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Show OGDEX. CTAIT, THE MORNING EXAMINER. hitting by Cincinnati give the visitors the game Unlay. The brilliant work of a feature liupiiins and Woodruff of the gam?. Attendance, 4,700. Score R.H.E. 7 8 Cincinnati 2 2 8 7 Philadelphia Harper and Pelts; Duggleby and iffl'BASEBALL x PATHETIC . CASE. Lake, June 11. Out bitted nearly two to one, Boise took todays game through error of Hannivan and poor pitching. Weeds' brilliant Held-iuand a line catch by Weaver were features. Score R. H. E. Salt Lake 2 13 5 T 7 3 Boise Wlggs and Hausen; McFarlan and Hanson. L u The report of the board of health for the week ending June 11, shows births; 14 males and 12 females. Deaths for the same period numbered 18 of which IS were males and five female. One case of scarlet fever was reported during the week and three discharged, leaving four cases in quarantine at the close of this report. One osse of diphtheria was .reported and there is one in quarantine at this of time. There was only one case smallpox reported and one being discharged, leaves 6 In quarlntlne. There were no new cases of whooping cough reported and only one case of typhoid fever. UTAH PEOPLE AT FAIR. District Passenger Agent E. Drake ct the Rock Island who returned yesterday from a visit to the worlds fair mye that the Utah exhibit ia attract-fo- g considerable attention especially fee display In the Agricultural build-fog- . This, which takes tha form of a view of Utah valley, ha says the neatest things In the Over the State building Utah Hiltors are being well looked after and received with open arms. Up to noon oa June (, Mr. Drake aays that 396 visitors from Utah bad registered, glanced over the papers on file from home and generally made themselves comfortable. He reports that one can liva as cheaply in BL Louis right now as ha ran la Utah and none need pay more than $2 a day for a comfortable private room and fair board, providing thep use discretion and are determined to economise. He also states that grafting, ns operated at Chicago, la conspicuous by Its absence. Now, he insists, is the time to visit BL Louis, aa the crowds have not yet commenced to take possession, the fair ia spick and span ia lit newness and everything ia n with hla place. Mr. Drake returned wife and family and spent n moat enjoyable vacation in the east The Rock Island which in running into tha new the fair gates, ia Wabash station-a- t carrying a big percentage of the Utah Ea visitors. DIED OF HIS INJURIES. Hyrum Huggard, the man who was severely injured while working at last Saturday, and who was brought to this city In a vary critical condition, passed away at St. Mark's hospital this morning. As slresdy related In this paper, the unfortunate man was working on the lower floor of the new sugar factory,' when a beam, weighing about 7Q0 lbs., fell from the second floor, a distance of about ten feet, striking him on the left aide of the head, severing the top half of the ear and cutting hla head very severely. Since being brought hen . he has received the most careful nursing and attention, but hla condition waa such that recovery was almost impossible. The remains will be taken to American Fork, the former home of the deceased, where the funeral will be held on Monday, the 13th. so Sugar City, Ida., DETROIT VS WASHINGTON. Detroit. June g BUTTE VS SPOKANE. 11. Fine hitting wou todays game for Detroit, lkmovan helped hie team out of a tie with bis home run, scoring two. Attendance, 3,3u0. Score R.H.E. 8 12 2 Detroit 2 4 0 Washington Donovan and Buelow; Orth and Drill. ST. LOUIS VS BOSTON. Butte, June 11. The inability of Butte to hit Loucka today gave Spokane and easy victory. At no time did the locals have a show. On the other hand Bandelin was connected with for 16 hits that meant runs. Attendance, : lady wbar I lives now ain't pious like you a.!; she gits me ter rush de growler Peer taiet a day. Ex. r Firet race Five liulonee: Maud NaSherwood won ; Aline:,, r. THE EXPECTED DENTAL 12. tion, third. Time, 1:' Four Leah u,;s: Second St. Petersburg, June 11. 