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Show DAILY tt I KAISER CANT REMEMBER THINGS WE : ' u.irillo, off-ha- nd Deal With Czar Plans Will B in. Guatemalan OCTOBER PAGE THREE. 1904. YOUR OPPORTUNITY f PREPARE FOR THE COED SEASON TO min-is- t, IS NOW tha-tuhi- Gaai.-in.ii- McGovern now want I by Which Russian to Our Cloaks, Suits, Skirts and Furs f fight-Vin:(- ('urhftt or Brin. Furthered After The Denver. another track at Janie War Is Ovsr. iig.i:ir want Kduanl. and Rattling Nelson is throwing liis in his anxiety for a match with-anST. PETERSBURG. cvt. 13. The uf the three. It might be a good hcine to put on a battle royal runiiir of the exlsteni-of a secret untill of them, and the last man derstanding between Russia and Ger- out of the ring could then be hailed many, covering the Far East, has champion. again been revived. According to the latest version Germany gives certain With the advent of frosty weather guarantees to Emjieror Nicholas re- tie teal ducks have tak garding the German frontier which en their departure for warmer dimes, will enable Russia to withdraw troops Their places, however, in the estimafrom the big garrisons maintained in tion of Ogden huntsmen, have been Russian Poland and dispatch them to amply tilled by the incoming of many the Far East, besides agreeing to sup- f the larger variety of duck. The port Russia in the peace negotiations ipothsonie canvas-bacthe mallard at the end of the war. and the redhead have made their apGermanys compensation, in addi- pearance in this vicinity recently, tion to the concessions made in the mil will furnish iirt of a higher orcommercial treaties already negoti- der for some little time. ated, Is to be the support of Russia not in the attempt to incorporate The we the have faculty not that Miss Charlotte Dod, the English It . remembering such facts. That we Netherlands in the German confed- premier expert, met with defeat eration In the event of the death of today at golf the hands of Miss Pauline poetess this is proved by the of memory Queen Wilhelmina without a direct Mackay, hailing from the Oakley astonishing feat daily in hi or heir. etch of u perform Country club of Boston, on the first Diplomatic circles are discussing days play of the women's national golf Mr special line of occupation. hun-tohead her in the with interest. While It is championship, hy two up and one to story A cook will carry of different recipes, a shipping classed In the same category as other play. By the defeat Miss Dod Is out similar stories by most of the diplo- of the championship. Miss Mackay's rlcrk hundreds of addresses, a shephsln-j mats, It finds more credence in quar- victory was due to her ability to take erd can recognise in an instant a e individual sheep out of a flock of ters not particularly noted for friendadvantage of Miss Dod's mistake. 1 that liness either to Russia or Germany, Mfeml hundred. The mischief It being even asserted that the recent our power of K fgW 0f ua train Hamburg, the famous stallion, has outside our own particular visit of Grand Duke Yaldimlr to Ber- been sold to Payne Whitney for lin, ostensibly to consult a specialist. $70,000, The Harry One. ale took place Rt MadiexIn better was nowhere to is this with confer reality Emperor son Square Garden, where the entire perhaps William In person on this question. emplified than In court of law. racing tud of the late William C. suspman case a of recent murder the report Whitney wa put up at auction. When In Nothing confirmatory seen on the is obtainable in responsible govern- bids were called for ected of the crime was Hamburg H. P. mid near the house by three different ment circles, where the story Is disWhitney offered $50,000, which was as missed said that a the invention the sweep, of One, being persons. raised by Jame R. Keene to $60,000. Individual was rather short and stout, enemies of both countries. Mr. Whitney then bid $70,000, and the hid a beard and mustache.and wore a great ire went to him at that figure. Fearful Odds Against Him. dirk suit of clothes and a stiff hat. W. C. Whitney paid $60,000 for Hama woman, declared Redrldden.alone and destitute. Such. A eecond witness, burg. who is the father of two futurity was In was medium man above brief the condition of an old winner, Hamburg Relle in 1903 and that the soldier by name of J. J. Havens, Ver- Artful this height, had a black beard and whiskyear. His progeny this and wore a sailles. O. For years he was troubled year won the ery but no moustache, annual championship docnot was disease clothes she with and neither sure, his Of Kidney up. and the Hopeful stakes. Harry Payne in were color. tors nor medicines gave him relief. At but thought they light also bid In the stallion SandIt Whitney The third witness, a young laborer, length he tried Electric Bitters. a full brother to Persimmons, ringham, him on his feet In short order and Diamond Jubilee and Florlxel u positive that the man was short, put II, for on now to Tm tsetlfles. a beard and road he the had gray thin, elderly, $14,000, while Milton Young of Lexingon coat and complete recovery." Best earth for ton, Ky got Nasturtium, called the tfflifche and wore a brown corduroy trousers. Luckily for the Liver and Kidney troubles and all bet of hi time, for $10.