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Show 2 ? THE ARE ALL BALD MEN QANE AND HONEST INTER-MOUNTAIN ew Styles such to produce, at Siegel's Store as any our Custom New Atterbury, Tailor High Not ty Barn Many Without a an Iemp- Cov- serious now claiming of tion land the has started of at that then world just | | atten- | London are The over Judge no is bald ieng- of considerable Chicago. in which undivided scientific Yorkshire there Yorkshire sion the causell in ment the disct Rev H. forward, and speaking came of the R: cinshill M. | Nie 1d of Bald-Headed Crooks FRIDAY, MAY 4, ee | Cincinnati ne Gas very | ex~ we models the but their duplicates in styles of woolens wellat the popular price You | | see | | May 3.-"Why should and another on the river Paris, bank, | ther SinilaHed a reduced tariff for an shipments to the company. 2 Why Get It Cheaper? Commissioner Clements asked Mr. | Whittaker them. 228 AND 230 MAIN STREET Wowever, and Have Rioting known ;}making it available to barges, the Ms |& O. concluded to take the contrac money. should Police, Hand jand 20% extraordinaryvalues that Company Coal Cheaper Than Any One Else. Washington, inal, $15.00 for FPlectric Matters in May why the gas company should get its coal cheaper than any ) other Cincinnati consumer The reply was that being located at [the terminal, no switching was neces- | "You do not ‘you? da inquired "Well." defend sald he, jlike to have ithe question ese Clen popes ants "I certainty the commission t has never do necessity 4.-Although the on:| of , |@Uthorities do not J Deputies. wish the The occurred | Were TO HANDLE ‘METHODIST RALLY OPENS GREAT CHURCH REVIVAL "FRISCO ACCOUNTS | PEIRCE RETURNS TIGER'S PELT GIVEN BY M'WADE a SHERMAN NOT LIKE DAD poe Increase To minor confined disorders to the Washington, Treasury " IFE EBBS AS STOCK BROKER SITS AT TICKER Reserve. of -Secretary appeated before May Shaw in pale at Washington, igi Pan tothe he be| O00. introduced posing May by that Hears 2 As Senator the most are now pro-| in ‘the taken be Up, heard. of a Dr San Recommend in Ea ran- Mondell's cravfng ¢ May today the factory secretary cide farm that or of the ten can de-| uffictent for he Be bill for It Rates, Opponents yn 28 American io stimulants, minae Dr. MEXICO CITY of em- antiseptic, supporting the Seal curative root, nutritive, action Stone of root, | | Hale, as of Chicago, and leaders practice, sel of in cay others, thefr the Black bronchial, who several foregoing agents ingredients have ee "Discovery" ous Ate the best that to for are and of the Pierce make up the cure throat stand schools Dr. his of jung fanot affec- lation ee oll. allowing the cireu- | tions ‘but also of chronic catarrh in ail lation price, of coyprighted music for @) tt. various forms whereve located. r rental were heard by the house committee on patents today A -tele-| | RYam was read from John P Sousa,| the bandmaster, protesting against the | passage of the bill as operating to withdraw the protection of the law | from the produet of the American bralt Defer Alaskan Railroad. Washington, May 3 committee on territortes (Oo a sub-committee the . the time Alaskan pose of for the Central railroad, a which fora for = THINGS | senate tou: LY referred bill extending * construction preparing the provision trom taxation --- GOOD of the modification well advertised hi st the ;your ‘ are soon j ; things =good sold. with = us. purof Ge exempts the road period of years R. BRAZIER ADVERTISING on - Against Liability Bil Washington, May 3 tepresentalives of the Louisville & Nashville railroad, the Delaware & Hudson railroad, and the Capital Traction Street railway of this city, today appeared in opposition to the employers' Habilits bill before a sub-committee of the interstate committee of the senate. AGENCY 0 Commercial Club Bldg. 7 SALT LAKE 118 W. TRANSFER Second Sowth co. . Geo. A. Sims, PECIAL Mgr. Phones have just received two cars of ron Beds And are having one est sales on record. of the greatLike cut- $1.95 Also well made $1.95 Got | COMPLETE Car Load of Iron Wagons and Jute Top Mattress $1.05 $5.85 Velocipedes Just Received. Prices on Iron and Steel Wagons with new improvements. Prices: Iie O72 3 os creme eee $1.00 TT ORE OGL ete act ares $1.15 DUD Oe Sata setela wisitaa) ares $1.25 NO sO) 3 ,0y atbetaters en $1.65 Ons laeohalot) here te ycee coma ©) DTG) BA Si sce ebe oh $2.20 ONis aties eta eaten ca oo $2.40 P. W. Madsen's