4:50 p. m. ciii;d; Rubins, won; David Boland. -Ithird. Time, 1:15. nquiries made in official quarters Fourth -- One mile: Opening han- regarding the statement in London todicap: Step around non; George day that two internal machines were 'k:rd. Time,. found at the Taarskoe Selo, June 7th, lierry. second; a:41 eliiit a positive denial of it truth. Fifth-M- ile and eiwisu yards: J. won: Oim Tiue. V. Kirbv secuud; WOMAN DEMANDS STORY. The Fretter, third. Tuie. j;4S 12. Milas won: Sixth Six furlong: Robert Has your wife much curiosRollick, third. Flourish, second; ity? Time, 1:15. Richard Oh, an awful lot. If I beRIGHT IN IT. gan to tell her what you told me standing on this corner she wouldn't Di y u like Mrs. Fitx-Jonyour hear a word of what you said until I told her what corner we were standnew place, Mary? sereety ing on. Ex. Mary Yeastim; da: high-u- p 1 Salt Lou-JiTh- ' Meadow 1 Dooin. There is an unusually sad e .tucbed to the death and Louise, the of Mr. and lira. Fred Claw- occurred yesterday afuuv the it family residence, 20 North ??Je street. Almost within an hour 5 ,be same day and time, two years another Florence. Suehter of Mr. and Mrs. Clawson away from the effects of au KLs of the ear; meningitis was e for the death of baby funeral occurred In the same when the same speaker, Blsh-- , Ti w. Whitney, delivered an ad-Jf consolation. The Whitney. the music on ilZt quartet provided occasions, while the interment In place at almost the same time Jjj; w,ne lot at the City Cemetery as im years ago. The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. nwsou sympathise with them in their sad 'bereavement. Louise, was exceptionally pretty and bright child and never failed to attract as she toddled along the street beside her mother. The little one was oufiit the lake on Monday, where her wlusomeness, as usual, was In eviUpon arriving home she exdence. hibited signs of sickness. Despite the alket thst a doctor was summonedtenmost at once and loving hands ded her to the last, she passed away st 6:36 on Thursday morning. NEW BOYS AND GIRLS. fun-den- ' SALT LAKE V3. BOISE. Seattle, Wash'., Ju'.;o 11. Following is the summary o'. rucee at the i JUNE 12, 1001. SUNDAY MORNING. es St. Louis,' June 11. The SL Louie team had little trouble in winning today's game. Barney Pelty pitched for the locals and allowed Boston only 6 hits. Attendance, 6, lot). 230. Score R.H.E. Scorw 7 11 2 R.H.E. St. Louie 2 4 4 Boston Butte 1 6 1 ..12 16 4 Spokane Pelty and Sugden; Gibson and FarBandelin and Spencer; Loucka and rell. Frary. I CHICACO VS NEW YORK. i LOS ANGELES VS. PORTLAND. Chlcara, June 11. The visitor today Los Angeles, June 11, In the last made all of the hits for extra bases and half of the ninth inning, with two men made them all count The fielding on on bases, two out and the. score 4 to both allies was nearly jierfect Chese-bro- 's 3 In favor of Portland. Flood for Los work being especially brilliant, Angeles bit a grounder to Francis, with 3 put outs and 8 hits. Attendance, who fumbled it, allowed Spies to 1.860. reach home and tie the score. Thiel-maR.H.E. Score 8 4 5 then balked, forcing in another Chicago run and winning the game for Los Kew York ....8 11 1 Both pitchers were reasonAngeles. Patterson, Altrock and 8ulllvan; ably effective, but Thielmau gave live Cheeebro and McGwire. bases oa balls, which with lour errors behind him lost the game for PortCLEVELAND VS PHILADELPHIA. land. Score R. H. E. Cleveland, June 11. Philadelphia Ixm Angeles 6 6 1 won out in a pitchers battle. Plank 4 4 4 waa Invincible with men on bases. In Fort laid Hall and Spies; Thlelman and Shea. the last six Innings only one Clevelander reached first. Attendance, lJ.lHii). . Score H.I1.E. SAN FRANCISCO VS. OAKLAND. 