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Show DAILY OF UTAH STATE JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY JUNE 22, 1904. fW Oil's per cent TEACHERS TO GO COMING SESSION educational wi Jun. 27 to B. Hold in St. Loui. Rotoo for July 1 Spodol Members. rd :? S a Continued from rate 2.) combination of Philadelphia and uilirr cities. 'When the ugitutinn against ivUk-lou- s Mr. orders broke out in Maloney was in Europe. When the decree of expulsion was issued he is credited with purchasing and putting In his own name several 1ivmh convents One of them was the home of the sisters of Notre Dame. Another near Paria was maintained by the Order of the Sacred Heart. When this act became known to Pope Leo XIII. he rewarded Mr. Maloney's generosity and loyalty to the church by creating him a papal marquis, giving him precedence over many of the older nobles of Rome. The daughter of Mr. Maloney who today became the bride of Mr. Ritchie la still quite a young woman. She la an enthusiastic horsewoman, is fond of golf and an expert whip. Is smart In HISTORIC FRIGATE FINDS LAST BERTH IN NEW YORK. A i 111 Pen-tuck- OGDEN FURNITURE & CARPET Co. I X et Get Ready I The Good Old AT Summer Z. C. M. I. Time OGDENS GREATEST DEPARTMENT STORE. Annual June Sale. Now here, don't roast yourself over a hot kitchen stove; buy ready to eat foods. No cooking. These this week special: June Bayles lunch cheese, per Jar.. 15c Bnyles' Roquefort cheese. Jar 15c 22-23-24-- SEE BIG AD ON 25. PAGES 6 AND 7 15c Bayles nut butter, Jar N. T. full cream cheese, lb..20e 15c Veal loaf, per can Chicken loaf, per can Melrose Pate, per can 15c 15o Saratoga chips, per pound... 30c Ralston crisps, 8 pkgs. for...25o I Doesnt, 1 Cost Anything TO GET OUR carry all kinds of baker's Get them bread and cakes. fresh every day. YVe Our fruits and vegetables are noted for being the finest and freshest In the city. BARROWS GROCERY CO. Tel. 67-- 2456 Washington x. Avo. Malan Heights Is Now Open resort, 5H miles from Ogden, Is 7,000 feet above sea camping ha a delightful level, grounds among the pines, ample hotel accommodations, fine table board, pure cool air and pure spring water. This popular JUST THE PLACE TO SPEND A DAY OR WEEK OR ALL SUMMER. ON PRICE8 LUMBER, SHINGLES, LATH MATER- BUILDING AND IALS OF ALL KINDS, AND THEREBY ToSave YourselfMone The way to a mans heart Is through his atomaoh," I the saying of s wise woman. Utah & Oregon Lumber Co 143 24th Street Phone And the way to do this is to use 561 CRESCENT Hi It's a Real Pleasure to open a package from our laundry. And why? Because the work Is done the way you like It you, done done to please done without being all worn out, and its delivered on time. In your Carriages leave east terminus of street car line at 8:15 Twenty-fift- h every morning. Round trip, $1.00. Carriages will be furnished parties of three or four at any hour. Address: B. MALAN, Malan Heights. Propr. FLOUR is for sail by your Crocur. Laundry, 437 25th St Phone 174. PEERY BROTHERS MILLING CO. Makers.' fES Railroad or Steamship Tickets To All Parts of the World You have to use soma kind of coal even In summer. SHARMANS HOUSE, Z Backed by the American Ticket Brokers Association YOULL ALWAYS FIND attend daneea or theaters or to catch train in a hurry If yeu remember the number-ph- ene Te Eastern Corn-fe- d Beef THE BEST? SHURTLIFF & CO. or 18-Telephone 18-Call 2041 or 2407 Washington. X or any other good kind at BALLARD & RINCKER. 22. SEEDS ALLEN TRANSFER COMPANY. ALBERS ALLEN, MSB. Phone22. -- Carried by: ee I WHY NOT OPP. DEPOT Phone 101 Its COAL I WILL SAVE YOU MONEY HEALT n; 412 baking. CRESCENT The Ogden Steam TERMS i Board and Lodging, pr wask...$6.00 35 and 50c Single Meals n. Cork-bur- 4th FOR JULY x. 6 i Week Commencing Monday, June 20. I ur B ! PORCH FURNITURE on ? I ON HAMMOCKS AND Known as Water Wich Distinguiahad Naval Heroes Served Apprenticeship on Her Decks. NEW YORK. Jui.e 22. From NewTeachers of Utah: The for port. where for the lnsi ten years he annual meeting of the Natlon-,- 1 aerviie a a rwcivlng ship hag been will be Educational association, for navy apprentices, the Constellation, June !7 to July 1, held in St. Louis, atoldest ship of the navy, has been teachers from Utah 1904. Fifty-fiv- e associathe of meetings brought to the Now York navv yard tended the Is estiIt year. last Boston at and made fast to Colib dock, where 1 tion 200 will be presleast at that mated she will Hwait such fate as the navy ent at the St. Louis meetings. department has in store for her. Her Teachers should arrange to spend place at Newport lias been taken by $ Louis. The at least two weeks in St. one of the vessels of the new navy. association will regular work of the Under command of Lieutenant A. the general and be devoted mainly to A. Pratt the Constellation was brought which prodepartment meetings, for down in tow of tile navy tug with spebeen prepared have grams and Powhuitan. The crew of school cial reference to the various costumes unassuming in manner, thirteen whieli she had on board reher countries as ex- and a systems of different turned to Newport by the tugs. good business woman. exhibits educational In the