and CASH OR Furniture Carpet CREDIT. On among sengers no railroad employes and developed to Store, 51 to 57 East First So. in America a is the system watehfulness for the bigher degree than of discipline safety of on the pas- Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul hallway Two trains ora the Unton Pacifi free reclining abate day Ogden or Denver to Cht cazo vis nd St. au! ran C Through opers and leone cars. For tickets and information call on C. S. WILLIAMS 106 254 SALE We An Enviable | Reputation TO and Plerce demulcent, and enhances Golden very) at Rent May 3 ah that nn =i. ao: er Cherrybark and Bloodroot, ee in *Golden Medical Discovery," all bronehi: il, throat and lung affections attended with severe coughs, As will be seen from the writings of the eminent Drs. Grover ca of New York: Bartholow, of Jefferson Medical College, Phila.; Scudder, of Cincinnati: Ellingwood, of Chicago; tees Music Washington, our superlor ee | 3.-The)} inte rior acres homestead | be ploys chemically pure, triple - refined glycerine, which of itself is a valuable remedy in many cases of chronic diseases, Bill Se et viec D. house committee on irrigation has authorized a favorable report in Rep-| resentative Mondell's bill decreasing a of land which can under certain circumstances be entered under the reclamation aet The minimum area under ac ut present is forty acres) und) Mr. Mondell's bill provides that} Fur- printed on it will long continued, as in obstinate diseases, becomes highly objecfrom its tendency to produce a el Special shington, of ortions eee of tion! ble -_-_- puolis COMPOSITION, well recognized curative virtue Instead of alcohol. which even in small tomorrow rhe committee will make a written report on the resolution. which. it Is | expeeted will be adverse to the plan Ke Calas contain any. narcotics their ingredients being psa purely ae aula. extracted from the roots of ener plants found growing in the senate +. finan be yalmost Herbert...) Law, and million: te will should Other they consideration. OF habit-formingeon aeee depths "was! Bey medicines Kor amount, pr thermore, from the formula these Eo aw large ligent evory bottle wrapper, resolution) as-| committee. today,»aside only. to at once lald until to inte: Details uaa foods and? nedicines the injurious {nare. pec ted of aS ra ee Recognizing this over| over Newlands, government fact ee, this publicity has certainly dients compl: Aaa Dr. Pierce, of Buffalo, fac some Sine Be mt tl e forelock," as it - Ys "took timo oa broadcast all he were, and aE is sopular mediingredients of \ od Thus he has comSe ee ied all harping critics and letely foresta shat might otherwise be urged0 ppostsiee agains t his medicin ll Heh es, because th ey Plan. The he af hsin oO been off¢ mrea oS eaten tT has, ime eee ee ao SeANire. resulted in the * " mM § s sist in the rebuilding of San Francisco by guaranteeing the bonds of the city when eltizen of labor deserted oe Committee ciseo, reported re Medicines. may as to many Whatever ad aiaut medicines conof the so-call 2 nts a taining injurious Ingroe nals cree ee Tre asury jas come into , the) possession pane s of f 60 tons of the precious metal. force contest outlying confederation. was virtually in prohibition Habit-forming tigers" pose is Lo give wide ‘ lasticits ena convenience to the handling of the reserve Recently undet the operation of the secretary's. order encour aging the frapuitn ifeiecat -old, the treasurs be complicated by failure to maintain order Many women who quit work at the end of eight hours Wednesday found themselves locked Thursdays The eight-hour movement no longer exerts a perceptible effect upon the general to me that there was anything wrong. | "istricts on I have never asked our counsel about | headauarte blind ‘ provided in the present law to $100,-| 000,000, with the proviso that the ex-| cess above the present limit shall be coined: as soon. aa ni ssible The pur- strike Public attention is now diverted to the elections to the chamber of deputies which will be held next Sunday These afford an additional reason for | |} the continuance of precautions, as the would | life of the city decide for exercising ere Flection of amount Chicago alienists and | the contract, but I shall do so. Our | Taursday police offic "ie ils are laughing over the railroad will cancel the contract if the Se eo Say that no man with | commis ssion thinks it is an improper GENERAL DEBATE