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Show Condition Hebrews Idaho Will and ions the gx eemed how ind take the allic ee rnoon and entered the appearance to working order Hartridge Thaw, plac The prefect the Stanford nullified sion Rockefeller now stands in the s¢ photo Czar ind each ceded b banmne alt of the membe1 race, the Jews of bers of the bund i now fe Will countenanes an almost inde exists ib the quarter Jewish element haulbars in the called upon asked him to prevent ie people. Il he would vouch only conduelt fresh-attempt the Cos killed, Odess: bload," i: luence Parliament of le ritoyia': of is selling: pow. * | COLORED that if AS Until California hee shipments most a from. famine California aaa fen Vv cases of More A car of that thi ut pant in the fruit few aa conn a car to re- were ‘provided a car of Moapa a leading imperter said the trouble was that Ane inquiries the are choicest SALTATR (¢ continued | from Page They Moody One.) Temple Boek: make them the occasiol. at Rostoptioe, day GO LINEMAN ELECTROCUTED ent P ie burg, Pole 262y Insaa its 1,500 of TO SALTAIR TODAY." PANAMA TRAIN WRECKED yers sik Hotel collection 9:00 p..™. Man Killed Volts. by Their Cur- road Lives Tn Smash-up. Shoshoni, ored falling ten dow by at a Price for Lambs, probably be with murder the Moy wood eipelnunent: Tis G. 23.-Two colwill today, ave nue 5 engineers one was (1 Charles SALTAIR TODAY. to HERO Save a Passen- Train. of smallpox to aa no deat the PIONEER DAY five. at Colon was re- isthmus canal commisthis city today. This total So number far of there cases Thursday, for Feautres 9 2 DOO freight the on Salt a three and bushels week last year to that total was veuther n the favorable being the Hond Market Dormant.» The investment bond market continued SRENE A better demand for call money ws reported but this did} fat sensibly thi t rates Long-time money was reported still closely held} and tirm The volume of business. tn atoch howed a fair increase over that of da Frida [The only noteworthy net change in the commodity markets was an advance of a tthe less than cent in corn F roeeigent bankers eXxpressed the opinion th: the death of} Russell Sage souls ak cise illy af-| fect either the securities or the money Simila | 2 hard was disposed of here at 1% over September price f. 0. b The increase of 1,667.00 bushels in the visil is was one of the later influences, bu selling On that had already been Wonk n the earlier indie ations of suc result Reaction Amal. Copper Am. Co and Am. I ocomotive Am S. Am. Sug have July 26t Resorts Well range of of Big "the Day i Crowds at Saltair and Lagoon were comparatively light yesterday but, ‘at that, they, Were larger than expected for Sample market when at Salt __t Open. July Sept. Ma LY». TO SALTAIR Low. | Close. been |O% |00%4 48% BA. | | 8.85 | 8.90 Close 8.873 2 yellow. yc; No. 2 white, 514 @51\e. No. 2 white, 52% 3644 Weather Man Takes ing Pity on Swelter- Utahns. With the temperature at 90 degrees following two days of the hottest weather of the year, the prediction made by the weather man yesterday that Salt Lake was to be treated to showers and cooler weather, was received with every evidence of satisaction on the part ef the people. So seldom is the populace of this valley called upon to endure anything like tropical weather, that two days of the real thing makes them eee that they are being imposed upon. Showers visited southern Utah veste rday morn- Kansas City. anss ES ity, July er hee ecol pts, 13,00; market steady; native stee 1.00@6.25:, Southern steers, $3.0005 5.00: Southern cows, $2003.50; native cows and heifers, $2005); stockers and $7003.90: aoe rector docket that showers today will by Are you ~- of|letters on page 4 of‘the hey are worth whi be on the Van Cala Rapa bilbeny A Woods, al., 1-2, add 2, to nEaVY, $6.0006.05, padkers, Sheep-Receipts, range @ 5.40. Wethers, us. 9150 1:20 G1 a p. m. San! Pete Valley 5-Ga\ss. §1--F rom. Nephl. oo... ... eli and Sea G cope 1:20 5:45 p. p. @ =~ Mali n. Office Hoffman and Gelder's ea TICKET ak c-169 Soutb "Phone 198 BU RTNER, District Passenger Agent. Scott 1,000 Lenve Pa rk City. Mais -For Denver and East. S:3@ Tor Ogden . 