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Show THE MOKNTNG s OGDEN, EXAMINER, UTAH, STNDAT MORNING, JANUARY 31,1904. HEY RAILROADING TO FILE INTERVIEWED IN fi Misunderstand PrinSumpter Valley Line at Summit Says Many ciples of Christian Science. of Green Mountains. Arguments Heard ill OGDEN FR0II1 SALT LAKE 7,000 ACRES is Thomas and Taken Estimated Cost of Dam Hay Cashes a Signed C F. Carey. About $300,000. Under Advisement WINS Check The Bowling ; Game Played on Mm. Van Dyko Lose, Some Valuable Jewelry, Enemys Territory. As further proof for the state- He la Bson Captured by Pelice . With Ogden Lssds by 419 Rina Last Game Entered by Front Door During E Leonard Buck, a Native of England A" ment that the reservoir in tho Ogden Meal No Clue to Much of ths Money on Played Hers Next . and a Bachelor, Granted Naturalths such as ia contemplated, can canyon, His Pcrsoib Burglar. Saturday. ization Papery be a made Possibilities. complete success and prove of wonderful benefit to tbs fanners ot Weber canyon, and incidentally to every business Interest and therefore to In Ibis city, attention Tbs The residence of Mrs. Van vcond of a series of three A noted crook recently said that a In tha District court . part hasevery resident Judge Beptlmtu Hanna, of Colorado of the time waa taken yesterday The Sumpter Valley road la pushing already bran called to the present fellow would no sooner turn a trick ia games tawern the bowling teams of No. 2638 Adams avenue, was tkv. arguby up on into the John Day and Harney Springe. Cola, arrived In Ogden yester- ments canals successfully nabbed the tarrying Ogdea tfcaa ho would be by oiiernting Oregon Short Line of Balt Lake ed last evening, while tho family of the attorneys cm a motion ,'ountry of Orogon. is the atatement day morning, and in an interview with in the two cases of Jane L. Warreu and water taken from reservoirs, formed the Thomas Hay can, no doubt, City and that of tbe Union Pacific of several guests were at tk., LUnin polk. made lo an Examiner represcniaiivc an Examiner rejKirter, said: across the the by dams of this city was boa-leat the Coitonder meal.., substantiate this statement. Georgia Crocker, administratrix, etc., streams building "Wrong ideas concerning the princistate. by Joseph Weal, the chief engineer in this throughout Inst 7 Alleys at Balt Lake last night Some valuable Jewelry uud lrinIi, evening, oclock 6 and Railroad Between Pacific Union tho A point in instance is the often ret barge ft the road. ples of Christian Science are in the against The Ogdenttea were accompanied by eta were taken from the B. Cohen's store on drosrer in When the season's work waa ended, minds of a great many, but 1 think I company. Judge Lo Grand Young, for peated suggestion of the building of a he went Into Twenty-fift- h street, bought a pair of quite n number of local sports, who of the fronj rooms. The bulK,ar tho derondaut, had fill'd a motion for dam for this in just before Mr. Weal's departure Air ran say in all truthfulness that tbe Ogden canyon purpose In winners the their appayment encouraged chock a have entered end retreau-- i by Vs. by permission to file a motion tor a new for the purpose of reclaiming and rais- shoes and offered Ogden, the road had reached Tipton, change of sentiment la in our favor. front door, which was n! It was signed In the name plause. "1 am not boasiing when 1 say that trial in both cases. It will he remem- ing the productive capacity of farm of them. lifty-li- c uiilei from Maker Uily. luiti The to team Lake waa Salt confident of only ransacked the frontunlikedU( ts! is at tbe summit of the llrwn mou- ia every community where Christian bered that in these cases a motion for lands below Its site. A dam in the of C. F. Corey and made payable wt reason for tho Mr. Cohen victory, that they were house. ntain. and in a mining region. With Science has been established our ad- a new trial had once been filed, but It canyon seventy feet in height will cov- Thomas Brown for $23.80. No clue has been found to the oen- -. the check and give to piay on their own alleys. The Ogthe romlng ol spring mnatria-tioherents embrace many of the better waa stricken from the files for the er 2.200 seres of lend and will hold refused to accept In den team, however, bowled s better trator of the