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Show ' i, i TIIE STORXIXG EXAMINER OGDEN, UTAH, SATURDAY EVENING, DF.CCMBER 24, 1904. ' 4 ; f ' m sr ! I SCHOOL ASSASSIN HOLD SESSION BENCH RESIDENTS JECT TO CLOSING SCHOOL-D- EE ALMOST dren . t J t i. f r, '! - I A ' i Painful Fl.ah Wound inflicted by the Unknown Who Escapes. Nick iJHiiit-k- , an Austrian laborer was shot and severely wounded last evening in the Austrian saloon on Wall street person who disby some unknown charged a gun at the front entrance ami manured in make good his earaie. I lie gun was fired and the wouud inor forty men flicted winie thirty-fir- e were pren-u- i in tiie saloon, and the mystery is that no une saw the would-b- e assassin. Hiid none seem to be ante as to wheie me aiwit came from. The bullet strut k the part of the thigh and penetrated several inches Inflicting a severe fioh wound. ltauick was standing near the end of the bar lalking with the bartender, when the shot rang nut, nobody seema to know, exactly from where and the lt shouted that he victim of the waa killed. In the excitement which folwas forgotten, and lowed, the no one saw or heard him. A message was telephoned to police hcadquartera front the Blsmark saloon end Captain Brawn and Sergeant Pin-onat rived mi the scene and made an investigation. They convinced themselves beyond n reasonable doubt thst the w mld-b- e murderer stood it ihe front enhance and fired through the upper part of the doorway where the gla-- s had been bmken out two days previously. Doctors Fernlaud and Rich were summoned and found that while the wound was serere, it was not necessarily seatona. The victim was removed to a I ve the Bismark saloon. man dieclaints all The wounded knowledge of his assailant and says that he knows of no ntan who ia likely to hold a grudge against him. as-au- nt -k NEW YORK. i i 1 anil Bishop Smtiln. Interment took, place in the Ogden City rmietery. EXAMINER TELEPHONES 3 EDITORIAL ROOMS Independent Phone. BUSINESS OFFICE Independent Phono i L WM. GUASMANN ' Independent Phone EDITORIAL ROOM BeH Phonet 6U8INES3 OFFICE Boll Phono WM.GLASMANN tTiriKtnpherson No. 81 The e,t retnrt from Chicago regardihe Ogden Hit ing Arthur Anderson, No. 120 student who took down recently with diphtheria, i to the effect that he has No. 120 also taken down with typhoid fever. Hie wife who left to Join him several days No. 86 ago ia almost due to arrive in Chicago. Roy 8. McGowan, member of an engineering party on the Qgden-Luei- n cut-of- f. is sjiending a few days in the Bell Phono... No. 120 Mr. McGowan is a cartoonist of No. 120 of boti telephone aytteme city. considerable ability and 1 the young elooed a .Iter 8 p. m. imin who designed the souvenir spoon which was sent by Beghtol, the jeweller, to the World's fair. .....No. 66 1 i i Fred Howard, the (building contractor, Is ill with pnuemuitia at the Broom hotel. C. Hay ford. j Puafofllre Iuipector Frank M. Sharp, the city to spend holiiiays with his fatally. . ia in i P. L. Williams, general attorney fur Ihe Oregon Short Line company, paid a business v,Vit to Ogden ROCKERS. ROCKERS. Special sale of rockers this week at Kline's, 81.V--. 317 Twenty-fourt- h stiect. We trust the people. it G. W. Larkin. Sr., left! la-- t evening for Lehi. where lie was called on account of the sickness of his aunt, Rebecca Gusts. I ' , u1y about 18 hours more you ran buy goods for Christmas and 1 have Ko'many appmpriale articles in my store for Xmns and New Years presents, that I am unable to enumerate them all. Rut for today I make special Inducements on every article in the store. 