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Show ilORSIXO was. in EXAMINER, gniu-isl- . the crop appears INFAMOUS not up io OUDKX, CTAII, aveias. as i Q A T Tliri:si.V deterioration from the tffecut of the brief cold iieriod of Hie previous week. The first crop of alfalfa was lieiug in good condition. The yields generally were above the average, both in quantity and quality. Fruit apiars to have also been damaged in localities is Shot in a Saloon Rcw at Fort by light frosts of the previous week, Lopan. but was rapidly recovering under the effects of the favorable weather and prospects are now generally bright. Esilvau. poli Denver. July 6. A: pecially was this true of apples which tician and salooukcci'i r was killed in appear to be plentiful aud in good con- a saloon row ai Fort I.ojii today dition. New potatoes were maturing Hoolilian. town marshal of rapidly and being marketed. Ranges Sheridan, who assert-- , iliai be shot were in very good condition and stock Kyau was a Ryan In was thriving. Irrigation water was memuer of the "Urei i.wui:" gang in plentiful and bidding out well. New York city before he i aim' iu 1 tenReports of sections immediately ter. 23 years ago. I!.- had Mrvod a tributary to Ogden are as follows: term of len years in ti t v .dorado Uintah, Weber. Winter wheat now lor robbery. wiiiing; haying completed and crop above average; new potatoes on the market. Raspberries rijie: heavy crop of cherries: hay harvested; fail and winter wheat looking well; some barley ready to cut; Irrigation waier KEEPER w-ur- eJ WRETCH funeral of Daniel Rhupe will be from the IrVhunKlay House. Remains M hMVard Meeting " fitted from 9 toavenue. at 2121 Adams tttp.ni. 1- Thursday, the Weber Slake have a about August 1st They Bl? to Join them. Special fSSSdSStof amusements are being The students of IN TOILS t mid-summ- er iranged. CACHE YOUNG ABDUCTOR OF VALLEY GIRL IS PLACED UNDER BONDS. KILLED Brown is Brought Back From SL C. Kfe. who has been Louis to Answer Serious Charge. University of Wisconsin, Wl8- - for the P"1 eaf vacation with his fath-P.- . Chas. M. Brown was arraigned in in Ogden. Sd brother V police court on the charge of abductOfficer ing n young girl for purposes of prosserseant Chambers and round-u- p of seven titution. Tbe young girl in question Hutchins made a the pea from the Jungles along Is Gladys Christiansen of Wellsville, irer this afternoon. Utah, who, it is alleged, was abducted Clearfield. Iiavis. All crops making U p putnam of Calientes, Sev? is from her home by Brown and taken good growth; fall wheat ripe and harto St. Louis where she wag placed In vesting will soon begin. a the oitf oa business. Riverside. Box Elder. Arid land Considerable house of p. K. Butler of Salt Lake City is In feeling was wrought up over the affair grain beginning to ripen; first crop of pen. in Cache county and when it waa lucerne nearly all up; sugar beets makthrough the postoffice author- ing good growth. Botsford M. and daughter, learned Vrs. E. Collinuton, Box Elder. Weal her favBrown was. Sheriff Rigities where are bsepbine, of halt Lake City by of Cache county went to 45L Louie orable for haying; some wheat shows to find the abducted girl. He search- effect of frost. Arthur O. Johnson, who has occul- ed through the scores of houses of West Portage. Box Elder. Crops ted the position of freight inspector in that great city, and at last his made good growth; weather favorable five years the for and past ogden efforts were rewarded with success for haying. us been a valued assistant in tbe and the girl was found. Brown was Deweyviile. Ilox Eller. First crop Bait in office Association (Unt Traffic also located and the two of them were of lucerne nearly all slacked in first . toCalifornia, ,i-city, has gone brought back to Utah, the young lady class condition, potatoes uot looking there he expects to locate and whith-- ' being taken back to her at very good. on. Hr. Wellaville and her abductor borne his family will follow later brought j'friami is an expert railroad office hero for trial. nan, of high character and versatile examination Browns preliminary Ibility. and his many friends wish for waa set for Saturday, July 16th, at Mm abundant success in the field to 10 oclock and hta ball fixed at k hich be has gone. ln default of which be waa com mitted to Jail. la municipal court yesterday mornTRIP OVER THE GUT-OF- F ing, George Callahan, one of the boya arrested In OgJen canyon for fast Excursion la Planned For July 17 by driving, who, yesterday entered a the Oregon Short Lino. plea of not guilty, appeared for trial Sheriff Seafaring testified that Tbe first excursion ever run to. the Deputy with cut-of- f Is scheduled for Sunday, the defendant was lu the buggy and Horr and that they lngebretson run to be train Tbe special July 17. were driving at a dangerous