deed. cash. reason that It was not filed within the 70,000 acre-fework will be resumed and it ia class of thinkers persons of will back him the balance of It water. store game, even on n strange alley, than activities cease, Hay then went to C. D. Ivea that, Like all organ ixatlona, however, time prescribed by statute. Now the the water as fsr as Huntavllle. The they did In ths previous game on their Mums. Oregon, will lie connected by ll contains jieuple of all walka of life, defense asks for permission to file anThe Junction mount of land to be rondemned under on Washington avenue and there own alley. The Balt Lake team also Southern PacificCity Union. No. other motion for a new trial, taking cultivation now would be about 1,500 bought another pair, of shoes, offering showed rail with the outside world, making a but then it. Is intended fur all classas. blacksmiths. a marked over When Improvement that It Is within the discre- acres of hay land and of (he land ths same check in payment. road 160 mi lea long. a dance at Dignan's hall Judge Hanna, haa been Interested In tbe ground court had tbe previous game. The game, there- give he said ha such about tn it, tion of This proiiersy la owned liy David permisthe In time the grant near which would be productive would be questioned future. Christian Science for almiit 17 years contested. Salt Lake fore, waa and associates of Ogden, and Is and about 2.200 acres. It was first pro- been working for Corey Brother! at won the elosely his wurk as lecturer alsiul a sion. first and last while Ogden Inimouitt was the for one of the most promising independ- year began and that the plaintiff. Judge Agee, and the cutoff posed to build a masonry dam FROM OUR CONTEMPORARIES. ago. Coming to Leadville. Cola, he iron the second, third and fourth. ent railroad In the country. It is from Chicago, on account of bis health, sists that the prevision in ie statute then steel structures were contemplatof his wages due. When told thatwas The highest was score individual rethere unlimited of said section a set he aside lienetmtipg ed; later plana for a dam were for one must he identified, Hanna first became Interested in is mandatory and canuot be The country to so deeply indebted knew him. bowled by Hess, of Ogden, 188. Tbs sources. and the largest area in the Judge Christina Science. Until about 14 years in the discretion of tbe court Judge with a concrete core reaching to bed a man at ths door who and dld not highest Individual total for fire games, to r. Bryan for hla determination to railroad United States undeveloped by Kolapp took the matter under advise- rock or some impervious stratum and took ths check, went out 788. went to and the second make it impossible for the Democratic Tho line was originally a Mr. Ives thought the deal high IndividualMorton, ment and will render hla decision later 30 to 40 feet wide on top; with a return. total to Flesh ner, both party to win that a front aeat on ths the polumber road, but gradually ft has been notified and on The next ease taken up waa that of slope of 21-- 2 tn 1, and 1 to looked suspicious 1, of Ogden. stage of the Republican extended, until today It is embracing Isaac Farr vs. Henry C. Lawrence, for either side. This would give 360 feet lice. In less than half an hour. CapThis gives Ogden n lead of 481 wouldn't be an Inappropriateconvention Pender minlumbering, livestock, farming and rainDetective position 46.51)0 of and shares or of 50 the recovery bass. It would have to go down tain Brown points aad brings the third and last to tender to him. ing interests, and Is nssuraliig an im700 picked him and another fellow up on of the series to to bed would that stock. Tbe be feet allegro tack and plaintiff ing aext Ogden Saturday, portance equal to that of many railhe and the defendant entered into an to 8U0 feet wide to be absolutely safe. the street They then learned that be possibly in the afternoon. roads of much greater mileage. H. Smith Woolley wins and will the Silat check should the be aid that the It would of latter go the greatest had agreement possible Is score: disposed the Following to be asanyer at Boise, whit Twenty-fift- h Tipton, the terminal (mint, waa on acre-feto 70.000 Restaurant Piute on lour a for the farmer, ver Parlor through SALT prospecting LAKE CITY. named after