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Show MORNING 2 Ita the brass buttons, said the 1 short girl. you know a gssto tailed young man?" Know most games, replied the railway official. Cant say Im acquainted with that." piece of chalk," ordered Loo. TOWN andKind ashow you. Ill The short girl drew on the asphalted platform the diagram, with its horizontal lines, and the arch at the end. end each side being well provided with butThey Teach the Railroad Office Bey a tons, they played. Owing either to tha inexperience of the lad or the great Thing or Two" (By W. Pelt had dexterity of tha ladies, be presently borRidge.) to run down to tho signal box ?o row; the girla found themselves the richer for a number of tokens, some of rare and (comparatively speaking) The engine drew up alongside the low avaluable description. They rested on wee Indicated name a platform where wooden seat of the platform and the the by giant letters of whitened etonee; g. the boy told them hia nemo was two guar da assisted the ctation-maate- r Mr. Malnwaring. and they reoffice boy rid the signalman and the a third-clasponded with data that sounded like in the duty of receiving from result of a gay Invention. the compartment two email girls with Mean to lay yours Is really Montmoa label stitched on pinafores, who carried newspaper parcels that were fas- rency? Didnt I say so tened with so many pieces of siring as And yours Is Boliugbroke." go suggest something new la the shape Should 1 tell you a lie, asked the of atlases. Other children were la ths short girl, appealingly, over a simple ferriage; the two waived a good-by- e mailer of lust kind? Give us a ride on as the train started. , this luggage barrer." Mind ye get sunburnt! Against rules!" Don't lose yourselves!" s! Oh, then," Mid the abort girl, that "Pick pleny of And a triumphant scream from a girl simply means youre not a gentleman. leaning out of the last compartment of Sorry!" When, on one of the mad rushes, the carriage: Touched you last! they bad been taken perilously to tbe The two watched the train as It went edge of the platform, the glrla said they under the bridge, slightly depreeaeu at were fueling ickish, adding that If the seeing no prospect for a whole week old party did not arrive noon they would have to consider the advisability of having their revenge In thla never-endigarnet They had to be sal 1m fled of returning to town by tbe next train. with making faces until the heads at Lambeth had its drawbacks, hut you the windows were out of eight The could always get food there providing orflee boy said. In a loud, commanding you had money Jn yuur pockets. Was t e voice, "All tecketa!" and blushed whan there not an Hotel Of nil near? the him turned and surveyed steadily, they lie repeated the demand In tones less Apples any user be asked, perturbed by these signs of approaching aggressive. "Hasnt nobody ever learnt you to Because, If so, Ive got a whole dror full say please? "Come oa! urged the office boy, unFruit had n pacifying effect; it alio easily; I want to get back and carry made the young women talk more f reforward my numbers in the abstract ly. Ths boy had been to London twice, book." and was under the Impression that Got as much to aay for hlsself, rebut he town had no secrets for marked the shorter of the two girls, as had to admit that ha didhim, know not a grown-up- , Giva him the tickets, Flo." Oakley street, had never been to the Alves, ays?" Canterbury; had never seen n piece at Yea, replied the other girl defianttha Surrey: he had read of the cakely, "elves. Were looking older just walk. but that was all. now than we usually do, but theraa a .Why, you aint alive yet," said tha reason for that" short girl disparagingly. Office boy asked aa Incautious quesTell ua about tion. never understand." "Worry of meeting you, explained At any rate," urged the office-bothe girl. Show ua the way out. A us tbe chance." give lady with a carriage la 'era to meat us Tbe tall girl gave n generous account, The station master, already la his shirt sleeves, called to the lad that ha n magnificent account of their street was going to put la an hour or so In and tha general affluence there which the garden; the boy was to keep a had enabled their mothers to pay five at the