ENI ENDS one." should be given the assurance can not occupy the cell of Ee Mr. Whittaker was questioned about or a madman Judge Kiley si the division of markets between the CAREER IN SENATE }railroads in twent y-three year's ye on the bench he leading to tidewater. He j wets had encountered only two bald-headed jacknowledged there was an under(Continued from Page One.) charges Nield was told his bald standing that the C. & O. was not to : 5 head him out of the inInvade Baltimore & Ohio and] the supreme court of the United Chicago experts who Pennsylvania territory and vice versa States would respond to public opin‘Twenty Bishops and Auditorium Full a generation of crim- | ion and sustain a rate bill if congress lunaties declare there are of Laymen Start Chicago's COURT FINDS MRS DUKE did not provide for its constitution of persons of both classes, | thousands . ality (Continued from Page One.) the mere fact and that Religious Work. IS GUILTY OF MISCONDUCT After Mr. Foraker's legal presentayoints and nothing is being allowed to! growth on loses fhe hirsute ion the army bill was taken up and | nterfere with the work of restoring | of his sanity no sign or } ee pass d after an amendment Was sverything to its normal condition "doer ee : 4 agreed to appropriating $30,000 for} | Chiciga Orders Divoree May 3.-A Methodist rally for Husband-Parato me that somebody the improvement of the Fredericksfor King attended by twenty bishops and as Edward," a mour of Woman burg, Va., boulevard to the National TRADERS' TO CUT DOWN. to Pay Lydston, the notmany Methodist Episcopal laymen cemetery disposed was much snot "fat: Attorney's Fees. ‘from Chicago as the Audjtorium will is to treat™the matter as.a joke Big Chicago Insurance Company CurJUDICIAL REVIEW DECIDED. | seat was held at 8 o'clock tonight folfoolish to talk. about such ey tails $5,000,000 in Risks. rot report {is eorrect, the lowing a reception and banquet at the Newark, N. J., May B 3.-James Chicago, May 3.-Influenced by the many bald heads in the house be ion ie Form of Amendment to Rate Bill Said) Auditorium hotel, beginning at 5 Francisco" disaster, Traders and in the house of ,commons, », Of the American Tobacco comto Have Been Agreed Upon. o'clock The object of the rally was > company has decided to curcourse, am not saving that there won his first round in his suit inauguration of a Methodist rethree-fourths of its insurance in |the Washington, May 3.-The long conany connection between that fact and divorce against his wife this afThe company carries about ‘yr the form of the judicial re the present agitation. have seen | Chicago. Vival to be carried on throughout the | $7,000,000 ternoon when Vice Chancellor Pitney, worth of risks in Chicago. | city, amendment to go into the Hep-| many insane men who = ba Id.* Bishop William F. McDowell, This they intend to cut to about $2,burn railroad rate bill is believed to} Collier Persons who knew rank at the conelusion of the evidence for 000,000. resident member of the board of have ended. It is claimed with what| will recall that he was bald the defendant, announced that he conThis action by the company gave | bishops, urged the need for consistent| | Sidered appears to be warranted confidence ; the allegations of the plaintiff {oxzues' Gallery Shows Bald Heads. | rise to the report that the company that 54 Republican votes have been charging Mrs. Duke with improper recampaigns of evangelistic endeavor. secured to the compromise provision. was in finaneijal difficulties ruAt the identification bureau of HarWith Captain Frank T. HunThe bishops are in Chicago for the | lations mor was denied by the agents, }semi-annual The present intention among the leadrison. street station, Capt. Evans and of the old guard of New York, meeting of their board, | toon, ers is to adjourn tomorrow afternoon however, who give r reason for his assistants do not give much credand stated that he would rethe sessions of which are being held| proven, over dropping $5,000,000 worth of business | so that Mr. Allison, ¥ commend ence to the London theory. In fact at Evanston. The list, showing those that the divorce decree be who that "if a big fire should sweep Chi-| who engineered the compromise, granted. picture of some of the most noted were present at the reception, can cago we Lhe lose more than we| banquet present and bind the agree-| criminals in the rogues' gallery show and rally, Testimony in the