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Show TOE MORNING hacluarian wanted to come to Fresno. Sercp, in reply, advised them not to come as he aid nt think they would be satisfied. I'p to date he has no reply sed a'ed that he was nut nre but what his brother might be on the way to this city. AH ustns are being watched by the police. Selecting Wedding Cifts TU8CAR0RA DISCOVERY. TWO Lsdga MEN HURT. Feet Wids Gives Values of $7 a Tan in Gold. OGDEN. EXAMINER: 160 UTAH. FRIDAY, pendent telephone worker drove in s' buggy accompanied by a ground man, to a pole south of the Commercial block. The lineman storied up. and a newsboy callrd out to his fellows: Hey. kid, pipe de scab." Tbe kids'' sere quick to respond. There was a general gravitation of youngster la that direction, and within very lew minutes, despite tbe fact that there are no egg stores Bear, the gentle missive began to By. Tbe buggy was struck once, and tbe lineman was also besmeared, while the crowd constantly increasing in number. followed the buggy back to the exchange. From Park City cornea word that the miners there have extended their sympathy to the strikers, and have linemen out escorted two of town. The delegatee from the electrical workers here are busy with all anion organizations in the state, and are securing their support whenever possible, with a view of preventing the company from resuming line service with ether employes. Sait Lake. May so. Thomas an air brake inspector by the Oregon Short Line, and Koliuviug close up'ia the aimouuce-aieu- t a laborer assisting in of all of the old uilues sad Ferret Kuorda, work, were run into by a freight repair of Tusrarora, Nrv., having car p'iioei being switched in the Oregon Wtto Ukan over by a powerful ay Sil- Short Lius yards about 11 o'clock WedFrederickaon will icate that pruihlsrs to make the old nesday' morning. a foot a a result of the days of bananas production laniu la pioiianly lose No-rdsustained a had a comparison a lib future performances accident, and from the sculp wound. of tbe properties, comes The two young men were engaged camp aews of the ntost iiuporisnt discovery la lu entire history. This U at work on the repair track, repairing tbe finding three miles S'Juih o( ths bad order cars. A switching crew, distown of a g'id ledge ltii) feet wide regarding the blue flag, it is said, which has tern opeuej to tbe length switched la a car ia the repair track, of 1,290 feet and wbU-- allow average with the result that the two workmen valuea of 17 a Ida. The ore Is bee were caught unawares, rruahing BROADBECK WINS ROAD RACE. foot and bruising Nuorda'a milling and the opinion Is freely exof one head. pressed by esperts ibal it is Salt Lake, May 30. With the sun tha greatest propositions yet discoverwarm enough, to he just cold Just JEWS MIBTREATED. ed is Nevada. euough, 73 boys pedalled over the hills It Is believed that the great ledge and far away to Lagoon thin morning. is the m'Uher lode of that entire New York, May 29. I. Freedman, Tbe annual road race la always one of miut-ru- l sone, and the character of the secretary or the Central R.m manias the day events, and thla format Ion. elth the presence la the Relief A league, organized morning's contest waa no exception. rise streaks Rougives vein of high grade here some ownth ago to aid At 19:16 o'clock this morning the to the belief that disclosures la the manian Jews in this country and in first men left tbe tape at Fifth North result way of sensational values may Europe, aaya that he has received treet. and within an hour the winwork which word hy cable that three men who ners were from the development crossing the tape out at ars Is to follow. Prospecting outfits went from here to llouinaaia about Lagoon. The first man to show up being fitisd out at I he snrriuu.lltif six month ago to organize me de- was A. Broad beck, riding easy and towns and a great rush is oa fur tbs fense league in that country had been with strength to spare. Behind him scene of the new find. setied by tbe authorities, beaten with came Joseph Wesimon, followed by Mining men who have been watch, tbe butts of guns and maltreated in Fred Baa some, who in turn ess for various ways. One of these men, Her- siugly and in bunches, sprinting gams-l- y ing the trend of events touching minand