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Show El; FORGED CHECK HUB CLOTHING HOUSE INVITED TO FURNISH GOOD MONEV FOR IT. ' Greatest Aid to Cookery E. Bohmaa, a direlict, who was pick' ed up from ths it recta several days ago and ban since been a public charge at the county Jail, has been removed to the poor farm. E. K. Romberg of Pittsburg spent aon Edward Frorer, the yeuterday 1b tlio city. of Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Frorer, of Huntsof pneumonia. ville, died J. X Buehler la up from Zloa on bust- - The funeralyesterday will lie held from the lML family residence at 3 o'clock p. i Thursday. D. X Chisholm Is In the city from Evanston, Wyoming. J. B. Dyer and wire and E. T. Dyer, are visiting with H. T. Dyer, general W. Walker, a prominent resident of superintendent of the sugar factory, fflisran, Arts., la la tho dty on busl-leaV. P. Wells and Georgs Arhuckle of Balt Lake are staying at tbn Healy. Robert R. Brusra and V. P. Wells of Emit halts City aro la Ogdea on bust-- a Attorney C. I. Tuttle of Balt Lake, In visiting Ogden. see. a. Campbell of the office force at who Uks Bide oa the I. sc In cut-of- f, been la the city eeversl daye on a tlatt with friends leaven today for the Hi tut off. SERIOUS RAIUOAD WASHOUT A very serious washout on tho Union Pacific line occurred near Castle Hock, near the head of Echo canyon yesterday afternoon, ns the result, of n cloud burst, and It will be necessary for perhaps twenty-fou- r hours to send over the Oregon Bhort. trains all Mrs. A. A. Fraser. Mrs. P. Bradford, via Granger, Wyoming end McCain on, Mrs. J. 0. Watts and children and Mr. Idalia and Mrs. V. (1 Rockwell make up the No. 4, which started east at 7:20 last members of a party of Boise, Ida., peo- evening got only as far as Uintah, who over but the (a ple stopped city when word was received concerning wetting ftir a short time while earoute the flood, and the train turned Imck saatward. It started north over the Oregon Short Line at 8:40. No. 3 will come via Adrian Borrebarh, a deaf young today and will be several man. wants work hi order to make hours lata, an .honest Bring; ran do most any Ths damage Is of aurh n serious nakind of ordinary work, and asks for ture that although wrecking crews a chance to prove his willingness. Can have been sent from the s rarest points take cam of horsra, wash buggy and and nil available men In the vicinity make himself generally useful. Ad are bring used. It may be twenty or dress A. B, ears Standard office. twenty-fou- r hours before the linn to repaired. A a abstract of Judgement from the Municipal court of Ogden hue been fil- OALLACHCRR TRUNK FACTORY. ed In the Second Judicial Id strict Court by E. A. Olson, plalntirf. vs. A. C. Smith for the recovery of $27.65 and Manufacturers of T rungs sad Ban coats to tbn amount of 93.90. Leather Goods Repairing at reasonable prices, oa short sot lea. Call aad A petition for. distribution in the see ns and wo caa savs yon IB par matter of the estate of James W. Fro Mat DAVID I. GALLACHER. 82S tBth wtrosL tin. deceased, by Mary Ann Kerris, widow, have been filed In the Second Judicial District Court. The value of tba estate le placed at 17,000 and the petltloa prays that H be distributed, one half to each of her five children. TLEEGM NOTES F. B. Harrison, a participant In the Vienna. Augnst 17. Hundreds of brawl In the Elite saloon night before laet was arrested lasts evening and houses been deetroyed . by fire the will be arraigned on n charge of dis- In various villages during week, in which from IB to 20 perturbing the peore. It to said that past when Combe was arrested night