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Show DAILY o UTAH STATE JOURNAL, MONDAY, 1G EQUINE ANNUAL SHOW. NINETEENTH HORSE OF FAMOUS CASE. MURDER POWER PLANTS MAY HAVE CLOSE DOWN. THE. Home Bakery and Grocery. TO While the housekeepers In Ogden do KANSAS CITY, Mo., Nov. 16. The NEW YORK, Nov. 18. The nineteenth annual exhibition of the Na- case of Mrs. Lulu Prince Kennedy, not look with complacency on the raise tional Horse Show association is on. charged with the murder of her hus- in the price of coal, they have, neverMadison Square Garden below is Ailed band, was called in court today, and theless, something to be thankful for; with hundreds of thousands of dollars' it is expected that the second trial of there is no danger of any shortage. It worth of horses and above is draped the famous case will begin shortly. Be- is quite different elsewhere, notably so with bunting in orange and black. Be- lieving that he would not be able to be in Denver. Private advices from there tween is the allow, and until next Sat- be Impartial in the trial, Judge John state that the town is practically desnone le coming urday night the greut arena will be W. Wofford, who presided at the Arst titute of coal and that In. blocks have alhimbusiness The sworn has big of case, the a place of enthusiasm and expediency. hearing to curtail their been named is compelled off and bench automobile self ready the the Judge time For the being a thing of secondary consideration. Joshua W. Alexander of Gallatin to services for want of coal and there is danger that pretty soon the residents This is the time to be a horse, and try the case. will have to go to bed with the chickkilled her and Mrs. Kennedy shot the horses seem to know It. With ens! contractH. Kennedy, heads high and nostrils distended, husband, Philip The p is far more complete than and with pride In ing agent for the Merchants' Dispatch straight-limbeevery curve of their handsome bodies, company, in this city, January 10, 1901. the coal companies expected. There is they dash in and out at the bugle's The shooting was the culmination of not a pound of coal coming in from the culL a sensational wedding, which Kennedy northern fields and very little, if any, and had brought suit to set aside, asserting from the south. The day is for horse lovers The railroads are confiscating all the the night Is society's. At all times iow it had been forced. The couple had been coal on that comes In on their tracks. the garden will be a place of prancing married the' month, preceding which occasion the futherand brother There is talk now of bringing In coal horses, of beautiful women, of enthusiastic men, of Ane feathers and blan- accompanied the bride, and Kennedy's from Illinois, Missouri and Iowa. If kets, of straw and grooms, of num- actions Indicated that he was not a any does come in it will be very high bers, traps, tanbark and hurdles, har- willing party to the contract In his priced by the time it gets to Denver, ness and saddles, to say nothing of suit to have the marriage set aside and unless relief is given shortly, It boxes and promenade crowded with Kennedy asserted that his life had is expected the electricity will give out fashion. been threatened if he ref used, to marry and also the tramway service and that The formal opening took place today. the woman. After the wedding be re- of the gaa company. It Sa stated on Within the intiosure, In the center of fused to live with his wife and the re- good authority that none of these corthe arena, stood the ring committee sult was that Mrs. Kennedy visited porations were prepared for such an n of the coal mines, for the morning and afternoon. The him at his office and, after a heated ar- extensive Judging was commenced soon after the gument, shot and killed him at his as up to the last hour a settlement show was opened and will be .continued desk. The fother and brothers of the of the differences was expected. The coal strike has put the Cripple until the close of the exhibition, Satur- girl were indicted as accomplices of of The list Creek Kenstrike completely In eclipse, beMrs. day night complete the murder. At her Arst trial Is something in which everycoal follows: Is as cause in ten the to was sentenced Thoroughbreds, nedy Judges years J. w. Rogers; hackneys, Joseph E. penitentiarybody is interested. This Is a truthful Wldener; trotters and roadsters, Alpicture of the actual conditions In Denbert C. Hall, Carl 8. Burt Jr., and ver, which for reasons best known to PROTECT THE BIRDS themselves the Denver papers exclude Shelby T. Harrison; French coachers, and from their columns. It le said Gov. street cleaning Will Make Organizad Ornithologists R. T. horses, Carman; heavy draught Peabody Is In a dilemma and will not Effort for Stronger Gama wake up to the occasion until the tandems, carriage and Laws. harness horses, horses, carriages and shortage strikes the capltol building. It will be seen that while conditions appointments, F. T. Underhill, H. K. PHILADELPHIA, Pa Nov. 18. As are not all that ciuld he desired In Blood good and R. F. Carman; pony stallions and brood mares and ponies a result of action to be taken at tbe Utah and all the towns and cities in in harness, Marlon Story; saddle convention of the American Ornitholo- 1L they are Infinitely better than they horses and ponies under saddle, F. Vlv gists' Union, which began in this city are in Colorado. lan Gooch; hunters and jumpers, John a strenuous crusade is to be unE. Goodwin, William S. Ellis, Victor C. day, BULL WRECKED THE AUTO. to protect the birds of dertaken Mather and Harry W. Smith (asaocl ate Judge) ; cavalry horses and charges, North America. Working in conjunc- Occupants of Horseleae Vehicle tion with the various Audubon societies Colonel Charles G. Treat U. S. A. Laughed too 8oon. In nearly every respect the present throughout the country the union proWith a country road on a hilltop show promises to surpass all of its poses to make organised efforts to for a ring, an automobile and a big brilliant predecessors. In nearly all of have stricter game laws passed in the bull engaged in battle near West the classes there Is a noticeable in- various states and to see that these Kortright recently. The brute walked off with the honors and a section of crease in the number of entries and laws are rigidly enforced. The cogear Instead of a laurel clubs womens is sought steering also in the number