Mr. Tipton, the purebaa-in- g to leads mosl a belief that Mr. Woolley was a easof found had land if should acres and anyhe purchased 35, He w. street. Utah, 178 124 117 Irrigate county, Martin ....1(4 171754 agent of the Denver and Kio in ticket there for $3 and received $18.80 SWU'ma .1(0 155 125 141 168 iuO able to show he to sound on ihe me thing promising to secure a lease on ily, as that would put 2 acre-foGrande. ha had Pennon . .141 1(9 139 124 157739 suicide question. Salt Lake Herald. the ground. This waa done, and later depth all over the Ian while one-acIn change. When arrested foot is enough for ihe purpose. There 118.20 with him. ' a mining company organised and K.Will'ms 143 143 130 146 127687 The Idea that It to a rcprehenilbli shares of this stock was placed are about ton or twelve thousand acres la not thought his partner, who It ImIs now under cultivation, which acreage gave the name of P. O. Moore, in defendant, Lawrence's name, as Totals. .607 582 573 535 624 2830 practice to allow water to run fraa could be doubled tasl'y. fkuceta nil night to keep pipes ton trustee for the plaintiff. OGDEN. in the fraud, so he was allowed This water could be taken on to the plicated Ho brings this suit to recover them Morton ..134 184 139 1(5 176788 freezing up, Is heartily indorsed hr on $35 bonds. to go C. and asks that he be adjudged the own- benches around Ogden, If so desired, Camp ....134 147 153 150 123706 the plumbers. Neither of the Corey's initials are tooooooooooeoosMNMMsms 151 170 189 133 116765 Hem er of those shares and that the de- where the soil U as good, F so the name signed 11a "Off the No more strife to expected to grow Fleshner .159 146 127 174 175781 fendant be restrained from disposing with an adequate water supply fictitious and a charge of Ton can trade dim-tlout of the Carbon county strike until of them. Only one witness was ex- ss any In New Jersey for the cultiva- money under false pretenses will he Hoard." on official Western Union Total ...5(8 653 607 632 590 3040 the matter of appropriating money oi amined ns court adjourned fur the day. tion of fruit and tomatoes or other made against Hay. Both of quotations dliect from New York and P--rn account of It comes np In the leglsla Before adjourning, however, Judge vegetables. are well dressed and make a good be Chicago Exchanges. Hook on speculailsm been would have built by ture Salt Lake Tribune, but they did not prove to tion free. Heat hank referrmw. CumRolapp took time to examine Leonard theThis ra, Power company if ihe county and SEND Buck, a rancher, as to his qualificasmooth enough this time. mings Commission comiiaiiy. Ogden quite T8AINSJNT0 0 Elides building. tions to become a citizen of the United farmers had not made a protest Now President Eliot, of Harvard, ui branch, rooms States. In this examination he stated the power company has discovered President Hadley of Yale have a grin, NOTES esa better and that powit Will Be get Not Run From cheaper been has IAI0I Ogdon am. Each has been misquoted. Bab Through he waa born in England, June 2.1, 1878. Christenson, the shoe man, and come to this country In 1897; that er than to stand the entire expense ol to Rono For Somo Tims. ter lo have been misquoted, so fsr as delayed In his removal to ids new store counthis dam. Now that the building of hia he did not come to thin country la viofame goes, than not to have been by an unexplained at W. A. of camps McGovern, assistant the military farmers the superinand Evacuation ty Inadvisedly stopped lation of the Immigration laws of the big front, window panes. this Telluride and Crtpplu Creek has be-- : tendent of the Balt Lake division of quoted st alL , Uultcd Btatcs; that he ww not an power company from erecting to do left but gun. and only promt guards will be the Southern Pacific, who Is In Ogden, have dam. .they jiothing Idiot, Insane person or paupta. Tlirro was a missing hold last evenot ays the Wadsworth terminal will not be true, as the Memphis to build it lierarhel themselves, says posted at these places for cases NaIn answer to the question: "Are yon ing at I'nlon lalmr Hall df the be moved to Reno before the middle of Commercial Appeal insists, tbst ths see anything cannot he hard that emergency. HANNA. BISPTIMl'S JUDGE a polygamist or anarchist?" he hesi- about