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Show DAILY 2 ' BE HOUSE CLEANING SENDING UNDESIRABLE CITIZENS TO AMERICA. to Opportunity Do So Is Offered By Present Steamship Rate War. NEW YORK, June 17 The human riff-raof Europe ure already beginto pass through the gateways of ning the Atlantic seaboard. Knowledge has reached the United States Immigration officials that the governments of Europe are already taking advantage of the reduced steerage rates to send their pauiers and worthless cltlsens to this country. At the British consulate It was stated In an unguarded moment by an attache that England gleefully welcomed the steamship rate strife as a means of reducing her population In the Whitechapel district The effect of the war In rates between the steamship coinpnnles has been echoed In Waahlngton, and the government authorities are exercised over the situation. Steamships arriving during the rest of the week will bring 10,000 Immigrants. at the lowest calculation. Following is a list of the veanels due this week: The Majetslc, from Liverpool, number unknown: Eutria, Liverpool, number unknown; St. Louis, Southampton, 820: Laurentlan, Glnscgow, unknown; Pennsylvania, from Hamburg, 1987: Friedrich der Grosse, Bremen, 2000; Kaiser Welhelm der Grosse, Bremen, 800: La Savoie. Havre, 700; Zeeland, Antwerp, 107S; Rotterdam, Rotterdam. 710; Helllg Olnf, Christianas nd, 1148; Adrla, Chrlstlansand, 872; Sardegna, Naples, 723; Pannonla, Gibraltar, 723; Peninsular, Lisbon, number unknown. In some cases 50 per cent of the Immigrants arriving on a vessel here are detained as undesirable. An Instance of the poverty-stricke- n class that developed was that of a father, mother and seven children who arrived with 25 cents. They have one relative in Montreal. The coming of this horde of undesirables has called attention to the fnct that 75 per cent of all crimes committed In the city of New Tork are the work of the two races that figure most prominently In the deluge of Of all the persona conImmigration. fined In the pennl institutions In New Tork state. 20 per cent are aliens who have never been naturalised, and 75 per cent are of foreign birth and were at one time Immigrants who succeeded In slipping Into the country. Sixty-fiv- e per cent of the money devoted to charitable work In this city Is expended In the maintenance of paupers of foreign birth. In view of these facts and figures New York City Is taking a deep Interest In the present Immigration boom. ff . STATE IT HAILWAY THE HUB; DEPARTMENT STORY. DENIES Would Bs Refused Entrance to United States As a Criminal. 8TATE JOURNAL, A DRIVES THE WORKMEN WITH A REVOLVER. OF STATUE AWAY 17, 1904. WARREN GENERAL UNVEILED. Every Week ! ! n, side-sho- MAGNETISM BY A CHILD ST. PETERSBURG, June 17. Russian scientists are puxxled by the case of a girl from Vladikavkaz who seems to be charged with a strange electric Her name Is and magnetic force. Is and she twelve years of age. Ljuba, Inanimate objects In her vicinity begin to Jump about as though possessed of evil spirits at her approach. If she walks in the garden stones lying on the ground spring into the air. Linen hanging up to dry falls off the lines. Apart from this mysterious quality the girl Is perfectly normal She Is well grown, healthy, and neither ner- TWO VILLAGES FIGHT FOR A MODERN HELEN Gnat Americas Importing Tea Co YES' ed I WILL SAVE YOU MONEY Pacific Express from Denver, Pueblo, Provo Salt Lake City and ali points east, dally 12:55 p.m too. 5 Pacific Limited from Salt Lake City, Provo, Denver and all pointe a11 U:4inm No. 1 Pacific Mail from Denver, Pueblo, Leadvllle, Salt Lake city and all pointe east dally 2:49 pa, No. 9 Local from Sanpete vn r ggft&Astz. anAashas- w HEALY OFF. DEPOT HOUSE, Phono 16! Z the American Ticket Backed by Brokers Association 17. Depart for North of Ogdsn. Pocatello and Butte 1:25 am Express, dally No. 7 Fast Mall for Pocaand Portland, tello 11: 55 a. a dally . No. 11 Cache Valley Ex7:15 p. a press, dally It's a Real Pleasure to open a