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Show TIIE MOTJXIXO EXAMINTH: OGUEX, FT A IT. SATn:i.Y n an ap-Salt Lakers ba-peuranre and more . - . Sail Lake it , - . " ..r ;.c town and the viltor M.int to back their voi.-- . . :! $ ..o.m to A broker there ba-Dick Coburn to bet :i tn- - ii.i, or eight thousand c i.r u;'h t end huong have been bef W. E Hug.'iev's lei rhe aagera of I'.i.imhi shares of R- - T.p Ex'me'rm NEW JERSEY BOV TAKES on Nelson, against J P I 'iv.e s fluke OF PURSE. of 10. (HMi Mannaftsn hei Tii on Gana The bet figure ab"M 6i.inu $;mi e-- a! ues FUTURITY to men did the" usual (.rx iy. da Nelson holding anpbtT ladies' with the gym by the fair day, aex Bar will rontlnii hs work until lasdm or two go Sunday and tho through his stnnta ip he arena ring In order to accuston h meelf to the neat and the glare. The ran rase for the ring, which ia Pke :ha' used at Culms, was shipped fnn Sun Fraa-ciec- SEE THE FIGHT AT i bred kiteen royal ENTERED. LEFT two-year-OLD- S YESTERDAY FOR FIELD, NEVADA. Great Race for too Big Stakas Takt Placa Thia (Saturday) AfPuna $60,000. ternoon Bulietir-- s of tha Central Will Be en by the Standard, Monday Afternoon. Giv- Drs. Elliott & Norris 26 YEARB BIG END First Raca Was Vey Cinee-- He Teek the aoond Race, ef Thi Miee. by Two Lengtns. To the study and treatment of Chronic diseases of man. woman ami children, having devoted special effort during our entire professional life and are now rewarded by the discovery of method that give complete mastery of Nervous and Blood Piaeases. Catarrh, lteafness. Rheumatism, Stomach, Kidney and Liver unable. lMn Blood Poison, Piles, Rupture, Varicocele, Nerve Debility, Dnig Habits, Taken on a positive guarantee to cure j,., cke YnaLlu to rreltt promptings of their cpo'tlug blood, a party of Ogdenltes boarded the morning train for Gold-- : m Martara In the futurity stakes afternoon at Sheep head Bav. field, after wiring ahead for reserved seats, and will Join 'be small army of when racing on the New York tracks 11 bo renewed after the summer j devotees of ihe pugilistic art that Is season at Saratoga. The field la the fast congregating at the mining town. most evenly balanred and highest In The could have gone Sunday morning class that any futurity of recent years in plentr of time for the flghi, but the liia called out. The distance la a! a j party had visions of delays, furlong. There is but one crook or j Last night parties from Evanston elbow in the Journey, and thia la where j and Boise arrived in the city an route tho chute dips Into the home stretch for Goldfield. They remained over of the main track. The exact value of night end attached themselves to the this year's futurity will probably be local crowd and they took the same train west. Another party Is expected In the neighborhood of $50.0uu. The favorite entry of the race was In tonight and Saturday night. They will be Joined by a considerable numagreed upon soma time ago, for It argued that Jamea K. Keene, the noted ber of local people who contemplate financier and turfman, might rhuoae making the trip. It Is expected that the fight between any one of hla splendid at ring of young, Gans and Nelson will be one of the a: era to wear the famed white blue spots." and still have the beat chance greatest ever pulled off In a ring. Both of winning. Vlr. Keene has elected to men are clever and strong, both have start three horaes, Peter Pan, Pope a long fighting record and are favorthe country Joan and Zambesi. The performances ites among sportsmen of the first two have been auch as to over. The fight will be to a finish and warrant considerable faith In their the lightweight championship of tha world will he decided. Gans declares, winning abllty. The moat Impressive performance notwithstanding tha weight at which ny futurity candidate has shown was