1 can save ou money on every article you buy. if you see me first. Paul yi. Steelier, Jeweler. , William B. Hughes, secretary and treasurer of the C. A. Smurthwaite Produce company, has returned from a iwn weeks' trip'to Pacific roa-- t point in the interest of Ihe firm. While sway lie visited Loa Angeles, San Diego. Ssn Bernardino. San Francisco. Sacramento. Fresno and other California cities. Mr. Hughes slates that at Los Angeles tlieie is great jithiliailon over the faet that the Salt Lske, San Pedro and Txm Angeles road will soon be completed. SPECIAL HOLIDAY RATES VIA RIO GRANDE WESTERN RAILWAY. The Misses, fieri aide and Florence j Bagiev, Mina lv?ssie Spencer. Gordon Grant'. A. B. Musely- and J. S. Family For the holidays the Rio Grande will were in Salt Inks last night, to see make a rote of one fare for the round n of Sultt." trip between all stations. the performance. Selling dates for Colorado Dec. 22nd and 2.".rl. The funeral of Rasmus Dahl was held for Utah. Dec. 23rd, 24th, 23th. Slat from the Lynne Ward meeting bouse and Jan. 1st: final limit Colorado at 2 oclock yesterday- afternoon. The tickets Jan. 6th: Utah tickets Jan. speakers were Elder- - Peterson and 3rd. - "TIn-Sulta- - Will Attend ConvenSalaries of Substitutes to Bo Raised. Many Teachers tion meeting of tho Board of last evening the question of closing l he Broom's Bosch school on account of tbe amall number of pupils Bring in the vicinity came up again. Superintendent Allison reiiorted that to prominent resident t had promised pupils. The matguarantee twenty-on- e ter of transporting the pupils to the Mound Fort school was discussed aud to the the whole matter was teachers committee. The building and grounds coiumiitee reported that the Dee building had been formally accepted aud the balance due tiie contractors paid. The superintendent reported that all tbe school buildings would be cleaned duiiug vacation; also that over one htinJred teachers had sigued to attend tbe state convention of teachers, to be held in Halt I.ake. beginning January ,4. Applications for positions in the schools were received from John W. Orton and C. E. Greer and were referred to the teachera committee. The teacher's committee reported recommending that where regular teachers were employed temporarily as substitutes that their salaries contiuue tbe same. Tbe recommendation was adopted. finance committee reported that the teachers would be paid a half month salary December 24. The sanitary committee reported two esses of scarlet fever and four of Euui-siiu- measles. Thirty dollars was allowed in claims. DEW BOWLING ALLEYS WILLJp TO-HiC- ARE LOCATED IN O'NEILL BUILDING ON 25TH STREET. Largest and Beat Equipped in the dle Weat, It ia Said. Mid- Bowling enthusiasts will be pleased to hear that the six new alleys of tbs BREAKS POSTAL LAW Ogden Bowling Association located in the ONeill building on Twenty-fift- h Mr. Combe, ia Arretted for Circulating street will be opened to the public this ..His Personal Opinion on evening. It was expected that the alleys Postal Card. would be re a.ly for use some time ago. but on account of inability to secure Mr. Combs, who does tbe balance act necessary material delays have been at Utahna, was arrested late yesterday unavoidable. afternoon by Chief Dcpury, United It la safe to say that there are no States Marshal I H. Smyth, for send- better alleys In the middle weat. They ing a postal card through the mails are of the latest improved censuring and condemning a certain company's make and have the advantage over similar alleys person. Mr. Smyth came up from 8alt Ijtke In Halt Lake City Of being new. Everyto c take the arrest, on the complaint thing has been arranged in the interior of Post office Inspector Frank 8harp. of. the building with a view to the comIt appears that Mr. Comba bad a few fort and convenience of the pat roil a uncomplimentary things to say to a Special attention to to be given to the man in Colorado, who ia said to have Indies and they are rordlallv tnvlted to merited the rebuke, but that he made make this place their bowling headthe mistake of putting his remarks on quarters. sn oiH-- card contrary to the postal The success of alleys depends in a laws. measure on the lighting of the buildCombs was taken before Commis- ing. In tbe new building the lighting is Gas is the sioner Maloney following the arrest especially to be romnii-nded- . and gave $100 bonds. illuminating medium and the light given ia far mure brilliant than the electric light. It is expect ed that bowling chibs will he organized soon and meet the Kilt Lake clubs in match con test a The following sre the arrivals at the There ere verv good bowlers in the city and with a little stirring up they Rpd for the past 24 hours: Roht. T. Sullivan. San