be- sons have bnrned to death. fore last ha was creating the principal Ellsworth, Me., August 17. A son disturbance and Harrison wan overlooked. Coml to said to have been was born to Mr. and Mra Payne Whtt-neMother and child are said to be struck by Harrison, one y. NOTICE ! The date of the expected outing of the Knights of (foliimhus at the Hermitage, which was to be Thuraday. doing welL Valejo, Cal.. August 17. The Third District Republican Congressional ran 1L ventlm has nominated Joseph Knowland of Alameda for Congressman. For New Yorkers of health, spirit and activity them to nothing like the rainy day walk. It should be taken on n cool summer or autumn day when there to something more than a drlule and less than downpour. The things needed aro suitable dress for walking, and a proper change of clothing when tbe walk Is self-create-d a neml-offlctnt- lv IS DEFEATED REED HOTEL 4O0,-Ou- O - .... 5-- S-- (Continued from Page 1.) He of wreckage but that her guns apparently suffered no damage. Rome. August 17. Several deserters from the Russian navy have arrived here. Gibraltar. August 17. Cleveland, Aug. 17. Cleveland won out la the eighth and ninth, scoring two runs In the ninth on Clarke's FOR THE LAST DAYS OF CLAYTON MUSIC COS GREAT SACRIFICE error, Buelow's single and Bay's sinSALE GOOD PIANOS AT and on Flick httn and Lannoc, gle, by LESS THAN FACTORY vJ R. H. E. Rhoden. Score: - ' PRICES. 1 12 3 In .. three: Cleveland two 2: 14 trot, mile beau, 7 3 won first and third heats 1A sshingtoa . gvett Marie 2:11 Rhodes and Bueknr; Hughes and The second heat Time. 2:08; was a dead heat between Sweet Marie Klttredge. Katherine and Aristo. time. 2:08 RaBOSTON, 8; CHICAGO, 0. A., Alexander, Lady Patcbrto, The started. also Gage Mary jah. 17. Tapnehlll Chicago, August 2:13 trot, purse $1,200, dash, mile the of his career NO SACRIFICING OF PROFITS. NO 3:27 won In game pitched greatest K., an Singte eighth: and SLAUGHTERING OF PRICES Norman B., second; Lady Gail today. He shut tha locals out without HAS EVER EQUALED Hamilton third. Anna Little, Morn, a hit and but for hitting a batsman v THIS SALE. giving one pass not one of them Olive, Blackthorn and Billie Foster and would have reached first. yhe Boy also started. on both sides was of the high2:10 pace, purse $800, mile dash: Brown est order, one excusable fumble alone Belle Star won In 2:08 0. the is Heels second; Darius third, adle Bar- marring perfect play. Attendance, on, Olive Wood. Katy H., Dandy C.. Score: R. H. E. Miss Ophelia Red Bird. Ben F, and Chicago .... aaaa aaaaaaa a a a .0 0 1 also started. 5 10 u COME AND GET A PIANO WHILS 3:25 pace for three year olds, purse Boston Walsh, Altrock and Sullivan; J. 32,000, mile heats: Doras H. won both YOU CAN SAVE $125 TO $200. 4. Tannehlll and Farrell. 3:13 Time. 2:11 AND GIVE THE LITTLE heats Buc kler, Teddy Weaver, Bolass, Simon ONES A START IN CINCINNATI, 8; BROOKLYN, & Kenton and Queen of Forthurnt alio MUSIC. started. Brooklyn, Aug. 17. Cincinnati de3:22 class trotting, purse $600, mile OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL S:lo. feated Brooklyn mainly through er- Reed and aa eighth dash: Lou Vain won In ratic Hotel Block. 41t Twenty-fift- h on the home the two of fielding second. part Only 2:29. Hldrastine Street. team in the seventh. starters. Score: R. H. E. Thte to no ordinary clearance sale of Cincinnati la aa i.iaa.aa I8 96 5 second-hanKEEPING UP GOOD WORK. refused odds end ends or ..... 