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Show DAILY ICOLLAPSE CIDCUS EMPLOYE : LOCAL BRIEFS f UTAH 8TATE OF 9, 1904. Bargains Grow Greater CIRCUS USES AH AXE AUGUST TUESDAY, JOURNAL, salt As ths tims for. closing our Woll savs you money on any article purchased, big or little. Buy now. A week from today you will few have to pay full valus for goods now on sale. Not articles marked down, but four stores brimful of splon-di- d merchandise, honestly reduced in price. mid-summ- Prayer meeting at the First dist church tomorrow evening, ai Metho- usual. will arrive home Mrs. (!. A. tomorrow from a month's visit to Kansas. A marriage license was Issued today to John J. Powell of Marriott and Mary E. Quibell of Woodruff, Rich county. William U. Hughes returned yesterday from a several days' stay at Denver In the Interests of the Smurth-walt- e Produce company. John Topance, arrested yesterday by Humane Officer W. Browning for cruelty to animals, forfeited bis bail in police court this by morning. sliver case watch was An 0ien-facstolen from Miss Moran on the streets lc yesterday by a pickpocket. The jio-linwas Immediately department formed, but the thief hns not been apprehended. Judge Rolapp returned yesterday from California. Applications for admission to cltlsenship were acted upon favorably from George Johnson, formerly of England, and Pete 8. Wilson, Eric Sunxtrom and Curl M. Soderberg, all residents of Sweden. An alarm was turned In at 9:45 last night from box 14, where a small In the blase had been discovered Fierce foundry, caused by an overheated furnace. The fire laddies ex tlngulshed the blase in short order and the damage was alight. David Eccles, Thomas D. Dee and Judge H. H. Rolapp returned yesterday from California, where they have been for about ten days. They investigated conditions as regards the beet sugar industry In the golden state and conferred with several of the manu- FRACTURES A FELLOW MANS SKULL. FIVE ARE INJURED BUT NOT RIOUSLY. WORK- - SE- and! Mr. and Mrs. Fred Halverson and Claims the Blow Was an Accident Maks and Baby Child, and Lady Was Intended for Another Up tha List. Employe. Isle of Violet Talcum Powder. .1c 19c Rublfoam Unfortunately the coming and going The miniature riot which occurred of the circus was not without acciyesterday at the Rlngllng Bros, circus dent, which, it Is to be hoped, will may yet prove serious to one of the not be of a serious nature. Just as employes, Arnold Fordyke, who lies the performance concluded Mr. and at the hospital in a critical condition, Mra Fred Halverson, together with while William Bate, who struck For- - their little boy. had risen from their I dyke with an ax, Is confined in the gats and were about to leave the tent of there was a sharp crack and the Ity Jail awaiting the result I board on which they were standing dyke's injuries. I The trouble occurred shortly after collapsed and they were precipitated I the lunch hour In the tent used as s to the ground, a distance of about Bates hnd been attending to I teen feet. Another lady with a, child his work when one of his fellow em- - Ln her arms was also thrown to the die- plnyes came to him and began to ground, but her name nor the extent tate. It seems that this angered Bates 0f her Injuries could not be learned, men Two and, grabbing an ax to strike the oth-- 1 young caught her er employe, he missed him and struck I by the arms as she was about to fall held her for some time, but they Fordyke squarely on the head, flirting a horrible gash and fractur- were unable to continue the strain, the footing being very precnrloua and Ing the skull. Bates claims that his striking For-- 1 she dropped in a heap. dyke was accidental, as the blow wasj Mra Halverson sprained her left intended for the other fellow who dlc- - ankle and sustained Injuries on the tnted to him when he had no author-- 1 jef( Pg and side by being hit by the I broken hoard as she descended, and Ity. I Fordyke was taken to the hospital jfr Halverson Injured his right leg In I by orders of the circus mnnagfmc nt, the same nxtnner. The little boy was I arrest while Bates was placed under rendered unconscious by the foil and to and taken Jail. blood was flowing from his mouth when Mr. Halverson picked him up. lth urn. to cuiieys drug He ran LEGAL DISPUTES SETTLED. store, at the corner of Twenty-secon- d frlend rendering assistance to Mrs. Wittevssn Gats Divorco-W- slsr Mrs. Halverson, and from there to Culley's place on Washington avenue. facturers. the services of Dr. Rich were I where Judge Rolapp rendered