package from our laundry. And why? Because the work is done the way you like it done done to please you, done without being all worn out, and Its delivered on time. No. 9 No. 8 Extract Arrive from North Ogden. Fast Mall from Portland and Butte, dally 7:09a.m. No. 18 Cache Valley Ex- 10:14a.m. press, dally Pocatello Express, 5:10pm dally of for 8outh Ogden. Depart 8 From Portland. Butte and Pocatello, for Salt 7:10am Lake City 4 Local to Salt Lake 8:10am City 18 Cache Valley to Salt 10:45 am Lake City 8 Limited for Salt Lake 8:05 pm. City, dally 10 From Portland and Pocatello for Salt 5:55 pm Lake City, dally Arrive from South of Ogden. 9 Butte and Pocatello from Exp-e- ss Salt Lak . City and intermediate points, dally. ...13:45am 8 Atlantic Express from Salt Lake City and Intermediate 7:00 am points, dally 7 Pocatello and Portland. Express from Salt Lake City, dally. 11:20am. 1 Fast Mall from Salt Lake City, dally 2:00pm Ex11 Cache Valley press from Balt Lake 0:55 pm. City, dally No. 10 The Ogden Steam Laundry 437 25th No. St. Phone 174. No. I I7o. I No. No. To attend dances or theaters or to eatch a train in a hurry If you romomber the number No. phono 22. No. ALLEN TRANSFER COMPANY. ALBERN ALLEN, MGR. Phone 22. 412 25th SL Lavs. No. No. JtjDoeMit. No. CostAnthing TO GET OUR PRICE8 ON LUMBER, 8HINGLE8, LATH AND BUILDING MATER- IALS OF ALL KINDS, AND THEREBY TIME CARD, In effeot Nov. YoursetfMoney DEPART. No. No. Mall and Omaha, Council Bluffs, Denver. Kansas City No. 143 24th Street Phone Express... Oveland limited for 8 Utah & Oregon Lumber Co 4 561 and East, dally Atlantic Express for Denver, Omaha, Council Bluffa Kansas City and all points east, dally 22, II 7:10 a 3:4P 7:1P ARRIVE. No. GOAL"" GOOD, CLEAN COAL ANY KIND-PRO- left: MPT fish No. 8 1 Pacific Express from Council Bluffs, Omaha. Denver, Kansas City and east, dally Oveland Limited from Omaha, Council Bluffa Kansas City, Denver LY DELIVERED. for 5 $ Ogden. O. B. GILSON, Agent, Olden. Vi-de- 50c each pjfc S?g SHARHAN'S m Split Bamboo Rods 7:09 BOSTON REMEMBERS BUNKER HILL BATTLE VIENNA. June 17, A heroic battle wan fought for the possession of a beautiful young woman between Inhabitant of two villages near Bossan-e- x, Gallca. The son of the Syndic of Teschouts the daughter of a had persuaded neighboring landowner to elope with him. On hearing of this her father Informed the villagers, and 200 of them set out to bring her home. Her lover, however, refused to give her up, and the people of his village, sympathising with the pair, set upon vous nor hysterical Intruders to drive them out She was In danger of being put to the In A pitched battle with stones, death as a witch. Scientists discovhundreds took which part followed, ered her and took charge of her. DIE8 IN ELECTRIC CHAIR. and continued with great fury until So far no explanation of the pherevenue guards were called out the O.. June 17. Michael COLUMBUS, nomenon has been made by those who fired upon the rival parties. Both G. Schiller was executed by electricity and have examined the girl. sides dispersed, carrying away many In the penitentiary annex today. Schiwounded. llers crime for which he paid the death FORBES VS. NEIL. CHICAGO. Ill, June 17. Chicagoans penalty was the murder of his wife IOWA DAY AT 8T. LOUIS. at Youngstown two years ago. who take an Interest In things pugilistic are on the qul vlve today In anST. LOUIS, June 17. This was Iowa Confessions of a Priest. ticipation of witnessing the first cham- Day on the calendar of Hie worlds battle been Rev. Jno. S. Cox of Wake, Ark., that has pionship fought fair and It proved one of the biggest" In this city in n number of years. The days of ha exposition to date. Gov- writes: For twfclve years I suffered bout Is for the bantam weight title and ernor Cummins and his staff were from Yellow Jaundlqe. I consulted Is to take place tonight at the Waver-l- y present together with numerous other a number of physicians and tried all Ahletlc club. The contestants will dignitaries and men of note n the sorts of