5 Brooklyn new piano. nearly W'alker and Garvin Schlel; Jones, London, But a sale of fifty fine new piano August 17. Maher, tho American Jockey, continued hia re- and Bergen. direct from the factory at factory prices and less. You can alwaye buy thert markably performances today, again 8T. LOUIS, 3; NEW YORK, L riding four winners and one second nearly new, aecond-hanout of seven races. BL Louis August 17. Glade struck cheap boxes at your own price. But wliat you are Interested In Is ths ' out ten at Griffiths men. The game PORTLALND, was marked by perfect fielding. At- purchase of a good reliable, standard made piano that will give you satisfactendance, 2,800. and wear as a good Portland, Ore., Aug. 17. The reScore R. H. E. tion musically and piano should, you would like sults at Irvington St. Louis 8 0 eSSS9MMMMSMSiS First race, live furlongs Judge Nap-to- New York 1 10 0 doubtless, to buy this kind of a piano at a Mg saving from the prices at won; Master second; Rose ImI Glade and Kahoe; Powell and Klel-nowhich they must be sold at regularly. third. Time, 1:02 This sale is your opportunity, it s Second race, six xnd a half furlongs the one chance to buy a good piano, Frank Pearce won; Pat Morrissey 3. PHILADELPHIA, I; DETROIT, honest gnode organ ar piano-playsecond; Crosby third. Time, 1:21. a very remarkable saving. This Is furlonge Agnes Third race, live 17. Detroit's last at Detroit, August Agnes Mack won; Ball Reed second; home game was celled because of dark- true because we are closing out new Almoner third. Time, 1:02 ness after 12 Innings The fielding In pianos here at wholesale factory Fourth race, seven furlongs, Mult- the last Innings waa sensational and prices pianos you know are guod, nomah handicap El Plloto won; Non-l- e safe kite were ram Attendance, 3.000. Kimball. Steinway and many mure. . pianos, organa and piano-plasecond; Misty's Pride third, lime Score R.H.B. eraTheee are going quickly now. More than 1:26 34. 13 2 Philadelphia half the stock has been sold and ths Fifth race,. six furlongs Bummer Detroit .,,, . .3 0 balance will go like the proverbial hot won; Cerro Santa second; Instructor Plank and Powers; Mullln and cakes. At the prlcee we third. Time, 1:13 are making. If money saving to an obBIxth race, mile and 70 yards Col. should make basts and select ject yon Van won; Mountebank second; Chick; CHCAOO. 3. BOSTON, your piano or organ now. , adee third. Time, 1:47. New worth $250 to $300. to Boston, August 17. Boston won the close atpianos, to $187. SARATOGA. 'Z. first game and got Into second place. Terms $147 cash or payment $6 to $3 Tinker's absence was disastrous to the visitors In the first game; Attendance, monthly. Saratoga, Aug. 17. Summary: New $325, $350 end $375 planus, First race, six furlongs Commander standard makes, to close at $190, $217 Jessup won; To can second; Shotgun game: to $237. third. Time, 1:13 Scor- eR. H. E. Terms cash or payments $8 to io full Boston stisiissiiiiMMMiisaC Second race, steeplechase, 8 1 secmonthly. course Malden won; Caplivater 3 11 4 Chicago eeeeaaee tee A number of Cabinet. Grands ond; Tred third, lime,a- 5:00 Plttlnger and Moran; Browns and upright pianos elegant left, worth 1400, $425 Third race, five and half furlongs O'Neill. and $450, to close at $225, $263 to E!95. secEschurheon won; Workman Second guns; Terms cash or payments $8 to $10 ond; Uncle Charley third. Time, 1:09. CHICAGO, 8; BOSTON, 1 monthly. Fourth race, six furlongs, the SenIf yon want a Blelnway, Kimball or eca Divination won; Good Cheer secScore moat any of the high-clamakes sow ond; Liberia third. Time, 1:13 Chicago., ... to the time to make your selection and Fifth race.mll Caughnawaga won; Bmton 7 2 save $100 to $250, for we are offerisg Welmer and O'Neill; Fisher, Moran Grey Friar second ; Toboggan third. them right down at factory coat, essh Time. 1:38 BIxth race, five and a half furlongs ST. LOUIS. 