his decision who gave It as his opinion today In the case of George A. Fuller Poured, wa. not injured Inter-In- g child the "t 1 TRAINS COLLIDE. et al. against Milo Sharp et al. deny-11 M- Halverwn was also the motion of the defendant, for to the drug store, where she Increase of tha plaintiffs' bond, brought Southern Paoifio Pasenger No. 4 Run medical received attention. The oth-th- e The motion was argued at length by Into by a Freight Train. was home by er conveyed tody attorneys on both .Idea. This Is In the dr-Ifew Wends. people Very Southern Pacific pasenger train No. the action which wa. fully reported knew that an accWent had the Journal on Saturday, and in- 4, which is scheduled to arrive In this Pned-, of west will of 9:20 the from at the question the rights city pi m., reach here about an hour late this the people of this and Ogden valley colEXCITING RUNAWAY, to certain of the waters of Ogden rlv-- 1 evening on account of a rear-en- d er. The main Isaue of the suit will be lision at Cisco, Cul yesterday. The passenger train was standing on taken up and disposed of by Judge! Team of Horsea Becomes Uncontrol-Boot- h a siding In the yards when freight at the latter end of this or the able and Dashas Down Wash-earl- y I week. train No. 212 crashed Into the rear of next part ington Avanuo. end, badly wrecking two cars and In Margaretha Wltteveen was today Jurlng several passengers. granted a divorce from her husband. James Baus and family of Hooper Two men whose names could not be Henry Wltteveen, the grounds of the I had a narrow escape from serious learned were seriously Injured. The being cruelty and failure to jury yeaterday afternoon. While I was a total wreck and had dining-ca- r street hill lng down Twenty-fourt- h to be taken from the train. Judgement waa rendered In the easel the pole of the buggy dropped down of C. H. Gleason and others against I and the vehicle began to crowd Into CHILDREN SET BARN ON FIRE. A. R. Heywood, as executor of the es-- 1 the team. Mr. Baus guided the ani-ta- te of Charles W Cook, and the Utah I mala as best he could and the entire son of Mr. and Mra The I National bank, ordering that the family. Including Mrs. Baus and George Nlcholls of Kaysvllle crept out paid Into court by the bank be Lrai amall children, remained calm, of bed at 9:20 Runday morning, got I paid to the plaintiffs pro rata on their The team whirled south on Washlng-respectisome mutches, left the house and built claims against the deoe-- l ton, when suddenly the pole of the a Are in the barn and then went back dent. V. Gideon waa attorney fori buggy ran behind a heavy wagon and to the house and to bed. while the plnlntlffa and Mr. McCormick for de-- 1 broke, releasing the horses, which lire quickly destroyed the barn and I fondants. were afterward caught about a block the contents, including hay, n surrey, from the scene. Fortunately all es- two buggies and a number of farming MAY LOSE A LEG. raped Injury. Implements. The loss is estlmsted at no $700, with insurance. Mr. and Mra Fpon Inquiry at the hospital thlsl Nlcholls were away from home, but morning It was learned that the In- - TURNER WILL ARRIVE TODAY.! lady who was staying with the chi) Juries sustained by Mrs. Thomas 81a-- 1 dren was awakened by the child re ter through the runaway In the can- - Colored Boxer Will Begin Training in turning to the house and after the lire yon yesterday are more serious than This City at Ones, she questioned the boy and learned of was at first expected and may necessl. Its origin. Turner, who fights Barney late the amputation of one of her legs. I The physicians held a consultation I Sullen in thla city on August 17th, is DR. FREDERIC BELL frive here from Stock-termlthis morning, but were unable to de-- 1 txpcted 1 I ton- CalThe king of phrenologists and physlog - th,a R,noon. In company whether an amputation would with hla manager and sparring part nomlsta gives dally readings at hla he required. suite of rooms. No. IS Healy hotel Mra ners, and will Immediately begin t,v training. He is still in fine shape Beil receives all callers In the parlors from 9 a. mfl to 9 p. m. Half-pric- e A meeting Is desired of the ladles a,nce hla for nht t Beattie and thla- - coupled with a week's one week. Special rates to children, of the families of the training Knights of Co- Come and And out what you are best lumbua. on Wednesday afternoon at n f'fiden. ought to place him In tlp-1:at St. Josephs school. Twenty-- 1 top fottle to put up the battle of his adapted for. Ladles? entrance. N. R Dr. Bell will deliver hla hu sixth street, to arrange for outing on H,e ,or h,oh h certainly will be morons lecture on Funny Folks, or the 19th Instant. called upon when he faces Mullen COMMITTEE. next week. The latter la In splendid Fun Better Than Physic." at the First church Congregational The first Thursday drawing for the umbrella lnp lnce his fight with Indian Joe" night, August 11. at 9:15. Admission, given each week by the Troy Steam 0reMf anJ will give the colored boxer 25 centa g laundry took place this morning. 