telegraph instru- ah tilings for thin holiday; tho abort good look-oment. The two girls, following tbs girl furnished a description of n meloJunior official went arrows the line to drama railed "Ought She to Die?" with the np platform and found I ha booking imitations of the voice, flicking her finger and thumb at the points where pispfflre, but no one in watting. Office boy, appealed to, said that ha tol shots were exchanged, saying (aa Itnew Mrs. Budford; knew her cottage, tha heroine) farewell to her child with lied been to school with her ebleet boy, n pathos that mails tho boy sniff. lie and auggealed that asMra. Budford was promised faithfully that ha would mako not here, tbe two glrla had better wait a special effort to aoe the piece when until aha arrived; the alternatives. It he came to town In December, and, supposing he obtained tha Increase of two appeared, were a four-an- d walk across meadows or a tramp of five shillings a week which hia station-mastwas endeavoring to obtain for him mllea by road. Pressure of work compel ledh I m to ask them to excuse him, from headquarters, ha might hut thla. mind you, waa not to he counted as n and the two glrla, in the waiting-roohad a Bam with the roll of texts, and certainty he might find their lordly tore aotne of the paper from the walla dwellings la Oakley street, WestminYoung man!" The office boy opened ster Bridge road, and taka them. Or the little wooden door through which one of them. They aang to him. and he tickets were Issued. Young man, Isn't made aa effort to Join In tha choruses, there an autlmatle machine anywhere but hia voice, being In a transition nor stage so that neither ha nor any one nbouts? Cant wa get no choc-la-te else could tell whether a note would anything? This la a place. How much longer dyou think shell coma out In ehrlll falsetto or growling bass, they ordered him to refrain, on her assistWhens the next train due? Are tho grounds tliat his ols all ance could only result in the arrival of you lived In this imllce. To the tune of a coon song, your life? One at a time whistled by tha taller girl, (he other said the office-bosecure In bin defended position. Yon danced, and when aha gave the last ladies always ask questions by tha movement ho had to admit that It was dozen. not half bad. Uolng to tho hooking office he found a month organ, recently . Lot yon know about ladiea Ha smiled with the air of contented at Maidstone, and on it Know nil 1 want to played Annie tha Lambeth superiority. know," be said. glrla wrenrhed It from him and showed Isnt he n cortlon,' Loo? I expert what could be done with the inatrn-men- t hes n terror with ths fair aex If the by skilled musicians The alow tread of leisurely honfs waa heard out truth was known." VISITORS Ml LOM Main-warin- ss r flow-wer- ng Iax-khar- xorne-wher- em.n-"You- - y, -- ut er well-mea- nt dead-and-ali- ve y, pun-hsae- EXAMINER, OGDEN, UTAH, side the station. Twadilcnt my fault! cried the MONDAY MORNING, TELEGRAPH wo- man in the ran. cheerfully. "That boy of mine dang hia young eyes never winded up the clock last night. Up you Jump, piy dears!" I say!" whispered the office boy. Me?" Inquired the taller girl No, he said, curtly, "not you. The short cue. Ben down! Dont. be whispered. dont have nothing to aay to JUNE 6, 1901 NOTES June 4 James Gaylord Chicago, Brown, a prominent turf man was today at Harlem rare Irak tharged with embezzling 125,000 from iiia fathers estate. ed SPECIAL Toledo Ohio, June 4 Ten thousand people welcomed the old Lilierty Hell, Tha which arrived at 0:15 tonight. uain departed at 10:13 for Chicago. that Budford boy, if you can lp it!" W. PUTT RIDGE. and Embroideries Havana, June 4 Capt. Maihew K. Hanna, former military attache at the United States legation here, who baa been ordered to rejoin the second cavalry at Fort Aasinlbone. Mont., after more than five years service in Cuba, balled today for New York. LABOR NOTES of tha The annual convention Western Federation of Miners which may be the must important gathering yet held by the organisation convened at Denver, Colo., recently. Over 250 delegates from Kansas. Minnesota. Michigan and Alabama and fnm far western states attended. LACES in A Most Noteworthy Event in: Lace and Embroidery Reductions, at Burt Bros. . Farls. June 