he must light, that ha la capable of when Peter Pan picked up 130 pounds winning over Nelson, whlls Nelson Is in the Hopeful atakea at Saratoga and squally confident For the people who are content to fairly smothered hla field, which Included hla aubls mate. Pop Joan, remain at home and read an account considered the fastest filly of the year. of the battle, the Standard has made The Keene entry will be at a abort arrangements to have bulletins of tho price, perhaps below 3 to 1. There rounds posted as they are fought. The will be half a dozen other splendidly fight will commence at 3 oclock. Monto pace the Keene day afternoon, and tha drat bulletin bred will be given to the public at that entry step for step over the course. Horace E declared to be the fastest time. colt that ever came out the weet. and BOUT. Just sow in the pink of condition: the sensation of the early Suit Lake, Aug. 31. Besides the Mg season, sold to bla present owner, Panl Rainey of Cleveland, for clam bake at Lagoon on Labor day, there will be other Interesting fea145.000; Oran, from the stable whlrh boxing sent Ormande In to win the futurity tures. One will be a of 1906: Conville, a splendid oolt and match between Jack Christie, chama stake winner of unusual callberi pion middleweight of Utah, and Kid and cousin Kentucky Beau, whose owners hava Bernstein, a placed a valuation of KO.ono og him; to Joe Bernstein, the lightweight of Elect lofieer and Yankee Girl trill bo national fame. In addition to the allfighting every inch of the way. Tbs round exhibition between thia pair, outsiders seem to he Golf Ball, Don Joa Green of Chicago, and Terry Enrique. May Rowe. Altuda. Old Hon- Davis of 8alt lake, will boa four The exhibitions will unesty and Purs lanes, although many rounds. good Judges believe Golf Ball capable doubtedly prove highly Interesting and n of showing his heels to a majority of will be worih the Journe) out li the field. to see. Horace E has shown such splendid trials during the laid week that horseSEATTLE ENTRIES men are Inrllned to regard him as tho reread choice in the raca. although he is pretaed .hard hy Demund. Hor-ac- e First, race, mile and one sixteenth, E la owned hy Roy Rainey, a gelling - Chief Bush 12: Mimo. Geo. W. brother of the owner of Demund, and Tufhlll. Glenriee. Thadeus. Redmnnt, 106 there la quite a rivalry between the 1$9 each: CaneJo. Id Taranta. two ts to the honor of' winning tho each; Vigoroeo, Eleven Belle, 100 De- each. classic Sheepshead Bay stake. mund has a wonderful flight of speed Second race, five furlongs, selling and U sure to he leading during the Bosador. Canopus II . Monde Mabel, first half mile at least. Whether ha Beed Cake. 103 each; Southern Lady, ran withstand the final rush la a quest- CaiHM. Waterwagon, Main. Blark ion which the running of the raca Eye. Black Gem, 103 each; Wheat-aloneslon ran determine. 9$. The probabilities are for brilliant Third race, five furlongs, handicap raring weather and a hard, fast track. May I N.. 109; Grace St. Clair owners, horses, 10$; Utica. 105; Mellfah, 103; Plmkln. Poliowing era the weights. Jockeys and probable odds In 102; Convent Belle. 97. the order named: Fourth race. Puget Sound handicap, James R. Keene. Peter Pan, 127. six furlongs Ruby. 107; Royal Rogue, ' ' Koerner. 2. 108; Misty Pride. Balsble, 104; Neat-neeJames. R. Keene. Pope Joan, 11$, 93; Cascade of Diamonds, 90. Nlrol. 2 Fifth race, six and a half furlongs, James R. Keene Zambesi.' 117 W. Butpurse Titus II. Herssin. Little Wll-llle Knapp. ?. WJnnlfred. 109 St. each; tercup. R. A. Rainey. Horace E, 112, Radt-ke- . David Boland, Meringue. Gregg. 3. Bunmark, Brisrthorpe. Sueie Christian, P. J. Rainer, Demund. 