wobbling. One or two lively ing activity In Nevada hark for min- man Mende'abn, is now in a hosing excitement la the northern part pital in Berlin In a serious condition. sprint occurred at the finish, but in cuds summer of the state iiefore the the main the riders were widely scatthat will eclipse anything In that lina tered. PEOPLE HONOR THE DEAD. that Goldfield and Hi bear neighbors Tbe time prim was won by J. V. have yet sunn. Only a few months Balt lake, May 3D. Peace may have Bcntatrom, a scratch man, who covago the north half of the state .was Ha victories which produce a full ered the course in 47 minutes 36 secscar rely heard from in a niluing way. granary and maylie a bulging bank ac- onds. Rut gradually the camps of ManThe crowd which followed the boys count, but it waa tbe military tread hattan, Falrvlew and Wonder are com- of a thousand feet la unison, a flash siting the road filled 12 care and ing to tbe front, the old mines of of brass buttons in the morning sun many cheers went up aa some of the Austin are attracting attention again. and on echo of fled music from a corps rtdera hove In view through the bruab Illark horse, taxington, Ely. Yerlng-tun- , of buglers, that stirred the blood of and rode along awhile alongside the train. When a pair of them would get ltanmey. llnlllnu an.l others are Balt Lake's populace this morning. The occasion was. the annual Me- together and Indulge in a little tembeing heard from. Seven Troughs and Rosebud ars enjoying Incipient booms, morial day parade. It formed at 9:39 porary sprint, the people on the train and now Home of ths old ratups still o'clock and moved lief ween masse rent the air with cheers. The first 10 to finish crossed the further north promise to surprise the of peopla back and forth on tbe paved tape In the following order: mining world birth, with new discovtreeta in tbe business section, Time eries and rejuvenation of mines per, a more Imposing appearance 49.47 mitted long to lie Idle. than any of Its predecessors of tbs L A. Broad beck 60.18 2. J os. Weatmann The building of a railroad from past few years. As in last year's pa60.63 8. Fred Sansome Elko, on the Honthern I'aclflc, to rade, William C. Webb and hia High 49.30 Tunrarora, one of the first improve- school cadets, this year decked out 4. M. T. May 48.30 6. Marie Todd ments projected by the company that in the latest West Point regalia, 6. Aim Aah has taken ever the Tuscarora mines, marching with the precision of regu7. E. M. Calvin .62.28 will aid not a little In opening a lars, moot billy into popular 8. Mix Schist ,S1.10 ars favor stepped region whose new dlHcovertcs and applause. 60.13 9. Charh-- a Houaen commanding attention. The parade was a king one. For 10. Gus Hackman 48.44 years if waa the crack battery A, N. Olhera who rode across the tape la G. I' that waa tha banner organisaauoceSNion behind the bunch of PARDON BOARD tion la the parade. Tbia year thera rapid order: Clifford I no battery, for the first time sines leaders followed in this Nine applications have been re- the first Utah soldiers came back Evans, !!. Weaaiuan, Louis Williams, Ott C. Bchmertx, Chas. C. Meyer, Al ceived by the board of pardons from from the Philippine campaign. J. V. Bern Strom, next In Ita place iufantry companies Emery, Roy Hausser, Claude prisoners to he acted upon at tbe Hauser, regular meeting. There are three ap- marched with well drilled platoons, GeorgeC. Hampshire, Gurley, Louie Winter, Louis plications for pardoni and aix peti- and at their head rode Ool. Plummer, Tracy Hanson, James Maditions for commutation of sentence. showing pride In the first exhibition Lei boa, George R. Berger, G, W. Cox, D. W. The caaea are aa follows: in the field by his reorganised guard, son, Q. Harold A. E. Chrts-holFor pardon Frrcy C. Ifosmer, Jr, composed almost entirely of infantry- Smith,Oeo. A. Hartley, Leslie, Lee Parry, Clar11, December sentenced of the men members and burglary, signal corps, ence Maby, Charles Archibald, Domin1906. front Balt take to one year im- the changes from last year auggeatlng Urribo (colored) and H. Kaaler. robE. Burrell, the marrh of a progress that has go prisonment; Walter , Following the race the ratine bunch from bery, sentenced January S3, 1905, brought grey hairs and furrowed of riders took a dip la Lagoon