fur 1,000. Results: Art Killed. First rsee, six fuiliuigs Teac.ress won. Niblick second. Belle of PortBaltimore, Oet, I. Four men were land third. Time, 1:13 killed and eight others Injured, two Second race, five and a half furlonss perhaps foully, in an sarldeni st the Waterlmry won. Aituday second, works of the Marylsad Steel company, third. Time, 1:00 at Point, today. Three of Third race, one mile Dr. Gardner the Sparrows dead are negroes. The victims won. Bister Frances seonnd. Astronwere overwhelmed by a, rusk of flamomer third. Time, 1:30 ing gas and roke lrom a hole in one uf Fourth race, tlx furlongs tbe blast furnaces, caused by the forcAmelia won. Handtarra second. ing out of its socket of a casting which third. Time. 1:12 the compressed air pipe. The Fifth race, five sad a half furkmgs bolds men had just put in a new air pipe Col. Jack won. Pungent second, Mint and the blast had been turned on bImui Berts third. Time, 1:07 ten minutes when the accident occurRixth rsce, mile and a sixteenth red. The officials of the company, afLady Tarantella won. Woodsman sec- ter an investigation, declared that no ond, Adonis third. Time. 1:43. unusual conditions caused the They are at a loss j account LOUISVILLE RESULTS for it. Wood-Worker- Pan-touf- le CIGARS aort-dett- Strictly Union Made 8-- OOOOOOOOOOO 1:09. Fourth BOLD ATTACK six furlonga Don Domo won. Devout second, Butin akl , third. Time, 1:16 Fifth race, ope mile Charlatan won, Envoy second) Omar Kbyaam third. Time. 1:43. Sixth race, mile and a sixteenth High Besr won, Chandin second, Postman third. ,Tlme, 1:51 by Revolutionista in the Center of 8t Petersburg. Made 2-- St. Petersburg, Oct. 3, 5:13 bold stuck, made by a number of revolutionist! this 11. Firing around your finger eo 10 to favor us with your remember (i mm. order for 1 .sundry work.. You T!" n r pry well do without tbs satit-ia to f aim Our render. iyp our customers, for by so doing t!;ii continued patronage is assured. annul aer-mp- 1 Ogden Steam Laundry 'ibones 437 2oth St. 174. m A afternoon on the cashier of the branch custom house here, was fruHtraied by the quick action f the police who captured several of the attacking party after a fusillade during which ne man is reported to have been killed. The firing occurred at he Bourse end of the palace bridge, one of he most thoroughfares in ,'requenied the city, siittsied hardly a hnndicd yards from the Winter palace and the admiialtv. The iffair caused great excitement among the operators on the Bourse and the general pub- paocunEpaHD oKDeo;"2! CALLED time, WntnrmtoiM nwnM,wNMsni WSSMINOTON. D. O. WltH MITCHELL BROS. - LACE YOUR ORDERS iiinuments, Copings and Don't buy from agents. :bey get large commlswona See fid you have to pay them. nur home people flrat. Yard ppnslte c'lty Cemetery. Ifesd-'nn- 263 Il'EF Twenty-fift- h YALE DEFEATS New Haven. Conn., OFF. At- o. EXCHANGE St 2ms California Eastam and Dorset Wire fai All Sporting Events WESLEYAN. Oct. 3. Y'ale had little difficulty In defeating Wesleyan today in the flrat football game of the season here. 21 to 0. Punting was resorted to freely and the double pass attempted by both sides with poor success. Tale was able to gain always the necessary distance on straight line plunges. Only once during the game was the long overhead double peas successfully worked. Fort William. Ont.. Oct. 3. A number of armed striking freight handlers Greeks and Italians, yesterday surrounded the Canadian Pacific Railhouse in way company's boarding s. The which were fifty by boarding bouse was defended twentv company polloe. A number of and constable the FURNACE EXPLODED. fired shots were was wounded and several of the strikin Two Msn Lest Their Lives ers were shot In the jeg. Pueblo. .After thn trouble, a deputation of Later the interviewed mayor. strikers Pueblo, C'olo., Oct. 3. Two men lost the strike was called off uncondition:heir lives and two others were so ally. hadjv injured that they can not recover. as a result of an explosion of SHAW IN INDIANA. gas at blsst furnace "E" of the ColoSouth Bend. Ind.. Oct. 3. Serreiarr rado Fuel A Iron company's steel works here