medicines, but got no relief. be Frankie Neil the present champion, Hawk naie. A feature of tkn pin-fro- Then I began to use Electric Bitand Harry F'orbes, from whom Nell waa a pc.rade of the d.st'ntuWi. ters and feel that I am now cured of won his championship title. Both men ed visitor everted by cade: and a disease that had me In Its grasp for have trained faithfully and appear to from many of the leading col- twelve years. If you want a reliable he In the pink of condition for the go. legia and academies of Iowa. At the medicine for Liver and WILES OF THE WIDOW Kidney trouCOST YOUNG MAN LIFE Under the articles of agreement they formal exercises held In Festival Hall ble, stomach disorder or general debilwill weigh In at the ringside at 120 the chief oration waa delivered by Sen- ity, get Electric Bitters. Its guaranator Thomas D. Healey of Fort Dodge. teed by Jesse J. Driver. Only 50c. TRIESTE, June 17. The abduction pound. of a young man has caused great excitement. Paul Santinl, an elghteen-year-ol- d apprentice, recently became State Game a prey to the deepest melancholy. He Section 13. It shall be unlawful for at length informed hi" parent that an any person to kill or take any fish from elderly widow had written to him repthe waters of the state by resenting that he was In reality her Poison or the use of any poison, deawn. or stupefying oxplooivoo leterious The parents produced documents to or forbidden. drug, giant powder, prove to the contrary, but the widow lime, or any exploquick continued her blandishments, and fsive substance whatever, or to place or inally the son took up his abode with to use in or on the surface of such her. waters, any giant powder, quick Ume, The distracted i mi rents applied to the or any explosive substance, or any police, but before be could be taken poison, deleterious or stupefying drug, away the youth took poison and died. or to have in his possession any fish The public prosecutor Is now taking killed or taken by the use or aid of action against the widow for abducting any of these substances. Any person a minor. found guilty of violating any of the provisions in this section shall be fined EATS LIKE A COW in any sum not less than one hundred AND ENJOYS HIS FOOD Think , boys, dollars for each offense or Imprisoned Sc. In the county Jail not less than ninety 17. A doctor VIENNA, June has nor more than one hundred and twenty discovered a patient In the military days, or by both such fine and Imhospital here who chews the cud. He eats rapidly, and then, as In the prisonment. case of a cow, slowly masticates his 5000 REWARD. food at leisure. He states that he only Browning Brothers Co. wHl pay $50 gets the real enjoyment from his vicfor each party convicted and fined tuals during the second process. under Section 18 only. The Informant A similar case Is known of a Baor Informants will b paid this amount varian family, consisting of father and by presenting or sending to them, at two sans, who have been ruminants Ogden, Utah, certificate from Judge in all their lives. They, too. are very whose court the case was tried, certiSome of these voracious eaters. fying that a certain party (naming One Japanese pole , one line, one dozen hooks him) was convicted and fined for vioAcute Rheumatism. a sinker-- all and cents. lating Section IS of the Fish and Deep tearing or wrenching pains, Laws In effect May 12, 1902. Game occasioned by getting wet through; worse when at rest, or on first moving the limbs and In cold or damp weather. Is cured quickly by Ballard's Snow LtnlmenL Oscar Oleson, Gibson City, MA year ago 111., writes, Feb. 18, 1902: I waa troubled with a pain In my back. It soon got so bad I could not bend over. One bottle of Ballard'a Snow Liniment cured me." 25c, 60c, 81. Sold by Geo. F. Cave, druggist. six flies for :1Pm 8 me vuji yiC.tusoitu A. HENRY, Ticket Aleut, Railroad or Steamship Tickets To All Parts of the World The one hundred and twenty-nint- h anniversary of the battle of Bunker Hill Is being celebrated with