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Show THE VORNIEa OgJvu Ills'1 and reception last night in class. About Tbe baseball team of the office of tie master mechanic defeated tbe -- am from the freight office by a icore of 9 to 1L Eleo-r.Gladys Wilson was arrested in Alley last evening upon the barge of grand larceny. prferred bjr . vuunan named Wilson of Salt Lake. .... ii;S jltr with a valuable au-aliu- Ires. Jim Jack, an Indian, was arrested right for going into the Globe ,ii res'euram and getting a meal and then not paying for it. of tbe Frisco lino, passrd tlirnugh tbe city last night In Private ear, 700. en route east. J. H. Campbell J. E. Campbell is down from Gar land for a few daya visit. MAN WHO HAD LEGS CUT LAST SUNDAY PARSES AWAY. THE WEBER STAKE ACADEMY CELEBRATES AT GLENWOOD PARK. Brightened Up After the Operation Tueeday Night, But Suffered a Relapse Last Night at 10:45. The Junior Year Carried Off tbe Hen efa of the Day and Captured tbe Lewis Claes Medal. 9 - The field and track meet of the 'Weber Stake Academy was held at Park yesterday afternoon. Great Interest sut taki-- in the ton tests and the finishes of many of tbe races were close and exciting. Tbe Junior class carried off ihe honors of the day wltn U points, of which Belnap, of that class, made 30 and assisted in the relay race. The Junior class win the beautiful geld and silver medal offered by J. S. Lewis ft Company, the Jewelers. The preparatory class made eight points; Fmbiuan, three points; Sophomores, 3tl ixitnts and the seniors 11 points. Suitable ptixea were donated for each event by the liberal merchants of the city, who received three rousing cheers at tbe close of tbe meet. Tbe meet was under the direction of Professors W. MrKendrick, Thomas M Kay and Alfred Nelson, aud the surer sk of the meet is due to them. Each event wee carried out witn promptness and no delay. Tbe events and wlnera are as tol Glen-wou- d well-kno- m arrested last night James Jonas by Humane Officer W. Browning, charg'd with cruelly to animals. He put up $10 for his appearance. Joe Jones. Sitecial Agent of tha Oregon Short Lina and Union Pacific, spent yesterday in the rlty. U A. Nelson is in from Promotary for a few daya. mrrr time is In store for those that celebrate Bannockburn day at June 22nd. Round trip including lows: admission to everything. 75c. Watch dash: Watson. Sophomore, for special train announcement, first; Wfnile, Junior, third; Brown, Hophotpore. third. The fire department was called out BroeJl Jump: Belnap. Junior, first; this morning at 1:H0 oclock at Twenty-f- Doxgv Sophomore, second; Manning, irst street and Adams avenue, to Junior, third, extinguish a small blase In a summer dash: Clark. Senior, first.; kitchen. The fire laddies responded Lindsay, Senior, arena d; Ballantyns, wind from tha and prevented qulrkly Fneahman. third-Higspreading the fire to nearby buildings. Jump; Hslnap, first; Watson, 50. about Homage sarond;- Bingham, third. Standing Jump: Belnap. first; Doxy Artbar Sullivan came up from Salt second; Wlutla, third. ball. Lake last night for the Alumni, rare: McKay, Sophomore, first; Senior, second; Crag Thompson, is J. Wash Young up from Salt un. Junior, third. Lake. Shot Sophomore, put: Marriott, : first; Jonea, third Bingham, H. S. Faust, Jr., of the Faust CreamHurdle rare: Brown, first; Doxy ery Supply company la up from Salt seonnd; Berlin, third. lake. Pols vault: Belnap, first; Shurtliff, second; Wright, third. J. W. Smith, of Sail lake, was In dash: Belnap. first; Brown the city last evening amt suffered an second; Watson, third. attack of appendicitis. l)r. Forbes was Relay race: Belnap, Taylor, Wintle called and attended him, and at a lata amt Manning, Junior year team. was easier. hour he renting Leap frog rare: Cragun and Lyons