123, S. Mar104 each. - -- tin. 5. Sixth race. mile, eelllng Follow Ormonde Stable, Oran, 130, Miller, fi. Lone Wolf, Golden Light, Dora Thdmas Hitchcock, Conrllla, 117, Se- Me. I.. Rubtans. Carigll. Ray, 107 each; 1. Sixteen royally aro carded tonight Kew York. Aug. s pred ; d d. d la-goo- . ' s. well. 10. Thomas Hitchcock, Gqlf Ball, 11$. Horner. 10. A Belmont Don Enrique. 133 J. Jones, 40. E Rowe. C ner Georg R Ellison. Yankee Girl', 30. William 11$. A 114, Gar- Long. Altuda. 11$. Trosler. j. 30 r. May Rowe, 40. Ul Hef-ferma- n. lakeland. Kentucky Beau, Shtw. $. J. Corev. Old Honesty. 117, Peri ne. 20. 1 E. Seagram, Smith. 40. Purslane, lit, 1 PULLIAM TO RUN AGAIN- - . Pittsburg. Aug. 31- .- Henry C, Pulliam. president of the National Baae-11- ! league, who arrived in Pittsburg May. made the announcement that h would he a candidate for fhlef executive of that organisation t's neat annual meeting In Decam-he- r if he la defeated. Mr. Pqlllam eat he wi retire permanently from professional baseball. CGDEN TIIRF EXCHANGE California and D'ttct Wire fat AH St. Eastern Races. porting Event PLACE. YOUR ORDERS WITH MITCHELL BROS. Moaumenle. Aey . Copings and Don't buy from agents, as get largo commissions and have to pay them. Bee first. Yard opposite Head-ttnae- e. your-peopl- 'v cemetery. ann DEPENDED. r!3cu"UO fv-- V vuAii.uriqin mnl iwlTnenoiM Saw Si tenia nww sat IWSIL ( cfn M. COUNTRIES. UhM mm Mhl MWW4niLNMaMslMMw WSpHtNOVON. t. C. e over-anxiou- s well-know- Brltt-Nelso- New York Wins Two. New York, Aug. The local Americans kept ap their winning streak by taking both of today'a gamea from Washington. They simple batted the visitors pitchers tu a standstill in the second game, which was called on account of darkness at tbe end of the sixth inning. Scores: R. H E. First game .. Washington Batterles-Falkeabe- 810 000 010 120 13x ....0u0 New York rg Chesbro and McGuire. Second game 002 Washington New York Batteries 444 4 5 10 7 8 1 and Warner; R-104-- H. E. 6 030 4 4 S 1$ 20 Hardy, Hughe. 8ianley Orth, Berger, Kleitww and Wakefield; and Thomas. Boston, B; Philadelphia, 1. Boston, Aug. II.- - Glaze, the former Dartmouth college athletic, pitched bla beat game of the year today, Boston winning by a score of I to 1. R. H.E. Score 8 16 1 030 081 01a Boston B 3 1 Philadelphia . .000 000 010 and Batteries Glaze Carrlgan; Waddell, Cunningham and Bchreck. d Gane-Nelso- n it p OFFICE ?S1 WSH, AVE. OPEN DAY AND EVENINQE. When Writing, Address Drs. ELLIOTT & NORRIS Ogden Estes Doctor Specialist 3-- d e, . . n By Ed Clark in B. P. Call. Goldfield, Aug. 29. Tbdky's FREE. PERSONALLY ORlBY LETTER. CONSULTATION a:p' Chicago, 6; Cleveland, A Cleveland, Aug. II. Chicago Cleveland 6 to 4 today. Chicago scored four runs off Moore, singles by Dnnodue and Altrock driving In all tour. Cleveland tied tbe score 1c the eighth nn two singles, a double and triple. In the ninth Townsend relieved Moore and Chicago won out on a base on haile' Sullivan's single and Rhode's fly to left. R. H. E. Score tirely disappeared, and several times Cleveland 4 11 1 010 009 080 the rope connecting the bag with Ha noo 2iiA 801 6 8 8 socket, was severed by the force a Chicago and Batteries Moora. - Townsend his powerful blows. Nelson went through his exercises Berols; Altrock and Sullivan. as he always does, reaseleasly and Detroit, 6; St. Louie. 1. with his chaneterlerifl determination. His three-rounbout with Lundle wss Detroit. Aug. 31 Saw Thompson, a pretty exhibition and tbe Dane waa nghl fielder on the champion "Big heartily applauded at the conclusion Four league, Detroit' team of twenty Nelson' akin and fare years ago, playeu the same position of the aet-tglowed with a healthful color, anu for Detroit thifc afternoon to help out With the bases hla every appearance showed him to he crippled rlnh. Thera was full in the fourth he singled, past be in perfect condition. no change today in the betting and Jones, scoring (he first two runs of no heavy individual wagers were re- the