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Show THE MOUSING EXAMINEE. OGDEN, DTAII, MONDAY MOENINO, its diamonds by' the r.i'iud. and the wealth of Ormuz ati.i i ( imi" sc militates in the ear and r it, slender throats of it fair tmuu.t. SUIT FOR THE HKUi BY A SCHOOL Where the great lai: . ,f Rima: are TEACHER. ivacioua. not beautiful. they tue Suit for 10.000 has been commenced Most often they ere bountiful, but via.-.iiMiuctiou. against the Utah Railway com- vacity is their eupn-.- u pany by George A. Cole, a school Their faces are auinunt- - ; hen they teacher. The complaint recites that on speak they live their tn.nls; anl the an.! the weighty May 14, 10'i-i- Cole was a paascugtr on bored look of he East First South street car liiu; amiability of Berlin arc nowhere viscertain that he first entered iijhiu the rear i ible. Theira i primitive platform, hut. finding It crowded, after health that not even .. wral cubic the car baj come to a stop between Inches of diamond and a Haris gown Ninth and Tenth East, went to the can dislocate. front end ar.d attempted to enter the To tell the truth, y.uir representacar from the side toward the center of tive, much as he admiiu-- . the beauty the street; that after he stepped on the of St. Petersburgs womanhood, waa lower step the car was started and even more enchanted with the men. before he could gain a place of safety Such men! These had made quite ravthe motorman in an angry, threatening ishing toilets. The t'uxsaiks of the and abusive niauner, placed himself guard would give quality ami a savour in front of the plaintiff, forbidding the to any gathering. 1iilure to yourlatter to enter the car or to ride there- selves bronzed and bo.ir.btl heroes in overalls, ail ridges made on, at the same time causing the car ankle-lon-g to move forward and crushing the of silver filigree work running along am plaintiff between the car and two poles their breasts. Oriental swords besides the track. yataghans hanging on Mis of silver The plaintiff says his collar bone and and crosses and medals won on siraugi car several of his ribs were fractured, the battlefields nestling Mow the ligaments on his chest torn apart. Ills trfdgea. With these were generuli met by rigne arm bruised and strained until whose wide trousers were All wore their he was unable to raise it and bis back leather boots knee-hir- i. bruised, strained and injured. The order crosaes lu bn.iiunix, iu enamel complaint further alleges that the or in gold, rowa of iliem. in England motorman was of a quarrelsome and one would put the alphulwi a.'ler abusive disposition and had on frequent their names. occasions engaged In the maltreatment Hussars, infantry, artillery, draand abuse of passengers, hut is still re- goons, and riflemen were all here, frog-ge- d tained in the employ of the company. and braided and uoirachanel and decorated. Smart siiuli-ni- . tword on FEDERAL CASES TO BE CALLED. hip, mlugled with these, and the mere civilian in Muck evening eiothes wore Today, June 6, is the regular rule day a string of decorations in miniature on tor June in the Federal court, when the lajiel of hia coat. the following cases will be called: Leaning against a pillar of the great United Stales vs. Knight; Gutcli, adconcert hall were three attaches of the A black. ministrator, vs. Union lhn iflc Coal com- British embassy in sober correspany; company vs. group of French newspajicr Wool Growers' company; Fairbanks vs. pondents stood behind them. Ctilion Wax Union and Oil company; THE GRAND Ul iE COMES. Gibson, by guardian, vs. Union Pacific The company rose to its feet, the Coal company; Tolt.ec Ranch company band struck up n pstrbuie air. Plainly vs. Central Pacific Railway company; dressed in the uniform of a general of Dugan vs. Bingham and E. C. Mining artillery, and wearing the white cross company; Clement vs. lie La Mar; Tol-te- c of 8t. George, had entered his Imiterial Ranch company