Tbs svenls for ths young ladles ere A. C. Canland la up from Mount as follows: Pleasant for a few daya Potato race, won by Miss Julia Taylor. fleo- M. Green of Ball lake was an Egg race, won by Mine Jennie Gro- Ogden visitor last evening. dash. burg, who eleo won Ihe The relay race waa won by Misses Uxzie McKay, May Hlgganhotham and CUMMINGS COMMISSION CC. Jennie Gmberg. , BROKERS. After tbe fleld meet the merrjAmak- Continuous quotations on New York renalred to the park where elegant Slocks and Chicago Groin. We buy ere were spread. The day's proand sell stocks and groin on margin lunches closed with a fiant la the evengram Our for cask. or private rooms our customers to come ia and ing. transact business with the utmost FEEHtT-STEVEKSMUPTIALS secrecy. Write for our Book of Information System of Speculation), free upon Very Pretty Wedding at tha Homa of Eccles tha Srlds, In the Presence of application. Rooms Building. Large Number of Friends. A Ia-goo- n, OFF 440-ya- rd - Edward Lynch, who had Ms legs rut off by a Rio Grande freight train last Sunday morning, died at the Ogden general hospital at 10:45 o'clock lari night. The oiieratlon was performe 1. rediovlng both legs, Tuesday night, and Lynch seemed to brighten up but early last evening he began to sink and exulted within an hour or two. He lid not make any more statements. Lynch still claimed and alleg ed in his statement made the other day . that Bain, the pushed him off tbe train. This was denied by Rain who and the rest of the train rrr-stated that. Lynch made an attempt to get on rho train, after lielng put off, and slipped and fell under the wheels. The caee has been Investigated by tlis officers of this county, and for ths railIt is probable that road company. Bain nisy be held to answer for the death of I.ynch. brak-man- SPECIAL RATES. (Denver and Rio Grands.) TEACHERS $47.50 Chicago and return " . 8t. Lottla ....I4L50 .. $42.1)0 SL Paul Omaha. 8t. Joseph and. $35.00 Kansas City Tickets on sale May 30 and $1 and June 8th and 0th good returning until Sept, l&tb transit limit ten days la each direction Stopovers allowed. CLERKS London, June I. erick of Austria arrived He Is the hearer of shal's baton, bestowed Francis Joseph to King f 211-22- REFORMED 0 REJECTS CHURCH (;tah8 appeal, t Grand Rapid. Mich., June I. The general synod of the Reformed church In America today rejected an application for the help of the Reformed church In the work of the Utah gospel mission, whose request was presented by John D. Nutting. The eynnd adjourned until 1905. 1 MED A -8 FOR QUEEN '8 CREW. I San Francisco. June Gold and liver medals were presented today to the officers and crew who were on the steamship Queen, February 27th, and who on that, date saved the vessel and the Uvea of those on board from destruction by fire. In presenting these tokens the Pacific Coast Steamship Co. made official recognition of the gallant ervlce rendered by sixty-seve- n bravo un. ATTENTION, DEMOCRATS! ATTENTION, DEMOCRATS! at t The Rio Grande traina out of Ogden 7:15 and 8:10 will hereafter leave 7:45 and 9:30 a. m. . Tha Rio Grande traina out of Ogden at 7:15 and 8:10 a. m. will hereafter leave at 7:45 end 9:30 a. m. EXCURSION SALT LAKE CITY. June 11th, via Rio Grande, by Queen Esther Chapter No. 4 (Eastern Star). Special train leavaa Ogden, 6:30 p. m. returning leaves Salt Laka City 11:45 p. m.. Far round trip, $1.00. KENNEDYS DAIRY LUNCH BAKERY. AND Individual lunches and ice cream served from 8:30 to 12:30 p. m. 2454 Washington avenue. an. Of WEEK N JUNE 6th Refined Vaudeville in London the fleld marby Emperor Edward. to-da-v. lSTS-n SAWTEL1J5 AND The f STODD AND WILL, Musical Comedians. S peciaiCj lasses j on the am an and have every appliance for correctly fitting gist Accurately-groun- 1 premises. iat J: T. Rushmer Expat Mfg. Optician. Wash. Ave. 2413 GUARANTEE BEARS. ' - vewmwj WANTS A THE GREAT LA CROIX, Eccentric Juggler. HEATH AND EXCF.LA Double Gun Spinner end Jura1!. New Illustrated Song and tin?.. Pictures, Kuailan-Japane- e War. Dancing After Show One 15c ticketad-mil- s to both But Washington, June 8. The state department has received unofficial assltnf anreo through Mr. Gummere. who had It from the British connsul at Fex the sultan of Morocco will accede to ail of Raleulia terms. The bandit's demand that the United States and Great Britain shall guarantee the fulfillment of the sultan's promises, bowsver Is the sticking point. It is stated positively that under no conditions can tbe United States government execute the guarantees. tlt Ordered. New York, June 8. Five thousand coast marine firemen, members of tbe Marine Firemen's union of this rlty have been ordered to strike by Daniel Sullivan, tbe geueral secretary of tne national board of the Marine union The strike I expected to extend to 11 tbe coast cities from Portland, Maine, Washington. June 8. American mato Galveston, Texas, According to the rines have landed in Africa. Admiral 15, expectation of Mr. Sullivan, about Chadwick this afternoon cabled the 000 men will be out on strike within Navy department from Tangier as folI the next two weeka The firemen de lows: clare that llielr strike, although called I have placed a guard at the Belgian while the New York, New Haven ft legation haring been asked to do so by Hanford railroad freight handler arc our counsttl general here. President John A. Kidwell, out, ia not sympathetic, neither fa tt for Increased wages or shorter hours, but .London. Juna 8. Tha correspondent to do away with what tbe member of of the Times at Tangier aaya tbe sulhe their to consider Inefunion greatest King vented hi fury la several the tan has not yet compiled with all of grievance, the "crimping system. fectual atiempla to bring on a atorm. Ralsull'a demands. Those unsettled drove np to The Oak, will necessitate considerable further The SPEECHES IN ROOSEVELTS 8UP- - whereparly outfit was left for a Hhort negotiation. There I no likelihood the PORT. while. Mr. Kidwell and the mem hero that the captives will be released speed. tlie parly then walked np to the ily. of Wsshlngton. June 8. It was official dam nnti observed the varion point ly announced today that the following of interest along the way. After getKOREAN IMPEACHpersons have been selected to make ting their All of sight seeing, the ED. of nomination the seconding speeches partv repaired to the Hermitage, President Roosevelt at Cbhwgn, Senone of Uncle Billy Wilson had Seoul, June 7 Delayed Yun Yung of Indiana. George A where his must rarttuis chleken anil trout Bun, chamberlain of the court, whose The wedding of Miss Nellie Stev- ator Beveridge SUlwcll California: Harry ocKnight. dinner prepared. ' All Mere hungry sympathies are with Russia, hR been enson and Mr. Thomas 8. Fct-nS. curred last evening at 8:30 o'clock at Kd wards. Georgia; Harry Cummings aftor the Janut through the canyon, Impeached. and did Juatbf to the delirious viand Ihe home of the bride on , Orchard Maryland. For the past week the influence of avenue. The little home was beautiYun Y'ung Sun baa been tottering, and spread before them. OLD FROM EXTORTING DENIES thirty-fivAt the conclusion of the banquet, his unscrupulous course of action re- fully decorated and about WOMAN. friend of tbe contracting parties were a toast was proposed to President Kid- suited In hia losing the friendship of who were respomrible for well. U'ho responded to the same In the present Promptly upon the appointed Washington. June I. IJeut. John an appropriate speech. He reviewed hie Japanese,into hour Mrs. Roliert Proudlll beautifully power.. Hie downfall