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Show DAILY PAGE SIX. WHO HAVE FAILED OFFICERS FIND ONLY COLD COMFORT. Japan Particularly Harah n Its Lead-ar- t Who Aro Not Fortunats Enough to Havo Boon Victors. Itusala lias several beaten generals at the present time, and the question Is what will eventually becomt of riter In Icarson's them, says a Weekly. The land of the great bear haa seldom permitted the leaders of her army and navy to long survive their down-foi- l, alatements to notwithstanding the contrary, and there are several Instances of Russians once shining lights In barrack rooms and naval dockyards who have taken leave of life both obscurely and tragically. It was nut so long ago that a famous general, at one time honored all over Iluaala, died by hls own hand at a German gambling spa. He had erred war of during the Turko-Russla- n 1S77-7- 8, and In consequence the troops under hls command had met with unexpected disaster. After the war the general left BL Petersburg in disgrace, and, under an assumed name, took up hls residence la Germany. He dissipated hls fortune at gambling places, and when he had come to hls last penny be became an "handy man," eking out a bare existence by running errands, doing odd Jobs and distributing bills. Being unable to recover hls and manhood he sought release He shot himself at a gamsuicide. by and when hls body was spa, bling searched tint a single coin was found upon him. Again a leader of the Russians dur lng the Crimean war died In abject poverty In an atllc In the Latin quarter of Faria. He had lost 15,000 men at Inkennan, and hls commission was taken from him. He went to France and led a Bohemian life for many years, making a good Income by campolling musical pieces. Tlie money he earned he spent In riotous living, and one morning he was found dead in hls attic after disicrarad himself, and popular prejudice drove him from his native counlowtry. He went to Madrid, and fell scale social the down er and lower until he became practically a beptfar both In language and habits. Not a touch of his former greatness as he was shown by the waddled In a purposeless way about Madrid. A French Journalist met the broken inan once, and lu reply to a question -When I was a French he said sadly: marshal I was the republic's slave; free man, but the price of now and a crust of vermin is freedom bread!" Several of the brilliant general of the southern states of America during the civil war were driven Into humble retirement when lasting fame was the Incentive ahead. One died in a New York garret some time since, a broken down and hopelessly intemperate old man, while another came to this country and set up in business as a barber. Another general who became a barber was the leader of the Persians, whom Sir James Dutram crushed Just before the Indian mutiny broke out. The shah degraded him, and after several more or less exciting adventures, he came down to be a barber at Bagdad. Numbers of wandering Britons allowed the fallen "giant" to shave them and as he wielded the rasor he related hls many exploits. Admiral Yllleneuve, who was beaten by Nelson at Trafalgar, was never forgiven by Napoleon, and he became a homeless wanderer, living at cheap and even disreputable hotels. nis income, after his disgrace, was 100 a year, and said to be under when he died he was heavily In debt. linu UTAH THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1905. STATE JOURNAL. FOR OLD SOLDIERS DENVER WILL HAVE THE BEST FOR THE VETERANS, their way through the canyons and gorges to the sea. "Seeing Denver cars are operated constantly, starting from the Brown Palace hotel traversing an area of twenty-fiv- e miles, embracing every The section of the city, for 50 cents. name company operates "seeing the which carry foothills cars, you miles of space through the twenty-fiv- e which In the clear atmosphere of Denthat ver seems less than one-thidistance, and, after striking Clear Creek canyon and Lookout mountain, return to the city through Wheatrldge, the paradise of horticulture, and lands you at the starting point, covering over fifty miles. The fore for this trip is 81. Seeing Denver by auto cars is another delightful excursion that takes patrons through the exclusive residence section and parks of Denver. Competent guides