vs. Hunaaker; Isaa- Highness the Grand Duke Vladimir, kovich vs. Southern Iaclfic company; middle-age- d, soldierly, and pleasant ta Conrad-Stanfor- d vs. Utah 8. and T. look upon. On the stage at the end of the great eomitauy; Mosby vs. Fidelity and C. company; United States vs. Melghan, hall the leading danseuses and artistes et si.; J. M. Harris, administrator, vs. of St. Petersburg were doing wonders Southern Pucific company; E. U Hukre In the cause of charily. From 10:30 to vs. Southern Pacific company; Valenmidnight they danced, sang, or tine, administrator, vs. Southern Pa- cited. Then supper was served end the cific company; Jones vs. Southern Pa- bazaar opened. cific company; Taylor, administrator, Miles. Karsavina and Wills exvs. Union Pacific Cohl company; Gib- changed glasses of champagne tor son vs. Union Pacific Coal company; In bank-note- s; Mile. Medal examined tne d, Provost-gaarIn re re Matson, bankrupt; palms of divers visitors for gold; and bankrupt; In re Majestic Cop- Miles. Astafieva, Kcliesinckala per Mining cominny, bankrupt; In re Houtkovskala sold elegant baubles at x Isaac Elwell, bankrupt. fabulous prices; and the pet ita were manipulated by Miles. Tre-fllnWEEKLY HEALTH REPORT. and Borkart. The Grand Duke Vladimir had deThe report of the Board of Healtk parted anon after midnight. A second for the week ending June 4, 1904, shows gtand the duke entered and made 41 births, 19 males and 22 females. The round of the stalls. death rejxirt for the same period numThe Czar's uncle, the Grand Duke bers 25, of which 13 were males and 18 Alexis, le strikingly like hie brother, females. the late Czar. Tall, bearded, dressed No cases of scarlet fever were re- in the uniform of a Russian admiral, disnone ported during the week; hia Imperial highness alternately charged, leaving 6 cases in quaran- chaffed and bargained with thewiwlr caee of damsels who tine at close of this report One presided over the little diphtheria reported during the week; booths whose contents were so deftly 1 in quarantine at this time. One and so tastefully arranged. The crowd case of smallpox reported during the stood respectfully aside while these week; 8 discharged; leaving 5 in quar- transaction were in progress. The antine. Two casea of whooping cough grand duke waa a magnificent custonew casea No week. the during reported mer. of typhoid fever reported during week. ALBERT KINROSS. One case of tuberculosis reported durweek. ing the The daughter of Edgar Neslen is quarantined at 263 Sixth street with scarlet fever. A rase of chickenpox was reported yesterday at TIME TABLE 414 Fourth street matism. He hasn't had appeuclii-ili- , yet, lut thiuk te may have it after ue yet all shite. r.O.-.H'i- bags MODS In every de-uStock complete to rom the little Hand Beg CLUB LEAVES UNION made extra targe Suit Case. heat makera. by the maW "tyles. T,de' Too elxee to undertake a and p,, each. description of WOMEN'S GENERAL FEDERATION PASSES RESOLUTION. ANTI-MORMO- Salt Lake Club, Composed of Latter-Dataints, Resigns as a Protest. Our Lines Salt Lake City, June 5 As a result, Is sail, of an alleged resolution passed by the General Federation of Wuuien'e clubs in biennial session at 8t. Louis a tow week ago, the Authors club of this city, composed chiedy of Mormon women, has resigned from the federation. The resolution in question was proposed by Mrs. Frederick Brhoff of Pennsylvania. In effect, it declared against any womens club effllinting with any sect, the doctrines of which are "inimical to the constitution of the United States; opposed to the principles of American womanhood." it Bult Caae pont buy a Bag or a had Idea. la a hurry. It's and Come and eee the atylee when selection you your fill will what decided lM.n fully the bill- - pv, Prices are and reaeonahlo right. antl-Morm- LIFE SPARED BY OFFICIALS. No leaden bullets will plough Fred M. Nye The Clothier. STATE NEWS treY small bridge causes TROUBLE. The