parades, reunions of patriotic societies and other festivities that It will not end before midnight Bunker Hill day is the Massachusetts Fourth of July and with each recurring year more fuss Is made over the anniversary. All public buildings were decorated today and a large majority of the hotels and business houses. The feature of the forenoon program was the customary carnival procession In Charlestown. This afternoon the usual civil and military parade was held. Trout Flies, 10c doj. dally Atlantic Express for Salt Lake City, Pueblo. Denver and all pointe east, dally It ar BOSTON, , Mass., June Fishing Tackle Bargains pointe, dpily Atlantic Limited for Balt Lake City. Provo, Leadvllle, Pueblo, Denver and all points east 4 No. ed semi-circul- No. 2 ARRIVE. hat and wearing the overcoat of the pethe riod. He carries a small sword In Its scabbord In his left hand, the Idea being to emphasise the dtlxen rather than the soldier. The figure stands In an easy but commanding pose on the center of a exedra. On the back of the bench is a bronxe relief showing General Warren's death during the combat between the raw levies of Americans near Boston and the British regulars. three-corner- 12 No. ROXBURY. Mass., June 17. A statue of General Joseph Warren of Revolutionary fume was unveiled In his native town of Roxbury today. The event was uccnir.pnnled with InterestIn which Governor ing ceremonies of Boston and Collins Bates, Mayor other men of note took part. A large parade of military and civic bodies preceded the unveiling ceremonies. The statue was modeled In Paris by Paul W. Bartlett and cast in New York. It represents General Warren long-skirt- To Salt Lake city and Intermediate No. China Crockery Glassware Enamel Ware Household Goods the Charges Trespass, But Officials Claim Ceremonies Attended By a Big Military and Civic Parade at to Have Bought Right of Way. Roxbury. INDIANAPOLIS, June 17. Mrs. AJune 17. At the state department the story that the lexander Laughlin, a widow, who owns Moroccdu brigand Ralsull may become some fine farming lands In the edge of an exhibit at the St. Louis exiiosltlon Brown county, has blocked the construction of the Indianapolis Southern Is emphatically denied. It Is not denied that it Is within the railroad. Forty men turned away from the proposed roadbed rather than come range of probability that Mr. Langer-muthe representative of the fair, In contact with the determined woman. The construction gang had Just may attempt to secure the bandit as reached her land when she appeared an attraction but it is asserted posiordered them to quit work. When an such attempt and tively that should succeed Initially, the brigand would be they attempted to drive on she got In turned back at Quarantine as a crim- front of the teams and turned them In the opposite direction. inal. The pick and shovel men Ignored Brigands who capture Americans and hold them for a ransom may be her commands. She went away and returned with a revolver. The next Interesting features of a destate command to quit work was obeyed of officials the but, say the ennot is with alacrity. this government partment, la It Then the woman mounted a horse, nor taking couraging brigandage, any chances that some Indignant Am- rode to Nashville, and had the foreerican dtlxen, beholding the perpetra- man and several others arrested for tor of such an outrage seated upon a trespass. The officers of the company say platform, should become excited and some a mistake has been made, as they with dent the head of the bandit have purchased the entire right of way brick." for the road. POSSESSED JUNE WORK WASHINGTON. MY8TERIOU8 FRIDAY, WOMAN HALTS HAISULI WILL KOI EUROPE HAVING UTAH I:" No. 101 Sole Agents for ' Anthracite Coal SHURTLIFF COAL CO. OFFICES 2407 AND 2041 WASHINGTON AVENUE. TELEPHONE 18-- X OR 1:14 am. 18-- :40 Fast Mall G. A. HENRY, Ticket Agent G. H. CORSE. Pass, and Fght A-W. COLLINS, Traveling Passenger Agent C. J. A. Lindqul UNDERTAKER EMBALMER and Telernww All Open Night 2620 Washington At. Og6a.W |