accompany these cars. The W. R. C. and ladles of the G. A. R. and the department of Colorado and Wyoming will keep open The :.ouse during the entire weqk. reunion of the Twenty-nint- h regiment. Infantry volunteers, will take place on Wednesday of encampment weeks at committee 8 P. m., at the Tabernacle room, Twentieth street and Lawrence Reunions will be held by avenue. other associations, about seventy-fiv- e such as army corps, divisions, brigades battery and cavalry associations. Shiloh and Gettysburg surBersquadrons. vivors, blockading dan's sharpshooters, veterans signal corps association and colored veter--. These reunions will be . held in and churches, parks, achoolhouses halls." A. R. Encampment in September Will Be Made a Notable Event. The annual encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic, which will be held in Denver, Colo., from September 4 to 10, promises to be one of the best in the' history of the organisation. Elaborate preparations are being made to entertain the visitors. George W. Cook, who is at the head of the executive committee on arrangements for the entertainment of the self-respe- ct gi-.c- ng TEA bl Matrimony and Hygiene. A scientific gentleman interested in the progress of the race has Just suggested that bride should produce to groom a health certificate, and On purely reasonable grounds there may be something to be said for this, but the romantic character of a proposal subject, my darling, to your producing a clean bill of health," Is worth a passing smile. One does not envy the medical man a public who will official, it is understood have the duty of telling an Impassioned Romeo that hls digestive arrangements sre Inadequate for matrimony. Lack. Given Away Free to Story man with-- r- bte-ri- 3W, B U, t; ,IU, (; l 7" to tone. I, o if f); ... "Well, nitis!!), Tbcm Ail Our Beautiful American Talking Maciint Free to Everybody Purchasing our Teas Coffees Spices China Glassware Crockery Greatest Offer ot tlie Age CBp this Coupon out, bring h to any of our stores. Hi value lnw dont Jite! the truth S, and t '.nsk luaci-- " ran. ml: "It Wan 1 "l IV " I see the !iu: Under Bhe pished I. ,, sntf ally : "Where Is he? murdered boy? the gate he fl n a lunch. '! tu they were brita-.nin body. Hnwe.e::rt;Sfrt.ngJJ among them hi i vM. suddenly one rtcached fc from ihe ewa-:- , M1(. HM toward her. It wa j t lt her William alive, m Mother. he a clean, plum over tie t,aU-- imanir of you sent me to p i. i .bA him Ih fc youd make him serrv! Every hw one of the Uoon:'n;r t : . 1 vt. b $5.00 worth of Coupons toward getting you tbs Talking Machine Free l.-- Boys, Girls, and Tonne Ladles this Is Tour Chance ii1ttHlll Come and See Vo Great iaericu iRptrtlig Tea What two Ca 34hwonty-fiftltraatBd- than ei Capital and Surplus, I225JXXL00. LiohtsiPower First National Bank OGDEN, UTAH 1 words meaning have greater Stores Everywhere LET THE i: Utah Lights Railway! DAVID ECCLES, President. Company THOMAS D. DEE, Cashier. JOHN PmOREB, Furnish you with either JASL r. BURTON, Assistant Cashier or both. DIRECTORS! Dae Thomas D. David Eeelee Bernard Whits Geo. H. Tribe jj E.W.WADE, Mgr. for Ogdei W. W. Riter John Wateon OOOOOOOOOMOf MMMM444I Adam Patterson Joseph Clark M. 8. Browning. Vice-Preside- nt. Respectfully solicits the accounts of and tndl banka, mercantile firm URIC RHEUMATIC RINGS MaanfKtaiedbjrtho RezRfeewdi Rag Co. Htrtford. Cancfe Pwec $2.00 THROUGH SCENIC COLORADO FERTILE feufe aul W. Stecher Ogden, Utah Missouri Pacific y Rhcg. REX 20 j RAILWAY causes matism.Sdatia.Lumbijo, Neuralgia and Gout Yoi caa remove the cause by wearing one of our J Great Discovery. The tourist found the little town in Arkansas In a great state of jubilation. Fair day? ventured the tourist "Better than that, suh, replied the shirt lanky native In the stick-candCircus In town?" "Wrong again, stranger." "Ah, I have it! The town has just had an election?1 No, slree!" Then what on earth Is the cause of all the excitement? Well, you know, stranger, mosquitoes breed malaria." Yes." "Well, our local doctor has' Just discovered that great results are brought about by giving the mosquitoes quinine pills Instead of the people. Thafk why we are celebrating. ACID In the blood I St Louis the East ? C. J. A. Lindquist UNDERTAKER mad IMBALMER Open All Night