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Show V THE MORNING EXAMINER OODEX. OGDEN MARKETS ON THE MARKET AND QUOTED AT 70 CENTS PER QUART. OYSTERS ARE Nelson. V on of prominent Pllon clerk. - Larger Melons Ar Being Sold New at the Minimum Prices. t have been issued for a stone and brick Tha market is firm mud steady. Lincoln avaatie. between Thsra ara no changes, whatever, over h street Tn55ourth and Twenty-fifttbe prices quoted last week. Oyaiera have just put in an appear-ancpoal-lio- n in aoms of tha markets. The bia resigned baa lalaub G A suoculent bivalves are quoted nt 70c Bcoweroft with aalaaman aa and from now on will per quart. California grapes are in market at fhuattention to the manage. 13c per pound. tba Weetera Steam laundry, Following are the market'a ruling STVbkh ba In the principal stockhprices: older. Celery. Su a bunch. Egg plants. 5c each. baa Loa Augele of A Royhead a. Utah melon a, 5c to 30c, price dethe pollia department a da. on nisei. Sptton and an offer of a $200 re-f- pending 5c up. Cantekmpes, maa a of apprehension the Utah peaches 5c a pound. a diamond atud valued at Utah pears Sc a pound. 5m him a few days ago at Salt Utah plums Sc a pound. . Lake Utah applea Sc a pound or 75s to 1.00 per bualiel. Reaular aervlcea at the Seventh Busuuer squash 5c per head. 278 East Utah sweet corn 13c per doaen ears. lav AdrenUatstreetchapel. every Saturday. slxlh Utah fresh beans, 6e per lb. 37bbth 10:80 a. m. Bible study New Utah cabbage la la market and aub-Vi- u the m. Saturday evening n M a. is quoted at 2c a pound. of Standard The Judg. be New Utah potatoes are la market Protestant-aJent;- - Sunday evening. and are quoted nt 20 pounds for 25c. and tbe Sabbath. Utah cucumbers, 4 for 5c. Utah fresh peas are selling at be Arty, a pound. 2ack Sleeth and daughter. Utah cucumbers 10c per doaen. have returned from a month's visit mem-b- rr Beet sngar le now $0.65 per sack. in the sail. Mr. Sleeth. wbo la a of the police forte, got a months 13 lhe for $1.00. Cane sugar $0.75. lrare of absence and took advantage nt the same by visiting relatives at Hooper cheese sella for 17 2 cants in the St. a pound. Deisms, Mo., and taking Hwlas cheese 25e end SOe. Louis exposition, lie reports having Eastern cheese, 20 cents. bid a fine trip. . a Eggs sell for 25c a doaen. Lemons, 25c to 86c per dozen. cost 1 300; J. E. Sherlock for a dwellHigh patent flour sells for 82.85 per ing, concrete, atone and brick, on hnndredweight; straight grade for Ad" avenue, between TwentyUrst 83.75. streets, coat $1,475; u4 Twenty-seconCoal oil sella for 25 cents a gallon. H. 0. Williams for a atone brtrk resi Ranch butter, 20c. dence an Parry avenue between Grunt from 25 to 50 cents n dosOranges, cost 650; uvenues, Washington mi Mm M. A. Wright for n stone and es. Bananas, SO cents a dosea. hick between Adams and Jefferson, Eastern spring ehlckeus am selling cost $1,600. for 22ac a pound. Hens, 17 cents. Utah spring chickens, 25c a lb. Construction com-psa- y Tbe Corey Bros. Halibut, 16c; flounders, soles and ban taken the con- smalta of Ogden sell for 12 cents a pound; tract to construct n dam at Blue creek 17 2 cants; salmon 17 2 basa, atriped and Crocker the estate, for yesterday cents.. Cock-taile- d salmon 20c and shipped an outfit out to Promontory 25c per lb. Is dam to be of for that purpose. The Crabe 26c and SOe. Lobsters I5e per earth, thirty feet high and 178 feet pound. wide on tbe bottom. It Is to be in n Lard retails for 14c a pound. narrow gorge of the creek and will Pickled pigs feet, three pounds for control the waters of Blue creek to an 25 cents. amount aafflrient to Irrigate about lsmbs tongue. 40 centa a das' I,- 006 acres la addition to about 1.000 en.Pickled A ditch acres now bring tilled. Beet loin, 11 cento per pound, firs ml Isa long and n pipe line three Beef ribs, nets Oe per pound. milea long are parts of the plan. The cento. Rib roast. 