0 4 0 Cleveland 1 6 0 San Francisco, June 11. A spectac- Philadelphia Rhodes and Abbott; Pnk and Poe ular play wan made In todays game and cul off Frisco's hope of victory. era. In the ninth with two locals on bases Streib made a double play unassisted and retired the aide Oakland found Knell easy from the start but Schmidt waa In better form. R.H.B. Score, Ban Francisco 6 9 3 7 14 3 Oakland The new Oregon Short line time taKnell and Leahy; Schmidt and ble which was to have gone into effect Byrne. on the 12th inst., will not go into effect until the 19th Inst SEATTLE VS TACOMA. A. B. Moaely, traveling passenger Seattle, June 11. Seattle won the agent of the Oregon Snort Line at game through errors by Sheeman and Ogden, left for the east yesterday on Lynch, followed by Frisks long drive. account of the serious illness of his Thomas Hughes, and got mother. half of Tacomas hits. C. H. Set lacks, general manager of Score R.H.E. the Denver and Rio Grande; J. A. Ede-so- n, Seattle .2 4 3 formerly general manager of the Tacoma 1 2 3 Denver and Rio Grande, and J. H. and Wilson; Thomas and Young, general superintendent of the Hughes Hogan. Umpire, OConnell. Rio Grande Western, were in Ogden this morning for about one hours stay. BROOKLYN VS ST. LOUIS. Mr. Bchlarka was formerly general manager of the Colorado Midland RailBrooklyn, June 11. There was little way. excitement in the game at Washington T. H. Martin of the Southern Pacific park this afternoon, the St. Louis team early defeating the home nine. Jack company, and J. H. Wallace, engineer Taylor allowed the locals only five hits. of maintenance of way on the Southern Pacific, passed through Ogden on Attendance, 6,000. Score R.H.E. their way to the coast this morning. 6 13 1 Hooper is now a regular freight, St Louis 2 6 1 passenger and telegraphic reporting Brooklyn Taylor and Grady; Cronin and Ritter. station on the Oregon Short Linn W. E. Spindier has been appointed agent there. NEW YORK VS CHICAGO. S REED HOTEL lull In Elizabeth, N. J., the board of director her te"n reelected Charles Hayden of Boston and M. 1. Munu of St. Paul were added to the Inja-i- l. Thec uciuiiion were made by it when it wo thought advfrable to have a sufficient number of director to be aide to gel a quorum of tha board either here or in Si. lVul. sit company, The folio lug are the arritals fur E. J. hours: tweutjr-iiiu- r Slringhain. New York; G. F. Bore-maY. It. Scott, Chicago; city; Chas. U. llolumn. St. Louis; 1). New York; C. V. Cummings, A METROPOLITAN FASHION. SaU Lake; John It. Forrest, No The Western worneu fairly inobbel York; flu. K. Holman. SL Paul; L Miss Roosevelt." Howard D. Chicago: Ob, maybe It was some of those Thomas. Seattle; G. Y. Todd, ChiNew 1 ark women who climbed through cago; W. 11. Agoo, Ogdon; Geo. H. a coal hole last spring to see that New Mairea. Philadelphia; J. G. Cunning- York wedding. Ex. ham, Sea Yanchww; H A. Royer, Denver; Mary Itogsny. Oakland, Guayaquil, Ecuador, June 11. CaL; W. U. BurgAMt, Rochester. N. News ha reached here of an outY.; AL Jacobs. Now York; Henry break of bubonic plague at Pail a, Crosby, Ren Nev. Peru, (on the border of Ecuador) and is causing a great panic. Ten perNew York. June 1L Ad the animal sona died of the plague within three meeting of the Twin City Rapid Tran hours on June 1(1. the last Held-elinge- r. Haim-furthe- '. ! n I The Shedding of your coat,, vest and collar and taking refuge behind a big palm leaf fan wont aid in defeating the intenseness of the hot weather to a very great degree. The effort with the. fan overcomes the best intentions of the laid aside coat, vest and. collar; in the meantime the sun keeps up its work. If youre in earnest about keeping cool, see us about in stalling one of our edric out-pitch-ed Theres the Trojan ceiling fan for all ness houses and dwellings and the General Electric desk fan tor the business office. You can hear whisperings from the North Pole when in the vicinity of these fans and thats the welcome sound during this hot weather. AND New York, June 11. The Financier