of horses, showing operation of wreath. pedigrees thHt include long lists of and it is proposed to interest school Melvin Thomas, of New York, and prise winners. The hackney cbiss have teachers throughout the country in two friends were riding In an autoThe union cites the mobile when fallen off In their entries, but Grll the movement. sighted by the bull, to hundreds of thou- which was show that figures last of year Playmate, champion thrope being led from a summit is on hand with his old competitor Ro sands of blrda are killed annually for pasture by Frenk Webley, a farmer. bln Adair II to meet him again In the their plumage alone, and that this Thjf machine Is painted red, and when Y bull espied the vehicle he lifted challenge cup. The studs of & D. Jor- wanton destruction, unless measures his head and bellowed with rage. The necessarimust to are check taken it Stock Farm Hill Chestnut and the dan are among the well represented In this ly result in the extermination of many automobillsts laughed and replied with a toot The farmer gripped the haltspecies of feathered warblers within class. er, dug his heels Into the dirt and a short time. The carriage horse classes are well prepared for trouble. Ills efforts to Ailed and the competition promises to hold the bull, which was pawing the WANT SABBATH PRESERVED. be keener than ever before, especially earth, lashing his tall and' shaking his as the champions of other years are inNov. 16. A horns In a frenzy of rage, were soon Pa., HARRISBURG, over the in and open classes, eligible more rigid observance of the Sabbath over. The chauffeur, to facilitate the forty newcomers are entered, their and the abolition of all public amuseturned on full power. Up the sport, chances of blue ribbons being better ments and entertainments on that day tore hill the auto, and in Its wake than ever before. In the thoroughbred Is the common desire of the several was mad bulL The meeting took the class. Helmnr, Tlin Kenny, SL Nicholas hundred churchmen and others who place at the crest of the hill, when II, and Ildrtn are the candidates. gathered In this city today for the the angry animal struck the automoThere are some good ones among the State Sabbath convention. Ways and bile headforemost and tossed it Into harness horse classes, and, although means for promoting the desired re- the ditch, completely wrecking It and the number !b not so great as last year, forms will be exhaustively discussed badly bruising and terrifying its Mr. Thomas and his friend their quality Is quite as high. If not during the two dnya the convention walked to tbe nearest village to secure also medium The horses higher. weight will be in session. the services of a physician. New have a Ane lot Flower of Lynnewood Following the close of the Sabbath York Times. being Ineligible, the second prize win convention the annual meeting of the ner of last year. Lord Goldel II is en Pennsylvania National Reform assoA Preachers Advice. tered, and has some good ones to com ciation will begin and many of the Benjamin Franklin, a lawyer of Mapete with him. among them being Mrs, voters will attend both meetings. con, Mo., has been recalling some E. R. Ladew's Buster Brown. Reginald stories of Henry Clay Dean, a chaplain of the United States senate beVanderbilt's Sporting Beauty. J. CALIFORNIA MINERS MEET. fore the war, a curious character Carlisle's Promoter and Underwriter, with the picturesque forcibleness of SAN FRANCISCO. Cal., Nov. 16. and J. W. Ogden's Chnrmion. , language of a pioneer and a voice of In horses nnd appointments the com Members of the Culifirnla miners' extraordinary range. Perhaps this Is petition is sure to be keen, as the rih soiliitlon are here from many parts of one of the most Interesting of the bons are highly prized, and the show- the state for their annual meeting, stories: "When I started for Charl ing in the ring is one of the features which will he in session during the ton county, Missouri, in 1884, to teach of the exhibition. The entries here are next two days. The reading of a large a country school near Brunswick,1 greater than last year, and some good number of technical papers, contributed says Mr. Franklin, Dean voluntarily ones nre among the competitors. There by raemtiers of the asociation, will oc gave me a letter of recommendation is a decided Increase also In the num- cupy most of the attention of the con to hie friend, Casper W. Bell, a noted citizen. He also offered this advice, ber of tandems. Ponies nre nut in ventinn. and I will never forget It, as It served full force and the ninnher of saddle me well: 'Benjamin, I want to say horses is also larger than ever before. GRAND MUSICALE ARRANGED. this to you: You will always find Hunters and Jumpers are as well repthat mankind will respect you most resented as ever, and some of the Arrangements have Just been com when It sees the ivory handle of your classes are altogether too well Ailed, pleted by the Y. M. M. I. A. of the pistol sticking out of your pocket." as the process of selection will have to city for a grand muslenie on compre hensive scale under its auspices at Active to the End. be in lots. the tabernacle on Tuesday evening, Mrs. Bryce, the mother of James Charles Kent, the Bryce, who has Just died, was more TO MILLER AND JOHNS. December 1st splendid baritone, assisted by some than ninety years of age and retained CINCINNATI. O., Nov. 16.Thc case of the other noted artists of the the full use of her faculties and her of D. V. Miller and J. M. Johns, In- state, will participate and a male great Interest In . public affairs until dicted for' conspiracy in the postal chorus of 125 voice will be a distinct the last week of her life. scandal, and whose first trial resulted feature of the program. Many Are Willin. In a disagreefent of the Jury, was Samuel W. Hammers, who keeps a called for SPECIAL SALE Ogden Furniture country store near Gettysburg, Fa., today before Judge of the & United States Circuit Thompson Carpet Co., Wednesday, Thursday, advertised for a wife recently, and In the course of a few days received court Friday and Saturday. answers from 2.700 women. RAGYGLE UNION MADE Pushes a full quarter easier than any other Bicycle, because the 5prockets turn between bearings and there Is 30 per cent leas pressure on bearings. CLOTHING. shut-dow- - C. SCHWARTZ, i GET IN THE BAND WAGON AXD HAVE THE BEST. 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