Bell Phone 520X. Independent U MM Waabtagtea Ava. Ofdm.Ukk Kansas and Missouri Pullman Bleeping Cars, Observation Dining Can, Electric Lights, Xleetrle Fine, Becllnlng Chair Can (seats free) Alien Transfer Coache. Day For Berths, Tickets, Folders, Etc., Address H. C. TOWNSEND Rejected Candidates. It Is reported that at a recent examination of candidates for admission to the naval academy at Annapolis only were found eleven out of twenty-fiv- e sufficiently sound physically to be admitted. The whole twenty-fiv-e passed the mental examination, but fourteen of them were unable to present the necessary physical requirements. This fart Is s fair index of the rate at which the physical decadence of the InAmerican people In progressing. sanity, idiocy and epilepsy are all Increasing at a very rapid rate three hundred per rent within the past thirty years. GenT Paieenger and Ticket Agent, Bt Louie, Ulieoarl Co. Albem Alter, Mgr. Pfetoe 22. SM 412125th Hair Superfluous MkIP Kcmoved the K by iJDiiSniracfa to w ,ef??cV. rtmtiae ssd vnrtlesl .w7 to urn MptrunHimg vu Ik iod depllztort. ofthe . ontha MWOBD Do kinds U " fectum Mthod which U I odened br PhpMM m oiadlazl Jounal danoataloglK. huuIbh: BooMat OvL is nvelztloB t.irSr! Don't "Tj Ini m .s!!?.l?ff.lk De Mirada sillw. for SLID byDa HP" --VSTES Fart Xaw Tort Your Talupo. At.(no rwjupa) If Wli Wa awatioa atainad for It for aala by all 8iw-- " Vila dapartmeot Mane and The My Doable-Trac- k Railway between Iks Mlssosii River sod Chicage. The Prospect George H. Daniels told a gathering of railway and steamship men in New York the other evening that before many more years shall have passed trains between Chicago and the eastern metropolis will leave the terminals every two hours and travel 100 mifrg an hour. He added reflectively that under such circumstances the train dispatcher will be a more Important parson tbsn now even. Overland Limited Laxirloos Traia ta tbe World Compartment and drawing -- non sleeping cars, observation cars, dining cars, and library cars, with baiter, bath and Book-ove- rs Library; entire train electric lighted, through to Chicago without change. Direct connection for Tbe Most buffet-smoki- I "I-ef- SLPani andMinneapolis Chicago & Ry. as West Sewad South SL.AtleeBMg SeU Lake Qty, Utah. North-Weste- rn 1 ee T. H. CARR Grant Ave. and Twenty-fifth- s COUCH KILLtniTHE LUNCH AND CURE WITH Dr. Kings Non Discovery Pri for CsiLOS BOeAlj-- and Free 0 TrtaL ng Tickets, icinvatiam, end ful cm fee obtained frost C A. Walk. Geoeral Asmt, In Kentucky, of Course. s go for a little constitutional," suggested the caller. "It Isnt necessary." replied the colonels daughter. "We always keep It In the house." Houston Post - ,'W M :!, a., vlduala Ban on Sacred Bull, Recently a sacred white bull was brought from India for exhibition at Dio Crystal Palace, near London. But the British authorities refused to let It be landed, except in the form of beef. whi,- it n whm ,1-'lh.Vi hi I. !i to j In , Ext a cap We pay interest on time deposit. Is the saving from death of the baoy treatgirl of George A. Eyler, Cumberland, Ample resources, courteous Md. He writes: "At tbe age of 11 ment, service. superior months our little girl was in declining health, with serious Throat Trouble, and two physicians gave her up. We were almost in despair, when we resolved to try Dr. King's New DiscovTHROUGH SERVICE ery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds The first bottle gave relief; d after taking four bottles she was A cured, and Is now In perfect health.' Never foils to relieve and cure a cough g or cold. At Ogden druggists, 60c au-VIA b 81, guaranteed. Trial bottle free. Fast Travsl OTheh. j. The bell rang. b.;,i opened ih door p, "Go; Everybody vice-vers- A Touching OF Proof That Own., of rd has written department veterans, commanders a letter In which he describes In detail some of the things it is proopsed to do in order to give the visitor a good time. Ills letter follows: "I have the honor to Inform you of the program adopted for the entertainment of comrades at the, thirty-nint- h annual encampment, G. A. R., in Denver, Cola, during the week beginning September 4, to which you and your friends are cordially invited. There will be no dearth of entertainment Comrades are assured that they will enjoy the