Francisco; ought to take the' crimp out of Salt Frank A. Busier. Carlisle, Pa.; Mrs. Lake sails. K. C. Balding, Chicago; F. R. Mann. M. Dix and wire. City; J. E. Cavej and STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. wife, New York; L. H. Smyth, Halt lake; A. P. Hibbs and wife. City; Notice Is hereby given that the anChas. W. Gambia, Pltssbnrg, Pa.: J. nual I meeting of the stockholders P. M. Bradley, Chicago; Clemington, the Standard company will Publishing Halt Lake. be held al tbe office of the company, No. 360 Twenty-fourtstreet, Ogden, HOLIDAY EXCURSION RATES. Utah, Monday, Jen. 9, 1905, at 2 p. m., for the purpose of electing officers for OREGON SHORT UNE R. R. the ensuing year and transacting such UNION PACIFIC R. R. come before as Tickets on sale Dec. 23rd. 24th. 2.Mb. other business- D. T.may TRACY, Sec'y. the meeting. 1st. LimiteJ to Jan. Slot and January, Ogden, Utah, Dec. 10th, 1904. 3rd. Ask agents for particulars. DIES SUDDENLY. Denver, Dec. 23. The fond 11 ion of Mias Doruthv Russel, the actress, who San Francisco. I)cc. 23. An elderly Is 111 at St. Lukes hospital of branchial man, believed to, be Gordun W. Lloyd, died suddenly top.tetimonla. is somewhat improved to- of Detroit, night. Word was received that her night in a restaurant. He had stopped mother, Lillian Russel, had started for at the Palace hotel for throe days and Denver to he al the bedside of her waa to hare flailed tonight on the Rteamer Ventura for Australia. stricken daughter. Brituswick-Balke-Collend- The matter of suppressing the deposition in the case of Georgia Crocker vs. the Union Pacific Railroad company, which waa contested in the Second Judicial district court until lute yesterChief Deputy. United Stales Marshal day afternoon, was taken under adviseI. H. 8myth, ft up from Salt Lake j ment by Judge Kdapp after the comof A. City pletion of the L. R. Rogers oMthe law firm of Street and Rogers is in Ogden on legal business. SA- STREET. and old. i TO TBE BUILDING FORMAL LY ACCEPTED. FRONT At tbe AN AUSTRIAN LABORER IN A LOON SHOT BY MAN ON Children especially are fond of dainties, and the housekeeper must look carefully to their food. As good cake can be made only with good eggs, so also a cake that is healthful as well as dainty must be raised with a pure and perfect baking powder. Royal Baking Powder is indispensable in the preparation of the highest quality of food. It imparts that peculiar lightness, sweetness and flavor noticed in the finest cake, biscuit, doughnuts, crusts, etc., and what is more important, renders the food wholesome and agreeable to young SOVat BAKINS POWOER CO UTAH OB- BROOM'S SUCCEEDS v BOARS er REED HOTEL I I h Mii-lt.- GOOD MESSAGE BROUGHT BY Dl RECTOR GENERAL 8. T, WHITAKER. Returned Homs From 8t. Louis Yesterday and Talks of Utah's Exhibit Samuel T, Whitaker, director genWhat are you going to get him for Christmas? era of the Utah exhibit at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, returned to Nearly everybody has a him or two to buv for his home in this city yesterday. We cater only Perhaps our suuuestinm Numerous were the congratulation! be will aid you to get him what he needs and J received for the able manner In which he supervised the work of placing be- what will please him. fore the people attending the exposifind something suitable for his ChrisIf Tou tion, the almost boundless resources iff this state. He was interviewed at tmas here, where in the world would you expect to hla home, 874 Twenty-thir- d street, last find it? evening by a reporter iff this paper and in reply to the question, "What was tbe general lmpresslou of the Utah exhibit had the following to say: There was a general disposition ia Smoking Jackets our favor oa Night Roboo fle part of the Caps Bath Robea ' Worlds Fair officials and each ono of Overcoata Hosiery Suita Neckwear them gave us (the directors) Buspendoro letter; Dreia Veata w Mufflers Shirts I have in my possession n letter from Shirt Protector Collars the President of the Exposition, David Rain Coata Gloves Cuffs R. Francis, from the department chiefs Hata Underwear Pajamas and the exhibit chiefs congratulating Umbrella Ac Ac Ac., Ac ua