getting Unit ad the of late of Kanas. Shook, Mendelssohns wedding rendered work of the national association was due to the opposition of Prince IT the a to has taken exception Btatea army manner which showed the ut- Cbl Yong. a former minister, and now march, and the bridal party entered, made at the war department in a the bride leaning on the arm of the statement most familiarity with the details pf a sympathizer with Japan. hi and he effect to the that, interpret mail service. He slated groom, followed by Miss Grace Claythe The I vest element of the court party railway of were extorting guilty of which he waa i at present, tinder tbe leadership of ton, the bridesmaid, and W. R. Swam, ter, l.cerma. association, the that old an from hundred pesos Filipino had been working for the Prinre 'l Qhi Y ong. , . the beat man. Under a canopy of six woman. Shook aaya there ta notning president, of the. .service and for ami lax, awrounded by forna and improvement in hla record In the war department palms, the oouple were met by Bishop concerning this alleged affair and that Ihe amelioration of conditions which Paris. June 8. The score at the end John Watson, who performed the were detrimental to the clerk in gen- of the third round In the 8chaefr-Cur- e of tbe affair. never heard baa he eral. marriage ceremony. billiard match for 8.000 points, 18 After the ceremony the rnngretnle He did not censure the government Inch balk line, tonight was: Cure, tinns of friends followed. During the for. many of the rule detrimental to Schaefer, 1,145. Cure beat the recwere evening dainty refreshments the railway mail clerk which pre- ord in a match of tbie clasa by a run of because served. but that, vailed. 225. signed I New York. June 8 Justice Clarke 01 their lack of understanding of tbe ar of beautiful In a The bride looked the tual dismissed court the today not supreme were silk sole to colored de able gown, conditions, they champagne n trimmed In purple and white point writ of hah can rnrpii for Mrs. Patter-nnMRS. EL1A8 GOES TO TOMBS. give tlieir employees the justice which to the remandeJ and prisoner of a and rattled corporalargo bouquet Many was their lue. lace, was bridesmaid rosea. The Jail. brides tions nutted their employee better New York, June 8. Mr. Hannah charmingly attired in a white swiss than the government treated the mail Elia, who waa arrested last night, 8 Tbe June governWashington, gown, blue trimming. clerk. WellvKargn Express company charged with extortion by John R. Tti couple were the recipient of a ment today nolle proseed the two re- give full pay to an employee of their Platt, wa arraigned today and held large number of beautiful and rnsly maining Indictment again" Harrison company who la laying off on account In $50,000 bail for examination next present. The bride ia the charming J. Barrett, former law clerk of ihe of sickness, hut such i not the cane Friday. Ball was not furnished and with the government In regard to the accomplished daughter of The. D. pnetoffice department. he wa committed to the Tombs priStevenson and is prominent In the postal clerks. It la tlie object of the son. When the prisoner was taken Prohi8. The D.. 8. June circles of The Mitchell. about to the association city. national bring society from her cell to a cab in which she groom Is the senior memher of 'he bition state convention nominal" a such a condition of affair. wa taken to the Tomli court, she was of W. J. well firm of Feeny ft Richardson, the ticket renewed Edgar by stale mei hv a Jeering crowd, which filled iivsmiiii Kiu business men of tbr city. He Brookings for governor. siruli-- ol tne national a&so ihe streets around the police station. cany i a rltih maa snd also eiaiiuu aim mid of me growth irum Detectives, assisted prominent several