-00- 0. Comcause of law and justice, it eventually forms of Stomach and Bowel Forty-on- e horse in all were sold turned out that the suspect was Innocplaints. Only 50 cents. Guaranteed during the evening, and the aggregate ent, for the real criminal was after- by Jesse J. Driver, druggist. amount received wa $233,600, of which ward discovered. Harry Payne Whitney paid $145,900 SLUMBER 80NG. An interesting experiment was tried for twelve of the thoroughbreds. The we river float. Adown the a with In twilight December last, at Berlin average price was $5,673. I and Baby together. view to throwing a light on this questIts Gliding along In our little boat, ion of the conflict of evidence. Unless A1 Herford balks at the terms ProfessBaby and I together. originator was the well-knodemanded by the Britts, there Is now wonderful waits. to land Down that the or Von Llsst. prospect of a fight between Joe He got up a quarrel between two of Where the river flows thro the sunset every Gans and Jimmy Britt within the next gates, the pupils In his class of students. stars keep watch and thirty days. Manager Willie Britt has Only the two pupils and the professor While the silvery given Herford his ultimatum In the ward to knew that the quarrel was take matter of terms, but no agreements-havtheir we beneath As guard. drift loving other per-aoplace. To the twenty-thre- e as yet been reached. I Baby and together. in the room the whole affair came Willie Britts demands were similar ua s total surprise. to those exacted by young Corbett The quarrel, it was arranged, was to Adown the river we softly glide. from Jimmy when the Corbett-Bri- tt I and Baby together. take place in two parts, first, the exon the ebbing tide. match was made. Figuring that Britt change of abuse and angry epithets; As the day goes out is the money-makof the two, Willie I together. and walkiBaby use a of secondly, the pistol and demands that the purse be split as folbroad and is river deep, The twilight ng stick. The pistol was, of course, 75 per cent to Britt if he wins So close to the shadowy banks to keep, lows:50 loaded only with blank cartridges. and per cent if he loses, and 50 per At the time appointed the quarrel While drowsy poppies nod and sway, cent to Gans if he wins and 25 per cent us to beckon stay. And excitetook place amid sleepily tremendous if he loses. When it is considered that Baby and I together. ment. The professor succeeded In puttBritt Is undoubtedly the drawing card ing a stop to it and getting hold of of the two, these terms do not seepi To Slumberland our craft we steer, the smoking pistol. unreasonable. The weight stipulated is Baby and I together. At the end of the hour he told the 133 pounds ringside. elan that the quarrel had been a Slowly, hut surely, our port we near, While Britt is negotiating with Gans, I Baby and together. (ham one, but asked the young men to Corbett Is doing a lot of worryyoung -- tree spreads its ronaider It as real. A week later he Where the Dream ing in New York. A dispatch from wide. branches lectured on the difficulties of evidence, Gotham reads as follows: and afterward took In private the testAnd scatters rare fruit on every side, Young Corbett Is keeping the wires we float along, imony of those who had witnessed the Down the twilight river between here and San Francisco hot While lapping waves croon a tender to quarrel a match between himself arrange aong, Out of those twenty-thre- e well eduand Jimmy Britt. Billy Roche, formI and together. Baby cated young men, the evidence of no erly of this city but now a resident of two was exactly alike. No fewer than San Francisco, Is acting as Corbett's low. eight different names were given as A fair little head Is dropping there. The messages representative I and together. Baby that of the originator of the fight. received from Roche In reply to those harbor go The actual firing of the pistol was Gently Into the from Corbett are not at all encouragBaby and I together. accurately described by nearly all