lake, Balt take. to 19 years' imprisonment; cheeks to tbe veterans who preceded then Joined the crowd of pleasure Charles 11. Chapman, burglary, sen- the young men, marching In maybe and seekers coming out on the first aftertenced January 16, 1906, fro nr Balt they turned out to carry flowers to noon trains. Manager Hugh Rippeto e comtake to three years imprisonment. the graves of their pronounced the race on of the moat kVr commutation of sentence John rades dead before them. satisfactory in the long annual aeries Wood, burglary and attempt to murFar the military spirit f the peo- he has arranged for over a decade from sentenced 1903, BepL 8, der, ple, the parade stood. Fpr tjielr past more tender sentiment Ogden to 10 years imprisonment; there were T. Rlcltel, burglary, sentenced the flowers, brought to the women of MEN TO BE BROUGHT BACK. April 6, 1906, from Balt lathe, to five the G. A. R. Relief corps by hundreds years' imprisonment; Charles lake, of school children. In profusion suffBalt Lake, May 30. la all probar robbery, acutcnred December 16, 1902, icient to fill several drays. Col. Squires blltty It will he Monday or perhaps from Salt Lake to ten years' Imprison- a campaigner of many battles that Tuesday before CspL J. B. Burbldge ment; John K. Masters, burglary, sen- were fought since the days of 'Cl will be able to leave Denver with the tenced Norember 14, 1905, to throe gave credit to these children at the three men now under arrest in that years' Imprisonment; Albert F, Miller, Orpheum exercises, end brought the for complicity in the Daynes robcarnal knowledge, sentenced April 26, people up atanding with cheers and city Chief afternoon Yesterday bery. im1906, from Salt Lake to five years' tears mingled whm he arose to intro- Sheets received a brief letter from prisonment; Isaiah Taylor, petit lar- duce a veteran woman nurse of the Captain Burbldge In which the latter ceny, March 27, 1907, to six months in Civil war hospitals. stated that he would bring back to tbe county jail. Besides the parade and the Orphe- Salt Lake Ed Phillips, McFarland and um exercises, there were no formali- a man named Jennings, on the charge UNION MINERS ARE OUT. ties this morning centering In tha of receiving stolen goods. He asked for requisition papers and steps were city itself. PaCentral Union and Scores Leaving Care bound for the cemetery were taken here this morning to get the In cific District Wyoming. thronged with people all morning, and necessary papers from the governor. with the official party of veterans at will be mailed Immediately to Rock Springs, Wyo May 30. The tor tbe conclusion of tbe Orpheum as- They the captain. work, of ejecting those miners who sembly. At the cemetery plot set In addition to the men the captain have signed the rolls to join the union apart for the soiiUgr dead the ritual- will bring back with him the 90 from their homes hern has been com- istic service of the Philippine Veter-ant- watches and diamond! recovered hy menced by tbe Central Coal. A Coke salute society was read, and a the Denver officials. Capt. Burbldge company, but so far no trouble has waa fired. will not he alone with the prisoners occurred and the ejected miner are as Fred Redmond Is with him and can. wherever finding places they will assist the officer. OFFICER CARLSON AGAIN. Scores of minora believing a long shut down of the mines is inevitable are lice Officer Balt May FATAL DISEASE. leaving the camp, and twenty Fins Carlson take, another had today. busy day have left for their native land. and believes Idaho Flecks Suffering From Affliction It Is brlieved the work of ejecting Carlson Is usually busy This morning earning hia salary. That Cauaea Blindness. the Union Pacific miners from their In tha homes will be commenced next week. he arrested a crook who goes by All is quiet in the cump, with every name of John McCarthy. The fellow Reports from Soda Springs and Ie In Jail on the charge of burglary Idaho Falls are to tbe effect that a mine shot down. and the first probabilidegree fatal dlseara prevails among flocks of Sweetwater mine No. 1. four miles in tbe from here, is working full blast, and ties are that additional charges will sheep in those localities, which has before Carton been given the name of "big head. all the Japanese miners from