emplified As she will inherit a large part of Aside ft oin the Constitution, the week In the Palace of Education. The her fathers wealth, he has taken care Constellation is the most notable of the devotfolowing the convention will be to train her in financial ways and line old oak ribbed ships which this ed to the study of the educational and means To give her experience he nation set afloat In the early part of other exhibits under the guidance of settled a snug little fortune on her its history. Built in Baltimore In 1797, will be In atspecial assistants who when she became of age. For several all of the art of the intent shipwrights week only to aid the tendance that years she has looked after her own of her time seemed to have lived In her X. E. A. members. All meetings of the Investments, and has become a shrewd hull, as less than a dozen years ago convention will be held on the expo- buyer and seller, and In devious ways saw her voyaging across the Atlantic sition grounds, In close proximity to has learned how to take care of what with the French government's exhibit the different exhibits. she has and how to manage the great to the Chicago fair slowed in her hold Reduced hotel rates and special ad- fortune that will one day be hers. and about her decks. mission concessions to the exposition Louis Carbery Ritchie, the brideHer Baltimore architects put Into have been secured for members of groom, is a young lawyer, and la the the craft some of those fine lines the National Educational association. son of Dr. Louis Ritchie, a prominent which subsequently made the clipIn order to secure these concessions physician at the national capital Hla pers from that port famous around the teachers should obtain their member- family comes from the south, and world. upon owns a ship certificates Immediately country residence In Fairfax Alwaya fast on every point of sailtheir arrival In St. Louis. Members of county, Va. ing, the Constellation became known the reception committee will meet When he heard of the engagement as the water witch, and throughout teachers at the railway stations and Cardinal Satolll expressed a wish to the early part of the Last century her render any assistance desired. Mem- be present, being an old friend of the fame as the fastest frigate afloat went bership registration and assignment to bride's Cardinal Gibbons, far and wide. father. accommodations will be made at the Archbishop In 107 years a ahlp of war can crowd Farley and other high St Louis Music hall, comer Olive and churchmen likewise promptly accept- In man yexcitlng experiences. The llrta Fourteenth streets, or at the three ed Invitations to attend the function. notable one came to the Constellation to the exposition main entrances two years after she went afloat. grounds, or at the Town hall of the TENNESSEE SUNDAY 8CHOOL8. There are many hoping that some hotel The Inside Inn," within the 22. The June NASHVILLE, Tenm, day some one will write the story of grounds. annual interdenominational Sunday the encounter with the French frigate the school convention, under the auspices After careful Investigation, L'lnsurgente, which took place off Inside The Inn," Headquarters hotel, of the Tennessee Sunday School asso- Guadaloupe. The vessels engaged In beautifully located In a forest on the ciation, opened In Nashville today and the early afternoon, and after a long highest grounds of the exposition will continue until the end of the conflict the Frenchman struck her coland. the Christian Endeavor week. ors. hotel on Oakland avenue, near the The convention la made up of several Lieutenant John Rogers with Midentrance on the south side of the score of representatives from the var- shipman David Porter and eleven men, grounds, are recommended. ious county associations and churches were sent on board the prise, whose These hotels have accommodations of the state. An Interesting program decks were then cumbered with sevenfor between 8,000 and 9,000. N. E. A. of music, papers, and discussions has ty killed and wounded. But there were teachers are given a rate of $1 a day been arranged for the gathering. still 880 unhurt on board, when a sudfor room, or $2 a day for room and den squall separated the Constellation meals. There are many other good hoVERMONT DEMOCRATS. from her prise. tels and private boarding houses that How the Mercy prisoners were kept BURLINGTON, Vt.. June 22. The give special N. E. A. rates. Vermont Democratic state conven- subdued, of how the ship, crippled as The N. E. A. headquarters will be tion was called to order here shortly she was by the fire of the Con Stella in the Missouri state building. The after 10 o'clock this morning. The tlon, was handled, and how the wound Utah headquarters will be in the Utah convention will select four delegates ed were cared for In this crisis. Is state building, located near the Inside at large to the St. Louis national con- something which historians have never Inn. vention and also put In nomination a adequately told. Active members from Utah will meet full state ticket to be voted for at the But somehow Rodgers and his men at the headquarters Tuesday at E:80 September election. and