4 Governor Odell of New York continues to receive many courtesies from tbe French and AmerHa was the guest of ican officials. lienor today at a break fast given at Ijc residence of Ambassador Porter. I We have made the prices so low on this wonderful collection that we expect the heaviest sale of these goods in the history of this store Every description rtf Laces and Embroideries almost, that is made, is in the display comprising the from the best lace makers in the workL 8aa Francisco. June 4 A Jury waa Cincinnati labor unions are to have a general headquarters for all organi- secured today for the trial of Jacob sations in that city. Representatives Eppiager. tha bankrupt wheat operator and business agents of a large num- ibarged with obtaining money under false pretenses. ber of unions held a meeting and formed an association to be known aa tbe OUR REAL GOVERNMENT. Amalgamated . Board of Labor Union Representatives, and its purpose is to establish headquarters and desk room William Allen White, writing In for the different business agents of Magazine, points out h'tw that city. instruction in the widely claaa-rooprinciples of government differs from A bill making it a misdemeanor, practical reality. punishable by a fine of 9100 to 5u0 or theClasses in civil government in the by imprisonment from three monthe schools and colleges, says Mr. White, to one year, either to use a union label are studying a theoretical governwithout authority or to counterfeit ths label or have In possession any mer- ment; they are classifying (he dochandise marked with a counterfeit la- do. The government which is set bel, has been made a law ia New down in books does not exist in facts and in truth, and America ia today York. operating under n new government enThe objects of the Trades Dispute tirely outside the Constitution, save bill, which has passed second read- that empty constitutional forma are used. There has been a revolution or ing ia the House of Commons, are an evolution, or whatever one chooses three-folto render namely let haa been many peaceful picketing legal; second, to to call It. But there abolish tha custom law doctrine of a change. Where in the Constitution are tbe functions of the boat describconspiracy aa applied to labor disputes ed? Where in the Constitution are tha and third, to perfect trades union funds from liability to seizure under relations between the local corporasuch Judgments as the Taff Vale and tion attorney and the people described? Where In the Constitution docs other recent cases. the chairman of the state central comWhile central trades union organ- mittee of tha dominant party get his isations In all sections of tbe country authority to sell legislative indulgenare planning Labor day parades for ces to corporations that contribute to hia rampaign fund? Where In tho the first Monday in September, the Constitution one find how tha Chicago Federation of Labor ia conw call niy capital gets into the govtemplating a new departure to take thing the form of a great outdoor picnlo ernment at all? Yet It is here; Ha charter right! and demonstration, where the holiday do not give it the ballot, nor do they can bo enjoyed aa a holiday. give it legislative rights nor special The Fore Rivera Ship and Engine judicial privileges; yet, h.v controlling company, at whose works a strike oc- party nominations and by recruiting curred five weeks ago today, has in- Judges from ita own law offices, the formed a number qf machinists who thing we call capital has become of this government. So has vice. remained at work that their services are no longer needed. Tho men went That class of persons who desire to told that there wee no employment for break the law, whether hy running them, and from thla statement ihe saloons or gambling places or evil restrikers judge that work is still ham- sorts, or committing highway robberies. or conducting swindling schemes, pered by the strike. forms a distinct political body which la really recognized by all persons e Iowas now law giving soldiers in the matter of state em- practically engaged In governing tha that it in- people, and the rights of vice are ployment la so cludes everything of nn appointive guarded aa sacredly as those of persons." character with tho exception