rate of pver tho Short Line will carry most , Rlchard-sonYoung Bennett and of the local officers of the Short Line speed. themwere In a who single by rig and San Pedro road a. It will leave selves testified that the defendant and 2Ult Lake at 9:30 o'clock In the mornidrove Into them and the other ng and will get back to that city broke someboye of the spokes in their rig. In will o'clock It 5 the evening. about The defendant was adjudged guilty run to Midlake, some twenty-thre- e are and fined $10 and cost of witness from miles west Ogden. tOCSe be n atop may On the return trip William Geroules, the Italian, who made at Promontory Point, and prowas arrested several days ago by Devision be made for baths In the Lake tective Pender for carrying a concealat this point No definite arrange- ed weapon, appeared for trial. Mr. ments are completed In regard to this Pender testified that complaints had as yet The trip will not be extendcome in about this man carrying a ed all the way across the lake for the and finally he arrested him and gun reason that work ia still being pushOKU CONCENTRATING Colts revolver on a found ed on the west end of the cutoff and ON 11IHT ARTHUR. card a Pender him. stowed Geroules excursion would interfere with this. a was that he showing representative The railroad people are making proLlx of the Pinkerton detective agency, but Yang, July visions for the accommodation of Oktt's army is retiring, evidently In spite of this card he was taken large crowd on thla occasion. with the object of eoneenl rating over to the police station. on Port Arthur. Siege guns are During an examination of liie debeing placed In position at Kin fendant, himself, by City Attorney Chou. The departure of two ad- Begley it developed that he had been dltlnnsl (H visions Tor the seat of given a time order to get ouL of Sait war is reported front Nagasaki. Lake City. It was also shown that he had a wife who waa now an inmate of a house of ln Eleca tric alley. til. ot. Petersburg, July 6. 1:30 p. lie was found guilty of tbe charge of carrying concealed weapons aud A few nights ago, Togo al templed to fined $10. It Is likely that another repeat tbe Japanese exploit with torcharge may be filed against him. Joe Frye, of the While Elephant pedo boats at Wei Hal Wei, during tbe Chinese war, by sending torpedo boat gambling resort, who engaged in a argument with his brother yester- destroyers Into the harbor of Port Arday was arraigned In court this morn- thur for the purpose of sinking ships CLAIM MADE BY MEN WHO HAD ing on the charge of assault and batat their anchorage, but the attempt CHARGE OF FIREWORKS AT tery. By his attorney, Mark Lessen-ge- r, ended in disastrous failure. Four torGLENWOOD. ho entered a plea of not guilty pedo destroyers succeeded in creeping and bin case was set down for tomor- Into the harbor, which was not proTell What They Know of the Fearful row u turning at 10 o'clock. tected by booms, but only one escaped. In of $100 bail he was committed to Two were sunk by the shore batteries Tragedy of July 4th. and one crippled. Tbe reckless bravery Jail. O. 1. Anderson and J. Due, two of Jos. W. Carr, whose face is a fa- of the Japanese ln going to almost certhe three men who operated tho fire miliar sight In police court, was ar- tain destruction excites nothing but works at Glen wood park on the night raigned for drunkenness. This time admiration here. The channel at Iort that of the fearful explosion, came up from he received twenty-liv- e days on the Arthur is so strewn with wrecks evidently it waa regarded as unneceshalt Iike City today, and when seen municipal rock pile. John King was given ten days for sary to use a boom. On account, of the l.y a reimrter of this paper, gave their cully of getting into .he harbor ths version of tbe affair. They claim that drunkenness. John Sheridan was turned loose by feat is considered in naval circles to be the preliminaries preparatory to tha of getting Into the harbor the firing of the big boom were gohe tbe Judge, yesterday, upon the prom-ls- e difficulty Hal Wei, where Japanese torthat he would leave town as soon at W6 through in regular order. According to their story the bomb furnishes Its aa he could walk ouL pedo boats In storm aud covered with "I waa going, your honor, but I met ice were Jumped over the liooms pro own motive power by a charge of pow a friend, who says, says he, come and dnf In tbe bottom, and when this powder is exploded the top part of tha have a drink before you go. I went bomb is tbe part thrown into the air. and took one, and then another and A bomb of that description la lighted finally got drunk."Next." "Sixty days. from a fuse projecting up from it Frank Adams, a mendicant tailor, rnown as a quick fuse. They further taim that there must have been an truck John 1L Hammond, a civil enwhen