three days later managed It, p. m. for the purpose of selecting a The sentiment of the convention ap- brought the prise to port. member of the nominating committee. pears to favor Judge Parker for the A short time later the Constellation Railroad rates from Utah for the presidential candidate. the Vengeance, another engaged National Educational association are French frigate, but although the latter the same as the exposition rates adThe Causes of Death. vessel was badly shattered, she manvertised by the railway companies InOnly 900 persons in 1,000.000, ac aged to escape, darkness favoring her formation desired regarding rates may cording to a medical authority, die flight be obtained from the local ticket from old age, while 1,200 succumb to The Constellation later took part In gout, 18,000 to measles 27,000 to apoagents war with Tripoli and was again the to plexy, 7,600 to consumption. 48,000 W. J. KERR, scarlet fever, 25,000 to whooping conspicuous in the war of 1812. Director and State Manager of the cough, 30,000 to typhoid and typhus, She Is ship rigged and was origin N. E. A. for Utah. and 7,000 to rheumatism. The aver- ally classed as a forty-fogun ship. ages vary according to locality, but Later the number of her guns was rethese are considered pretty accurate IN SESSION. NURSERYMEN heavier onea substituted, as regards the population of the globe duced and rated as a thirty-sivessel the and as a whole. ATLANTA, Ga., June 22. The anThe vessel has been In the training nual convention of the American Asservice almost since the Civil war. Building a Great Tunnel. sociation of Nurserymen, in session at The tunnel through Khlngan pass, During her long career the ConPiedmont hotel la the largest meeting Manchuria, will not be completed for stellation has been commanded by In the history of the association, another year. It will be some ten many officers whose names are now which extends over a period of thirty thousand feet In length. Many thou- Inscribed In the navys hall of fame. sand Chinese are employed. Two tun- First of these was Commodore Trux-tuyears. The opening session was held this nels are being cut, the upper one for who commanded the frigate when removing the debris. Considerable difmorning and was called to order by she fought the L'lnsurgente and the ficulty has been met with, but there Is Frank A. Weber of Missouri. Govern- no doubt of Us ultimate success, nor Vengeance. He was succeeded by Capor Terrell and Mayor Howell wel- of the saving in time it will effect over tain A. Murray, who had command comed the visitors and responses were the Chinese Eastern railroad. during her Tripolitan experiences. made by C. L, Watrous of Iowa and Later came Captain John Casein, E. W. Kirkpatrick of Texas. Reports When Autos Get Cheap. who directed her movements at the The Minnesota Board of Tax Equali- time when she was in action with the of officers and committees occupied sation has discovered that the many the greater part of the day. Admiral of automobiles subject to barges of the British hundreds The principal papers read before the she sunk, killing which of schedthree values taxation in the state the convention were as follows: "The Cost uled Sev- and wounding ninety men and taking to $500. $4.75 from ranged of Growing Trees," Harry L. Bird, eral automobiles in one county were forty-thrprisoners. Insurance for Nursery- listed at $13 each. Michigan; The men," E. Albertson, Indiana;. Have You a Cough? Last Word on Fruit Picking and Confessions of a Priest. A dose of Ballard's Horchound SyRev. Jno. S. Cox of Wake, Ark., rup will relieve it. Have you a cold? Storing, G. Harold Powell. United 8tatei department of agriculture. The writes: 'For twelve years I suffered A dose of Herblne at bedtime and freconvention will remain In session un- from Yellow Jaundlqe. I consulted quent smell doses of Horehound By-- 1 a number of physicians and tried all rup during the day will remove lt til Saturday. sorts of medicines, but got no relief. Try It for whooping cough, for asthThen I began to use Electric Bit- ma. for consumption, for bronchitis. Sure Cure for Pilot. Itching Piles produce moisture and ters and feel that I am now cured of Mrs. Jos McGrath, 327 East First cause Itching. This form, as well as a disease that had me In Its grasp for street, Hutchinson, Kan., writes: I Blind. Bleeding or Protruding Piles arc reliable Horehound a Syrup want Ballard's used have twelve years." If you cured by Dr. Pile Remedy. trou- In my family for 5 years, end find It Stops Itching and bleeding. Absorbs medicine for Liver and Kidney tumors. 50c a jar at druggists, or sent ble, stomach disorder or general debil- the best and most palatable medicine by mail. Treatise free. Writs ms Electric Bitters. It's guaran- I ever used." 25c, 60c and $1. Sold about your esse. Dr. Bosanko, Phila- ity, get by Geo. F. Cave, druggist teed by Jesse J. Driver. Only 50c. delphia, Pa. To the 1 NATIONAL ASSOCIATION. OF ! t 25th St. C. J. A. Lindquist UNDERTAKER EM BALM ER and All Might Tele ?r ns tao-Open M20 Washington Ave. Ogdon, Utah. (Wholesale and Retail) CAimnrthwalte Produce Company OGDEN. THE STATE JOURNAL NEW8. UTAH FOR THE |