97 a PirItd tussle for his money. feel determined to defeat n, the first. Four numbers were nerOur show speaks for itself this week which will he be to 59 97. 155, do and 273. All should compelled as It consists of the highest salaried rail and have tickets registered. If in order t0 9Tet a line on some of the artists on the vaudeville stage. Ft ah 97 does not call 155 will he the next b'Kr follows. He la confident of vie- na Park. Admisalon. 10 centa tory and will leave nothing undone lucky number, etc. toward making It possible. WHY NOT BUY A HOME? LEMON AS A BEAUTIFIES. I have some good ones to be told Lemons used externally will aid In cheap. Monthly payments, If you like. beautifying anyone. There is nothing E. 8. ROLAPP. more valuable for the toilet table than Eccles Building. a solution of lemon Juice; a little rub. bed Into the hands, face and neck at night will not only whiten but soften SWISS the skin. A paste made of magnesia Watch-Make- rs SWISS WATCHES. and lemon Juice applied to the face WATCHES. and hands upon lying down for a fifEvery dealer in watches recognizes tha fact that Swiss manufL. teen minutes' rest will bleach the akin turere of watches turn out the very highest grads of a watch. beautifully. PATER PHILIPPE AND THE VACBERON CONSTANTIN For discolored or stained finger nails a teaspoonful of lemon Juice In Are movements practically mads by hand and have taken mere Gold a cup of warm soft water la Invalus' Mcdalo at expositions than any other movements mads. Wa carry a fuH line and would bo dolightod to shew ble; this Is one of the very beat man' you the goods and explain leure aids. It will loosen the cuticle their superiority ovtr many of the American Watches. from the nails as well as remove discoloration. In the West Indies 8WI8S lemon bath is almost a daily luxury. Watchmakers and Jewelers WATCHES. Three or four limes nr lemons are ce For-W),- en e, 1 ln-a- Mennen's Talcum Powder ....14c 8c Cheaper ones 4c Euthymol Bath Sponges .. .. Tablet 7c Tape, per roll 1c 38e Hooks and Eyes 2c 4c Hairpins, per box 2c. Fancy Elastic, per yard Hair Brushes, worth 50c Toilet Pins, per cube cube, Larger else, per .. 10c Collar .12c Bone Hairpins, per dos worth TE J. S. Lewis & Co. I and Easy Terms Offered. BEST AND ON Foundations, black, ford to Miss 419 Genuine Soap Colgate's Williams' Shaving 5o Colgate's Dental Powder .15c So Ammonia, per bottle .11o W. H. WRIGHT & SONS' COMPANY To Be or Not to Be That la the question. It takes some people so long to make up their mlnda to go to the dentist, when It Is necessary, that their teeth decay, and can only be kept from disfiguring their mouth by an expert dentist who makes FULL SET OF TEETH.. GOLD SET OF TEETH.. SILVER FILLINGS PAINLESS EXTRACTING. GOLD f 85JX) .. 54)0 54)0 Wo Crown, Bridgo and Fill ths natural teeth, or make artificial ones at moderate cost. HIGHEST CLASS OF DENTISTRY AT LOWEST PRICES" Is our motto. LADY ATTENDANT. Office liours- -8 to 6; Sunday, 10 to 2. Boston Dental Parlors BBS" ' 2461 Washington Ave., Ogden PEACHES UTAH PEACHES are now at their best. We are receiving a fresh supply daily, and sail them at ths lowest prices. FRUIT JARS BALL MA80N8 Ths Old Reliable. Pints, per dos f .75 $5 Quarts, per dos 1.00 per dos Pure Gum Rubbers S dosen for LIGHTNING THE .NEW ECONOMY 8elf-8ealin- g. .25 $1.00 1.95 1.65 9 dos. for RUBBER FASTENERS For Root Beer or Catsup Dozen Jones Co. 338 sliced Into the water and allowed to lie for half an hour, in order that the Juice may be extracted. A, remarkable aense of freshness and cleanliness Is given the akin. Lemon juice In water Is an excellent dentifrice. This is about the only simple remedy for removing the tartar end Is also valuable for sweetening the breath. Lemon Juice and a pinch of ealt will remove the most obstinate of stains. Never throw away lemon or orange peel, for these alone will often take away stains without T. A. Rose In Nausing water.