burning of an ordinary bent le resot unusual, but aometimea it mayrail-tosult In a delav to trains over a Down near Green River early Yesterday morning some tramp or a locomotive set lire to a email rn-- iny ol bridge spanning a mere ditch, aa was the damage it caused trouble for the road. Trains 6 and 4 had to transfer their passengers, end so did 1 and , which took considerand was the reason for the able Aa both delayed trains yesterday. east bound trains were crowded with passengers, it meant quite a colony walking past the lire. General Superintendent Young and Thompson went Bridge Supervisor don on u special early yesterday morning ahead of No. 6 to look after the work of instant repairing and transferring the crowds. Bv last night they had a new bridge put in and eveerythlng running smoothly. wooden hut " LIGHTNING KILLS HORSE AND their way into the heart of Charles Botha next Friday morning. The live men in whose power it lay to extinguish the mysterious spark of life and turn the pulsing body into senseless day aaid, Live!" The death watch was removed and the dark shadow of death was dispelled. "Dutch Charley haa entered upon that ceaseless round of rising, working, eating and sleeping within the four walls of the penitentiary which must continue until bis life euds or the pardoning board exercises further clemency in hie case. Warner, you can take your man," said Attorney-GenerBreeden as he came from the room where the board had been in executive session for one hour and forty-fiv- e minutes. This was the first intimation given to the public that the sentence of death for the imposed on Charles Both murder of William Tibbetts in San Juan county had been commuted to life imprisonment. M. M. Warner, the attorney who had been pleading with the board for Botha's life, arose from his chair and took Major Breeden's hand. He was so overcome that he could not be sure of hie voice at first, but when he gained control of himself he thanked the bearer of the good tidings. Other members of the board came from the room. The solemnity of their faces bore evidence to the serious consideration which they had given to thii question of life and death. Mr. Warner, his eyes brimming with tears, thanked each member personally. The moment was too solemn for conversation, and tow words were spoken. BENT WORD TO BOTHA. Evaus-Suider-Bq- el elec-trtic- al three-year-o- ! ld ARE RUSSIANS ATTRACTIVE IN trunk the-empt- y 1,000 MEN I. North-Weste- rn D. W. CATTiS Proprietor. Always Remember LADIES FANCY NECKWEAR 'Phone 22. You can find almost anything you want Allen Transfer Company. 421 25th St SUMMER UNDERWEAR UNE Ladies 9 Knit 9Underwear Misses Knit Underwear Childs Knit Underwear Mens 9 Knit Underwear : OGDEN AAAAAAAAJtAAAAeyyyyyy toWVWWWWVhWWVXT for e. We are Exclusive Agents for Utah Crown JcweiP9. Carpet Warp all , Colors REESE HOWELL & SONS TIME CARD. Effective Nov. ti, WtH, DEPART. 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From Silver CUy, Mammoth, Eureka, Stockton, TDoole and Garfield the i "' 5.35 -m ATCHISON, TOPEKA 5:35 City Ticket Office, 201 pm For particulars, call Street Main TeL 250. or address Salt Lase Route, or J. L agents, on BqmitimCUt 9:35 3 m ALL TRAINS DAILY. Daily Pullman buffet Sleepiqg Car Service between Salt lake, Milford. Modena and Callentes. Direst stage connections for nil ntning districts in southern Utah end Nevada. & SUIA t DaPr-- fi ata Utah to KANSAS CITY sod CHICAGO Also Direct Lias te Unetea. El Psao. CUy ff Mextaa aoj Otoe Mining Comps of New. j Meateo and Artaoaa. Bah me about reduced C. P. WARREN, From Altaic N Office 79 West OmondffHlklt R. F. NESLEN, C amoral Agent SALE LAKE. Ticket v diy. U I MOORE. COMMERCIAL AGENT. E. W. GILLETT, Gen. Pass. Agt, E rSB8 m W ANTE D THE NICEST COLORS YOU EVER SAW MR-lor- e, . At the Dances At the Theaters, or Catch a Train in a Hurry che-vau- Warden Arthur Pratt stepped to the telephone in the private office