10:2% : 6-Kor Ogden and. We 10:35 or Ogden and West _-o Bingham ... Denver and East 3 30 S-FPor Provo and Tintit 5:00 13- I or Ogde 6:00 Denver and Fast 6:30 Denver and East 8:00 Ogden and West 11:10 are Salt Lake City, Denver and De nver . LL IF rom dt 1 Time Table in t (Sunday. eatin 3:00, 9:35 trains Effect run Special 7:00, 9:00, 10:30 30, 1906. to Kays- 10:00 Sundaya = train to Lago abe SIMON PARE President and General Manager m, m. Day, 4 pm pom pom p m p.m m West and First ROUND TRIP 25 Ww So. Sts. CENTS. Lessee. 185 Offices. and Largest. RUST, General Wyoming ces in Progress Salt Lake BOTH b . a. 4. 6:15 7:00 7:45 8:30 9:15 10.00 10:45 Oldest m. Sunn 10:25 ee 10:50 and A. G. DUN & CO. ee (Sunday, BAMBERGER, m m. for Pioneer 24 Salt Lake, m m m rm m m m. m FOR es naee special t 3:00 a Br 6:00 a. o. LANKFORD, May ae S40 0:30 posts: tee "Phone A. BEN_. Si D. Leave Lake Short Lake through | p. Dan. p. m. - m, and Bingham Deny Schedule RAILWAY. ae ay Kaysville, 8:39 camea" - 200, 5:00, Pp = m, m m ™m™ ™m. m. m. i=. rrom' Ogaer bes wich ce is ™ a Fron mi Seton and West - Lr p. m, Park 1 Es] » m. -F bint b ingham eee 5:40 p m. Provo, Hever 4 ealers 5:55 p. oa. 8: 20 P- im. - aoa Ogden and West 7:50 p. m. Jeonver und 1:00 p. i aius exce ot N 8. 3 33.4, -b;'€, iclusive, stop at intermed- The six a. a a. ' SCT Creek-Ely. THE LAGOON ROAD." : me Ogde n and .. Ogdei en Tintie. and Pro- From Office, DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY, eave Arrive 10:20, m. ©. . Cobre evetes' G290-E. MD; Z jee Curries. +........ 400 Dp. m 2:20 p.m. . Cherry Creek .. 3.00 p.m. e Leave, 710 p.m. Ely (by automobile)..S:00a. m. Vv Salt Lake City. fleber Provo 1,000 Nevada Northern: SALT LAKE AND OGDEN 1906 Effect 2.000 Bullding, NOTE: Passengers from Salt City take 11:45 p. m. Oregon Line train, Sleeper from Salt City vy Cobr re 3d, In Notes. 600 m. m, , m. ear service in the line to Los Angeles. for Nevada mining dinect Se 1,700 | $6.571408. 5,000: ae weak am 5.7: $5.00@6.10: Tah ewes, 4 m, ms. on June H.‘€. "Rice a Curries-Cherry Sheep--Recsipts, 30,000; casimated fo r tomorrow, 15,000: market ger iWw to 4) ww estern sheep, $320@5.70; nu aie Jambs, Hw @7.75. Western tarohp, ry ie a. TABLE 7x2 Dental 168 Chlengo. SHOWERS ARE PROMISED m. mm. p. p. $ 4,750 Railway Chicago, July 23-Cattle-Receipts, 28 000; estimated for tomorrow, BO market steady, We lower prin $.45406. ®, poor to medium, stockers and zane rs, $2.4004.0; cows and heifers, 250005.00; cunners, $1.25002.00; Texans, $4.2505 25 ees pit 25,000: Setanta ss Ww; arket stex higher; light. sit "06 row, "xh ‘$a. 1006.2 mixed, %6.40@6.87 1eavy, $6406.85; pigs, 8:00 p. a. TIME i) Nic ols ba David Edwards eath''s s " Y MSiee. to eres v6 % int. M4.478x24 rds. 2 A Leonora Ae Harrington, ft. 4, acre A J. Le aker to Obed A, Pa I.137 CATTLE MARKETS. Trains leave for the beach 10:30 a. m., 1 p.m, and every 45 minutes thereafter throughout the day. ‘and San Mfe ase jeri CURRENT The Utah Association of Credit Men is closing up the affairs of the Marquardsen-Jensen company of Elsinore, Settling the accounts in full. vocal bank cle: arings yesterday amounted to $782,162.35 As the corresponding day last year was a holiday, no figures can be given us a comparison Wheat Wint ter, No 2 red, hare TH4Q7Oe : sp ring, 7S$@we No. 2 Northern, WY4@sle; TABLE, 5:35 6:30 DR. ‘BROA DBENT'S » TIME E. [fr Hartenst. in to Enid M. Pat- Mary Ist [ee {9 TRAINS. 713 Business Low. 7 8.82%| PARK 1034 Wy LARD- si%k m. Angeles Limited Angeles Express Lynn and eees-coenee Garfield ..., Only rds. ne. fr. 2% rds. e 0, b . 