early today. It is believof the Treasury Shaw last night opened the political campaign In South ed that several others are buried beBend, speaking to an unusually large neath the debris, hut no Information secured from the inside of the gnd enthusiastic audience. During the can be outsiders not being allowed to afternoon he made an address at La works, enter. Details aa to the exact cause of ftirte, Ind. tbe explosion are also lacking. The furnace is practically a new one, havMISS WHEELER MARRIED. ing been in operation only about a and cost about one million dolDecstur. Ills.. Oct. 3. The marriage year, lars. It la not known how badly it ia of Miss Csrrie Peyton Wheeler, youngdamased. est dsughter of the late General Joa. Wheeler, to Gordon Montgomery Buck MONEY SENT EAST. of New Y'ork. took place yesterday at the old Wheeler home near here. The United New York. Oct. 3. Tbe wedding was a quiet one with only a few friends of the family present. today received States by telegraph from Ban strike-breaker- fxtsrt m4 hfrWuiwirt Prxctfc ExckiMy OGDEN - Chicago. Oet. 8. The Chicago American league bafcball club became the winner of the pennant for the season for 1906 when both games of the at St. Louis today. In which the Chicago team was scheduled to play, were called off on account of wet. grounds, while Philadelphia and New York split eves in the taro games The Chicago played at Philadelphia. chib can not now be overtaken, even though they lose the four games yet to be played. OOOOOOOOOOO After the Strikers Had Mada aa tack on Strike Breakers. fre, JrwilMV to ekuia sum two flaihM. in u, COUNTS ICS. H tlkiuftm man SkUw.. tfrrri r-mmd ofim tka faimi. CHICAGO AMERICAN LEAGUE WINNER. lic. STRIKE rsce. - WANT ADS YIELD BIG RESULTS. t, DEATH OF ADAMS K, Oct. 3. Louisville, First race, nix furlongs Agnes Virginia won. Toboggan second, Alllsta third. Time, 41:17. Second rsce, one mile Matador iron. Bitter Hand second, Col, Bartlett third. Time, J:43 Third race, five and a half furlonga Red Gauntlet won, Grace Larsen third. Time, second. Miss Oflldoua By special request we make "Wester's Best" at 375 Twenty-thir- d Street, Ogden, Utah. Members of Family Say It Was cide. Sui- New York. Oet. 3. Members of the family and business representatives of Albert J. Adams, who was found dead Monday with a bullet, wound in the head, declared ypsterday that., after a full and careful Investigation, they were of the belief that not a single factor or drcuinsunre warranted any suspicion or theory of murder. Information romlng to them showed that Mr. Adams bad given way to depression within tbe last week, although he had concealed that fact from hia family, and it wva all due to the unfavorable turn taken by diabetes, with which he had long been afflicted. PLANS ARE CHANGED. Governor "The Shoe for Tender Feet; at the Magoon Will Cuba. Net Ba Sent to Mobile, Ala, Oct. i.ius along 'he loser part uf the hay caused some interference today with relief work hut all thing considered, he situation Is well in hand and all of the desiiute are being cared for. I'onrrlbuiuuis are pouring in steadily from ihe ciii.cns of Mobile and front outside piinin. Shelter for thoas whose hou;i' were wrecked i the thing needed and it ia becoming eiiden;. ihai many of I hose who loot everything in the storm must hate aid m rebuilding their homes. bodic Several bait been found floating tu the lower bay hm they are believed to be ihoxf whose death have already been reported. Excitement cuniinuea over high ihe attack ju the jail last tnglg and the death of Roy Hoyle at an esrly hiNtr this morning. Three mmpsnie or militia ordered here from Ftot Deposit, Evergreen and Brewer touay are now stationed about the city. The governor said that, nhile he did not apprehend any more trouble right now. he considered it wise to hold the troops her f.w some days to guard against contingencies. S.-- nr! through." When the eighth shot had punched TAKEN TO BIRMINGHAM. its huge hole right under the bulls-eethe Piesnioni cried out: Eight Birmingham. Ala.. Oct. 3- .