case has been takis as follows: Eadager to ment. to He was confined his home} them with skences as smooth and en for two weeks, and this afternoon ward G. Andrews, New 5 Fork City; t was cara at the office of the comtoday. glossy as a billiard ball. One criminal after a number of witnesses had testiHenry W. » Deny Colo 5 pany that the policies on the $5,000,The provision that it is declared} in particular taught Englishmen long D. Foss, Philadelphia; Tae. M, Waldfled as the locatjon «of Bho: wbuke 000 which will be dropped will not he a wei ted without Democratic | ago that a smooth pate can give clevhome York. and ‘atte to en, Cincinnati; Willard F. Mallalieu, canceled, but will be allowed to lapse} ‘eetion hoytaing -tor refute witnesses who ha testified erness and smoothness to criminal Boston; John H. Vincent, Indianapocircuit courts to hear appeals and pre- | as the pre mus become due and will | methods before which even English against Mrs. Duke, counsel for both lis; James N. Fitzgerald, St. Louis; scribes that the hearing of the rate} not be renewe conservatism will fail. This is Edward oe decided to submit the case to Daniel Goodsell, Boston; Charles fixed by the commission ‘shall be sub- | The Tr aleve' is one of the oldest he jury without argument. Pinter, alias Jac Soudheim, alias Al- | C. McCabe, oe Cranston, to the full jurisdiction of the and largest insurance companies bert Wise, and a dozen other names Washington, a C.; David H. Moore, Admission of Guilt. ficials declare that they can meet all ‘ Pinter is now serving three- year Portland, Or Hamilton, Both sides are claiming a victory. their losses in San Francisco without term in the Springfleld, Ohio, jail for The court immediately announced San Bricieeae ph F. Berry, BufThe conservatives trouble. say this will picking pockets He will be released its decision, the vice chancellor holdfalo; Henry Bpalimavan Cincinnati; the widest possible review, for in another year, and could then take ing that the evidence was overw helmWilliam F. McDowell, Chicago; James they have been contending, while the| occasion to travel the water ingly in proof of the charges made Bashford, Shanghai, China; Luthfriends of the Hepburn. bill declare | BANKS OPEN DOORS. and take advantage practical y the complainant. He stated in his er B. Wilson, Chattanooga, Tenn.; that it gives only what is. already immunity which the present discusopinion the failure of either Mrs. Duke Joseph C. See qoneel, Madeira granted by the bill and what could not sion will guarantee to a man with as Volume of Business During Day Satisor Mr. Huntoon to appear in court and Islands; Isaiah cott, Monrovia, be taken away. shiny a head as his. testify was practically an admission Africa; William * ‘oidtaa: Singafies ‘Frisco Financiers. of guilt Ore . Duped the Londoners. WILLIAMS AS A FILIBUSTER. San Francisco, May 3.-When the it Was announced that the ease will Governor Hanly, of Indiana, presidbanks of the city closed the doors of inter was first arrested 1877 be appealed, and it is understood that ed at the rally, and was one of the Interrupts Proceedings in House to their temporary quarters this aftersneak robbery He counsel for the defendant will cite guests at the banquet. noon, the officials were well satisfled e one of the cleverest Force Statehood Report. the recent decision of the supreme with the volume of business that had country and gave and court of the United States on resjWashington, May 3. - Democratic | transacted under difficulties. detective bureaus all over the country dence, and will allege thal neither of Sharp Williams today| he banks reopened this morning, unmany unpleasant experiences The the parties to the suit. was legally latitude of his filibuster der an agreement reached yeste rday crowning event of his career came in residents of New Jersey. because of the refusal of| whereby deposits were received subject October, 1891, when he went to Loncourt had coneluded Mr conferees to report on the state-| to immediate check for any amount don to sell ‘‘gold'' machines: ) said that in as much as hood bill. He raised a point of no ese up to the limit deposited ac These machines he guaranteed to Mr. Huntoon was a party defendant, quorum whenever one seemed not to counts are all marked special as so far Gift From Ousted Consul General he should be held for the costs o make gold and coin money with . Heeretofore he has conit has been deemed