of deps uties and confidential clerks, ANOTHER CARNEGIE GIFT. at ihe slat o house Included. Tho measure la creating a great deal of Sweden. June 4. AnStockholm, hostile discussion and la hold by many drew Carnegie haa givqn $50,01)0 for to be unconstitutional because It Is the establishment of an English chair class legislation and not In Ihe Inter- at Uolhenhnrg university. est of public policy. These rases am in sight all over Ibe elate, and the FLAG OP TRUCE HOISTED. matter will probably bo brought bo 9 fore the supreme court. Washington, June 4 Tbe navy deChanges In the rates of wages In partment has the following dispatch England during April Effected 41,00(1 from Admiral Bigsbee, Santo Domingo, persona, of whom 1.900 received ad- today: Representatives met aboard the vances and 69.100 sustained reductions. The net result waa a decrease Detroit today according to arrangeIn wages of nearly 2.000 pounds per ments made with tha commanding officer of the Detroit. Peace haa been week. The principal changes were decreases in the wages of 10,000 blast agreed on in Santo Domingo and the furnace men and 37,000 iron and atari iraaatlon of hostilities tomorrow an.l workers. Changes affecting 24.000 the next (wo daya to obtain the conpersons were affected by conciliation sent of the recognized government The hoards, and 27.000 under sliding Newark arrived opportunely aa thecon-ferenr- o made heter arrangements The scales. The remainder were affected Newark remains several days and by the parties themselves or by then goes to San Joan. lovclcsTde-sign- A beautiful assortment for summer dresses and lingerie, including dainty ' enciennes, used so extensively for wash dresses and waists this In s Val year. fact, every and extra wideChan-till- y variety from the little edgings to the most elaborate Lace for dress purposes all come under the SPECIAL SALE PRICE. all-ove- rs, Me-Clur- Lace littleHeadings Dainty one-ro- w terns that usually sell Valenciennes So much used on Wash pat- A 2 l-- 3c and widths. Tha w r JL tions . From tha narrow edgings to wide laces. You will flnq goods In thla lot worth from 6c to 10c per yard at ha exceptionally low ape- - a dal sale price of () In varied deelgns 5c kind may now ha had for ... . An extra fins quality a worth 6c for .1C Tho 10c kind, and an excellent value at that om figure, for Fabrics, 1 per yard now 1 Five-ropatterns, In tha same pretty etylee and designs, usually sold for 7 c, for thla occasion All widths between, at the same marked reduc- for Torchon Laces ...... ...a.,,,,,,,. Magnificent The the ) Laces All-Ov- er Yoldngs and Lace Waists. Without popular materials for doubt the handsomest array of various styles to be found in this locality. Here we offer you opportunities for securing the newest patterns at the great reduction in price ruling during this Special Sale. Shirt-Vaist- - s, Pointed Venice 18-In- ch $1.00 Qualities for 100 ! $1.76 eud $1.60 Qualities for. $2.00 Qualities for aooaaa 1.45 $260 Qualities for osoggoosgBaoBBBoaBgo 1.75 4.00 $0.00 Qualities for And up to $8.00 per yard the- same wonderful . Valenciennes 18-In- ch 50c Qualities for aaBs.saaseaata. 45C 76c QUalitieS for soseaeeeaooesoaaaseaeees 5&C 35c Qualities for $5g zimiMaitiiHmM a - rt reductions. 18-In- ch Black Chantilly 55c 75c Qualities for MC 35C QUalitieS for aeooaesaseseaaaooanseaee fOr 85C $1.00 QllllltleS Baaeaaasaaaa.aaa.aaaaaaa prrf-ereqr- 48 to50ln Black Chantilly $3.60 Qualities for eaeasaqaeBaiBseea $2a00 $5.00 QUalitieS foy seaeeqeepooasoesoaoes $t50 $0.00 qualities for A 4.00 law-abidi- Embroidery (Sacrifice posl-lion- " This announcement means a great saving on the most desirable Embroideries this country from our regular embroidery stock, which Includes the imported into broadest assortment of airy, fresh goods of the season's designs, in all widths. qualittea for c qualitlea for 15c qualitlea for 26c to 80c qiylitlea for 40c to 50c qualitlea for 7o 10c IGc 13 - .....121-2- o 19c 85c k beautiful line of HAMBERG Edgings from one to three inches wide, for..., A handsome assortment of finely made ' Embroideries, from one to four inches wide, for peaeeaea.ae ae eeeeaeeeeasa.ee 4e So S. J. BURT & BROS. FACTS AND FUN FOR LITTLE MEN AND WOMEN number of beasts or four Ilona will be HOW THE JAPANESE