9; PHILADELPHIA, T. or easy payment No difference. Only a small rate of Interest on deferred Areonaut won; Gold Fleur second; payments Golden Sunrise third. Time, 108 17. looked It Philadelphia, August Elegant fine uprights, new pianoi, like a victory for the locals today un$600 and up, to Hose at ST. LOUIS. til the ninth when 8L Louis Jilt worthto$500 toand $285 $337 up for the more elaboSparks safely five times, scoring six rates cases St Louis, Ang. 17. Fair Grounds runs and winning the game. Terms cash or payments $10 monthScore R. H. E. summary: . . . .9 13 4 ly and up.at First rare, five and a half furlongs St. Louis your own price and terms Organs 7 12 2 Hemal n won; Brad Martin second; Philadelphia Come and get one. Monogram third. Time, 1:09. Taylor, Mcarland and Grady; Sparks Second race, six furlongs, purse and Dooin. CLAYTON MU8IC CO. Triple Silver won; Felix M6zxea sea to D. O. Calder Sons.) (Successors 1:15. NEW third. Muscover 9; Time, YORK, ond; PITTSBURG, 6. The largest and oldest music conThird race, live furlongs, purse A. New York, August 17. New York cern in Utah. Muskeday won; Princess Orns second; D. G. Calder, General Agent hunched hits In three Innings and deErla Lee third. Time, 1:03. 419 25th SL Fourth race, mile and an eighth, feated Pittsburg. Wagner waa put Reed Hotel Block, Ogden, handicap Bax DOr won; Jack Young of the game for disputing the umpire. R. H. E. Scor- esecond; Just Bo third. Time, 1:53. 13 3 Fifth race, six furlongs, purse Ed. Pittsburg .,..6 9 11 8 Ball won; Aggie Lewis second; Ben New York Case and Carisrh; Matthew'son. Lear third. Time, 1:14 34. Sixth race, me mile Blissful won; Warner and Bowerman. third. Bncclenth second; Trapsetter eastward. Ixradon. August 17. British shipping circles are disturbed owing to the continued slopping of British steamers by Russian cruisers. The rase of the Scotian is considered to be quite unwarranted as she waa onljVn the coal trade between New and Corsica and carried no contraband. Great satisfaction is felt that Foreign Minister Ijtndsdowne's protest to Russia covers all points of tbe controversy. According to tbe Gibraltar correspondent of tbe Dally Mall the rrnlser met by tbe Orient line steamer Groya. east of Cape St. Vincent, waa formerly the North German Lloyd steamer Fuerest Bism&rk. This correspondent asserts that the cruiser chased --the Oroya for some distance. ne Washington, August 17. Secretary of Commene and I.alior. Metcalfe, left tonight for his home In California to attend to some private business .2 Attend Sale Today 2. oppomii 10.-50- ms 1-- 1-- 4; i, .. d, n , 1--4. er 1-- .......,..,,.8 Bo-vlll- cut-in-h- 'X 2-- 3-- ss 3-- 5. ,,...,,....,..,4 4-- 1-- ,. Time, 1:41 OUR MEATS E 1-- Sqnint Causes Wrinkles BASE BALL PACIFIC LEAGUE MUST PAY. Cincinnati, Ohio, Aug. 17. The tional baseball commission held today that the Pacific Coast League ehould pay to the New York American league club $51)0 advance money paid to Player Newton In 1903. The New York American club awarded Newton to the Brooklyn National League club, but the player refused to aign with the Brooklyn club end jumped to the Pacific Coast league. Ns-- 1 ' ' GIVE A pereon gets old before thslr time by squinting In the sun or wind. Glasses, if properly satisfaction because it to from stock, properly fat, healthy slaughkilled at our ter lynire, aadJasmediately hung In our large refrigerator, where it to thoroughly chilled before delivery to the market, thus enreabling us to serve you with frigerated meat at all times fitted ,wftt entirely obviate this and in most caeca Improve ones appears net. I make a speciality of fitting the kind that leek the beet and will be meat beneficial. J. T. RUSHMER, A. The Expert Optician. 