- Two depshots, and even- one right square sheriffs from Mobile reached Biruty and the through target; its wonderful; mingham today , hariug in charge Corat that!" 1 Mr. Roosevelt learned that, fur more nelius Robinson,; he negro youth who Bosun-mahare Ruth ssaaulied to alleged a fired shot thau year nrery white girl, near a on the Missouri ha struck the tartint city yesterday aftermasu and bege'cause of which orlme a mob attempted to Harm tbe jail last night. Robinson was placed In the Jefferson He decounty jail for safe keeping. ntes his guilt. Store 2546 MADISON AVE. BELL. PHONE 513-X- . Catalog and Samples. T. A. SHREEVE Well Mounted motels, sad tbe workmanship through out la firstlaas in every respect. Our saddles ere the talk of ell horae-feauriders for comfort and aaae, and they are arnipiikwely mid and finished by experienced operators. Diva ua a cal! when you next mead something iu our Una. 1 twelve-year-ol- J.C. Platt Saddlery Co. 2211 Washington Ava. 174 23d SL THEY ROBBED A SHIP THEIR GOOD Twsnty-flv- Poll. Armed Men Held Up the Crew and Paasengsra. s HERIEV STUDIED WEATHER MAP. THE And That la Why the United States Balloon Won In tho Paris Contest. Rusgfa, Ort. 3. Trans-Csitcasl- armed men, with rifles and revolvers, who boarded thn Black Kea steamer Cmrvltrh George at vara ious points between Rnkuka-Kale- , seaport on the Black sed, and on Ihe east, coast of the Black shb, succeeded in abstracting and getting away with $ti.uort from the mail and the ship's treasury during the night of October 1st. Firing their weu puns and shouting to tha steerage pi kmc tigers not tu move, (be robbers drove the crew into the s'werage and oecuuled the approaches to that part of the ship, threatening the passes gars and crew with depth if they resisted. The first class passengers fired some shtMs at the robbers, who, however, compelled ihe captelq of the .i steamer to order the Immediate of the firing, threatening to shoot the captain, the two mates and four sailors whom they had detained as boNtages, if the firing was conTwenty-fiv- MAJOR THE e RIGHT Paris. On. Frank P. Halm. Sixth Cavalry, I'. 8. A., winner of thn balloon mtot. and Major Horsey, his companion, arrived here from England this morning. Much of ths American's sunceas is attributed to Major Herney's knowledge of meteorological conditions, obtained ns the result of long rervlce In the weather bureau ai Washington. Before tbe dethe tinued. parture of the Tutted Btatea, After securing the money, (he rob-lewinning balloon. Major Huraey closecompelled their hostages to put ly examined thf latest weather reports and knew instantly that the heavier them ashore ia one nf tha ship's boats. and faster outer currents would he at DEDICATION EXERCISES the lower surface and that the wind revolving about the renter, front left Roosevelt Will la Reto right, would Inevitably change How President ceived In Harrieburg- lhnlr direction and carry tbe bailuon Consenorthward toward England. Harrisburg, Pa.. Oct. quently. while Ibe rivals of the Americans were vaiuly testing the upper of visitors have already come to Hartha new strata, the latter remained close to risburg for lha dedication of President the earth, their guide rope touching stale rapltol tomorrow. will arrive much of the time. Their judgment was Roosevelt and his party Washington in a special train at vindicated by the fact that, although from He 1Y o'clock tomorrow morning. the Cniled States was the twelfth station by to atari. It was the first to reach will be met st tbe railroad Ihe rapltol dedication commit i'-- and the English coast. Mayor Gross of Harrisburg. The parskin eruptions, ty will be escorted by governors Most disfiguring Governor scrofula, pimples, rashes, etc., are due troop to the capiuil where to Impure bkod. Burdock Blood Hit- Benny packer and oilier distinguished the Presiters Is a cleansing blond- tonic. Makes Pennsylvanians will receive ba opened dent. The celebration will you clear-eyeinformally tonight with the lllumlna t ion of ihe city and with a pablic band concert . COURT MARTIAL AT CRONSTADT Buy Your Meat IS THE Wright Meat Market 2369 WASHINGTON AVENUE Phones ces-sslln- ' TO PLACE Nuvor-osayt-- 246 Ind 814 Bell rs bal-ku- e clear-braine- clear-skinne- Was Flest Whole Russian .Honsy-combs- d WIRELESS la tha character oC ths tranafer service w supply our patroaa. Prompt, reliable and at low float, any time you say wall be on per job sad handle it expeditiously aad welL TELEGRAPHY. . With Bsdltfon. International Conference Is New in Session In Berlin. 