hero, be lodged against him When stricken the jiesd of the animal who did not Join tbe union, have been get through. Some days ago a Mias Hart, from increaHos to an enormous size, and sent to thHt plnce. The mine at Sureported that her room In a often the eyes bulge out. blindness perior twelve miles north of here, are Colorado, iilao running. Five special generally following even the slighter deputy Plate street hotelof had been entered jewelry stolen. forme of the disease. sheriffs hate been sworn and all mine and a quantity waa a the missing property Among Whether the disease Is occasioned watchmen will be deputized. heavy gold "snake" bracelet of con- by some poisonous weed or by elevalue. Carton went to work ments In the soil has not been deter siderable SUES TO RECOVER CHILD. on the case, and this morning dis- mined. One of the two conditions is covered that McCarthy had attempted thought to be the cause, aa It ia only Mrs. Hummel Brings Habeas Corpus to pawn the article. He located the in rertaln localities that the malady Proceedings Bafort Judge man and placed him under arrest. Mcprevails. The losses of sheep men Armstrong. Carthy had the bracelet concealed each year from the contagion are about his clothing. The officer Is heavy, and especially fatal is the disSalt Lake, MJ 30. Mr. Ethel cunvinced that McCarthy ease this The matter has been Hurt Hummel flied a petition for a thoroughly is responsible for a number of burg- brought toyear. the t tent ion of the bureau In habeas writ of corpus Wednesday now hard at work try- of animal laries and is industry, with a view to the Third district court against Dr. ing to ronnect the fellow with them. having the nature of the contagion der. M. Chandler for the recovery of termined sn.i remedy provided. her bahy daughter. 17 data old, NEWSBOY EGO A LINEMEN. which, she allege, waa spirited away DEATH OF E. W. PARRY. from her. The child was born May Strike Breaker Encounteia Unanticihospital 11, 1907, at the St. Mark' pated Difficulty. and shortly afterward It was carried Salt take. May 30. Edward W. away by Dr. Chandler, it i alleged, aged N? years, died at his home, Parry, Salt May 3n.The electrical 33 south Fifth West street, last Bight who waa asked by Mrs. Hummel to place it In some good home. After workers of Salt Lake, who arc out on at 11 o'clock of old age and general the mother's recovery her par- - nt for- strike, declared a holiday today and I debility. The deceased came to Utah gave her. sod pleaded with her to rested from their labors. Thla Is the from Wales In 1862 and has resided come home. Now Mrs. Huminel 8 ants only change In tbe strike situation, j in the Fifteenth ward ever since that however, means time. He was a faithful church workher child. Dr. Chandler was asked That the to return it. nut he refused to. saying that there Is no life in the strike, is er during the greater part of hia life that the child was in go:1 hand An vigorously denipd by the men. who " and leaves a large number of relaattempt was made to gc a criminal met this morning nvnrlv 109 strong tives and friends to mourn his dehave mine. complaint filed against Pr. Chandler to talk over the situation again. Definite arrangements We are working."" said one "f them, not been made for the funeral but It but i; fulled and the habeas corpus proceeding wag Instituted. The writ "but wc ate working quietly. We has been decided to hold it In the know as well aa anybody does, that it Fifteenth ward meeting house on Sunwas 4sued and served. will not do to cut wires and make day. The exact time will be anLOOKING FOR MURDERER. trouble, and that perhaps the company nounced later. would like us ts start thla kind of trouble in order to get public symFresno. Oil., May 29 Scrap Erntoy-IaSTOLE A CONTROLLER. a brother of Sarki pathy gainst uw. but we will not be Emioylan. who is wanted fnr the murder of drawn Into lhat kind of a game. We Salt take. May 30. Thia morning Father Kasper Valerian In New York, are waiting for the company to start a "hop head who waa booked aa RichIs a resident of this city. He s'a-esomething, and are prepared a well ss ard Roe w- - placed under arrest hr last night that he had rcnM.ed a !t-t-- r ft t lo play a waiting game. Sergeant Robert on the charge of from h's bio; her. Sarka. written An Incident