1,3412 Washington Ave. "'tel SPOKANE, 4; SALT LAKE, 0. Sslt Lake City, Aug. IT. Spokane first game of tha series tort a v. It waa a clean. That contest, and although the locale were shut out the playing was by no means onesided. Attendance 300. R. H. E. Score: 4 4 lj Spoksne 0 6 1 talt Lake Hogg and Stanley; Toxer and Han- -' sen. I WEATHERBY Wholesale and Retail Butcher. OGDEN. Wash. Avs. 245$ won the ,, 5. SEATTLE, 7; OAKLAND, The Orient line steamer Oroya reporta that on the evening of August 16th, when sixty miles east of Cape St. Vincent, she met s Russian cruiser which steamed around her and then departed to the Castie-On-Ty- 2. 1-- 4. Arrested Near Ogden Canyon White Leaving the City With Livery Rig. dnue. John Derrijon, alias Frank Dalton, Light flannel undergarments, outer of moderate wrigbt, nothing attempted to pasa a $15 forged check garmimts at the Hub yesterday afternoon and starched, and well seasoned. comfor-tabl- e shoes are suited to ruth sa exwac pursued aad arrested a few hours later aear the mouth of Ogdea canpedition, whether the pedestrian be man or women. Thera Is no better obyon. while weeping with hie partner, U F. Markaller. jective point than n hospitable house Somehow Derrijon. sight before tost, In the northern suburbs, where a sheet succeeded In stealing three bathtub, an open firs and suitable Mr. Murphy, from the check book of liquid refreshments awaiL tae travelBaioon. lers. proprietor of the Silver Club on the Mr. Murpbye signature wee From the lower end of Central Park checks, end Derrijon filled them out, to tha upper pans of Tbe Bronx to from ten to twelve miles, with the using the name, "Frank Dalton." Morris Hsrdmenn. proprietor of tbe possibility that the route may be lengHub, discovered the nature of the thened by devious ways Buck n route check and Immediately Informed tbe ehould give the pedestrian n brisk hours. polios department. In leas than an walk of 4 to 4 hour tbe forger waa met coming In a Tbe opening of the wslk through Wiland Brown officers Central Park to delightful, because the livery rig by r son. It to not yet clear that Park oa a rainy day has a peculiar with tbe forgery, charm of Ita own that few persons has any connection develheld for further , but he Is being know. Vehicles are then few and pedestriopments. ans even fewer. Perhaps tbe only per-sothat the rainy day walkers In the Park will encounter are those whom SOLD LIQUOR 10 MINORS business drives out of doors, and a few who know the delight and wholesomeBaleen Keeper Arrested for Dispensness of occasional exposure to tha deto Fluid Boysi ths' ing ments. Thera are a lew hundred John Kombua, a Hungarian saloon among New Yorks miUhins who have how good It Is to be wet to beeper, whose place of business is on discovered the skin by tbe rain of heaven. Twenty-fourt- h Wall street between As n mater of fact the rainy day streets was arrested and Twenty-fift- h last evening upon complaint of a walker in good health is hardly conscious of being wet to the skin, if. Incl I lien, for selling liquor to minors and deposited 50 as surety for hte ap- deed, that becomes hla literal condition, for the warmth generated by the pearance for trial. body In motion expels tbe moisture of Upon complaint of tbe cltlxen, Offthe rain and substitutes for It a tempicers Wllson.Herrick and Eggleston en ered perspiration. This Is especially trged tha saloon at f oclock prepared clothing to wollen to catch the offender in the scL An