of the clerk of the Supreme court and sent to j Uhl, Jana 4 Lehl was yesterday the penitentiary' the words which were ; visited by rain. The storm was ac- to relieve Botba of hie suspense. The companied by an extraordinary others left the chamber and started to display. Few were able to their homes tor lunch, as it was now sleep. Lightning struck the barn of 1:45 p. m. Hymns Smith and killed a horse in The special session of the Pardon its stall. It shattered the hay pole and board began at 10 o'clock Saturday. tors off n strip of shingles about one The members. Governor Weils, Attorney-foot wide for the whole length of the General Breeden, Chief Justice Bas, raff, but did not set the barn on Are. Little Dick Uncle Richard, what Is Justice Bartrh and Justice McCarSeveral tree in .other localities were kin, chagrin? were The all present. petitioner Uncle Richard Dickie, chagrin la shattered, but no further harm is rc- - thy was represented by Judge M. M. Warported. that feeling you ought to have when he ner of Provo, who said that had been at the cat and fail over back kick you unable to procure the affidavits which i EQUINE WONDER. he had Intended to present to the ward. Indianapolis Journal. , Loser Fve bet on your Judgment tor board. By these affidavits he expected "This book of poetry is my first,' to prove that Tibbetts had been warned the last time. You told me the horse says a candid Western poet, and if my to Dutchman's wife the leave aione," I staked my wad on this time was ona will only friends and tollow-cltiselong before the tragedy. of the wonder of the world. help me to pay out, I promise 'em It Tout Well, sir, If n hone that can will be my last!" Atlanta ConstituA SPECKLED INDIAN IN SALT tion. (o three times around a splendid track CITY. LAKE Hke that without gettln warmed up to Is work aint a wonder Id like to Little TUdy Dont you get awful Paschaunt Is the name of a speckled tired know what he is. by George! doin nothin', mister? ExamiIndian an Indian like the leopard, ner. Languid Lemnlgan Turrible, sissy, that cant change hie spots. I never complain Everybody haa When the Mormons came to this val- hut AN EXASPERATING YOUTH. dere troubles. Puck. ley in 1847 Paschaunt was converted baptised, and he believed that if "Father," said the email boy, le It and he was good he would become white. wrong to say pants? " The years rolled on, and the bronze "It assuredly is, my eon." man began to grow "Then the landlord onght to be skin of the old schemed of himself. He sent a notice white In spots. First, the paleness began to show at to the occupants of the building in the finger nails, then the toe nails, stead of to the occu trousers." Washnext over the body, and now about the ington Evening Star. corners of the mouth. He hopes to real paleface, white 11 over Cbas. Metghaa. Laura M. Melghnn. become but Paschaunt lean old man, and death ABSTRACT COMPANY. may take him while he 'to merely THE MEIQHAN Scenes In the Fashionable Circles of spotted Indian. 1408 Wash. Ave. 668-Telephone When the old man touched the cenSt Petersburg. tury mark, by the taws of hie tribe, he GALLACHER'B he man whether factory medicine became Manufacturer! of Trnnge and Bags, wished to be or not, and with due Leather Goods. Repairing at reason(From our special correspondent. and much agony, one of his formality able prices, on short notion Call and 28. In St Petersburg, May was plucked out. All le dark in eyes tee ua and we can save yon 25 pec world, end the eye was sacri- St Petersburg there is no more fashthe spirit cent DAVID I. GALLACHER. ficed that he might see the evil spirits ionable restaurant than the Bear. Here 822 25th mtreet. princes and grand dukes may be seen In the dark and dispel them. Paschaunt doesnt say bow many at all meal times, and the very waiters that haa the flavor, the evil spirits he has exorcised, but the peak n French and the cachet of the Faudistinction, is there and le gone