building this proposed dam. as of Tramsters, fur tional Bnuhi-rtuim- l April. Trainmen have been expecting cost of running the government Is tated a moment and then said: "No: the noil is the heat In the county with Hie transaction of regular business. to nm la to the Nevada metropolis twice the sum required in the days of Internaof the convention he At the ago practiced law, but now he Is I think 1 am a bachelor." Grover, but it to emphatically true that water for within ten days. irrigation Carriers Hod supply, and adequate of Union all his time to the spreading tional He then stated that he renounced the business of ths country to tor mors A A regular monthly meeting of the devoting formbe .would Trenweek In purposes. spillway moved last The two are viaducts to ba of tbs doctrine he represents. Building Laborers nil allcglanre to the king of Great ed fourfold what it was in tiie days In Ilruttu'rluHid of Electricians wan held out the rut an mads open blasting by from Wadsworth to Carlin where larg- than ton, N. J., Secretary Stemburg Judge Hanna Is an energetic looking Britain; that he would support the Grover, its demands (raster, ttt lust evening at Union Labor hull er yards are to bo built and a new brick of man about 57 year of age. He was constitution of the United Stales and. top; drawing watsorrom it could be his report Which showed a total memfinances on a sound basis, and new depot Is to be erected. born In Center county. Pa., and re- If ealled upon to do so. would bear easily accomplished from a tunnel driv- bership of 76.000 with forty-sigwhere then were idle mills a&4 ' en into solid rock formation on a level locals established during the pest year. A Snap, fur sain Everett piano, good ceived hla In education the public In Ralls hare been placed early arms In the defense, even If war with Ihe bottom of the reservoir. It Ryndon idle men. Commercial Tribune. was reached in favor of symcondition. Terms to suit. Can be seen schools and at Meadvllle, Pa academy, should be Derision tunnel and within ten days trains will against Great Britain. The has been estimated that such a dam at 223 Kccles Jlullding. lie left Pennsylvania Just Iteforc Ih naturalisation pathetic strikes on nil work of thesamsn be running through. wore granted. papers ll tost $300,000. about would when although cities different contractor in civil war and. during tlie latter part, of Assistant Buperintent McGovern is to might go someyrhui higher. local union in one city has n griev- make Horn To Mr. and Mrs. Sprnrer Mof-tlt- t, the relielltnn waa captain In the IJMh his headquarters In Reno with this dam and ths of That building of symance. Ths duration general BASKET At the Always Ready. I Always Open. Tuwutoy morning, 261 h Inst., tine llltaoi voluqlnccr Infantry. of the shop to that place. removal the inesbe JBAIL of would reservoir. discussed. was storage not strikes pathetic boy. Paa Kciier esmn down from class of the war he studbil law and timable benefit tn Ogden is beyond . Why Not Eat at was admitted to the bur at, Chicago. He Ogden Just in lime to welcome the litJ. L. Fitzgerald, manager of the It would Increase tho productPanama on the work tle fellow Into this world. Mr. Moffll commenced practice at Council Bluffs, Hooper Team Is - Defeated by the doubt. Dredging Commimian Company, Is so iveness of tbo land to be watered at renal mall loss, and sepved as. Judge of Piktaws Ih now employed as a railway is worth more than similar work Cummings Weber Stake Academy. would increase ths elsewhere and well impressed with Ogden, that he two least fold, acbe' for Counbetween must and was He marrled'at tomie county. paid clerk on the Southern lacllle team of the inrome of the farmer, and redound to The second basket-lw- ll leased a residence here and sent cil Bluffs. He afterwards returned to delegates to the an- has Ogden and San Francisco. He will merchants and busi- - cordingly. any the of of the Weber Stake of benefit east for his family. , the this and Academy city, 1 International the nual convention tomorrow. Maul Messenger. Street. Chicsgo, but about 25 yeats ago went to about Twenty-fourt- h resimen, end indirectly to every twenty of their admirers went ot Steam Sbovelera, Colorado for his health. The benefits which Og- Brotherhood to dent last of to conclusions