the esse if thke and eultably light they entered by tbe rear door, the throughout The whole body to in a pleasant, hoys, eight In number, attempted to moist glow, end the thing to like recipe by the front door, but two were apprehended along with the peripatetic Turkish bath, and perhapi aa wholesome, provided there to np proprietor of the place. The names of tha minora raptured are Geo. Thomp- pause that gives the cool atr a chance Three other to reduce the leutperalure of the walk-erson and James Pierce. names have been secured of the Moving briskly In this youths Is the saloon: Frank Pierce, Lee lie Downs end 8rara. With atmospheric Jacket, and talking freethe such an array of wltnmuies. Including ly with agreeable companions, the offleem, the chances of John pedestrians reel off the rainy miles Korn bus for acquittal seem to be unconscious of fatigue and cheered scene. It to poa by an very meager. sible to make n Urge part of such a Journey either on park laud or through RECORDS WERE BROKEN. fields and byways that are essentially rural. re17. The world's Chicago, Aug. If tha pedestrians choose the Aquecord for army target shooting was, acduct walk they ran reach the heart of cording to army officials, twli-- broken Van Cnrtlanrft Park In less than three by members of the team which will and a half hours and can go east, west leave Fort Sheridan to take part la the or north most of the time through competition at Fort Riley, Kan., Aug. fields or woodlands, amid tho delicious 22. Tbe high ncorra made by Sergt. wet swishing nothing sounds of Lunsford, Second Infantry. 841, and brandies, dripping leaves, fullthroated Rico L. Porto regiGraham, Capt. F. brooks and soughing damp winds ment, 844. There is time enough meanwhile to note the conduct ot bird and beast in Dr. J. H. Epperson, who for some the conduct furiously different time pail has been occupied largely by from rain, that of sunshiny days, and to his business Interests outalda, will observe the behavior or the foliage unhereafter be found la bln dental offices der tbe influence of the storm. In bet from ten to ene and three to six. the rainy day walk Is an Introduction to nature in one of hog intimate but WANT A CONSTITUTION. familiar moods and an experience that the man or woman who has not tried London, Aug. 17. It to rumored here It before will never forget. that at n secret session of Ter rodsis Tho Jiidlrious host or hostess who held Inst night at Geneva a manifesto awaits the rainy day pedestrian will waa drawn np to be sent to the emhave the hearth Are going, the kettle peror of Russia demanding the estab- on the hob and the bathrooms duly lishment of n oonstltutlon If future prepared. The walk should end, perNihilist outrages are to he avoided. haps. an hour before the evening meal, so that the Inner end outer man and HEADED FOR VLADIVOSTOK. woman may he refreshed with Are, drink and tepid water, and the pedesTxmdnn, Ang. 18. According to n die trians be reclothed In throughout patch to tha Central News from St. fresh, warm garments. Perhaps a flf peterefotrg It has been teen minute nap will add to their comannounced that the cruiser Novlk of fort. the Fort Arthur squadron was sighted 1 he hostess should lay in no scant off Cape Alannmomkl on the southeast of food for the evening meal, rnaat of Japan by tha American steam- supply lor such a walk whets the appetite er Overton. The Novlk wan apparentamazingly. Finally, the guests should ly making for Vladivostok. eome prepared to spend the night In the suburbs, for the return Journey THRILIJNG TENNIS MATCHES. in the dark by steam car or trolley Is after the fatigues of aurh