upon our auccesB. In addition to Ac., Ac that I hate a letter from all of the EVERY ARTICLE FAIRLY AND RIGHTLY PRICED. NO foreign commissioners extending their FIGURES. WE'LL PUT ASIDE ANYTHING YOU SELECT A KEEPFAhrv PEIL congratulations and their appreciation FECTLY "MUM" ABOUT IT UNTIL SANTA CLAUS TIME. of our exhibit. We had a decided advantage over the eastern exhibitors and that was ia the natural resource! displayed. They might exhibit one hundred pair of aa finely made (hoes as men ever wore, but what ia that compared to the great handiwork of THE CLOTHIER, HATTER AND HABERDASHER. nature? People were impressed beyond power of expression with the display of our natural resources.'' pay over end over again for the cost investigated bv oocret agents of the What part of our exhibit eeented uf the exhibit.' government at the beheM of Prrsidmt to attract the most attention from the Mr. Whitaker expressed himsqjf as Roosevelt. visitors at the Fair?" Neither Mitchell or Hermann noa'l bring glad to be back home. He ie lookPossibly, our Utile concentrating ing the picture of health showing that make a statement tonight m mill attracted aa much attention as bis stay al the exposition must have deny any wrongdoing. Neither of ill( with him. In the exhibit. Tbe mill was agreed congressmen seem to know the eu4 anylhing a perfect working model about nature of the charges again them. d the sixe of a regular miU. Each Women love a clear, healthy comday ore waa concentrated and bullion plexion. Pure blood makea It. Bur- DEPOSED ENTIRE PERSONNEL OF THE SUPERIOR COURT. extracted right before tbe eyea of the dock Blood Bitters makes pure blood. visitors. Aluwst everyone of the forWashington, Dec. 23.- -It hi eign commissioners visited this lit lie SHORT CABINET SESSION. mill and expressed themselves as bereported to the state departc-eing highly pleased with it." Washington, Dec. 28. Little busineaa President Castro of Venezuela hu d In the agricultural department the of importance was considered at today's posed the entire personnel of tha court of Venezuela on the alexhibit was a demonstration of the meeting of tbe cabinet AU the members value of irrigation. All kinds of fruits attended the session, but the session leged ground that the court bad and cereals raised in Utah by means lasted a comparatively short time. quilted a prisoner of the charge of innr tier whom the president bslicroi of Irrigation was on exhibition and should have been convicted. people Were amazed at the ahowlng WEBSTER TO SUCCEED made. England wag especially interMAJOR ALVORD. ested in the irrigation problem and her commissioners spent much time In Washington, Dec. 23. Secretary Wilthe Utah agricultural exhibit studying son lima appointed E. II. Webster of the problem for the purpose of using Kansas, chief of the dairying division the ideas gained In Great Britain's of the department of agriculture, to many colonies where irrigation is succeed the late Major Henry E. Accessary for a proper development Alvord. R. ALEXANDER GRANT, Mi(m of their resources. We gave away 1 10,(11)0 ' of our CONGRESSMEN TO PRESENT cereals seeds, aaijiples and fruits. To South Afrira alone we DEFEND THEMSELVES sent 1,500 small bage f alfalfa seed. Every bag had upon it the word Portland, Dec. 23. Senator John II. Utah." aud all this will help won- Mitchell and Gongreasman Hermann derfully to advertise the greatness of arrived in this city tonight from WashBIG DOUBLE. our state. The alfalfa seed shown ington, D. C., to deny by their presence there waa undoublely the beat and and by I heir testimony! if permitted to was greatly sought for. There was a do an, the charges made in certain great demand for the remaining bags quarters connecting them with the land Cabin Co after the close of the exposition. The frauds in this sta'e which are being exhibit of dry land wheat attracted considerable attention among those interested In the farming of the arid rePE0PLE-- 25 -SI- XTY-FIVE gion." What waa the impression concernPonies and Dop-- 25 ing our educational exhibit? Messrs. Rogers and Pope, chiefs of the educational department of the exWATCH FOR THE BIG FARADB. R. ALEXANDER GRANT, Mgr. position, told