unwise to open the greater rapidity than all the mines court as well as counsel fees, whereHanded Back When Statements himself vaults of the larger financial instituwith refusing unaniof California nd they did, for him. upon the vice chancellor said that he mous consents. books and money still poe purchaser of the machine was led had consulted the ch, tncellor in the are Made to Committee. When the house met today Leade not be available until a room to witness Pinter, who matter and signed an order to that efes brought about a roll call Tuesday of next week, ei called himself Wise, pour chemfect He allowed Mr. Duke's counsel it was felt that the merthereby consuming 35 minutes of time, icals into an odd-looking device. Then, $3,000, which must be paid by Hunchants should be given an opportunity to ane ide if a quorum was present to Washnigton, May 3.-Third Assistafter much mixing, the inventor of toon of transacting business and the nev consider the naval appropriation bill the wonderful apparatus, clicked a litant Secretary of State Peirce of Massystem was devised and is well in hand, Two hundred and twenty-eight were tle knob. Every time he moved the - sachusetts, whose nomination is awaitaccounted for and the naval supply knob, a bright $5 gold piece was shot bill was taken up for general debate. ing confirmation by the senate as minout by the machine Bach machine Twice in the afternoon he interrupted brought $500, and Pinter sold them ister to Norway, late this afternoon reto demand a count, but in both in-| like hot cakes to the gulleless Engturned a tiger skin to former Consul stances a quorum was secured ry lishmen, who doubtless at that time Genera! E. C. McWade at Canton Priest Gives Up March to Sea-Snubin the members from Corwin H. Spencer, one of St. had the first conception of the theChina, through the medium of a neLouls' bringing bed By Southerners. cloak and committee rooms. ory that Is now being advanced gro messenger of the state departWealthiest Men, Ixpires intention of the Democratic leader was arrested, and perhaps it was ment Cartersville, Ga., May 3.-Angered follow out the filibuster until the | his bald head that saved him from by the action of President Roosevelt McWade was ousted from the Suddenly. before statehood bill is brought the severe punishment. After he had givin withdrawing his escort of cavalry, on charges eee hous en back what money he had, he was the R Thomas Sherman today who several years ago made sentenced to three months in jail, Afabandoned his trip ove the route Discuss Naval Bill. an inspection of the erinotal consulter that he served three vears in SwitSt. Louis, Mo., May 3.-Corwin H. taken by his father, General W. ates. Today Mr. McecWade was given The naval bill, carrying practically | zerland for robbery. His experience Spencer, known ‘throughout the counSherman, in his march through Georan ere to clear his record by $100,000,000, was discussed at length| selling Englishmen geld-making matry as a most daring speculator and gla to the sea, and returned to Chatt ouse committee on foreign afby Chairman Foss of the com- | chines gained for Pinter the sobriquet men in St. Louis, tanooga Father Sherman and _ his a He Dalene affidavits from) one of the wealthiest mittee. He declared that the com"gold," and he is now known as died at o'clock this afternoon escort reached here last night. and army and navy officers, misslonaries| mittée had been exceedingly modest in "Gold Pinter." n a room at the Planters' hotel, of were met by op war department's| and ee men of China with w hom | keeping down the appropriation and oe indigestion. The noted a ere special messenge he came In contact while exercising Lowery Is Another. pointed with pride to the fact that the| and brok er was stricken So angered wan Fathor his official duties and these affidavits Sherman at estimates had been cut $21,000,000 o'clock while watching the stock ‘ier "Charley" Lowery is a crook of anWhat he considered insult. by declared that Mr. McWade's record He also dwelt at length upon the pressin the office of Bartlett, Frazier & other water, and he is bald, too. He President Roosevelt at once Was clear The affidavits attack the ing need for greater and more powerCarrington, is 63 years old, and yet his greatest took his baggage from the army wagon reputations of the men who paeent ful battleships, saying that the presUttering a ery which startled the delight is blowing