he refused him overcharge of powder in the bomb, aa gineer yesterday that la the only way they can account money. He was given thirty days In tor. the explosion. They were within which to exercise bis muscles on the fret of tne bomb when It exploded, city rock pile. Boy, Who Accidentally Sentence was suspended in the and were considerably shaken Shot Himself, Suffers in Bilenco tip, al- esses of Frank Kelly and Walter For-akethough they escaped injury. Until Rollevod by Death. arraigned for drunkenness. They deny that they ran away from town, but say that they were .here unthe Portland, Ore.. July til the next son of Frederick little morning after the explosion. They came up here for the InVogt, who Uvea at Monta Villa, a of Portland, found an old rusty vestigation in response to a request ram Manager Kircher of the Glen-o- d revolver and shot himself in the abPark company. domen July 4th. Tbe little fellow. 'fffiuo. I'SlMH - !i: :i v to have vufforvd some FIRE DESTROYS JEWELS at Tuxedo Paik Means Hundreds of Thousands of Dollars Lost. Blaze New York, July 6. I n AWAY THE NORTHWESTERN LINE na- - f.v.ri RUS- - thuwirg relative military and naval ;ifugtb and financial resources of .,, r,d Japan, j Copy :,iai'e1 to any address on re western isilvray. Three hue colored ccipt of ten f 104 cent for postage by maps, each 14x20, bound in convenient c A. Walker. Gen. Agent C ft N W form for reiecence. The Eastern sit- - ' Ry.. 22i5 3cuih Main St., Salt Lake ATLAS. 8IA-JAPA- Russo Japanese War Atlas has been Issued by tbs Chicago ft North- Dairy i - LUNCH j nation shown in detail, with tables Ciiy, Utah CHEAP RATE TO CINCINNATI, O., VIA UNION PACT FH RY. WE KNOW YOU CAN USE ANOTHER PIN. A Slick liu in hcen before any other piccu of Jewelry, and shuuld look Account Grand lalge of Elks, the Union Pacific will sell ticket to Cincinnati. O.. July 14th, 13th and ltith for $ limited to July 27th. 4S.7-T- . well Slick Pin season llnd you with a badly licut and broken Pin. or none al all. Our blink of Pins foe ions lies, such as you will wrear this summer, is very complete and lasiefully arranged as io quality and price. Let us ahour them io von at any EXCURSION RATES, VIA UNION 1 AC1FIC. St. Louis and return Cliii ago and return $42.50 $4 7. bo Chicago and return via St. Louis $50.00 St. Lima and return via Chicago $50.00 Limit 60 days. Transit limit 10 days each direction. Ihillman sleepers through to St.Louia without change. Tickets on sale Tuesdays and Fridays each week. Stop overs allowed. A. B. MOSELEY, Trav. Pass. Agt J. S. LEWIS & CO. Jewelers and Opticians. the fire which his destroyed the Kair.mark cottage at Tuxedo park. New York, the Jewels of Airs. Bernard Stcmmun of Orleans, worth several hundred sand dollars, were so damaged they probably will Ik worthless after. The cottage wax rallied at ly $1,000,000. New thou- that here- near Discovered and Only one Escaped. NOT RUN a Iniilc! BAKERY. Individual lunches aud tes cream served from 6:33 a. m. to 12:30 p. m. Washington avenue. Torpedo Boats Creep Into the Harbor of Port Arthur to Sink Vessels at Anchorage . - iiin.Ii and hiio.-- iuts.. KENNEDY S OF JAPANESE NAVY THEY DID H- i'io I.Y 7, 1001. A $1,-00- but JI MORNIxn, This Week We Give You A Chance to Save Money on Goods Purchased From Sweetser, Pem-broo-k & Companys Liquidation Sale-T- he Leading New York Jobbers. Laces, Ribbons, Handkerchiefs, Embroideries, Hosiery, Wash Goods, colored and white. Table Linen, Toweling, Sheets, Pillow Slips, Fancy Work Materials, Knit Underwear, Outing Flannel aud Muslin Gowns, Bed-Spread- tecting lbs harbor ese warships. So Jaiuuiese torpedo not even succeed aud destroyed Chin- far as known the boat destroyers did iu launching s, Domestics, Etc. - The exact date of the attack is not ascertained hut it Is said to have occurred Saturday. Though It Is believed other destroy-er- s participated In the attack only four succeeded in getting In. The method, whereby this Information reached the authorities Is not disclosed. A dispatch received from Vladivostok drum not. mention I he Russian squadron. The admiralty haa no confiraia tlon of tlie report, from Uao Yang of an engagement between the squad rous off Gcnsan. There Is good reason to believe that the Russian squadron Is safe back In port. All fresh new goods, bought by Sweetser, Pembrook & Co. for this season's selling at nearly lialf their actual value. fin-ti- c de-fau- lt SHOWED SPARTAN SPIRIT Five-Ycar-O- ld r, nest, utaTT REPORT CUMMINGS COMMISSION CC. ecrecy. k r t System of Book of Information Speculation'), free upon PPllcation. 