Ogden. Hooper night In Season try The Underwood creditors of the Finest Judge Hanna la a member of the with the basket ball team of that place. den would derive from such a reser- Dredge Engineers and Cranemen ot The Logan Journal says: A peculiar Lobsters, Steaks, America, who in annuel convention Typewriter Company have received noStory that will lie used by all the comic hoard of lectureship of the Christian in playing the Hoop- voir are incalculable. They Crabs, fixed n scale of prices for Panama and tice of the first meeting of creditors Chops, board the Bctenoe church. appointed by paragraphers In the country as the 13 er score team to a a of standstill, by Fish Cutlets, other countries. The scale Is to be which will be held at the office of law Joke, comes of directors of the mother church at to 5. basis for a mother-iGame Omelets. paid invariably in gold, and is as fol- Thos. Maloney, referee In bankruptcy, 1TEL ARRIVALS from Ogden: at which place it is said Huston. There nre 13 members In this The line-u- p was as follows. on February 4. 1904,gat 10 o'clock, at lows: With Dispatch. Orders Served one man was so eager to be rid of bis country and' one In England. ' The purWeber Blake Hooper canal, per which time the creditors may attend, Engineers Panama wife's maternal ancowtor that when pose of the lecturers' work Is to give W. McKay. . . . r. f. Parker end Cubs A Cook Who Knows How REED. prove their claims, appoint a Iraatee, month, and board, $306; the old lady took III aail the attending the public w correct conception of the Horace Ensign . . , .Christensen Mexico, per month, and board, $160; examine tbe bankrupt and transact Bcloncs and to of Christian saitT renut could she teachings to Cook. physician e Frew Manning V. C. Fetter, Chicago; C. R. Farrel; United States and Canada, per month, such other business as may properly cover, be at once ordered her grave correct errors that etlst. 'concerning Wintel r. g Flinders G. N. Lusting. Chicago: $125. and come Mr. board, before Mrs. the and mind In mcrement the the meeting. this pubof dug. The Joke was on the doctor for 1. g. . . .0. Christensen LInilsay Cranemen Panama canal, per 8. .1. Hammer. Colorado Springs; C. lic. his mistaken diagnosis: on ft o Puew; Referee, Nelson. Umpire, In Is not real only We say disease Dirk, Ban Franrlscu; John S. Hale and month, and board. $200; Cuba and for being too iircclpltitr, and on wife; Mrs. Hymer; Wm. Lamp; Miss Mexico, per month, and board, $125; the aeston, who didn't get his pay; Ine sense that It Is not eternal; that A game of basket-ba- ll will he played Douglass; Ed J. Hern; N. P. Rome, United Btatra and Canada, per month, of in that no realm la sickness there to is; old the for, contrary expectation, FriG. R. Armstrong; J. W. and board, $90. Balt on the human at the Lester Park iiavillnn. next is It Lake; truth.1 real eternal recovered. lady afternoon, at 1:30 o'clock. The Jacob and wife, BL fouls ; The Panama scale ia $50 a month plhne. 'Disease can be destroyed, there- day contestants will be the Alumni of the lieasn. New York: W. 8. Atkins,Herb, more than ths present one, and that DalGod. of or not There real fore is it William Hood, chief engineer on School and the present High las, Texas: Ellis I recce. Rock Cuba and Mexico Is $10 more. The truth and that local High Springs, tor the Southern Pariflc, came in from the are two 'reals' thatIs of team. School basket-ba- ll scale for this country and Canada rediA. T. Olien. R. is Marietta. of and (Soil Wyn.: Ohio; car. Sacra- of emir. The tint South on his private In charge of the J. Decker. Bait is N. J. mains the some as it. was. The assoKpargo Is Mrs. human L. H. vine and perfect; the other mento. last evening, lie will leave ami Alumni team c.,td promises to give the Adams, Portland. lake; ciation in session here hss men emIs temporal. line-uon a special train p School a rkiao game. The early this morning ployed on public works in all parts ot Judge Hanna Is a very Interesting High for the cut-oftbe world. It is In virtual control ot BROOM. conversationalist and has a gift of ora- will be as follows: Alumni prices paid to labor for dredging and High School ot develoied liy years practice tory 1. f E. Jones, general forr-maU 11. Corey of the UnThomas B. Armstrong. Cutoff; C. F. kindred work. bar. Hr at one time held the E. Emmett the T. J. Keogh ion Pacille shops, now hss 113 men In, The association adopted a resolution of the Chris- J. Livingston . . r. f Jackson, Rossland, B. C.'