but ing. The shutting down of boxing In d, Slumber-lanthere were four separate versions of Have reached the shores of San Francisco has put a damper on the exact period of the quarrel at negotiations. Los Angeles Is the availfanned. which it was fired. The professors By whispering breezearesoftly able place where the men would fight, fast. anchored fleet that own attempts to but Britt is not inclined to battle there, quell the disturbance Amid the are moored at last. was told In at least for the present He says the eight different versions, Hush! we Baby safely I and together. and the result encounter would draw twice as much absolutely confirmed JACKSON. HUNT HELEN the futility of corrobatlve evidence In if it were held in San Francisco. Britt a court of law. has promised to face Gana Corbett g Surs Curs for The sense of sight Is deceived In a however, is not losing hope and will and moisture hundred ways, which are rarely conPiles produce continue to pres Britt for a scrap. sidered. For Instance, stand and watch causq itching this form ,as well as Piles or the revolutions of the Bucklens Arnica Salvs. cups of the ane- Blind. Bleeding Dr. Protruding Pile mometer the instrument fame for marvelous used for are cured by Has world-wid- e bleeding. cures. It surpasses any other salve, Remedy. Stops Itching and at measuring the velocity of the wlnd.-ToDrugointment or balm for Cuts, may gnxe for several minutes Absorbs tumors. 60c. a Jar Treatise free. lotion, Corns. Burns, Boils, Sores, Felons, Ulcarefully as you please, yet at the gists, or sent by mall case. Dr. ood of that time still be cers, Tetter, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, pussled as to Write me about your the real direction In which Philadelphia, Pa. Chapped Hands, Skin Eruptions; inthey are turning round. The more uncertain fallible for Pllea Cure guaranteed. GRADE Only 25c at Jesse J. Driver's, druggist HIGH the wind and the 8TRICTLY A consequentgreater ly the variation of the UANN apeed. the more SMALL CIGAR FOR 5c.; ' the BOUQUET" CLEAR HA BABY difficulty of the task Increased. Ancient Specimens of Glass. Again, standing below a high bulld-m- g VANA. The oldest specimens of glass, says and looking up, many will nver an authority on curious information, that the wall Is not exactly perpenArcheological Find. are traced back from 1,500 to 2,300 Interesting dicular, but inclines overhead in a archeological discover years before Christ These are of Interesting threatening The longer tho made during the ex- Egyptian origin. wall extends majmer. Transparent glass the stronger becomes this les have been tumulus on the is believed to have been first used ancient an of Illusion. cavation Another simple illustration of the estate attached to the chateau of aout 750 years before the Christian difficulty experienced by most people Kerusseaux en Oueven. near Lorient, era. It was Introduced into Rome In n ndu'' the time of Cicero and reached a reThe archeologists making exact observations is the France. the nilure to notice mistakes in type. In found markable degree of perfection among the investigation o! the rocent experiment copies of uncor-cte- d lng of two galleries formed Romans, who produced some of proofs were distributed among six feet hlgh and the most admirable specimens of giass megaliths parallel number of scholars in the highest consti- ever manufactured ; an instance Is the two vaults which apparently srade of anclen famous Portland vase In the British school. The average an primary of or the class was 14 tuted be necropolis md Museum. years. Glass was not used for The average number of errors found tribe, among, whom inclnmtlon windows about A. P. 300. Har-peruntil practiced were ""IT twelve. Soma of the chll-w- n inhumation a pile of huWeekly. only found three. The actual rently. In addition to umber as marked by a professional- man remains frere found. FIRE KINDLER FREE. Proofreader was forty-on- e. A partlcuand knives in sties. of ly Interesting Buy your coal of Parker and he will exsens this about fine spec point and some you FREE one of the best fire give estimate, An archeology ' pottery. -- 000 B. C kindlers on earth. the date of the tucalas BOOK BINDING. BEEN The new plant of Wilcox A Woody YU'VE WHAT JU8T We all drink tea ; most all LOOKING SMALL CLEAR Is now open for business. All kinds of FOR--A A NICKEL. blank books and loose leaf work. 2376 HAVANA CIGAR FOR Washington avenue. tea; great market for UPMANN'S "BABY BOUQUET, For Ladies and Children y 1,1 e 13, in Frame, fought a duel il.iy viitn J.iques Luudain, the l:i"r of a hpiirling Journal, for writing ,im.