game, and winning it right there. ported. Ten to eight, with Gana the Howell split s. finger frying to stop a liner from Mnllin'i; bat and ms) be favorite, are the prevailing odds. out for the season. ' R. H.E. NOLAN FOR WHY WORKED Score OtiO U40 Ola 5 12 0 POINTS IN DANE'S FAVOR. Detroit 1 noo oon 2 4 010 St. Loole and Schmidt Wise Sports StMl Believe That Her-ferBatteries Mullln, le Managing Joe Gana Payne; Howell, Jsnobaon end Rickey, calm after lait night's storm In the meeting of the fight club finds nothing of greater Interest than an evident satisfaction that (he last bitch In tbe battle seems plane tor the Tttckback. 103 . to have been disposed of. The talkers Wood-thorpSeventh race. mile, purse here are inclined to criticise Nolan Toeman, 110 each; Duelist. Ed. for having brought- up tbe weight Sheridan. Sheer, Salable, Funnyalde. question and contending that the Blue Eyes, Florence Foneo, 107 each; fighters should weigh in their fightCol.Bronston. 108 .. ing togs. Weather cloudy, track faat. Personally 1 think the Dane's manager in to be complimented tor stickIt ing to thia point and gaining LATONIA ENTRIES wae not a bloodlees victory either, for the membera were against Nolan, First race! five and a half furl- and the argument reached a point Huffman, Iddy where it was a toss-uongs, selling Sister whether or not The there would be any fight. Certainly Emily. Yellow Top. Dormonde. 96 each; Nolan ia not to be blamed for seeking Golden Bird. Lathorpe. Grandlte. 98. Mary Orr, 98 each; Cap- every advantage possible tor Nelson, Avendow. tain Pearson 101; McIntyre, considering the toughness of the Ericeon. 108 each: Lady Alton, Ogra, match, Gana' variegated reputation 107. Toulon. 104 each: Ampndo, and the involved management that Second race. mile, selling My Gem, the negro i working under. 108; Red Thistle, Jehhanefl Liberty, For my part I believe that Sullivan Mo.. Morendo. Plller, Fenian. The le only the Goldfield financial agent Laurel. Esterre. Miladi Love. Bernie for the black fighter. I think Sellg Cramer, Town Moor. 107 eech; Es- le here to hive a voice in thlnga. trada Palma. Prosador, Magic. 11$ and I bellev that Bob Turner's preseach. ence le not merely ' that of a specTTiIrd race, six furlongs, selling tator of the eontesL In fact, the fine Problem, Italian hand of A1 Herford crops out Sonny. Duke of Mayenco. Principle, 97 each: Toupy. 1$0; Ruby In unexpected places. If Herford Is Fight 101; Speedmsker. 108; Oaora, the man behind the scene. Goldfield Minnie Johnson. Mabel Wynn, Mayor oertalnly has no llrenee to kick upon Johnson. Ben Shaw. Presentation. Be- Nolans ahrewd efforts to gain any poslli. Sorrel Top. 108 each. sible point, in Qe Dane's favor. Fourth race, mile, handicap ManMust Leave Weapons Outside. J- Carson. Martha T. 91, Major dator. There has been some talk, half Du Alma 107 Four, each. Gorman, of a Jocular, about the ponslblllty 118. Fifth race, five and a half furlongs, rough bouse" at the ringside If the did not look straight. Even with puree Electorate, Outcry, 99 each: fight Dr. Frank, Camille, Frank Fleahner, a square contest It Is not certain that some hypocritical pact lor might not Lady Vlnnont, 1$1 each; Gromoboi, take offense at something end start 108. Sixth race, six furlongs, puree The trouble. Sheriff Bradley Is going to nay outbreak. He Is Clansman, 99c; Mcllvaln, 106; Adore, guard against 1$7 each; Lady Esther, going to have forty deputies in the Mansard. arena, bunched in squads of four, and 108. that no man Seventh race, mile and one six- he has givea instructions " W11 be admitted to a teenth. eelllng Begonia, 88; Balden, carrying until he ban relinquished hla 100; Tarp 101; Poctman. 105; Sam the gate weapon. Craig. Strand. 