patrolGreenville. Fa.. Jttne 8. The Pearce iiiv begiuiuna o the present. Mr. tun men. succecdftd in by member of a number of lodges. a passage clearing a bridal tonr in the Woollen mill waa damaged $2n.'H' sell, tnuiigb an ulncer oi the national and the They left on continued to the carriage west and expect to be gone several by flee today. association, serves without salary court. weeks. ihe local member oi the association Chicago. June 8 The coal artl of are iu tat or of the proposition that New York, June When Hannah SUNDAY EXCURSION TO SALT the Crescent Coal and Mining com- the otriii'i or the national aswsiu Ellas, the negresa under arrest for exLAKE VIA pany and the Peterson liny ft Grain linn snail heieaiter receive a salary tortion goes to the witness stand In her RIO GRANDE WESTERN. companys elevator was bunted today. tor the wora tuey do. own defense Friday she will tell, it la June 12th. Luna, $172,0110. Kidwell told the boys that said, a story of how she waa black i Fare $1 Oh round trip. Train leave he would strive to amoliorate me con mailed for years and how threats of exParis. June 8 Mrs. Geogi; Crocker up ion uii, cli Ogden 9:80 a. m. in the Eighth posure of the relations between herself of Now York, who bsa been seriously uist net. v hitii prevailed Include Ogdeu. More and John Rn Platt drew thousands of Mr. now hr Crocker iter. ly might In, is ul the higher salaried men should lie dollars from her, a great part of which was formerly Mrs. lluilicrlnrd of San cniplovc-i litre than there 'arc and lie Platt furnished, knowing for what It Francisco. saul that he would do all in hi power was to be used. Following her testito bring about a different order of mony two warrants will probably b? New York. June 8. issued for persons who rendered prollliUKS- is made that The following are the arrival for fessional services to the negresa. one 11c was (be by applauded heartily arlias R. T. a hen muniiige hours: the laai twenty-fou- r of h:s of them a physician, the other a lawupon lie conriuKi'ui Edward IVrelval Ihiv Sullivan. San Francisco: I s. Mich-e- l range.! between and assured that be would be yer. Clarke, suit of Bif Krtwnrd Clarke, li. speech son. New York: L. C. Robinson. Dencandidate in )9t'j. their R Miss (Vital Nonna the G. A. E. anl K. Wilson. ley. C., Hunt. 1.ngan; ver; DOWIE REACHES BERLIN. Many ot the local member respondwho rei cntiy received a divorce in Geo. West. Now York: C 8t. 111 a toasts to told ed and vein Lcppy a NewHerald Ban York,, says P. Thurston. Franrlnii: John L. Berlin. June 8. John Alexander A. J. Balt Cobb. from Umrion. 8he is a rativo of Aus- of their appreciation of the efforts of Dowie Lake; has arrived here from Switzerthe naHoual president In their behalf. France : Bent Goodlore. 81. Ijoioh; T. tralia. Mr. KiJsi-l- l was pleased with the land. He has taken rooms lately occuK. Farrell. Bt. 1utis; N. B. Parnpll. "It 1 the pied by one of the Vanderbilts. He D. A. Swan. Balt take; H. tl. ; Washington. .Tune ".Captain J. P. ride through the canyou. addressed a crowded meeting, depictfrom duly in best mounu.n road I have ever seen, H. Wray. Salt Mr. B. 8. Joyce Merrill ha been deim-heZion Pity, near Chicago. and dattabter. city; .1. I.. Fitzgerald connection with the genn1 board and he said. "r.ii you have reason to be ing glowingly. of it. I have my ride and wife, city: D. C. Anderson. St. i assigned to tbe command of the batfle- - proud . . While I was feted in SAN FRANCISCO l4Mtla: c. B, Evans. New York; J. H. ship Oregon, on the Asin'.ic squadron. inuiu-nsel;MINING STOCKS. grand style in Ban Francisco, this I Herrick. Knas Cly; E 1. Fuller. Bt. 0111 of the ordinary. Kl-I If 8. C. A. C. Salt June something Sullivan. Washington, take; Secretary lnti: Ban Francisco. June 8. The official had these grand, old mountain in Parson. New York: W. G. Hrtnn- - j mer lYver. of the Republican na'd-.nn- l quotations for mining stocks toclosing Uoiunituis I Ohio. home ray muBall town, Balt J. the Wash of roll hire. Young. Lake; committee, completed were a follows: day a he dollar to 11. aide would W. charge which Salt Lake: J. Ihe national rnmm'ssion per Smith. J. lest lAke; and would soon he Andes 14 will have to consider next week, when head to e.