-M- rs. tional Magailne for August. . NsaiTy Forfeits His Life. TWENTY-FIFT- H ST. Lyceum Family Theater 7- - H- - The tions tore these rebuilding and extensive attento be .made In our Balt Lite make It impossible to metre pianos now and we are clearing them out at Ogden, Reed Hold n enr block, at the greatest known. We are offering many old atylea and many odd makes of planoi at. less than cost of factory production. Great Variety of Good Pianos. We are offering at this sale a greater variety of good TOUNG, Proprietor and Manager Week of August 8 1000 Laughs IN THE GREAT FARCE HOW TO RAISE THE RENT than piano wai ever shown under one roof west ef Chicago. Here are Stein ways, Kimballs and George Steck pianos, Mam ft Hamlin, Estey and AVhitncy planoi, Knabe, Hlnze and Heller planoi. Chickerlng, Kranich ft Bach and Melville Clark pianos, Krell, Smith 9 Barnes and Willard pianos. All marked In plain figures, on lowert price to all, and that price the ever known on good Instruments A school girl can buy as wisely and well as the shrewdest shopper. All Can Afford to Buy. If you do not feel like putting more than $143 or $187 In a piano, you cae if you act quickly secure a good new for the above $265 or $300 piano amount, and pay It In cash or eair monthly advance no payments, no difference, because of eaay time Then If you feel like you should little higher and get Pints, per dox Quarts, per dox per dox Composition Rubbers, and s. reju-larl- y. 5X0 CROWN, BRIDGEWORK, per tooth GIVEN WITH ALL WORK. in pianos, organa mark-dow- GOLD FILLINGS.. $1.00 and Up PLATINUM FILLINGS... 1J GUARANTEE on It is an opportunity to secure one of the highest class or best standard medium grade pianos at an extraordinary saving from the prices at which net Instruments must be sold for you'ean get the best for these low prices: 50 Strwt-Op- We desire to thank the pun-h- . public for the splendid interval mj. Ifested In our clearing mi. good anos at deep cut prices, on account extensive store alterations, aln tot the confidence reused in our nouncement of the same, as fully denced by the large number of inH menta taken the first day by delighted customers. It is our purpose to be perfectly candid and not overstate matter, u to prices, terms, quality, etc, one iota, and those Interested in the purcht of an Instrument can fully rely on the fact that this Is a genuine g piano-player- Why Pay Others Large Fees for Dental Work 22-K- h ' money-ur-ln- Specialty 50 No On CM Rood Hot. I Bled-- Every Ev.ninj. opportunity Crown and Bridgework a when Twenty-Fift- Shaving Soap Reliable It's an Opportunity 1c slightly damaged MOST MAKES. Tur-draw- Excell ? Really Amounts to Buyers Fully Appreciated Great Price Reductions 9c ' Mul-bein- Swiss Co Price Sacrifice Piano Sale ....14e sev-mon- ey 1 in Clayton Music 19c So n 10 Public Interest , hap-volv- es drlv-PWW- Tooth Paste Dr. Graves' Tooth Powder Ho Cold Cream Chiffon Collars, each one of the f stan-da- rd made $325, $375 to $425 pianos IlMi you can secure one here now for $223 to $287. M Terms cash or $15 to $25 down; to $10 per month. art Then In that grand class of high In elaGrand style. pianos, Cabinet H borate cases, that sell regularly to $559 world over at from $450, $509, now one secure $900 and up, you can for $298, $337. $367 to $387. Terms cash or easy payments. 1 to $50 down payment; $10 to $15 Pr month. Call Out of Town People Should of a need In Out of town persons to come a piano or organ can afford these s1 long way to secure one of bargains. If you cannot call let u elect t or you. We guarantee satisfaction no sale. anyWe will send pianos or organs P where to be paid for on the easy ment plan write us. Used upright pianos. a f,w , .. close out at $190 up. Psyme11 suit. at Used square pianos, to close up. Payments to suit to c New $75. $90 to $140 organs, See Knoth'a Drug Store Window for at $40, $5$. $68 to $78 up. Paytnen ., presents to bo given away 8unday $4 to $8 monthly. A runaway, almost ending fatally, Used organs, to close at started a horrible ulcer on the leg of night, August 14th. ' mon $33. Payments 33 to $4 J. B. Orner, Franklin Grove, 111. For rwrT Attend the " 0pn four years It defied all doctors and all ADMISSION, 10 CENT8. remedies. But Rurklen's Arnica Ing until 9:30. Salve COMPANY. CLAYTON MUSIC had no trouble to cure him. The management of the Journal will Son. Equally Colder O. (Successors to D. good for burns, bruises, skin erup- consider It a favor If I860--) subscribers will fobllshed tions and piles. Twenty-fiv- e G- - Ca cents at report promptly any of Represented by Dave. Jesse J. Driver's drug tore. papers. Telephone 994. Reed Hotel Block, 419 Twenty" $1-t- non-delive- ry |