12 devrioidag company la known as the Veal breasts, 12 8 cento. Blue Creek Land A Livestock comRlrluln etenk, 15 cents. ' pany, but tbs interests are laid to be and porterhouse atask. 17 Ideatiral with those of the Crocker cento. estate. Round steak. 12 cento. Chuck etenk. 10 cento. B. 0. Wattle, Superintendent of the Rib boiling beet 7 cento. . PUb Construction Beef shoulder clods, 10 centa. company on the San Pedro line, has just returned from cents. Ramp roasts. 10 to 12 Ins Vegas, Nevada, to consult with Loin and rib pork chops, 17 2 his com psay on matters pertaining to cents. the oosstnetion work south and to Whole pork loins, 11 cento s pound : Veal necks, 10 cento. wlth his family. J5? Mh wat tii says that the contract of and 17 Veal cutlets, 15 cents . his company with the Baa Pedro Rall-nsSliced hpm. 20 cents. Boiled ham, 30 cento. company to build the road bed Eastern ham 16 to 17 Je Ins Vegas lacks only the finishing Breakfast bacon, 17 1 and 20c. Juucbaa, and that a new contract has hem entered Into to construct 87 more cento. Bnusnge, 12 lies of grade from Las Dry salt bacon, 15 cents. Vegas to Good cento a pound. Pickled pork. 12 fprtjohasSummit. The companys big Homo cured breakfast bacon, 15c. already begun to move into cants. Chopped suat, 11 rttory and are Pork sausage 12 2 cents tte 'work vigorously.prepared The 12 2 cents moving south nt ' Hamburger. Tbe price In each Instance is by the roprd and interrupted Title . and the kUon of the weather will be the pound. Timothy hay, loosa sells for $11.01 ,8nel to greater activity. per ton. Timothy baled, 70c a hundred. Altelfa baled, 40c a hundred. Alfalfa hay, loose, 18.00 per ton. Wheat $1.70 per hundred. J'S ZJ lmu a r 2 m 1-- . 1-- 3 1-- 1-- 1-- 2 1-- 1-- 2 1-- 2 1-- 2 d 2 2 1-- 2 1-- Oats K wa wlMU $1.40. Whole com, $1.50. Cracked com, L55. Cracked barley 81.40. Barley, 11.30. Rye, per hundred. Bran and shorts, 81.20 per hundred. Shorts alone, 8L30 per hundred. 81-0- P. Parnell, superintendent of morels on the Ogden-Luclto In Ogden for a few days n JJWto. B. C.. Sept S.-- Hon. A. O. nlalster of railways in the and Dr. Mills, the Mssloner who have been fnQniring Into tbe of freight rates, arrived Inland tonight but will not Botnniiaalonern are wlve large From her they will gate Nert P1 nod n'.l eT, Uk,n en Proceed to Edmon-'"Alberta, to take evidence. blaarI!?B!L?rV 8tJL There le a toot. In which capltallsta of hadhf water tnronted, to make Port- lerminue of the Alnaka vaf which was Incor- - t,?0 J? dkaa?liii1lejr a. "Wlntton ltit f,n 118,000,000. 8??" tbe. ben S ,1 ron,0on a J. T. Com- hroached plan when be AaertamdM.!.th of the thUnS? -- L It la said Ib22' nutmeted. will open PWbiTl? nd wlu Ok It ?k p the vast amount of sum,Us MUilf nl ns!Jat away with' the ni-conir- rt.Ak i,Tnd ptoJJ " muthode to organise a in connection with ,h nonthern t'vmtaua nfniMii.n,rt ,ikta r",,r-flft- at Portland. At "f the mip- PlwTL Tr fro ,hir tl3 h" ltlve) r'?Vn you to some tn, FiteHbSd'.',.li?ht,2deaf Parrot s? ? lBeaf Rodney! Han the fhl 12Tn St as bad ns til Tribune. vipSU hi?114.1 lh Boeton purist, I . but there to r.- Record-He- r- Tnis CONSEQUENCE. .1 hull or bear think he only and Country. vfJJWe-Don- -r irrles LETTER LIST. e List of letters remaining in the nt Ogden, Utah, August 27lh, 1904. which if not called for in two weeks will be sent to the Dead LetPout-offic- rail 7ou know, biggest fool usually ;br.Wtlest gin? f'hnlly; Ibis is m n,,"g' Jnurnsl. Hi!l. Mau.i,; Hiiiwii. M:s E. Jl. Ryan. Mi, Huff. Mitel Amc null Hopkins. Mis Srhcigh. Amanda Kenyon. Mi U Siauford. Mi Maude Siewart. Mu- Car Kelley, Mr. T. P. Taylor. Vrs. Fien Mellia, Mrs. Will Wrest. Mr. Maiule Marcelle. ili