8t. Peicrsburg. Oet. 3. The eonit a talk at martial at Cninstadt today began the Washington. the White Honae with Governor Berlin. Oct. 3.- - The dulegates to the trial of three ringleaders of the muttoday, the President reconsider- iny on board the torpedo gunboat International Wireless Telegraph ed the plan he had formed last evening In FfcrHanieni assembled August 2nd. Next week the of aendlng the Judge to Culm aa civil court will begin trying 295 members building here today. Alexgovernor and decided that, in view of of the crew of the AsKlMiant Minister of Posts Bydow the fact that Secretary Taft had al- ander 11, who refused battleship to obey Captain wsa elected president of the conferBeek-man ready taken the subject, up with Petrolf's orders to enter the ship's ence and Rear Admiral H. N. Man-naD. 8. N.. retired, Mr. Smith of Winfhrop. the present governor bqnts and to ssslst in suppressing the would he of Porto Rico, not interfere Great Britain and Herr Von 8sa!ay of at Cronsiad'. mutiny with the program. Consequently Mr. A court martial at I.ibau has found Hungary were chosen vice Winthrop will he provisional governor twenty three ssllnrs of the transport and n of Cuba Judge Magoon. after A committee was appoint!) to draw of mutiny and has senshort vacation, will, aa originally, Rlgauilty tenced them to various terms of im- up e program for the conference. The to rice' the as Philippines planned, go language used In the discussion will at. hard labor. adgovernor and member of the Philip- prisonment The seriousness of the August mut- 4s French. The conference then commission. call meet ths to at of pine the presjourned m marcourt the revealed iny tan tial since held st Cronsisdi, Helsing- ident. T. P. O'CONNOR SPEAKS. fors. Regs. Mbs u md nearly i very Paris. Oct. 3. Dr. Ferrer, ihe Cuban Balilr province showing that the whole He Predicts the Near Approach of fleet nss representative here, has withdrawn d with sedihla resignation, at the requet. of GovHeme Rule. tion. ernor Taft. Twenty-fthe An unreporieil mu'iny of East Siberian regiment, which Philadelphia. Ort. 3. In anticipation irst of hearing a speech by T. P. O'Connor. distinguished itself in several bnttlea o M. P., the Irish leader, the hall in in Manchuria, has lieen disclosed by o PLEADED NOT GUILTY. O which the national convention of the the erdlct of the court martial held O o Irish League Is being held, was crowdat lilagovleahtrhensk. Astatic Rus- o ed early today. Young Roose- - O sia. which has sentenced two of he O Shaun Kellsy, In Court. O velt'e Room-matMr. O'Connoi veried the work beto death, three o' hers to O ringleaders O ing done In thr Brit Mi parliament In i hard labor ml nineteen to serve var- -' O Kel- - O the cause of Irish role and pre- ions terms In disciplinary battalions. O Honiou, Oi. O dicted that Trelind will soon emerge , record of executions aa the O lev of Fitchburg, the roomYesterday's from British rule and have Its own result, of 'he sentence of drumhead O mate of Themiore Rooaeve)-O home government. martial includes four anarch- O Jr at. Harvard, appeared In O courr today and O Michael J. Ryan of Philadelphia pre- courts to death at Keve nd several O '.lie muniripai ists put sided. Bskhmut. Tbe latter were O pleaded not guilty to a charge O executed at Col. John F. Fbinerty of Chicago, shot of aasanlt upon police officer O owing to the Inability f the air O O At tbe request of hi counsel. 