106 each. Tbe areas should be completed toWeather clear; track faat. Its construction baa coat morrow. much more than the contract estimate . GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP. and tha club le disgusted with tbe Der-In- g else of tbe bin. Instead of a little Chicago. Aug. 81j Mrs. C. L. of Midlothian today retained her more than 100,009 feet of lumber being title of woman's western golf champion lined, as pet specification, more than bv defeating Miss Frances Everett of 200,000 feet have been put in. There Exmoor, the champion of 1904. by one In talk now of rofflnfl the arena after the fight and retaining it as a perup Mfs. H. A. Beldler of lake Geneva manent amusement and athletic place. The local east sale was lighter towon the association cup, while the Exmoor cup went to Mrs. E. C. Belk- day. but word came from Manhattan nap of Evanston The solace cup was that $2,000 worth of pasteboard would wen by Mrs. C. W. Buckley of Exmoor. be required there and a sale la to be opened tomorrow at that place. WANT ADS YIELD BIG RESULTS. Outsiders are beginning to arrive and from today every train win carry WANT AD8 YIELD BIG RESULTS. those coming to tee the battle Sev-- 263 Twenty-filt- h Goldfield, Nev , Aug 31 In of the wrangling and object Ionsspite of managers, there seems no duubt that the fight between (lane and Nelson, scheduled for I o'clock Monday afternoon, will he pulled off on time Xe.'son's manager has apparently exhausted ever) resource in planning things to suit his man, and as nas met every demand from the (tens Nelson side, there Is no reason wh) the men should not meet In the ring, ir they do not, it la safe to aay that ilie prizefighter who places an obs'acie In the way wlH have a hard time ir. getting out of Goldfield alive. T1m men working in the mines la and about Goldfield are very much worked up over the situation and are not at all backward In saying If we don't eee n fight, someone will be hurt. The promoters of the fight, while asserting the peaceful habits and orderly conduct of the cltliens of Goldfield when things go to suit them, are not so positive ee to what wul be done If the fight should turn out to be a fliste or there should ds any suspicion of a fake. Nelson s manager, when asked by the newspaper correspondents If he would Nelson to weigh before them today, positively declined, but said that Xelaon would weigh every day on the club scales between now and tna fight provided Gans did tha as me. Gans absolutely declined this offer and said that he would not weigh in public until the day of the fight. Lest, night's and today'n train n brought into Goldfield many sporting men who have sente at the ringside. A large number of San Francisco and several eastern newspaper men also arived today. Nat Goodwin, got In on a special train tonight; Eddie Graney, who referred the n fight at Colmn laat September; Tim McGrath and Col. Martin Brady are here. Both training camps were orowded this afternoon, while the Ugntweighra trained. Gans, in particular, was In fine fettle and he worked hgrder than any day since he signed the articles. The manner In whlrh he punched the bag and skipped the rope waa a revelation. The care-wolook, which heretofore has led many to believe that hla condition was not of the beat, had en- Specialists" YEARB MENS DISEASES Salt Lake. Aug XI The two final races In the championship UuMrle eerie heii-eFrank Kramer ..f Newark. N J. su.1 Iver Sj,, were wan tan'ght hv Kramer and he today. Bee Work. Gn will w rvHVive George liter the Inner end .J the Tbe flit rare tonight, purae George Siler saw Gans d fifty mina mile even, wae ery utes of work today and liked hi looks Time. 2:1S. Kramer When the Baltimorean ' ripped he did race ;u the three-mil- e 1 twro 2 He he taken nor show a rib. The rump believes by lengths in out three uf four race that he will have no trouble making on I heard 'he weight, witn bin ' tonight that Gana and In friends sent GRAND CIRCUIT