up safes in banks snd had it moved ey the nome of the charges against MeWade ent types were not up to the standard | members of the firm N eveneer and postoffice His career extends | hii friend, General Granger, } Peirce of today. This necessity, he contin-| Got the Pel. pitched forward from his seat over two-score years. April 4 he was who, was milllary secreetary lo Genued, prompted the committee to rec- | soon recovered sufficiently to say sentenced to the Ohlo state peniteneral Sherman Representative Charles Landis of ommend the $10,000,000 battleship. | that he was very ill tiary at Columbus for blowing up He declared a Father Sherman learned last. night Indiana, brought out during McWade's which is expected to be the greatest Was too weak to be taken hom A bank at Chardon with other members how hateful is the name of Sherman | Statement that Mr. Peirce had acfighting machine in the world | cot was sent for and he was carried of the famous Blinkley-Morgan gang. in Georgia, though 40 years e| cepted from him as a present a tiger (Rep Representative Knowland to a room in the hotel. Spencer beAfter he had served more than a year Passed since the famous march. Gene skin valued at $500. Mr. McWade adcame unoonseious soon after being Cal.) addressed himself to the navy' he was subpoenaed as a witness in a eral and Mrs. Granger had arranged mitted that he had presented the pelt progress. He wanted more ships, but | carried to the room and remained so case at Lima. On the way to Lima for a reception in honor of Father to Mr. but claimed that he desired that they be built in the gov- |} to the end pals of Lowery attacked the guard and Sherman and had hidden the promihad » so unwillingly. Mr. Peirce, ernment's navy yards, instead of by threw red pepper in his eyes, resnent people of Cartersville. But few News iu Great Shock. he testified, told him that he admired contract These were the only two) cuing Lowery meet Father Sherman. and the skin, and that he had not time to The news of Mr. Spencer's death speeches touching on the navy estab- | He was not recaptured a a week Grangers' intimate southern buy one; that he would sail in the came as a great shock to his business lishment | ago, when Deputy SheriffV D. Kcenfriends declined to meet the priest bemorning, and ended with a suggestion associates He was on the oor of Mr. Goebel (Rep. O.) devoted his) nedy caught him just outs ae Grand cause of his spectacular tour through to Mr. MceWade that his record was the merchants' exchange in the foreremarks to the question of natural- | Rapids, Mich. He is being held for the country where the hand ef the clear, Under the circumstances Mr. | noon apparently in the*best of health ization, declaring that the educational| blowing up the postoffice at Sand terror-striking commander as so | MeWade declared that he could not | Mr. Spencer was very promine nt in test of the ‘pending naturalization Lake, Mich. With Lowery at the time sorely felt. Go otherwise than hand over the pelt. | the direction of the world's fair. He measure was a ridiculous piece of pro- | of his latest capture was "Milwaukec' It is an infraction of the law for eld the office of third vice president posed legislation. Burke, a noted criminal, who is also an official of the government to acand was chairman of the committee Sandals to Replace, Shoes. bald-headed. europe a Dumping Ground. cept presents from a subordinate and on ceremonies. He was about 50 years "Do January Lowery and a chum rou know what we're coming it is possible that the charge will play old. His Washington nue home, tone Mr. Bates Gen, Pa.) defended the| named "Kid'' MeMunn blew a safe asked the s ee manufacturer an important part in an attempt to built a few vears ost of "Well, here's a fore practice of American manufacturers| at San Jose, al. McMunn was a Cast along my line defeat Peirce's nomination as minis$160,000, is dtigidered the finest resi- selling their Riper pe in foreign mar- | young man, yet he was killed in a going We're back he days of dence in St. Louis. ter to Norway. foreign affairs kets at a price less than that charged fight with the police, Lowery, his aged Greece. lve years we wen't be committee will mnt tomorrow to concompanion, escaping. A month later in the American markets. American wearing anything but sandals, in sumsider the matte Watch Saturday's paper for F. manufacturers made "dumping Lowery, with "Little Patsy" Flannimer