yesterday afternoon il- petit larceny. Tt I alleged that he from New York. n May It. in which lustrate ibe newaboy union's attitude stole a controller and reverse lever Saikas eiate-- l that he and Simon Pas- - towards unorganized labor. An indc- - from a street ctr. The fellow was Fred-eric-ksu- d MAT 31, 1907. Some of the Manufacturers of Our County and State aaaaaaaaYyyy "AAaa THE COUNTY PATRONIZE THEM HELP. TO STATE IVtVAVVAVVV9VVVVVYYYYVYl ll m ENRICH AND AND aoa-unlo- ,k it a poser fur many puttied people. Pardon the innMiioa that our judgment aad experience m ay be of tome aid. Presents of geuia aad other Jewelry are always la order, aad you are aaeured of ample choice whea you behold the display at W. L. BUSWELLS, the Jeweler. 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You can get them of S.W.BADC0N 2121 found near the Warm Springs, where ment, thla afternoon, which will be he wae attempting to dispose of the the occasion of a veteran parade and escorted by the military of thie.ctty. stolen property. Richmond la crowded aa never beWhile returning to the city with his prisoner, Roberts placed under arrant fore. The weather la perfeot. Jim Buckley, an old Uma crook. The fellow was booked aa a vag. but RobUNION PACIFIC EXCURSION. erta believe he will he able to prove that Buckley hit been n party to num- Belling Datea May 27, 30, June 8, 7, 12, erous thefts end robberies of late. 14th. PASSED BOGUS CHECK. Salt take. May 30. M. Kadel, a Second South street merchant, complained to the police this morning that a man passed a bogus check on him, receiving, besides a $19 suit of clothes, $26 in change, which the confiding clothier gave for the piece of paper. Ns del had no Idea that the check was bad. and did not discover the fact until this morning at 10 o'clock, when he went to deposit the check st bank. While a tolerable description waa given the police hy Kadel, the forger haa about 16 hours the start of his pursuers, and It is Improbable that he will be apprehended. on sale to many west of Chicago, Minneapolis and 8L Louis for one fare plus two dollars for the round trip. Five first class trains 'dally. The famous Overland Limited leaves Ogden 8 p. m. LimThe new Los Angeles-Chlcagited, 1:30 p. m., has through standard and tourist sleeping can to Chicago. Make reservations early. Further particulars, Union Depot Ticket Office or A. B. Moseley, Trav. Pass. Agent, Bell phone 62, Ogden, Utah. Wash. Ave. Horses Wanted First class tickets point o LONG TRESTLE DESTROYED. Redding, Cal May 80. Trestle No. on the Southern Pacific, north of Horn brook, Siskiyou county, caught fire from sparks from the engine on pasaenger train No. 13 at 6 o'clock TAILOR SHOP BURGLARIZED. last evening and was almost totally The trestle was 750 fee; Bait take, May 30. It was report- destroyed. will take several days to tnaks it long, loto a the that ed yesterday police such repairs aa will permit the recal tailor shop waa burglarised Tuesof traffic. All trains from sumption vest coat stolen. and day night and a are held above tbe destroythe north This morning Officer Pierce arrested ed trestle and traina from the south two young men as suspects In the will remain at Dunsmulr. case. They rst their names as Frank Douglass and Frank Craig. They EXCURSION O. S. L. claim to hail from Kansas City and their at a surprise great professed May 27,40, Jun 3, 7, 12, 14th, rest The officer, however, la satisfied that he has a good case against Ogden to Portland, Or., or Spokane, them and they will most likely be Wash., end return, first class $30.00. charged with burglary. Tickets good to return until September 39th. Stopovers allowed. RICHMOND'S Cooper's 13, We want forty head of fat atage horses, weighing from 1,000 to 1,100 Bound, pounds, immediately. have you got? What Johnson &Dee Square Horse Merchants Stable 248 24th St PHONES 898. DAY. Confederate Vstsrans in Reunion in Their Old Capitol. Richmond, Va., May 30. Richmond is a forest of bunUng today and swarming with veterans of the Confederate army. In the Mg home show building, addresses of welcome were made to the veterans by Governor Swanson, on behalf of the etate; hy Mayor McCarthy, on behalf of the city, and hy B. B. Morgan, on behalf of tbe Sons of Veteran. 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