SLEEP. given prises. One of these prizes might be Kipling's In Japan the women and children Jungle Book," and tha other a silver sleep In what we western people would stickpin representing a wild animal Soap Babble Party, Hang five rlnga made of cardboard wound round with tlaaue paper of bright colors In a doorway, suspended In a row by strings. Each ring ahould measure eeven to nine Inchea across, but they need not all be the name stse. Have ready some bowl of strong soapsuds In which a teaspoonful of glycerin haa been dissolved and as many clay pipes aa will be needed for yourself and your guests. The players (eke turns In blowing thrir bubbles through the rings, and the one who succeeds In getting through the greatest number wins the prize. A you any idea of the time, ararcely ever been known to breed ia labor required HAVEtrackinganda parrot to talk? A child learns vary much quicker after It once starts ta llap a faw syllables. A child picks up words of Ita own accord whan It hears them. A par- - captivity. Tha only way ta get them ta te catch them young la their native woods and bring them prisoners to the white people's country and there teach them te talk. They are found wild In tropical regions all over the earth, especially la South America, Africa and Australasia. The male parrot la a good domestic bird and often lakes turns An t'odeserved Fnniahment. with his mate sitting upon the eggs to I My, Tommy (studying hia lesaonr) them. hatch Governess: Well Marjorie. have you finished crying?" pa. where does the Hudson river rise Women are the best parrot teachers, Marjorie: No, I haven't; I' m only resting !" and Into what does it empty? perhaps becauMS they generally apeak Pa I dont know, my son. more distinctly than men. Maybe, "Polly. And If ahe says It onca ahe pets to her to be trained. phonograph Tommy You don't know, eh? And again, ladies do not gal Ured of talking aaya It a thousand times before the There are now scores of these machine tomorrow the teacher will lick me on so soon aa men do. bird gets it thoroughly. talkers. account of your Ignorance. The first thing In giving n parrot a A parrot' lesson la generally half an The parrot lives to be very old. some lesson la for the trainer ta ait or stand hour long. If you make It attend to Its naturalists A Three-year-slIdes. ray to the age of 150 years. where the bird can hear but not see teacher longer It becomes weary and Irone parrot lived In France till Little Frances on seeCertainly her. It is odd. but a parrot will not ritable. To say a full sentence, like It waa 192 years old. All thle time It ing a large rope for the first time exlearn to talk If it can see the person Polly wants a cracker." requires a had in one family and had claimed. Oh, mamma look at the big, belonged who la teaching It. The usual way Is whole week of repetition on tlis part of been handed down generation after fat string! ta put the parrot's rage upon a table or the teacher. You can readily see this It waa a young bird at the generation. or screen a aland and than place hang would be tedious and wearisome to the time of the terrible French revolution It Dote resale. la trainer. and learned the name of the unhappy It waa tiresome to Mrs. Hope. Dew- Queen Marie Antoinette, which It nevey's trainer and owner. She had many er forgot. The last sentence It ever parrots to teach, for her husband waa spoke was. Grace for Marie a dealer ia pet birds and animal. A brilliant idea cam to her ona day. It A Wild Anlsasl Parfv. waa to teach parreta to talk by maana A wild animal party sounds like a of the phonograph. She put her Idea Into practice at once, f he had a sort of thing, but In reality it prepared with the words and affords tha safest kind At way to spend sentences ahe wanted the parrot ta aa afternoon indoors Buy several ay, then put bird and phonograph to- pounds of animal crackers and before gether In a room, set the machine te tha guests arrive separata the wild aniraying Pretty Polly and retired from mals from the tame ones and hide the the acene. former In out of tha way places In the The device worked like a charm. Mrs. room. When the children are ready to Hope was no pleased that ahe soon begin the game give each one a small started what ' ahe named a phono- yellow hunting