aays: centers have money European grown quite plethoric. There have been' further large receipts of Japanese gold at San Francisco, somewhat contrary to expectations as the flotation of the Japanese loan was expected to check this movement of . gold. The course of the government revenues at Washington aroused some PITTSBURG VS BOSTON. doubts whether the treasury departBoston, June 11. The Boston Nation- ment will be In a position to make als went to pieces today and Pittsburg measures for the relief of the money fired at will. Willis was batted out of market which have been employed the box in the third Inning and Stew- at that season for a number of years. art waa batted almost aa hard. AttendThere has been some improvement in the investment lit the market for ance, 6,600. Score R.H.E. railroad mortgages, but 18 15 2 fluctuations in more speculative bonds Pittsburg 1 6 7 have kept the price movements irBoston Leever and Phelps; Willis and Mor- regular. United Slates new 4s dean. 7 and the 2s have advanced clined 4 per cent on call during the week. CINCINNATI VS PHILADELPHIA. London, Juna 12. According to the Philadelphia. June 11. Errors by the Weekly Dispatch, Dowin late last night home team together with consecutive secured rooms at the Hotel Cecil 8 SEEN YOU Which interest every housewife? No heat except where its wanted. No coal, no dirt, and expense about 15 cents a week. Call and see these irons as well as the fans. The COMMERCIAL ELECTRIC COMPANY ITS well-secure- d 1-- HAVE THOSE ELECTRIC IRONS FINANCIER'S REPORT. Kew York, June 11. McGinnlty met with hla first defeat of the present season at the Polo grounds today. It waa a 12 Inning game and the visiting Chicago team won out by a score of 1 to 0. In a hit by Chance, two outs and a single by Even. Attendance, 38,000. Score R.H.E. 1 1 10 2 Chicago 0 2 0 New York Wicker and Kilns'; McGinnlty and Warner, busi- Phone 51 4X 2279 Washington Avenue The presentation of a low pricing for really the better sort of shoes always appeals to the practical buyer who insists on quality as well ds ever ready to lower take advantage of price differences Examples are herewith shown demonstrative of the ability of this Joremost shoe house to cousiderably better kind of footwear. It is in order for. every discriminating buyer to avail themselves of these shoe chances. Remarkable Selling of the Celebrated Bostonian Shoes for the Men Buyers. It la our Intention to cause a greater desire among the men for the bent grade of shoes. To aid them In this dartre we have lowered the price on this, the "Bostonian" shoe a ahoe without a better. Ibis la quite a marked reduction for .hla shoe, in fact it la telling within a mere fraction of coat. Made of vid-kl- d, velour calf, box calf and patent colt akin, with spring weight soles. Regular price 13.60. In order to Interest the men we name the price of $3.15 $1.65 FOR BOYS' SHOES, WORTH $2M, Male of Yici Kidnd Calkskin, with ateel shod button and heavy solen; size 13 to 5 $1.00 CHILDREN'S SHOES, WORTH $1.25 A D $1.50. Made of Vici Kid in ail the new spring styles. The bent offer you'll find in the better kind. CHILDREN'S SLIPPERS GREATLY REDUCED. Childs 2, I anl 4 strap Slipper, worth 81.50, have been reduced to $1.25. A very close telling price. . The Christensen Shoe Company Who Dispose of the Better Sort of Shoes An Interesting Pricing of Our Exceptional Line of Ladies Oxfords. Her a delightful showing of la- dies Oxfords which will unloubtedly attrart those careful buyer who want quality aa well a a moderate price. This I but one of few Instances of Our ability to maintain low price for shoes Never have we had such ladies Oxford as were showing this season. This aperlnl Oxford i made of high with patent tip. Cuban grade vicl-kiheels with spring soles: lace styles as well aa the attractive Sutherland button style. To prove that we sell the better sort of shoes at the lowest prices, we name the price of d, $1.30 JMJJjqttlJim8tgE5 J |