Mr. 8. Mclntire, Sara B. Avert! THOS. H. DAVIS.. MOIINI.M', 1001. SEPTEMBERS, 5 e ARE UNCHANGED s nATUKDAY LTAH. ter office. GENTLEMEN S LIST. Armone, Carmine Lyne, Dr. W. H. Allison, Rev. E. C. uel Melnhart. R. C. Alexander, J. A , McKindler, Lon Mott, James Bcaupre, J. F. Buffington, Ray Brown,, E. H. Barton, Joe A. Colwell. Geo. O. Comnena, George Masters, E. A. Chong, Charley Madison, Roy Mouche, Chas. Clary, Hal Milford Cosh 8tort Cary,. Arthur Cunningham, Henry Ogden, T. J. Chapman. C. B. Olson, John Cook, H. O. Powell, Joe Deason, T. R. Perrin, Ales Davidson, Tom L. Parker, 8. P. Sam-Mohle- r, Duckett, Lawrence t letters Dooney, J. P. Paradise, P. H. Drlllerv, J. Pallister, A. F. Deminings, Frank Peterson, Gilbert Davis. Chris. 8. Reves. Ben E. DcLsngln, Cbas. 1 Rebel lor, G.. Rhodes. Fred Ercuce. Bill Ecunomio, George Regan, Thomas Rci.l, J. W. Great, Stephen, due 10 cents Robertson, Louis Giles, Phil F. Stanley, c. Ilnff. Prank Smith, Harry B. Smith. Frank A. Hendren, Bert Stafford. Dan llall. B. J. Hendricks. A. L. Banders, B. A. Steiner, John J. Hughes, W. E. MD. Hansen. Henry Bprunt, J. A. Hall, Harry Sparks, J. W. Herbert, Ed. Stacey, James Haake, Geo. H. Barnett, J. M. Hayses, Ernest Stevens, Marin W. Johnston, C. CL Turner. F. K. Jen ten. H. , Terrj-- David M. Johnson, 8. H. Wallin, G. Kiser, John Worton, Gea C. Klbblns, E. White, Clarence V Koerpel, Chas. 2 letters Loveland. Oliver Lander. George Williams, C. E. Warwick, W. Low, Peter Wlkes. E. A. Lyons, Thos. LADIES LIST, Allen, Mrs. Kate Morris. Miss Lilly Black, Mrs. Lena PI Inn, Misa Edith Blair, tbf Missed Peterson. Annie Rhyner, Miss L. Carrol, ills Durand, A. E. Mrs Regsn. Mrs. Tom Fish burn, Mrs. JenRswhnson. Mrs. J Richards, Mrs. nle Fenton. Mr. C. H Alice .. Gibbons, Laura M Roberts, Miss iHIOCE BOOTH S COURT A Wade. IMPRESSIVE SERVICE HELD THE FAMILY RESIDENCE. AT Number ef Probate Matters Are Disposed of. SPEIAL Postmaster. FUNERAL SERVICES OVER HEBER WRIGHT TRADES FIGHTS EVIDENCE IN EDEN IRRIGATION CASE IS CONTINUED. TEMPLAR COACHES LUXURIOUS CARRY PENNSYLVANIA KNIGHTS. ef Alleghany Commandery Take n Peep at Ogden. Member LANDING BUILDING MATTERS III KNIGHT Strong Indications of s Settlement ing Made. DENIED TO LEEMEE HO Chinese Girl Refusee to Go to the and Must Return to the Orient. Be- The warmly conteste.l beiecen the fanner of Eden aud Plaia City, ehiih involves the use of the waters of North Ogden liver, was continued in Judge Booth's court, the plaintiff in the action still having the stand. Y. B. Stallings. A. J. Stallings. Thom-a.'t'lainiiil Samuel Fonier, witnesses (or the plaintiff, were iigiiy examined by the attorneys. e A irnlate matter also came up Judge Booth. In the estate of Kyriakas John New York. Sept. 2. (lu both aides of tbe .building trades fight here there are strong indications that a settlement is in eight and it is possible that thousand of the skilled mechanics now idle will lie at work under a revised plan of nrbftirtion within the next two, week At the suggest ion of several' prominent builders and union men, joint 'onference ia being arrmtged with this w x icw and the leaders express object the hope that n settlement may b killed while reached soon after labor day. Mie-alo- e San Francisco, Sept. 2. United State Immigrant Commissioner Non 5 admitted yesterday that he had denied a lauding loLeeMeeHo, ailxum --year-old Chinese girl who arrived July 25 on the steamship Chinn and who was allowed to lie for thirty dnya in the detention shed at theMaildock without examination. Even then, it wu not until after tha newspaper had begun an Inquiry into the girl's cue that the bureau took any action whatever. Pressure of business wu the excuse given. Tba girl claimed to be a native of this city and to have returned to China twelve yean old. The