-st- i (fully of the president of p WOULD ANNEX THE NETHERLANDS TO EMPIRE. THURSDAY, 4 HOLLAND cut. jt JOURNAL, HAS EIGER EVE OH Have yoa got on LT-u-onJust i no Till t" 1 can and question, Vit-in-to anting, why, it i of yoi ihisscm Iiower V,iion above the average. It la P V. that nine men out of many tf,225t JeU on the how garment are there and V .ley rut on every morning hJ every evening. just one of thoae thing exemplifies how absolutely moat '" 'I. fall to cultivate their power Here la another: observation. rf. tch i" a fairly familiar object. whether the i you were asked with -- .hsra on the face correspond ". Roman numeral, what would you persona out of a , lnety-nln- e W' once answer. "Tm." at would wnndred would be wrong, the ninety-nin- e 1 custo- ns symbol fornn.four not the xv, but could multiply such Instances .Almost any extent. It 1 safe to bet an architect imost any man except !tat be doe not know how many particular flight !in there are In any own house, even though he has Smbed them thousand of times. STATE WITH THE SPORTS t , .nv button UTAH We can be-iwe- ni blue-wing- suit you. We will please you. Come in and give us the chance. CLOAK ed Have Arrived Z. C. M. I. DEPT. CLOAK DEPT. k, 1 com-nsratlv- ds two-year-o- ld e ns A New Departure in Bo-san- . Washing All Wool Washed in Distilled Water No No Fading Shrinking We have recently arranged to save all ths distilled water produced by ths condensation of ths steam used in our engine, dry rooms, mangles and other steam heated machinery, and find wa have enough for thp washing of all our silks and flannels and colored godds. Ths superiority of this purs, soft water over tho hard water of this city for washing such goods is very great. By ths us bf distilled water, mild soap and cars that ths are not ovor-hoatgoods there is but little danger of fading or shrinking. Any work entrusted to us will receive most careful at- Is the way a prominent eastern news paper editor expresses himself about the service of the Overland Limited on the Union Pacific and Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Line and Colored Goods If you are going east and are In a hurry, the Overland Limited la the train to take. Through cars to Chicago. C. S. WILLIAMS, 106 West Second South St., Commercial Agent, Salt Lake City, Utah . You Can't Depend On the Sun. for heat In the winter time, so let ua fill coal ahed ' your weather Is good. 140 Z. Up-tow- Offieo 407 24th 8L n Yard, 122 Ogden Steam Laundry Pr trash. Wn,a far oar KrwwUdn Bosk. A BchiSiw A 437 TWENTY-FIFT- 8t SYSTEM J OPENING- STREET. H PHONE V-a- ac. 174. , - . OK A C. J. A. Lindquist NEW AND THOROUGHLY EQUIPPED LINE UNDERTAKER and EMBALMER BETWKKN St. Louis a,nd Oliioaero Open All Right. TSleyCMie Of dsn, Utah. 2020 Washington Ave. 630-- SUNDAY, JULY 31, 1904. trains leava St. Louia and Chicago nightly Thoroughly Equipped (after arrival of incoming trains), arriving aithar eity tho following Utah National Bank UNITED STATES morning. Equipment entirely now; lavish in design, elaborate in DEPOSITARY. John E. Dooly Horace E. Peery Ralph E. Hoag ... a. PASSENGER TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT St. Louis President Vice-Preside- nt Cashier Belle FOREIGN and DOME8TIC Drafts on all point. INTERE8T DEP08IT8. PAY8 ON THE JOURNAL TIME By Carrier, One Month, 60c. By Mail, One Mftnth, Fred L. Kellers BILL OF FAREi Oysters Crabs and Shrimps Salmon and Halibut Striped Base Poultry Beef and Mutton Pork and Veal Hams and Bacon Dried and Pressed Corn Beef Head Cheese and Dill Pickles ' Pure Home Rendered Lard. 2478 Washington Avenue. EXCURSION furnish-Ing- . Aak your Ticket Agent, or address, OGDEN, UTAH. RATE8 PACIFIC. VIA UNION St Louie and return, $ 42.5a Chicago and return, $47.60. Chicago and return, via St Louie, $47.5a St Louie and return, via ' Chicago, i $48.75. Limit (0 days. Transit limit 10 days In each direction. Pullman aleepers through to St Louie without change. Tickets on sale Tuesdays and Fridays each week. Stop overs allowed. A. B. MOSELEY, Trav. Pa. Agfc- - THE QUALITY OF A "BIT" CIWHEN IN A HURRY, SMOKE was that the olderchlldron "BABY BOUQUET FOR UPMANNS than GAR FOR A NICKEU-CA- LL mistake as a rule found fewer UPMANN'S "BABY BOUQUET. CLEAR HAVANA CIGAR Se. pertinent W, 24th Frisco") a TEA j Jones Coal and Ice Co. 'PHONE NEW 'PHONE 14a OLD 2 M. L. while the tention. er Piles-Itchin- SURE NUF HURRY UP TRAIN A IS NOW PREPARED TO 6HOW YOU EXACTLY WHAT YOU WANT IN 8UIT8, . OVERCOATS, HAT8, SHOES, UNDERWEAR, ETC. ALL THE LATE8T STYLES AND FAD8 ARE HERE. CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK AND PRICES. 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