me that the work of the POPULAR PRICES. Matinee, K, pupils from the State Intuit ution for the Deaf and Blind was equal to, and in XMAS DAY lCc. Night, 25c, 5flr, 75c. some respects, superior to anything else on exhibition. The results attained, of course, were due in great measure to the most able work of Miss Frances N. Eddy. The exhibit of the graded schools was very good. When educators from GOULD the east, who had mistaken ideas about Present Their Big Melodramatic the educational standard, of Utah, Novelty went into the department and saw the work uf the pupils of the graded schools they were surprised to say tbe letxL A favorable impreasion toward the ideas of Prof. Horace Cummings in the line of manual training work was created in Hie mind, of eastern schoolmen, o whom tbe manual raining idea as Prof. Cummings advanced it was something of an Itineration." 1iah bas every reason to be proud this time. It was an opportunity that we could never have afforded to miss. A Splendid Company, By good advantage, good luck and the Christman ia almost here. a meet exceptional way in which the Jo Headed by Sng your holiday purchase ua we a treated fine chance had press inducement . 0 our look special to place our exhibit before the people. Miss Wanda Ludlow fin lot of of Turkey are There wa-n- 't a newspaper in tbe entire ever we have as birds and tt city but that wan willing lo help ua in treat to look at them: PleWir every way suit our nuccesR was due to Mr. Lem B. Parker buy. the fuel that the press did every thing for us and nothing against it's. ConScenic Inveotiture Uniurpasaed. ditions were nucli that I expected the Every Act Carried In Its Entirety. -papers to roust us, but the reverse was POPULAR PRICES: the just Matinee 25c, 60c From the mining department we 2458 WASH. AE. 25c, 50c, 75o Night passed nut Firt.itOfl and each one waa labelled with the name of the state and the data referring to the special products. At Hie close of Hie fl fair all the and nearly a- - of the ores were taken by the universities. Nearly all of the larger Kpeei-mewre taken by the United States National Museum. Several of Hie mammoth blocks of granite and other like building atones will be used in tbe const ruction of a large national monument at Washington. The museum mentioned took about a car load of the mineral exhibit, in all. Before I left there twro and a half car loads of specimens used in our mineral exhibit were BUY TODAY OR PROBABLY BE DISAPPOINTpacked away so that if wnnled' they ran be shipped to Portland and used in the ED IN WHAf YOU WANTED. exhibit there. The little concentrating mill that attracted so much attention WE ARE USING FOUR 'TIMES THE USUAL is packed away with the ores. BUYERS. Th$ siiecial colonial furniture with HOLIDAY, FORCE TO ACCOMMODATE which the Utah building whs furnUhed was purchased by Mr. Tlinmpon lo beNO DELAYS HERE AND POLITENESS IN SPITE come n part of Hie furnishings for his OF THE RU8H. . rountrv duh house in England. A a decoration for-throom in which the furniture is to lie placed lie look a nice, large picture or of the stale mounwell part tain. valley, desert, lake. etc. "We hail a very excellent cnllrrtion of photographs of Ihe state of great value. This collection was given to Franeta. and he prizes It more highly than any other one thing given him'. Every opportunity was taken advantage of to make friends for Utah and her people sn.l we believe that the value of the advertising the stale received at tha exposition wlli tohims. just int cant vSuRRestions. FRED M. NYE, fn-ep- i one-thir- th-i- t GRAND S Stetson's;. Unde Toms GRAND SK A0NDAY Matinee and Night and FREED NETTIE THE 1 Y out Last Change Sale Perfumes at Half Pffice A.EWeafherby alem 1,000 Necklaces, 15c quality , 200 Thimbles in Plush Cases 15c Quality siiei-imen- 5c each 5c ns Sl Our entire line of French Stag Goods at Cost Handkerchief Sale 200 doz." of Embroidered Handkerchiefs 25c Quality at 100 Handkerchiefs 15c Quality at ity.lru-rarhou- V French Stag Goods Sale 15c 10c s Youll Have to Hurry!! ' . In this last change sale all of our Holiday Goods at Greatly reduced prices Pre.-ide- nt J. S. Lewis & Co.! OPEN EVENINGS |