- iht-Fanst. Jr.. Salt Lake. Justice 14 it begin it niuMlon on the loth. The worth a non; or money. You may nay Belcher 31 Mexican 110 I enme fur have ilia' ilelcgates-nMaruEXCURSION TO PROVO are thoroughly 125 stale contests on Occidental Con. 79 Via at Wlvcotisin. Dele wee and Iuiisi-anrip west and appreciate Bullion 15 joyed m Ophir 420 treatment which ha Caledonia 78 RIO GRANDE WESTERN. Horry 8. New. chairman of the the courtfiniOverman 50 me." been in Charge of the ronextcnu',1 Fare $3 4' round trin Tickets on ! Challenge Con. 20 lntol 7 anil 1iih. Good j vent ion. ha i begun bis wink of allnt-sale June !4h. Tbe par'v returned from tbe run-yo- Chollar i7 Savage 25 tine the 2'"i seats reserved for the about li o'clock last evening, well Confidence 100 returning 1111'il tbr- Ifih Sag Belcher 13 hu received pleased wii'i their irip. B4NII WILL ACCOMPANY BPE- - pr ss. Mr. New The two C. C. anil Vs. 14u Sierra Nevada 41 I.emi cpplii CIAL TRAIN. fur press iats. The newspaper who aceompuniid the Con. Imperial I Silver Hill 47 EVERYBODY INVITED Come and ; as ecen r.t will not he made known j parly wencorded every privilege Crown Point 18 Union Con. 44 n coni time v le. two ent.l us and rentn before lia'1 the The !t convention and day join pres Exchequer royal s' Vih Con. 13 A G. HORN. U. R. begins. animation fcuct ess. Gould aud Currie 2.1'elinw Jacket 29 j wising the or. STRICTLY A TEMPERANCE RESORT - Entrants on 25th afreet, Opposite Reed Hotel. The Week of June 6th Ths Dainty MISS RUSSELL. HOWARD AND CAMBELL ! JEAN WILSON ... DEVOY ft PERI BABY FLO RUSSELL THE LAURELLEB .. PICTURES ..Hlll.l.lll.ll Mi!fl Roman Rini Illustrated Songi Comedy Sketch Artiek Singing and Dancing Soubreth Electrical Novelty Act, "L CM.' ... . . . a a , .a a PRICE OF ADMISSION. a e e e e Adults .. ieiieeeeoeeeMieiwoeoe Children ltiiiielMMMieiHiiei a E, R, e GOURLEY ........ .. ,1k a, a...... it N UTAHNA PARK. THE TEMPERANCE. RESORT. y e Telegraph Notes. DONT MISS ANYTHING -- .. be-ide- d - J. S. LEWIS & CO. Jewelers and Opticians. TidjUuwuppitBfi&jLiiumBJMJjjaiiMiftdMi jmn . well-know- Life ia too short to worry along t, with imperfect missing some of the best things in life. We guarantee to fit your eyes fectly .and givg yon a frame which will greatly improve your appearance, rather than make you resemble your grandmother. Come to us when you decide to wear glasses. eye-sigh- 0; s ATTENTION, DEMOCRATS! & y. 1 The Rio Grande traina out of Ogden t 7:15 and 8:10 will hereafter leave at 7:45 and 9:30 a. m. la to-la- rd ea-ab- le L,f D9 tL BATES AND ERNEST Havana. June 8 Tbe aenate disposed In which the Amsricas Foremost Dutch of several matters ramedlu. conference of the house la not necea-safHOWARD MORRIS World's Greatest Whistler. RAISULI Thousand Marine Firemen Will Join In a Strike Now ,0, program Arch Duke Fred- Plu-viu- Fifteen YEARS XT'11 week-- a -- 220-ya- rd - last Ben-fiel- Sultan Will Grant Hia Terms, . Bandit Will Not Trust Him, E murder in t&e snrond Sheriff Edmund Trudeau night of Kebruarr 14 Boise. Idaho. June S. Norman M. Buirk, who has been a United State district attorney, received word foday stating he had been recommended for the appointment of state district attorney to succeed R- - V. Coxier, the latter having died in San Franclsoo . -- NINETY-NIN- NEW STATE DISTRICT ATTORNEY FOR BOISE. MORMONS HINDERED EDUCATION ay WITH