2482 Washington. EXCUR8ION RATES VIA UNION PACIFIC. Louia and return .....142.60 WEATHER DURING WEEK HAS BEEN FAVORABLE FOR RAPID GROWTH. Indications Art for Good Yldo Corn Conditions Not up to Average. The Utah section of the climate and crop service of the United States weather bureau has Issued its report for the week ending on the night of July 4. Clear weather generally prevailed during the fore part of the week, with the days rather warm and the nights, oool. Stormy, unsettled weather prevailed during the latter part. On the 1st. severe thunderstorms occurred over the northern half of tha section. These were,, in many cases, ancoffipanled by high winds and heavy hall, which did some local damage by flattening flown the grain anJ rutting fruit and tender vegetation. Near the section center F, .Pl fromMllllken, a veterinary the storm assumed the proportions of a jrgeon Denver, has permanent-- 7 located in Ogden. Dr. Mllllken la small cloudburst and considerable local was by tbe rushing of Boston Veterinary damage from adone near-fl- y canyon. These n1 been very successful waters storms were, however, on the whole, of h h0rt t,m he ben ln great benefit, aa they snpplied moisture Ogden that In many localities was much needExcursion The weather during tbe week waa ed. via union favorable for rapid growth and ail PACIFIC. crops made considerable advancement. spring Fall wheat' and early-sow- n oJtal'.i0" Ju,r 8th and 9th- y. N. J.. and return wheat were heading out aud harvest ing M to A-returning until July 28th. will soon begin. Indications pointed nt Mystic Shrine annual mcetlnr. good yields. The condition of corn t hicagu and return 47.60 ' M and return via SL Lonla 60.00 at. Ixmi, and return via Chicago 60.00 Limit 60 days. Transit limit nay In each direction. ln,tn v'cepers through to SL Juia without change. Ticket, on sale Tueadaye and Frf- WPX. Stop over allowed. A- - T1 MOSELEY, Trav. Pass. Agt -- , rates - L' h CROP Cut. Melghan. Lanra M. Meigha. THE MEIGHAN ABSTRACT COMPANY. HOI Wash. Avai Telephone 662-BROKERS. Continuous quotations on New York Rocks and Chicago Grain. We buy nd sell stocks and on margin w tor cash. Our grain rooms enprivate able our customers to come in and transact business with tbe utmost ld The Chicago want the Constantinople, July 6. It transpires that the Russian volunteer fleet steam er St. Petersburg, eras stopped in the Bosphorus by blank shots from tbe Turkish forts, fired without previous warning. The incident threatened to cause friction, but after a delay of several hours explanations were exchanged. The vea-s-el waa then allowed to proceed, Vladivostok being her declared destination. REPORT OK HOT ENGAGEMENT. Liao Yang. July 6. There are per slsient reports in circulation that hot engagement occurred today north ward of Gensan between the Russmu Vladivostok and Japanese squad sons, which ended favorably to the Russians. ignorant of tbe peril of his wounJ, and afraid to tell his mother, wandered about the house for hours strangely sick, but silenL When his mother was putting the boy to bed she noticed the burned spot in hie clothes and what appeared to be merely the ecratch of a sharp r'ick beneath but considered It unEven worthy of serious attention. inter when the seriousness of the little fellows tllneas compelled the at tendance of a physician, the tme nature of his sickness was not guease 1 and he died. Four hours sfterwrsrds an examination of the supposedly harmless ahias- - Dental . people of Ogden City and Weber county to know -- Our Great Crockery Will Continue tBey have onr entire stock of plain, print and decorated dishes to select from at the sale prices. If yon dont care for a fall dinner set bay just what you do want at the correspondingly low prices we offer. Remember you Dinner Sets 42 piscss, handsomely dooorated, stip- pled and traced appreciate tbe great run of patronage which they have enjoyed since opening their office to tbe public. It certainly la gratifying to nato feel that our honesty and Integrity has become established so thoro ughly in so short a time, with tha peoof nil, that we ple. We wish to impress upon tbe public mind, moat will. we we as say do exactly Our offer of the "Best Set of Teeth on rubber at $3.00 having met with such marked aurreas that we shall continue putting them In at that figure, supplying all alike at eight dollars per sat, and absolutely guaranteed to be high grade In every respect We make aspects! 30 day offer of Gold Crowaa with solid tips at $5.00 each, and bridge work at $5.00 per tooth, CALL EXAMINE OUR WORKGET OUR PRICES BEFORE GOING ELSEWHERE REMEMBER OUR OFFICE IS AT 347 24th Street - OGDEN In geld Dinner Sets 100-pic- $3.98 dinner eet handsomely decorated, stippled and traced In gold e $i94 105-pie-ce dinner eet handsomely decor-- 4 In gold star, atipplad and traced $10.57 42-ple- dinner set, handaamely without gold trimmings. dec-crate- d $193 dinner set handsomely decorate J vithont gold trimmings, extra quality $LSS Wheelwri Phono 147'Z. 2476 Wash. Are UTAH BBWJBMMiUHri I More' WeekV One Co, that Ye, IUUULWUui V |