one great time of their lives. Western hospitality will be manifest on all sides. Ho grip, passCAPTURING THE WILD BRONCHO. word or permit will be necessary. The little bronze button of the G. A. R. will Until be the only passport required. DenHerds Followed Unceasingly Weak from Exhaustion. ver has ordered the locks removed and The broncho is born for the saddle, the latchstring hung out so that the to resisting hls fate, sweet tsste of the thirty-nint- h but' is annual and endeavors to make reciprocal the will remain to savor your encampment human be unpleasantness with which inga are associated In hls mind, says declining years. You may have had campfires, regl Country Life in America. Indians first captured him by the simple process of mental reunions and felicitous speech-makiwalking him down through days and (o revive the days of youth, nights of wild dashes and short rests, but how long la it since any comrade of Interrupted meals, thirst and anx- shared the delight of a real Indian war The white iety, to final exhaustion. executed by the remnants of dance, man's system of catching wild horses Shoshones, la essentially the same. Two or more the bloodthirsty Utes. men with supplies and swift horses Navajoea, Arapahoes and other tribes, work together. When a herd Is sight- who until a comparatively recent date ed one man follows It for all he is terrorized the Rocky mountains and worth, while the others make camp. menaced the advance guard of civilheavy drinking bout When the horse of the first man la isation In the resistless march to the de Paris, exhausted he returns and another According to the Echo sun? You will witness the Captain Klado, who was the chief takes hls place. The herd kept on the setting The chamRussian witness before the North sea Jump, with little chance to eat, soon performance in Denver. state and of riders pion every cowboy commission, lias bccen deprived of all becomes tired out, and Is then easily will .apMissouri the beyond territory method is This corral. to driven the hls appointments and functions ex tournain a grand round-u- p and while pear herd ticcause the practicable, of the tt cept that professor military rater-an- a of to same edification ment returns the the for the general fleeing academy. broncho never a If locality. attended you It would be Interesting to follow the busting tournament you do not know future fortunes of this gentlemanfl for Fiendish what you have missed. At the Den Buffering doubtful whether hls It is certainly ver encampment the aching void will colleagues at tlie military academy la Often caused by sores, ulcers and be filled and your appetite for a thrill will long iermlt him to survive hls cancers, that eat away your akin. Wm. and sensational spectacle will be lng Bedell of Flat Rock, Mich., says: downfall used Bucklen'a have fc? Arnica appeased. Salve, Japan la harsh oil her defeuted of Ulcers, Bores and Cancers. It la lee The rough riders of the range look fleers, both naval and military. Dur- best healing dressing I ever found." forward with the keenest expectation ing the present war In the far east a 8oothes and heals cuts, burns and to the contest of strength and skill naval lieutenant who foiled to carry scalds. 23c at Ogden druggists. Guar Each state will contribute a bunch of anteed. out a task set him was politely told its outlaw horses, whose refractory to suicide. chief commit by hls spirits are to be broken by the cenKeep Pace With the World. A sheet was strung on the deck of Another excellent method of gaining taurs of the frontier. Outlaw bronthe lieutenant's gunboat, and behind Information Is to retd cur chos are so ferocious that they are uteveryday this was placed an armchair and rent news. We are confronted today terly worthless on the range, they defy was a On table. the latter sharp by great Issues. Never was an all efforts to break them to bit and knife wrapped In a pleoe of clean pa so exciting. The woman who epoch takes saddle, and are only retained to test The lieutenant bowed to his time dally to read about what la goper. of rough riders. comrades, went behind the sheeet, sat ing on abroad and at home will find the prowess of Belts gold and silver, studded that she Is before not knife. one whit in the chair and picked up the long who have with gems, are