Newport, R. 1., August 17. In the depressing a day. and It doubles the hygienic second day's tennis thirty-fiv- e of the expedition for the pedesmutches were disposed of. twelve of value trians to go to bed early with the them tiring won by default. of the glowing hearth and the In the morning's play the contest, memory outside atmosphere in mind, and rainy was and Clothier Allen between the to not to brick and mortar, but much attiWTtnn. to wake, only one attracting fresh the green charm of the rethe former winning 84: 61; 64. mote suburbs. rural In the afternoon the matches in Properly performed, such an expediwhich Ward and Mrlght played were tion to a week's holiday, and if the tnnst thrilling. Both took three It come worth at the week end, so that there In easy straight seta remains a whole Sunday and two suburban peace, It to worth Brussel a Angnst 17. It Is reported nightsmore. here that a rebellion has broken out even In Mongnlla river district of the Congo 110 tote and that troops have been SUV AND JAP ACHE there. to August 18th. has been changed 8L Louts. Aug. 17. Ths Y. M. C. A Tuesday. August 23rd. of which all basket ball championship of tbe United members of the order will please take States and Canada was won M'HEAT ON CHICAGO BASIS. today for notice. the Chicago Central Y. M. C. A. In dethe team from Sioux City. Iowa, Portland, Ore., August 17. The CHEAP RATES TO DENVER, COLO. feating finals la the by a score of 35 to 29. Oregonian will say tomorrow: The BPC3. AND PUEBLO. extraordinary advance In the speculative grain markets yesterday have TITLE-HOLDE- R $18.00 round trip from Ogden Augiven a new aspect to the wheat situgust 20th and 21st via Union Pad Be ation In the Northwest. The market 30 B Tickets good Ry. days with days Instead of being on an export here. each transit limit la direction. basts. The price offered for wheat for shipment Easts precludes any possibility of buying for European account First Round cf Western Golf Cham- based on Liverpool quotations aad tha pionship a Surprise. prevailing freight rates. Club wheat would be worth about 76 rents her. Highland Park. 111. Aug. 17. The Buyers however, have paid as high Tbn following are tbe arrivals at the first round of maich play in the west as 78 rents, and probably more for Reed hotel for the last twenty-fou- r era golf championships today was this grade for shipment to the Easts. marked by a surprise, the defeat of the Of the 2.000.000 bushels of wheat that hours: O. S. Dyer and wife, San Fraud sco; title holder. M'slter K. Egan by 8. (. have changed hands since the season L R. Burnes. Chicago; A. H. ('linger, Bpitzer, a player from the River Forest opened. It is estimated that from New York; A. J. Winden. Rock River; Golf club. Spitxer was pressed hard by to dOO.OOO bushels are for the The East. Wyoming; Thus. ' K. Lee and wife. New the champion but won by York City; Jas. McDonald, Denver; card: out 4 S 3 4 3 8 4 5 539 INJUNCTION DISREGARDED. V. F. Kirkpatrick, St.- Jiweph, Mo.; Spltzer In B 1 4 1 1 4 4 4 B 39 A. Colbert and wife. Salt Lake: P. P. Preston and wife. New York; Mrs. J. Mtddlesboro. Ky., August 17. The 76 eleventh Republican Total E. Phllan. New York; E. K. Dyer. Congressional Out- -3 41 committee met today and nominated Cleveland; E. E. Tar bush. Fremont. Egan 6454664 B 4 4 5 3 4 4 6 40 B. In O. C. W. Pollock, Illinois; Godfrey Hunter. Chicago; MasJudge Faulkner of the circuit court, Hibper and wife, Chicago; Mra. Mill-lama, 81 Total ala Keller, Trenton. Ohio; M. had Issued an injunction prohibiting In comportlvely easy fashion Chand- the committee from meeting here to Normal, Kentucky; Mra Williams, Normal. Kentucky; Annie W. ler Egan defeated Guy Miller, former make the count but the Injunction was Haney. Normal. Krmucky; J. D. Cross-mapitcher of the Michigan University ball disregarded.