CRIMPING sn-ond- Mr. Phipps Gets Absoluts Custody of Children and Cash is Cut Off From Mother. Denver, June 8. Judge P. L. Palmer, of the district court, lias issued an order giving the absolute rare and custody of the Phipps children to their father. Imwrenre C. Phipps, until furPRESIDENT J. A. KIDWELL OF ther notice. The same Judge has THE RAILWAY FOSTAL CLERKS signed writs of injunction not only VISITS THE CANYON. preventing the United States Steel corporation, tbe United States Trust Given a Banquet at the Hermitage company, and J. Pierpunt Morgan from paying further dividends to Mr. Makes an Appropriate Speech for the Soya. Phipps, but forbidding them to allow a transfer of any of the Phipps securiPresident J. A. Kidsell of the Na- ties in their possession. tional Association of Railway Postal was the guest of the local fork members ot the national association tnU-rdaafierno.ui and evening. afternoon AImiui'4 o'clock Jolly crowd of la.iwa.v clerks filled deup Jeff Blade's Davenport, and started spite the threatening weather, Not all for a trip up Ogden canyon. So Say th Congregational Educawbo were present at the grand feast tional of Their Work in Society the rode up at Uncle Billy Wilson's In Utah. call 'Davenport, but at the mess were clerks the following pu-i- ai Boston, June 8. The report of the found to Is preecn': directors of the Congregational EducaPresident J. A. Kidwell. A. L. Wel- tional society presented to the annual D. M. Morrison, lington. C. E. FasM-itmeeting here todays designated tbe David E. Sorensen, .lease Fonda. Fred year aa one of vigorous activity in Ralph. Thomas Bradley. R. A. Morton, all depart menu of educational work. Albert T. Hausen. A. J. Cavanaugh, and indicated that progress in Utah Herbert A. Hall, Roliert 8. I). 1,'arnev, had been seriously hindered by .lie N. Bright. li. 4. Sbn'ini. Purley E. Mormon church. The report said: L. Geo. Powell, W. Thomas Opposition to our mission schools LauL. A. Dobbs. C'has. B. Hurllrart. on the part of Mormon church authMcDonald. Daniel der. Claud E. Mas. orities ia determined and persiateat. There was a stiff b recce blowing Every effort ia made to binder their from the east when ihe crowd started efficiency." from town and a thunderstorm seem-o- sd to be inevitable, but Jupiter was kind for once, and tbe Storm TO DO AWAY 880-yar- d CHURCH WANTS MINE. Chicago. June 8. In a ault brought by Nets O. Hu It berg of San Jose, Cal., and Ihe Swedish Evangelical Covenant of America again P. H. Anderson and Dr. C. W. Johnson, growing out of a dispute over the possession of Alaska gold mines. Judge Smith, In the circuit court today derided that Nultberg may collect a judgement of $238,000 againnt Anderson. An Injunction Hull berg reel raining him from collecting the judgement waa denied. FATHER POSTAL LYNCH TRACK MEET JUNEMOOf. COURT SUPPORTS GUEST OF EDWARD FIELD AND THURSDAY MOBNIXG, OGDEX, CTAII, DEATH OF ACADEMY Tbe alumui of ihe Hhuol gave .a grand ball li tbe Dignan academy innor of tbe graduating Vw were present. EXAMIXiSR. REED HOTEL mar EE 3S 8.' Urei-ideii- i"1 Ever Known in Millinery Commencing Thursday, Line Jane 9th Everything must be sold at a Sacrifice nrt-res- - DO h eut-off- YOU j ! ray rath fot your meat? If yon do then you should trade at the meat market where everybody pays cash. Our mais are right and our prices are right. e Best-Belch- er a. n A. E. WEATHERBY. 2 if. Washington Ave. OGDEN. - 25 per cent discount on all Pattern Trimmed Has Line of Childrens and Misses Trimmed $1 Cj) fn CJ ; Hats, were $3.00 to $5.00 for - Line of Ladies Hats certainly finest and C7 werj $4. 50 to $8 and $16, now up-to-da- un 1 te Every thing in our fine line of street hats 15 to 30 per cent discount Leader Millinery 2351 Wash. Ave. - css: ; Ogden. aosaans Mrs. S. E. Lyon, Prop |