2,350 Burton to Thomas J BE pt. 1-8, 60, « 13,000 Tuttle to Jennie H. Lo x44 rds. se. fr. nw. 4, ®, D 1,100 : a to Cordelia T Paul, 2 and pt Lincoln Park Robert A Brighton to" ee W: Barrows, pt, blk. 4, 2s, M. J. ai amboult to Mary D 6 lewelyn, pt le... = was 1.900) |18.75 |17. 324, | 8:8 19 00 p. a2 Stee rie TODAY. He who steals my purse steals trash: but he who names' Calder's ark gets $100 he Irene Ta 1, Hi Sanaa Taylor, 5-acre Same to 117.5x363 ee mie 3,* i y. | Close iy High. h.| intermediate ...11:45 p. CITY | 1 Opens m. :30 2-Los 4 - (2344 .|R4aV ea tal | p. r Ne ont ah Lynn Arrive Daily. 34 127% PORK- Palace. 5155 Depart Daily. Angeles I. imited 4:45 L Os ea ngeles Express.12:01 Stockton and LO. No. Ise H9%@% J49be 4714 p.m CURRENT 145 1 Real state Transfers. Realty suilding compi any to A. Some nat 7446x105% ft. se. 9, Jaa D. Cc. Alder to George eal WxlO rds. ne fr sw sit |5OLg |" [485% The Carpenters' union brought an excursion of about 250 people to Salt ake yesterday for an outing at Salt Palace e Zeno brothers opened their week's engagement with an aerial trapeze performance that proved an excellent attraction at the resort. Another special attraction that has been obtained by the management ne resort is. that of the Coleman oupe of aeronauts who will, arrive ioauy and give an exhibition of balloon ascensions and parachute jumps such as has never been seen in Salt Lake before GO a7 1355 Gen. Electric Ill. Central Sloss ¥ i 5 St n. | High. | the reason that the general habit of Utahns Is to go to some of the resorts on Pioneer day and two days in succession is too much, even for the average pleasure seekers At Lagoon there were about 1,500 during the day and at Saltair the last train brought the total attendance up to about 2,000. The day at Saltair had been reserved for the special enterlainment of the California Trail Blazers who were expected to come from Southern California over the Salt Lake Route, but as they changed their plans and did not come to Zion to celebrate Pioneer day in a body, there was no special exc sion to the resort Carpenters 7 ia m 4:05 ds Prices. 82% p. UTAH'S MOST POPULAR RAILROAD Onts. _.uly -| Open. | 76 High. [20h Be- Event, m, 1:30 Ne pa im Vv alley : prices: Range Pioneer 1 p. m m. a. "YE ‘LLOWSTONE a7 o * 244 TH, Ref Ref days' Lagoon, Patronized fore' and Reactionary . Fengeucy wan ee "k's eats, the previou cling having lessened " vente. to mantis selling for short account. Business was of fair extent and much of it was inf shape of profit-taking by the previous sellers More attention was given to the disappointing accounts of the harvest trom here eastward than of bg fine promise in the Northwest. Drift of prices in the provision market was for the most part toward improvement $ a. cai hene shown above Short Line train numbers, apply to the Southern Pac ¢ Lfike nh, or the Union Pa- In the Jast hour ont market de veloped | lrregularity and enactions from bes figures oecurred rextenditic in some | cases to DS per cent Reading, Southern. Paecifie, Union Pacitie, Colorado uel Amalgamated Copper, Nev York cuir ul and rr other leader howed or no change from Saturday final price Phe closing was irregular Railroad and other bon: is we steady Government 2s declined 4, per cent The vange'of prices was as follows: Bright. in <an- BUR L EY, G P. A. SPENCER, : Patan Office, 201 Main street. With everything connected with the crop prospect for corn of the brightest there was little disposition manifested to continue the selling short that caused the previous wee dec [ven heaviness of tone in atte at tailed to entice shorts farther, but instead i from unchanged to \ec higher. market was %e higher and the generally showed a firm front session close rT; "3 " Ogden, ‘Oma ha, and intermedi- lower to begin Peak and on the spot Manitoba wheat Vil 1h ¢ ower and Argentina down ? sd The market in the a matlatter half of the session was ter of small scalping transactions for the most part, With shorts rather inclined to cover on what they heard of export demand. New York reported T oday ideal place to celebrate Trains every hour after be at Russia's Roitrien ton 1,968,000 bus aoe ‘The North st iS. very clea id api vl Prospects DEPART. Pee n, Oma aha, is St auras 7:10 Ogden, Portland, San Francisco ‘inte rinediate pnts,10:30 St. Louis and Francisco .. . seieda Cac ve part 7aE grain dealers in tha The total world's peipres nts week were only 23,000 bus ts against ind New. York, July 23.