RACES out a bunch of telepraui over the country for their folios era to get a bet Read V tile Mass. Aug down on the black. of tbe tw week's grand circuit Even with a few hutidivd thousand now that meeting at the New England Breeder stake 1 would not they would let the we'ghr forfeit go track today saw two more wurlde reccinch In ords established bj Ecstatic, wbu In order to have Joe figure is Herrerrn paced the second heat In the final fighting orerweight free for all in 2.01 fiasco. and the third In 2 U2 8 4. The first la the fastest, by a second, ever nude by a pacing mare AMERICAN LEAGUE In a race, while the combined time of o rh 3 1906. m fo jj-,- IT SEITLMBEI! MdKXIMl, - the two heat averaged faster than an,v prevtoua time by a pacing mare In commares petition. The former record In compel ttiun was made by The Broncho at Cleveland this year. fr Br-tat- lc ers. A Is owned by J. P. Holder of Yonk- Results: class, pacing, purse $MQ, divided 1310 each heat. Ectatlr won the second and third heats in 8:01 1:02 Angus Pointer won the first hast In 8:081-4- . Istcanda. Maud Keswick and Jobs M aktn surfed. 2:07 das, trotting, purse $9$o. divided. $320 each heal Anglola won three straight, I: OH 2:0912. 2:U8 Turley. Norman and Helen Norte also started. 8:11 claes, pacing, purse I960, divided, 8320 each heat-Arg- ol Boy won 2:08 three straight beat In 2:06 and 2:071-4- . Daphne Direct, Ijaurletta, Moors, Btllleto. The Judge, Legeteer and Mercy Mo also started. Readville, Maas., Aug. il. The preparations for the Inter-citmatinee meeting for amateur driving dubs of New York, Cleveland, Pittsburg, Syracuse. Chicago, Denver end Boston, which will be held on Monday and Tuesday of next week kt the Readville track are practically completed. The entries are large and Inrlude some ef the fastest gentlemen's driving horses in the country. There will he twelve races, six eech day, and a fine array of cups and other trophies awaits the winners. N. Y. Free-for-a- 8-- 4 y of the Head, Throat, Nose, Eye or Ear. AU Disease of the Lungs, Branohlnl Tabes mid ChasL Diseases of tsa Etamaeh, Liver, Kidneys and Bladder. Heart DUease, Rheumatism, Asthma. Nervous Troubles. Bt. Vitus Dues, Piles, Fistula and all Racial Troubles, Tap Worm. Blood Poisoning from any cause. Diseases peculiar to Women. ANY PRIVATE DHMGA8E OF MEN quickly cuted to auy cured. Remember the examination and advice la FREE. Coma at oacai. Tomorrow may ba too lata. Call or writ. DR. Wanted 50000 more men to imoke Wcslers Best First race, four and a half furlongs, Wmpn agoutis selling Mender won; second; Lugano third. Time, ieV Beoond rare, six and a half furlongs, won; Traps hooter second; Ylgoroao third. Time, 1:111$. Third race, five furlongs, . welling Black Eyes won; G erolette second; Bprlntrees third. Time, 1:01 li. Fourth race, two miles, eelllng Iras Invoice won; Expedient second; third. Time, 8:301J. fifth race, mile, selling Merry Go Round won; Lady Travers second; Legal Form third Time, 1:41. Sixth race, mile, selling Maxeite won: Fallow Me second: Pickaway third. Time, 1:41. , I h Keren race, mile, eelllng -- Jackfnl won; Anvil second; Mies May third. Time, 1:404. CIGARS ce Strictly Union Made By special request we make MWesler'a Beit" at 375 Twenty-thir- d Street, Ogden, Utah LATONIA RESULTS 3 September 26th, 21st and 22d 4- Second raca. six furlongs Esterre won, Igdy Ethel second, IK. Keith third. Time, 1:16. took SI. Louis. Aug. 31 Third rare, six furlunga Toupee the final game of the aeries from 8t. won, Axora sernnd, Banton third. Time, Iioula in a slugging match. 