time at least. Leather sandals When Mr. Peirce heard of MeWade's Auerbach & Bros." specia ground" of continental Europe, he degan, blew a safe at Waco, Tex. "Little rer children were introduced by us Statement he promptly sent the *""presa! year They , sold like hot clared, and the manuf of free- | Patsy red the came fate as McSane. : seas end they're going rade England, he continued, have a Munr recetvi ng a shot in the back tne duelsiness simMar metho d-o | w hich killed ‘him. _Lowery with the Vi cut Chesapeake | cate reopened fS5r bun ¢ "Va.) ald of his agile legs, and a good eye t atAnd eae tea $69.80 mee © afte>2) thorough renovating". We over the barrel of ae ene again G. an this year ak ow Nave the largest and finest-cafe fr Tickets on gale April-25 to May. 5, escaped. P mentio is name Ing a quantity of large sizes "ey" re the West. opular vrices. Bray & oe Good returnia \e until July causes many 4 aractive to tremble. almost exclusively for women, but the Shafer, proprictors, 25 West Second mg 06 owever it be with insane persons, men will be wearing them in a year South CITY TICKET OFFICE sae | police officials declare there is no or-two, and mark my words, in abou 169 Main St. Salt Lake Route." r bill crook like an old cro ok-especially if five more seasons of summer leather Call 3190, "elther ‘pnone, to get The which porn making public the lists | he is bald-headed. Thay say it is "‘up sandals will be ne whole thing. We'll (nter-Mountain Republican, eny deParlor Barber Shop, corner Second of pers ons halding interna!l,-revenue | ‘ London scientists to wake up. to" the look like 3 tne ail right, and partment, oe or circulation South and State, has opsned again for licenses order to aliow state ofti- | -Chicago Journal. iwe'll feel mighty ~ cortfortable. eopurtmen a business at the old place. cers to artant proprietors of ' BATES Or the senate committee ‘on finance day to urge legislation allowing treasury department increase of gole o 1 a Is an Un- Quantity, | the Cincinnati Gas and Electrie com-| of the allied trades is still on there | pany get its coal at a lower rate than has been an utler absenee of rioting jany other consumer in that city?" | during the past twenty-four hours. |was a question that the interstate | Following the bomb explosion jn. the |commerce commission today asked of] Bois de Vincennes Thursday after| E. M. Whittaker, freight traffle mannoon, in which a Russian student | Seer of the Chesapeake & Ohio, which | named Itriga was killed and his comjhas been transporting the coa panion, Sokoloff, fatally injured, the According t#® Mr. Whittaker, a reppolice searched the residences of a resentative of the Kanawha Coal comnumber of Russian revolutionaries, | pany a selling eee came te >} leading to the discovery of alleged in| the Chesapeake & Ohio officials with erlminatory documents Two cousins |the statemem that cia Cincinnati Gas of Sokoloff have land Elec tric company had entered inauThis affair prompted to a contract with the coal company |thorities to maintain precautionary for the delivery of the coal, and that police and military patrols both in }if the railroad would make a reduced | the central and outlying districts rate it could have the traflic Owing | Squadrons of cavah ire stationed in | to the fact that the gas company had|the Place de Opera and at the varija plant adjoining the railroad term-|ous town halls. but there is no fur- show in and aTS held progress of do fine wearing | for the patterns Some Insane asylum, said there were no bald lunatie Scientific men took up the hint, and after due deliberation came to the conclusion that there The truth in the observations tion then arose whether bald-headec of Eng in the jails and asylums unjustly, were not kept there with a wrong dlagnosis o f thelr criminality or lunacy. Plenty and ay minister, keeper exact statement Joe criminals. shining clase fabrics | discussion the high || amuse- UTAH, slates proud Clothes Making. only these || Covering. A of Modern be and Roycroft are amples Shows would Art Suits HAIRLESS CROOKS. Gallery CITY, FAVORITISM SHOWN BY PARIS BOMB EXPLOSION | CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO ENDS LIFE OF STUDENT | Gets reputable note Strong Character. Rogues' LAKE -- -O_O-O-O------------------- Shown Chicago Experts Scoff at Theo- | ry That Shiny Pates De| | PLENTY REPUBLICAN, SALT | COMMERCIAL AGENT West Second South Street Salt Lake City. |