-On unfavorable} news from abroad and lower quotations for consols and American securities In London, the local stock market open aay reactionary Traders atter the firegt ) fifteen minutes of business found thelr) No offerings well absorbed with evidenceces t number of issues ane prices extending to a dembout a point, gene ral id- Chicago, July 2 Wheat today was still under the influence of the Ireedom with which the new erain wis seeking a market. At the close while September showed only W%we loss since Saturday and December only 1-l6e decline, Jul wheat lost 4c. Corn and oats, on the other hand, were strong and hieher, the advanees being from in 16 to \e in the former and 4 to Ise % the latter Provisions were firm and higher except for July pork, which, in the absence of further demand from t barrel shorts, droppe ed 25 Heavy receipts of wheat at Chicago, even heavier than the estimate made Saturday, and weakness of the Liver pool market for that cereal gave the ee et here the Rees tone with which was oppressed early in the session The decline only stopped when prices got to the point where buyers o "downs" for the day could buy under 1 protection of those indemnities. The tussian political situation did not exercise any influe nee, as with the pre- on the countrys for the m. a. 5:15 inte rmedl7108. @ O£ de n, 'p ortSan Franatte ciate 8:30 a. m, O08 ‘den ‘and inpoe 9:30 a. m. ‘Ogden cae he Pat sy, OD falad, § K « zit intermediate points 11:45 a.m, r Chicaro, On Ogden and inter. , ints .....-.. 4:25 p. m. Ogden, ChicaLouis, Kansas Omaha, Denver yan isco : 5115 p. m. Orden, Cache Buttle, Portland Francisco .... 73235 p. mm. of Wheat up You might draw a good prize going to Saltair with the Knights Pythias agent district GOOD CROWDS FOR OFF DAY Attorney to , ko on Pioneer day is Th e place Saltair. wi ay? It ptt *ie ne coolest, cleanest and easiest of access. as the best atari and the finest daneing pavilion in all the world. The trip costs but 26 cents, and a 45-minute train schedule, with increased rolling stock from the big railroads will be in foree throughout the day. Remember, Saltair is always Utah's leading pleasure resort, brings : Trading Followed by Irregular Close. Small WHEAT- charged City ON Burtner, Beautiful Washakie of GO TO SALTAIR . route, went through trip yesterday Attorney Ft. Life Notes. and Anderson arrested Own Track. The wentra ffiees of the Oregon Short Line wilfHe closed today on aecount of the Pioneer Day celebration kE. R. Hunt, general agent for the Denver & Rio Grande, with headquarers in Butte, came to Salt Lake yesterday for a few days' yisit. Moody and the shooting or sanker Anderson. A Woman sa colored soldiers running away eran the Moody residence, and later a tobacco sack was found along the trail taken the murderers in escaping which by contained cartridges o the same aliber used in the killing of Moody It now appears Moody was mistaken tor Night Marshall MeCoy, who had had trouble with the colored soldiers few nights previous to the killing at Local Masons have issued a call to the brethren in Wyoming to contribute to a fund to be used in prosecuting the murderers. Sherif' Stough is After the soldiers but will not bring hem to Shoshoni for fear of a lynehing. Anderson's condition is improving and he may recover. TO New G. W. Martin, general agent for the Rock Island-Frisco system,with ieee quarters aon By nvyer, came to Salt Lake yeow » i) first visit cae "hig J. July from ported to the sion office in ineers the coming D. £. Burley, general passenger agent for the Oregon Short Line, returned from Chicago yesterday Shoshoni. Wyo., soldiers al case t w z acioss it L. G. Sloan, former chief dispatcher for the Rio Grande Western in Salt Lake, returned to Los Angeles yesterday to his position of chief dispatcher for the Salt Lake Route More Smallpox at Colon. Washington, July 23.