7 to 6, and 1:141-6- . made a clean sweep of the series. Fourth raca. handicap, aleepiechsse. R H- E. abort course -- Buhl Score dor won. Wool Dea001 012 000 6 15 2 St. Louie ler second, Frank Me third. Time, 0 920 7 000 18 203 Pittsburg 3:69. Batteries Rhode. Higgins and Mari Fifth race, five and a half furlongs hall; Manske. Willis and Pelts, Friendship won, Warner Griswold second, Elect orine third. Time. 1:09 ; Cincinnati, 1. Chicago, Sixth race, six furlongs Intense -Mum third. Chicago. Aug. 81 Chicago won Its won. Capltano second, thirteenth straight virtnry today, start- Time, 1:16. -Seventh rice, one mile Docile won. ing after Welmer Is the opening inMoccasin ning and hitting him hard throughout The Englishman second. the game. It was the annual acbnol Maid third. Time. 1:414-6- . childrens day. about 16.000 of them FIRE IN BAN FRANCISCO. being admitted free. R- - H. E. Score 6 11 1 Ban Francisco. Aug. 81. Fir broke 021 211 10a Chicago Cincinnati . . . .001 0o 000 1 6 1 out early this morning at. tbe Fulton and Overall Kllng; Iron work. The fire department hurBatteries riedly responded to the alarm, but owWelmer and Livingston. ing to the distance to be covered to reach the works, the flames gained Philadelphia. 4: New York, 2. York grant headway, and for a time the Philadelphia. Aug. 31 at over 12,000.00$, were lout to Philadelphia today through In- worke. valued threatened with destruction. ability to hit Rirb1e delivery. The fire, which started In the founR. H.E. Scor- edry, an isolated building, was discoverNew York .... 100 non lOri ed at an early stage by tbe watchman. Philadelphia . .ooi ion 02a 4 8 1 It. was eventually confined to that porBsttesles Amro and Smith; Ritchie tion of the plant, although the pattern and Donovan. works wae badly damaged. The foundry was completely destroyed before Brooklyn. 6; Beaten, 6. the fire was brought under control. sensational Brooklyn. Aug. The loss will amount to over batting rally oy the Boston team tied tonin'h of Inning the score In the day's game, but Brooklyn won K-out. Don't think that piles can't be cured. H. E. Score Thousands of obstinate cases have ooo mil 004 5 $ il 60 Boston been cured by Doan's Ointment. 121 "f,ft 101 $ 11 S cent at store. Brooklyn any drug . Domer and Young Batteries ONeil; Pastorlus, Eawn and Ritter. WIDOW OF DR. HAYNES DEAD. Following tho Riiggertion of President Nye, the following hiiginpM men offer special premiums. Any others wishing to offer premiums should nee the Presidentyor Sec-rHnry and have them included in this Hut: Special Premiums - -New 361 M--- $30,-00- - AMERICAN ASSOCIATION At Kansas Cfty-KsSt. Paul 4. At Indianapolis nesa City . 1; Fair inter-Mounta- in Cincinnati. O.. Aug., 81 Tgtonla results: FlraL race., five furlongs Deckle w $L Louis, 5. Sioux City, 7; Omaha. A Sioux City. Aug. 31 Sioux Cly won from Omaha by hunching hits in two men were after the eighth Inning, out. Both pitchers wre hit bard. E- - H.E. Boors bloux City ....300 ooo 04x 7 13 6 4 13 1 0ft 100 000 Omaha Batteries Corbet t and Hess; Sam den and Bender. - How-dis- Time, 1:01 WESTERN LEAGUE ESTES, SPECIALIST Office bourn, 10 a. m. to $ p. m. 8481 Washington. Are. (Boyle Block). Ogden, Utah. Entrance Room 18. Ramemborwha number. RACES AT SEATTLE el)lng--Glenri- Partial List of Diseases Cared Catarrh, Dealers, Ringing in the Bare, Disease ll 8-- Free any-iam- won, Wieilen second, Hon Ylvant third. NATIONAL LEAGU: Pittsburg. 7; .. Cures when ethera fait. Modern methods. consultation for any Chronle Disease ef r nature. Evsry eat guaranteed. New York. Aug. 31. A special to the Times from Boston says: Mrs. Ceseandria Artell. widow of Dr. John H. Haynes, died yesterday. Her husband was consul of the United BUtes and field director of the Babylonian expedition of the Univerthe sity of Pennsylvania, and she wae first woman from the Orient to vialt she went in Nippur. Assyria, where company with her husband upon an exploring expedition. d Mra- - Haynes lived with her for 40 years In Nippur, surrounded hy Bedouin. For some Vm he was a lecturer hue-ban- MANY EARTHQUAKES. J. C. Ny offers 125.0$ .cash for the greatest variety aad beat qndllty Money divided, Brat $16.00, Secof farm product a railed by the exhibitor. ond fio.oo. F. J. Henderebot offers $6.0$ for dm beet specimen eficlay-modeUngfb- y amateur. J. B. Lewis A Co. offers $2$.00 lu merchandise for tbe best general and quality of fruit, to consist of not less than five varieties one- Sox of each quality; fruit to be grown by the exhibitor. Fred M. Ny Co. offers $16.00 on poultry. $6.0$ In tnwbandlito for the beet pen of white birds; $6 0$ In merchandise for the beet pen o( parti colored birds; $6.0$ cash for the highest scoring made of at tr bnm4 . or rudely. Blackman A Griffin Co. offer $15.00 cash for best, dslryt cows-own- ed first $15.00. by patrons of the cnnsolldated freemerles. Money divided, Test: Largest smosnt of butter fat; cow. to b milked seennd $10.00. file-pla- y - on ground. D. Ragan will purchase melons. $6.00 for the five krgaet watermelons exhibited by one person; $5.00 for two dox. cantaloupes beet satisfy by rate person. Melons must be grown by exhibitors. A. L Brewer offers $80.00 for best display of tomatoea tralaed by exhibitors, who must he enutraoton with one of the following canning factories. Money divided as follows: Plain City, $6.00; North Ogden, fSQU; Rtverdsle, $5.(M); Uintah, $6 00; Willard, $6.00; Hooper, $6.$0. Fred Mass will give picture or vase valued at $5.0$ for tfambeet Specimen of hand painted china. nd het ' exhibit A. M. Vander Vile offers $10.00 cash for the largest ed cattle. of Short-HorA. M. Vander Vlles offers $10.00 for the largest and best exhibit of n swine. Wo. Glamann offers five years subscription to the Ogden Evening Standard. For the beat loaf home-madbread, one year subscription. For For the best variety aad disthe best, layer cake, one year aubacrlptlon. For the beet spec knee Jellies, one year subscription. play of home-mad- e by tady ever 70 years old. one year subscription. For Slain best hsnd msde. shirt, nnlaundered, one year subscription. Bread and cakes to be exhibited second day at 10 a m. The Ogden Packing and Prevision Co. will buy fat hogs. For 4be best pen, not exceeding five bead, weighing from 175 to 260 lbs. each, will pay 8c per lb. live weight For second best pen. same conditions, will pay one-hacent, per pound shove market price. For all eempetiag hogs, fame cent above tha market price. conditions as above offer, will psy Richard son A Grant, the crockery people, will give I6A0 In. merchandise (or the best exhibit of sugar beets. Richardson A Grant, the crockery people, will give $6.00 In monks . dine for the beet display of tomatoes lot less than one bushel. A. E. Weatherby offers $10.00 cash prise on veal calve. For Xwo beet and fattest veal calve not over six week old $6.$0 each, and will buy all entered In competition t market price. Edgar Jones Co. will buy fruit. Will pay $$.$0 for tbe beat . bushel ef apples and $5.$$ for the beet bushel of peachee. Entries must he made for all special premiums, (he same an for J premiums offered by the association Boyle Furniture Co. will giro appropriate picture, value 619.00, for beat general exhibit, made by dry public schools. valus Ogden Font Rare and Carpet Co. will give appropriate $10.00, for best general exhibit mads hy county public schools. e hand-tewin- g lf one-fourt- h , - ph-tur- g, e Berha, Aug. 31. The weekly Columbus 0. report of the GeophysicalrtiowInAt Toledo Toledo 14; Louisville 7. stitute of Geottlngen University At Milwaukee Milwaukee 9; Mim that there were eight earthquake last week and twenty the previous week. WANT ADS YIELD BIG RESULTS WANT ADS YIELD BIG RESULTS net polls 5. These figures are the highest ever re- - WANT ADS YIELD BIG RESULTS. WANT ADS YIELD BIG RESULTS. WANT ADS YIELD BIG RE8ULT& WANT ADS YIELD BIG REBULTS. WANT ADS YIELD BIG RESULTS. Indianapolis 3; earth-quak- |