- 8 to plsy. Ban Franrisrn; J. M. Hansen. club. Harvard champion. W. F. Ingalls, de THIS MINE HARMLESS. Richfield; C. J. Herkner, Balt Lake; Mr. McMalns and two sons. Denver; foaled W. F. Pillshury of Onwentsla, J. I datura and wife. Balt Lake; j. 4 up, 3 to play by making a clever 8 Washington, Aug. 17. Despite the A. Taggart, city; K. E. Mork. Bali. medal score. protest of the Christian Endravor no of Connecticut, the traditions! Aldn Swift, the snu'hrrn California Lake; A. Johnson and wife. Belt I Alee; J. K. PrU-- f champion, was henirn by A. O. Perry of lml tic of wine will be broken arrow the H. J. Talbott. Salt and wife, Bingham; Mrs. Felton, Bing- - Windsor, down. 3 to play. Othrr of the hsttleshlp Connecticut matches created on surprise. when she to launched at tha New York 3; WASHINGTON, ., ever-changin- g Union Pacific Will Ucc Short Line Tracke For at Loact Twenty-Fou- r Heurc, Alto Costello of this city his filed an action for divorce against her husband Prank Costello on the grounds of The imnlre were mnrrled In Brlngham City in 1X91. T. R. O'Con-toll- y represents the plalntiS. particular blow having rendered him unconscsome time. ious for TAKE A WALK WHEN IT RAINS. ns Prick Bakinq Pswokr Co. CMteaaa CLEVELAND, Piano Prices Cut in Half Dowling. New York. August 17. At Brighton Istoday the feature, the flO.uuO Umgwas land stake for 2:14 trotting class,Sum-man- r: won by Sweet Marie, a favorite. Mat-kalle- s, John BRIGHTON BEACH HARNESS RACES. 1-- 3 With least labor and trouble it makes biscuit and cake of finest flavor, light sweet, appetizing and assuredly digestible and wholesome. hot-bread- 4 10 Butte Starkles and Hsnaoe; Hoon and wlndella. RACES navy yard next month. Acting Rerretary of the Navy Perllng bis reply to the protest said: Permit me to suggest that you and three millions of people you rspre-- . ought to find comfort in the thought that wine thus expended ran neither Imperil the soul nor contribute to the rap of human eomw.' HE HAD AUGUST 18, 1901 THURSDAY MOBSISOs THE JTOHSnrO EXAMINER DOrEK, PTAH, 17. Oakland had Seattle. Aug. things her own way nntll the eighth Inning when Schmidt lost control of the hill and Seattle sent 12 men to the bat. scoring six runs and winning R. H. E. the game. Score: 7 7 1 Beattie Oakland C. . a. Hall and ........i... 5 Wilson; Schmidt The Chicago Dental Co. Best Set Teeth $8.00 Our "painless extracting" by. our new method aa the following patients have testified Score Tacoma San Francisco Thomas and Gorton. , K.H.E. 2 1 Hogan; Barber 4 9 8 2 and BOISE. 16: BUTTE. 4. Buitr. Mont.. August 17. Boise took d a game by terrific batting, coupled with very poor fielding by tne locals Attendance, 4H. Score R. H. E. Mr. Thomas BurdKL Mr. Wygand Smith. Mr. Albert Peteraow-Mla- Haxel Hunt Miea Mabls Spencer. Mra. Montgomery. 347 24th Street one-side- Boise 16 19 2 sue-css- s, Y Byrnes. ning the locals made a total of eight Tahits hut scored only one run. coma's runs came In the seventh on three hits. Barber, outside of the seventh, could not be touched safety. pronounced Chaa. N. Glddlngs, Druggist . r Stirling Shurtllft Will Moran. Mr. E. HalL Mra. Lucy Etevensb Mr. Harry Eddingtofb Mr. Ellle, (Standard offiem Mr. John Butler. Mr. Chaa. McCarthy. 9 4 and TACOMA. 2: 'FRISCO. 1. San Francisco. Ang. 17. The San Francisco team out bat ted and out fielded Tacoma today, but lost the game. In the sixth, seventh- - and eighth in- to OGDEN - - - UTAH |