0 president of the Iague. has announc- ihorltles a hangman. to procure ed that he will no: s crept a renont-InO the case ass continued until 0 ion hut it Is Is ssld, however, that Tbe charge O O October intli. CLARK INJURED. SENATOR he probably will b without, O against Kelley is based upon O opposition. Mat With an Automobile Accident in O an incident whirh occurred on O O Boston Common Iasi. Thursdsv O Franca. MOUSE WILL BE REPUBLICAN. O night, when Patrolman Freyer O O New York. fici. 3. I'nlted States O was knocked down by tn- 3. Chairman Senator Wm. A- Clark was Injured la O men said to he Harvard Oct. O Washington, e Payne, of the ways and means an automobile accident In France, O ilents. Roosevelt and another O of the House of RepresentaMeredith Blsgden. O Sepf. 9th. according to private infor- O student, tives. saw the President this morning. mation received here today. The ex- O have been summoned to appear O There was a general talk over the po- tent of the senator' Injuries Is not O as witness in connection with O litical aitua'ion. panleularly with ref- known but at his office in this cltv It O Ibe same case-- which will be O erence to the House of Representawas said they uere probably not se- O investigated tomorrow by fne O O tives. Mr. Payne expressed the opin- rious. as several cablegram on busi- O Suffolk conn i grand jury. ' ion that, the Republicans O would se- ness subjects Had heed received from O cure c'.mtiol of 'he next, house. him during ;b pati few days. O'-- '. Fifth. Ward la every piece of harness that 1 saves our store. Each place ia fashioned from tbe best and moat eeieei li Bannock-hurn-I'rad- , Wester's Best elilhus-iaie.i- une-hal- wood-worker- Look Icr HESPER by HAMLIN GARLAND In This Paper. To Begin In an Early Issue iu t The showing made with the big guns was tu ples slug 'o him Two gun were fired mi ik"-gNo. 1. four shuts each, and ever) h'H a hit. the whole eight bemining llied ih three and utes Pi undent Honae! eli wax standing where he could plainly see the xhota in thilr flight and see them hit the one after anh the shell target. other struck the target he would tiring his right fist into the palm of the left a though he wete striking It a blow and exclaim : "Bull)! That' great. Now isn't ihat fine. Another right UNIONS IN A QUARREL. bidav all u n the local team team winning the first, 2 to 1. and the second game weut to Boston by the same score. lluox.-iei- In In. net practice. j,nJ hont Unfrom the Muilrux. What Supt. Kelsey wan's to find out and what the Mutual w 1:1 In railed on to explain is the for which these stamps are to be umM. The suInsurant-.of has hee.i perintendent advised that If the romps n is to use these stamps to send out campaign literature furthering the interests of the administration ticket, li.e used in money is being wrong manner. In brought over the flue showing made by lie gunner of the ba'ilre'iip Mutsimii si the post oflirt check be had received tual Ufa to Postmaster policy-holder- S:oi'it- l'j tlmi I'resident puire Each Takes a Washington. Out. 3. baseball season closed double-headbet seen and Boston, the hume Garland has ever done. Independent. New York: A thrilling romance worthy of the nnthor's reputation Buffalo Commercial: Beat constructed and most realla-ti- c and Intense story that he has written. Outlook, New York: Mr. Garland is at hla best showing na the miner and the cowboy as they are, without the glamour of romance. Wanted 1 5 Cleveland, 4; Detroit, 3. Clevelauri, Oct. 3. Cle eland defeated Del roll toda. 4 to 3, closing the eeasu in Cleveland. R. H E. Sooro: ihhi 210 nul 4 13 1 Cleielaud 3 5 o Detroit i)"2 ihhi tifil Eu Batteries: Hess and Bemls; banks and Payne. one of his best which we shall begin to print in a few days. In selecting Hesper we have been guided not only by our own judgment but by the opinions of competent reviewers who agree that It Is the author's best story. St. " uflO ihhi unit (nix -- 3 Philadelphia Batteries: Hogg aud Thomas: - I'nivd Slates nation, at Protiuifionu, Mask., are io the effect s K H. K. Y'luk. Oct. Okhoiv double-header- Second game: Ne York PILLOW Storm. for Postage Campaign LADIES NEGRO CHARGED WITH ASSAULT TAKEN TO BIRMINGHAM. ACT OF DOLBOUGHT THOUSANDS LARS WORTH OF STAMPS. ilieved to WHEN ALIEN 3. -- After Ma-go- TRANSFER CO. Knx-anet- Phone 22 for yours. honey-combe- ooooooooooooo e , st I TM Only Portle-Tra- ct tofiwsy hetwxsa lb Missoarl Rivsr and Chlcaga. 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