iiag tn which to drop graphic school of languages for parrots. the animate he mry find. Blow a blast By using the phonograph Mrs. Hope on a tin trumpet as a signal for the a curtain neur for the teacher to hide wras able also to teach the birds to any game to comm, m e, and before the merkrhiud. Then, sitting upon a conven-- j sentences in foreign tongues. Owners ry pack of cliil.l are off fur the hunt lent chair, the trainer begins. Polly" of pur rota who wanted their birds to tell them that choul the room they will These four ships are selling fur Vla- Is uauully the first word, of course. The Irnrn new words, but did not want tha flnd a lot of win animats, and those How-raj dhoetok. I they Ret ihut wlth-wh- o teacher aaya lowIand distinctly, U'oublt of teaching them, asat their succeed tu t any of tl lmtsf three-year-o- THE OLD WAT OF TEACHING A PARROT TO TALK. rot hardly ever does that. Every phrase It utters haste he taught to it separately. Than, tea the bird never learns ta apeak long sentences. It to aaid that tha longest sentence aver spoken by a rsrrot to Tankee Doodle ramo to town, g. riding on hia pony. Tha very smart bird that aaya tbia belongs to a Philadelphia lady. Mrs. Hope, and Oho taught Polly the Tankas Doodle words Tha nemo of this .talented parrot la a patriotic one. too Deway and Daw-amistress thinks ha to tha moat highly educated parrot allva Ever since the history of man on the globs parrots have been known, and fossil remains have been found showing that they w re here ahead of man. Err aii.te (lit htetoiy of man. too. they have ben talking ami hate been taught in the mme way until trI recently, that ia. Parrots have ys ld If ua ph - apt.urtLstcatr;.-wipj- A HERO.' Bnys sometimes think a hero's A man of giant might, A warrior of armor. A champion for the right. Who through the world goca bnastlal That wrongs shall be nn mors The story of whose exploit Is sung from shore to shore. think a very uncomfortable fashion. The bed le nothing more than a piece of straw matting or a rug laid on the floor, and the pillow la an oblong block of wood hollowed out In the middle. If American girls were obliged to use a hollowed out piece of wood for a pll- - olden time a hero Waa such a man. I know. He went to battle aided By Javelin and bow. Ton all have heard of Ajax, Of Priams valiant son And of the giant Achilles, Who many battles won. Tn But now to ha a hero la quite another thing. And he who earna the tttle 1 nobler than a king Tia he who follow duty. Who scorns to be untrue Whos guided by his conscience Not by what others do. . - And you may bo a hero . ' By doing air yAu esn To free the world from error And aid yopr brother man. ; And. though no blast of trumpet . Your greatness may proclaim. With heartfelt benediction Mankind will breathe your naiM -- . low they would think themselves badly treated, yet In Japan they are perfectly satisfied to do without a soft head rest. Plrtnres Frolt. Some French fruit raisers hav s new scheme for making their adopted The dressing of the hair in the mikado's land to an art. and aa It to only fruit more attractive, which boys fixed once s week glrla have to be care- girls could have lots of 'fun copylno formful when asleep not to muss ft. So, aft- When an apple or peach to fully coM to not change has begun er all, this little vanity accounts for tho ed, but hard, uncomfortable pillow of tho C'anse of Joy. ,oorry. Johnny. said the friend of the family, meeting tho little boy In the street to learn that your faA I sm truly thers house was burned down yesterday. Was nothing saved?" "Don't you waste no grief on me. replied Johnny. All of pa's old clothe was burned up In that fire, end ms cant make any of em up for ms this time. whoop-denoodle-- do ! A Chari table Art. n,(niiia w w wiuw wniie cat; PutJ s stencil outline In paper is glued tB Little Roy Tea. Fhe fell Into s bar- Tli sun. of course, eaaaot rel of black paint down tho street, but ths paper, but It color the rest sfffi I fixed licr all right. flrult. and When It is ripe the P1 Old Lady Oh. you good Ilttlo boy! outline Is removed, leaving s green What did you do? which shows up well agsnt ture, Lli Me Boy- -1 throned her into bar-- tl colored .surrounding a. AI1 kind of s of ybltcjMjfc' : Lisps .eyervpert sal |