usually awarded to the The official reports stated that the behind her younger friends ' lieutenant had died distinguishing studied and worked un .r the most champion broncho buster at the local Break up the fal tournaments. These district chamhimself In action, and the emperor learned professors. low ground of your mind and sow it assemble then at some central pions granted him a posthumous medal. with the seeds of learning. Draw point like Denver In an After our troops had entered Pekin books from the nearest library, and and sacked the summer palace of the firmly resist the temptation to read struggle for first ptace In the list of These are the exclusively. emperor, a Chinese general, known as fiction E. national champions. Margaret see riders will at the thirty-nIn you rough Woman's Home the chief of the dragon slayers, who Sungster Compan inth annual encampment. The allowed his troops to be badly beaten Ion. range is fast passing away with the lmd hls commission taken from him Indian, and In a few yean the broncho Harvest for Surveyor. and was publicly degraded. All of C. Probasco 0. Ijos Angeles, Cal, buster will be only a memory. For a long time hls wretched figure was to be seen in the streets of the has a concession to surrey all the pub- this will be free to the comrades of lic lands In the state of Sinaloa, Mex- the G. A. R. capital with gyves on hls limbs and ico, aggregating more than twenty week enterDuring encampment a board around hls neck as a punish million acres. Under the terms of the In different will be tainments given ment concession the government will grunt of the of campparts city, consisting For many years a shabbily dressed, to Probskco one-thirof nil the lands concert of amusements. lots fires, and man wandered is This he about aimlessly elderly surreys. expected to be Madrid. At one time he was one of 7,000,000 acres. Probasco and associ- The full program la in course of prep the most mighty of French marshals, ates have In view American colonisa- a ration, and will be given officially at a later date, as the numerous features and hls tunic biased with gold lace tion. are engaged. Vocal and Instrumental and jeweled orders. Lid Is On Tight with attractive music, Interspersed He had risen from the ranks, but Charles Bochler, 80 years old, who specialties, will sen's to make you formisfortune came to him when he says he has made a good living In get the fatigue of the week. Ten started out to meet the Germans as New York for fifty years by leader of half a million men. Ac roulette wheels and other repairing military bands have been engaged to gambling companylng him to the front were in paraphernalia, the other night asked give free concerts constantly. Cheap numerable valets, grooms, and secre- for accommodations at a station excursions to the mountains win be taries, yet he came back to rarls, not bonne, saying gambling was "done run dally, so that all may have an opportunity to reach' the eternal snows as a mighty conqueror, but as a bro for" In New York city. In midsummer. These trips will be man. friendless ken, made at hours to suit the convenience Crokeria Dublin Mansion. He had, in the eyes of the republic, Richard Croker'a handsome mansion of visitors, returning the same day. near Dublin will soon be ready for oc By this means the canyons, peaks and cupation. It commands a magnificent parks of the mountains will be within view of Dublin bay and the hill of How does it happen that Howth. and Is close to the famous easy access of the visitors, who may own race course. Mr. Crok enjoy a change of scene each day. all gjod tea conies to Schil Leopardi These side trips will disclose wonderer has stabling for forty horses. ful phases of the eruptive age when ling? the Rocky mountains, seethed with May Change Army Uniforms. volcanoes whose throes altered the It doesn't; not all; not all. Trials aro now being made in the German army as to whether the blue face of nature by upheaving colossal Wi " yaw nuaay if fa and dark uniforms of the Infantry had granite monuments, thousands of feet taiiiiim' belter be exchanged for gray clothes, high, as the mighty glaciers carved d DELIGHTS Surest and GiuckeetCurttof THROAT and LUNO TBOV BACK. LBS, or HORST MottS PENNYROYAL Safe mjd I 'iSJSea SLSMWSMgftSS 2841 Washington Ai |