-An addition- » of all ‘traffic, and it will and as General Advance in the Early bateVv STRONG Northwest Shipments Corn pas ea a Le 1a phone today at : and region, Railroad Altoona, Pa., July 23.--Frank Reffnev, 33 years old, a section foreman on the Pennsylvania railroad, gave his own life to save a passenger train today. 5 Reffner and his men were enga in repairing the traeks at Kittanning Point, when the approach of toona accommodation caused the men to fall back to permit the swiftly moving truin to pass. Reftner discovered jack. on pices rails. Realizing the oa he sprang to the jack, releasLit, and wrenched it loose. The next | insta he was struck and his skull | fractured, pioneer stna is The day. Gave The committee celebration in ive to meet who are Tow st bly. hall, o'elock a.-m Pill com- mountain Inspecting firmly SECTION FOREMAN . Pioneers Pioneer he City Banker ger Day no YH. Baneroft, vice-president and venéral manager, and I, Buckingham, general superintendent of the Oregon Short Line, left Salt Lake yesterday morning for a trip to Green Rivet The prin@ipal object of the trip was to inspect the new. stretch of 40 miles of track between Green River and Ogden that has been laid with 90-pound rails, the heaviest steel yet used in the West Trains leave for the beach 10°30 4 m. and every 5 minutes 1 p. ‘iveaties throughout the day. large purse and for the ehampionship Pioneer White Shot and in GO PIONEER DAY WILL ATTRACT THRONGS |; The following be observed al today Money order Box window, have Views. SOLDIERS UNDER SUSPICION were cit inital. and Believed Ut ahns waa tartale tomatoes Moapa » considered source helped bananas yyeste rday ‘thu it added the bee n furntahing Trains rove tr eye 1. p, reafter throughout the sheep warm weather in the Iinter- passenger conve veo - him so vould TO of in Situation-in Loeal live stock dealers say the socalled "beef scandals" have resulted in an unprecedented demand for sheep and lambs from the inter-mountain region for the reason that the many who have been affected in thelr desire for meat by the exposures of the methods employed by the packing houses have turned from beef to mutton $i from he members Were assembled to adjournment adopted ¢ the people of Russia which is now being cireulated through secret channels. In it the peop le: are fuse to give a * the support of maintenance of the a out that,. under original manifesto levying of taxes upon Russia, the authorization for the army and the general transaction of business unlawful unless the douma. All refrain from mental loans shall be -ree ends with the No. power' cz flexible will of and in iis cope oe representativ port them." GO of Stanford Gerhard dissolve the extraordinary the douma assembled there m the World Begins plaints to make of the now being experienced High eagons fort i antag was ThaW's frankty preset Bapnbovalé of Miri Hoiman'a atthttn2 toward White aaa her position toward her laughter Helsingfors, intimations did not do California Weather Farnest The Sea reason for the haste shown by Western shippers in getting their ChaNaIOR: nts to the market is that in Chieago spring lambs are selling around the highest price on record, and there is a natural endeavor to get all the stock in at top wi Advised|: variety received that xisted from the outset between Thaw mid Mrs. Holnfan and tha mye of the ment of Taxes. Governor all Thaw's ntended to make her his wife, and as her prospective husband he bitterly esented the interference to whieh he vas constantly subjected by White's