eye 81. Germain. In brief the Mud-re- t, socket to prove that he can see evil bourgor or prince Bear, Is the dark. the In spirits St. The old man to not more than five ofTherePetersburg. last night gathered a about eighty feet high end weigh company, for at 10 o'clock pounds. He walks six miles daily when began the Fete Franco-Russthe he's at home. He neither smokes nor ceeds of which were to be devotedpro-to drinks by Inclination, but like all men the widows and orphans of the war. of his race, deigns to get drunk by InThe Med ret la situated in a broad vitation only. street that is entered from Nevskl. But the strangest thing about old Weighty switzers or porters assisted Paschaunt, the Indian of the white your special correspondent oat of his like sense hone has he la that spots, heavy coat and gave him n cloak-rooYou hes when hungry. eats he only loaded ticket, after which he joined this gay may lead the old man to a tablelike to and giddy throng within. he with all the good things IN THE CONCERT HALL. eat. He him make cant eat, but you A glance round the crowded concert he's hungry. eats only when hall sufficed to convince him that he Paschaunt, spotted and 103 years old. waa the only representative of an Engtell can He Is not altogether savage. lish newspaper upon the spot. Wherewhen it is going to rain by hie rheu upon he roamed round the bright assembly and sought the companionship of his French conferee, the majority of whom bad foregathered to partici!iChl!IE be East ever the pate in the Fete Franco-RueslH5r..doube'track railway between I 8t Petersburg society Is brilliant, Missouri River and Chicago. Ex- not only by reason of the diamonds and iceiient service ki every particular. I One of these trains, the Overland beauty of Ita women, but also owing To unload schooners at the Salt to the splendid uniforms and blazing J rJ Lf4, ta the most luxurious train deflorations of Ita men. The todies Lake Beer hall. E,ectric ,,8htetf Jttrf!uhhout.rld-anl wore such diamonds as are only aeon It Is the place to get the longest schoonat exhibitions or In the windows of connection tallest, the biggest and coldest at Omaha via korth -- Western Line to St. Paul er of beer In town for five cents. wine fashionable Jeweler. The diamonds of ( St. Petersburg are famous, for not ChQicest whiskies brandies and Minneapolis. Finest do they frequently measure halfonly an and all kind ot soft, drinks. Tickets,, reservations, and tall inch across, but their diameter is as line of cigars in town. Call In everyour Worniitfon can be obtained. from end sample frequently the same. Your representabody as you pass by t--. a. Walker, General Agent, tive was dazzled by a succession of good avenue. Lincoln solid precious stones whose Corner 25th and weight Chicago & could only be reckoned in avoirdujxds. Rjf, 204 stk Mala ttrart. The Jewels one sees at Covent Gar' wii Ian La, aift den are slim end puny baubles by comparison. St. Petersburg seems to buy TEARS BARN AT LEHI. -- 3- 100. C, Always on Time , jj. JUNE w. m. No. card n ran JULY 97TH, I90R East DEPART DALLY. Mail all potato 7:11 to No. IS, Salt Lake lemi ....9:19 a. No. X Chicago, SL Laois ARC SHOWING AN EXCELLENT LINE OF HAM MOCKS U7K1 I, Atlantis M Oh Ita. BLOSSOMS OF SPRING ,.,,,1:14 p ta Atiectls Cxpne i 7:0 p. St, potato East Mad Me. afi No. 5, ARRIVE DAILY. MaU. Bolt Lake Fuifa RICH COLORS, HIGH GRADE, FANCY WOVEN m. ad all potato East ....11:4S No. L Chicago aad fit. Letaa Hammocks are what you are looking for. Hmitod .. .. Sid p. Ka. ll, local from Park City aad San Pets Valley .. 7:0 p. to 8s 3, Foeiffe Exprow from ell 11:5 potato Rest Through Stoopizf ears to Omsk Chl Now York aad Boa esga aad SL Loots, toe. Free rodtairg ebair oara. A par, fort dining ear service aa all thrragE WE HAVE THEM rto trains. L A BENTON, Gto a Prices---$- 1 , Psgr. IVpL let Bait Inks Ticket a A.1LmrVRT. GILSON, dijk j Agest Ogdto Otto - Z. C. lJ "u MM .50 to $6.50 |