.: R. T. Plum-steaof editor-in-chiC. Knapp r. g bis employ in the ear and locomotive position government against ihe protesting Seat-lie- : BosTracy Oakland. In T. Branson. Cal.; Hrlen Journal tian published L g T. Horn departments In .' ,n. The force at ton 'and also of the Sentinels.the weekly W. Johnson O. J. Brvaddas. Ban Francisco; building dredges and doing dredging c. .llarkum Y. B. Hendricks: Charles A. Burke, work in direct competition with Amer Ibis end Is to although While re- Keogh of the church. a short time ago. I here was talk of a publication New York; A. Yarmouth; A. E. Bates. Ivan contractors. ln Hoslon he wsa Ural reader In siding of three waa appointed TABERNACLE reduction. Denver; Frank Stckert, Promontory; to A committee resolution the Motlier church. Ho will leave Og- MME. BLAUVELT AT to President present ths Joe Powers; 11. H. B. Mad-dr- n den Monday lo lecture In Trovo and Colly: of war Mrs. ft. K. Lyon is rinsing out the then Balt Lake. Following Is the program to be glv and wife; M. D. Murphey. Pocatel- Roosevelt and the secretary and to urge congress to discontinue Mine. Lillian f Man veil and the lo; John Payton; J. C. rn entire slot k of merchandise, formerly by deliver lecture will a P. Hanna McKeogh; Judge the Ogden ltargsiu Si ore. No. 351 this evening at the Opera House on Tabernacle choir next Wbndcaday 8. Webster: Don Robbins. Balt Lake. appropriation dor dredges. The comfor a evening: Emma Millett. Denver: Mrs. W. m" mittee will also ask congress Washington avenue, to make room for Christian Science. law to protect organized labor In the her millinery goods which will lie here (at "Die Sotusblunie ....Schumann Young. Reno. Nov.; T. Thomas ; I H. construction of the Panama canal. from tbe East by February Kith. The (It) "Good Morning. Grclg Ifixon. Ban Francisco: Mrs. Marshall. 1 Knew Brahms "If LAKE slock IN WANTED Only is Mild al(c) Utah. at "Bargain Sill Liberty. ' Two hundred trade unions in 1111 lllldoch most half price. (d) "Will Nobody Bing nois and nearby states hive jmssed Mnte. lJlllan IBauvelt. RECEPTION BY MRS. MIDDLETON resolutions criticising ihe Kalio Corset William If. Bancroft. Iho new gen Negra Eicaped From Jail There, 2. Chorus "Unfold Ye Portals Co., of Aurora, 111., for locking out 7 CM) Goudon On last Tuesday evening Sirs. W. era manager of the Union Pacille, Captured This Morning. to corset workers for refusing Tabernacle Choir. 2H Voh-es- , Middleton entertained nt her pretty girl passed thrmigh Ogilen late yesieidsy a telephone message last permit indiscriminate fining for being evening, Jim. Director. Mr. Twenty-secon- d Hallentyne. home. (40 east. afternoon, going street. In late or n day from any cause from SH lake to Chief of Toiler 3. Aria tSicilinn vespersl . ...Verul honor of Mrs. A. I. Williams and Mrs. whatever.losing Bernhard Braff. general a negro, by the slated that Mnte. Ulauvelt. Browning, H. A. Dodge of Denver. Colorado. The secretary of the International Ladles Alf. J. Brcwn assistant ticket agent name John Chirk, bad ewaiiert from 4. Soldiers' Chorus (Faust). .Gounod was very pleasantly spent with Garment Workers' I'nlon. hss sent at the Union ileimt, haa resigned hia the Jailof and evening was proluihly headed this Choir. Tabernacle flim-h- . rouversation and several to western "tales to position to take up oilier lines of work, way. .V . Heart (at "My .llaiuliigger. Jr music. Mrs. F. N. Hess rendered some inform organisers lie has been In the ticket ofli-- tor a the labor unions of the .ctii n At one o'clock this morning Captain tb) "Roses After Rain ....Schumann beautiful solos In her usual charming of the company. The Chicago Federanunilier of years. Brown captured him in the station, lie let "My Bonnie" '. Vannoh way. which was much appreciated by tion of Labor has requested the Amerwas had a and there lie trusty says (U) Kandagger the guests. At 11:30 delicious refresh-men- u ican Federation of Labor to send out "They Say A splendid time is oT a at fifteen served anticipated ninety day 8. Solo and Chorus "luflammaliis1 days were send. At 1 o'clock tlic- bait to Ih- to til unions for the