igents To those holding this point of view it. is said that a breach had eople to Refuse Pay-"| vices over to known Dealers Have Difficulty Sup- |‘, plying Warm Weather DOUMA DIED DEFIANT Finnish for architect, turn became K. Tombs Good TLarge-Move~ time when it will be most advantageous to them in starting shipments to the Chicago and St. Louis markets In Idaho shippers are giving the Oregon Short Line an average of carloads of sheep a week. and already the movement from ‘alifornia and northern Nevada bie begun The heavy shipments from Nevada, however, will not begin before the first of next month, but shippers have been in the field for several weeks, and when the first lots move eastward, the others will follow in rapid suecession W With the exception of the affidavit wherein Evelyn Nesbit made sensaional Sone against Thaw, the etters by some are considered as bene as positive as any testimony that could be adduced, to indicate' that yon Thaw was constantly warring ith White over the younger woman On the other ae men who have folowed the case closely say the letters hat have thus ite been rade public 1re by no means as harmful to the efense as is generally believed. The Gneiracuon they place upon the letrs is that they will aid voung ‘Thaw''s ‘ase and every statement they prove hat, after the Pittsburg millionaire iad won the girl away from the jin- "LEMONS WN DEMAND Later that to the possession it Variety 1) wound t a lives of only is deep in. noted Are n It is feared that is impending bei Of Uh bund commandant of for duty j the Tecl Pi from core They ing th it th proce ion nd ¥rsed c¢ver tre tion of the il Jew and Clifford Harry In the thelr opposition for trial Shippers the Former Chief of Police O'Mara, of Pittsburg, a personal friend of Thaw, visited the Tombs today and from his manner after leaving it is believed that O'Mara has discovered a highly important plece of evidence whl will have a direct bearing on the VThaw-White enmity, but what it was learned difference of opinion as to what effect the letters written by Mrs. Holman, mother of Thaw's wife, written while she was Mrs. Nesbit, to pane ane White, will have on the ase Some see a great bolstering of while others tHe prosecution's ec: believe that the de fe nse will be -trengthened, Condition eal in lawyer, - Supreme reports of the alienists were not r ‘ included among the papers transferred This was by reason of the fact that the reports were not in the form of affidavits and eould not, by the court's order, be placed in Hartridge's by on to cancel ‘old tack all perso indicated by libel? were by no mes lo by for White, papers ire asked of Feom in Olcott, the all counsel Shipments ment White Black, in withdrew awaiting murder new of of Mother. 23.-Despite firm Bonynge, today the Thaw's July the and court untle to quiet peasant York, that Gruber Importance Between Evelyn New fact or to Correspondence Organize day as GRAINS 1906. 5 on Opinions A BIG HELP) COARSE 17, ckfoot, and R tion BLOOD.LIVER. LUNGS. HOT WEATHER EFFECT ARRIVE. ECE n, Chicago, ‘ Le nis, Kanr.Denve "a st a rom New Grain Seeking Market Has Influence on Leading Cereal. Beef Scandals Create Big Demand for Sheep and Lambs From This Region. Not LETTERS OF MRS. HOLMAN Differ IN June eB oR oe Commander Reports of Alienists Given Up to Thaw's Attorney. * The R.PIERCES z= K Oil King Charged Violating the Anti- | BUND THE MOVE WAS A SURPRISE OFFER TO JEWISH Cossac ae With TIME TABLE SHIPPERS HASTEN WHEAT STILL GOLDEN GOES LOWER DISCOVERY | |. TO THE MARKETS % Conditions in Odessa Are lhreatening Than Ever LAWYERS HOLD OUT CERTAIN. PAPERS ~= =a MASSACRE OF - APPEARANCE OF JEWS HEARED JOHN D. ENTERED SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, TUESDAY, JULY 24, 1906. REPUBLICAN, INTER-MOUNTAIN THE s c - 2 Call 3190, "PHONES either Manager and ¥. a 3190. ‘phone, Republican, partment, advertising or Nevada. to get The any de- circulation, |