purpose was given by- - the Modern sentence. Rossini unanimously decided that a moreit de- circulars Wooninen of of acquainting them of tbe facts. It is Piaimii s Hail lie will up Mnte. Bluuvcli sud Tabernacle Choir. The Sail lyUke authorities r.ext Tuewlay lightful evening hod not been spent aid that President Florriielm of the Fehrnury j. fur him this morning. . Invited guests present were company, who resides in Chicago has Mrs. A. L. Williams and Mrs. H. asaed for a conference with the lockTbe A LITERARY GEY Irani of ihr ;;n, Bat Dodge. Denver. Od.; Mr. and Mrs. .. ed out girls, hut the latter denied this. WiSMIDATFO lery. of Fort lmigla. will ,m. orncis X. Hess. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Rushmer. bis ny on V. ednesilrfi next, in try Rurian factory laws were revised in erxrooM wilh the iem of the WeChief Browning Has Received Follow- Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Craig. Mr. and Mrs. wGxjUl S. J. Griffin. Mrs. ,1. H. MacMillan. Min 1886, when the working hours for wober Stake Arademy of ihix eily. Th Oregon Short Line Telegraph Office from Letter Columbia. British ing Jean MacMillan, Miss Emms Osborne. men and children wore limited. Now eam is to Movea In With Union Pacific. played at the lister "Jan the 231901 to the brad police- Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Paine. Miss Emma H wages have to be paid in cash, and Park pavilion. Tbe Oregon Short Line telegraph man of Ogden Utah Kifid Sir 1 am Re- Ruth Paine. Mr and Mrs. F. 8. Laird. there are no such things as store orat this place hss been moved quested to write yo and ask you aud Mr. and Mrs. Jos Robertson, Mrs. ders or factory stores. An employer AMERICA'S GREATEST The Hooper liaskctiuill team will office CONCERT, ORATORIO SOm'KO litio Hie Union Pacific officer, and here-- : your cannot dismiss hie workmen contrary Mias Edna Middleton. H. what Blair. are cnsdlUnns to to yen prty this tofotre a r'lcrn ram riy tn contract wilh them and he ran inthey will do (be wolk ol the two Qeitle WIMtont Mnrthewoa ll date la iiaueu aad Mis. Nellie Fletcher. with the second team of the Vtcln-Sta- j icier roads of this place. It Is said this was Ogden Utah this Wllltanr Matherson flict flues only according to the rules Who is making a tour of the United S ates a'tcr a Academy of this city on Friday j dene to grant more room for She other from garloth Scotland that Got Killed Mrs. Inn Clarke, of Bah Lake City, of the labor department. All large year abroad, afternoon at 3: SO aMnck. singing in Opera, Oratorio and Concer. unices. factories outside the towns have to In Utah to months ago on the Is visiting with Mrs. Charles Campwill be made of 21 Ogden What free disposition 1903 provide hospitals, schools Is his few a in baths, bell for the State July day a Jcsiah Fen-iminry She will appsar with the OGDEN TAEERI TACL-CHO-IR, yesterday flui.atod to j ili three Short I.iiu operators. F. II Savings and libraries for their people, and any Bank in. t'tah 1. 5. on what Ro the Wrls-.G aib-icmany hare rams from inquiries si who mistreats hia men can t.biuiy King. Reuben Wr.ghf and .lulu, k. ciicdiiious you are willing in concert, h!Iibb! I )' ir Benie Balt Lake regarding the Rlaurelt con- employer 1. hhi; Walker, lias pm l.ivu ,.yi , be fined: on ihe other hand, the men for M Eii-.iA It M ithuy Trail cert next niaic'l Nature.' u woik win n iK truly Wednesday night that it is can he punished for striking without It is rumored in railmnil riii Ys tluii toe iv .a, and Wanyi it n, ronnty i quite probable that a spwial train will out an Ogdon mnu will eimn bo made Ml. t'oincy rause. If an employer alcisvs his ''HI brother was of print. inanVil iu ; lie run from there to enable my Salt loiL ploye the government mav close eni : i rin i et! ib. ut el a uiMtion. his family" to hear th's groat atisL j ei IN THE OGDEN TABERNACIX factory aud put him in Jail, Owned By an Ogden Man and Hia sociates Road Ha Great Will Endeavor to Dispel Doubts By a Lecture to Be Delivered at the Opera Houea This Evening. As- . d C . et iJ, Ec-cl- na - roa-tin- et ot re 46,-50- 0 iaS5p?f 218-22- non-arriv- al t-may ht W The Oxford ro-tur- n I , ..If. son-in-la- lie-fo- re ef L,l-.rnasri- l, ping-pon- g, - Aim-rfraa- cii'i-les- basi-ctbat- ke ; : pii-i-- v l Wednesday Evening, February 3rd, |