protograph oa lhe return certificate wu that of a girl about 4 years old, and the bureau was unable to Identify It that of the applicant. On bring interviewed by Mrs. Davis of the Methodist Chinese Mission tbe girl expressed liar willingness if landed to become an inmate The only pretended of tha mission. relative here wu a Chinese wbo said 8he later he was her godfather. changed her mind and refused to go to the mission, having evidently been Instructed in the detention shede by some of her countrymen. A Chinese cook who claimed he was engaged to merry tho girl went among hia friends recently aud said he wanted to collect $1,000 for tbe purpose of landing the girl. He will be obliged to dlsgorgn the mouey, now that he hu failed to secure her admittance. An appeal from North's derision will doubt leu he made to the Secretary of the Depart-me- ut of Commerce and Labor. lie-for- dime the beginning of the exodus of Knight Templar to ilie iwouty ninth triennial conclave which will be held deceased.' who Short but impressive funeral er-- In San Francisco thi month there working for the Southern Pacific, n pewell been and have many equipped vices were hold at the family rest tition was received Detnitri front pBM John Kyrakis that letter of adminisdcnce, 054 bib street yesterday but the magnificent 0(1 cn. tration heretofore Issued to John Con-tomorning over the remains of lleber through Pullman car carrying the sir in the estate of Krlgaa Kriglake. Wright, who died Wednesday morning traic of of Alleghany commandery No. which is the English equivalent of from injuries sustained while el work knights whhh arrived here today, doesn't Kyriskas John Kyriakas, be revoked tbe previous day, on a gravel train nt 85, need to sidetrack fur any of them ns aud that such letters he granted the Promontory point. far as appearance 1 concerned. petitioners in the Greek name of tho Georgo Shorten, counselor to the arrival in While Working on a Stand Pipe a the city today deceased. Upon their BLhup of the Second Ward conducted The court took the matter under adRep Breaks and They Are the service. Music for the sad occa- the sir knights were met by some of Dashed to Death. sion was furnished by the ward choir. the local knights and a tally-h- o drive visement. The case also involves the quealion John A. Boyle, It. 1L Goddard and was taken through the principal the city. Mr. Kdmund F. of whether John Coatoa is to cuntluue A Lethbridge. V. W. Butte. 8epL George Shorten gave n few brief eulo- streetsof of aa cam T., sNH-ia- l to the Miner report tba killthe Pittsburg Gazelle, thus iu tbs plaintiff gistic remarks about the deceased. Erk, Pa-il- c himself to a representative of against o, the Southern ing of three painter, residents of They testified to hi worth ns n man We hare enjoyed our growing out the death of the dewho were engaged In the painting and spoke with much feeling concern- this paper: over Our ceased. or whether the prosecution of of the standpipe erected In connection Ogden immensely. ing the manner of his death. The stop has at been treated with courtesy lhe suit will revert to Demlqi Kyrix-k-a with the munictpel ay stem of water ruinliow of hope was held out before party A host of witncHHCs with unproThe three men, whose names work always have the eyes of sorrowing wife and chil- and kindness and we will recollection .if our visit to nounceable names were examined. could not he learned, were in tha emdren and they were assured of a grand plesaant The location is here for the ploy of a Chicago firm having the conwith husband and father on Ogden. no doubt a of great tract for the construction of tha standFinking ciiy the other shore. it, because you have the facilpipe. They were at work on a swingAt the conclusion of the services about Tbe eperlal train iu which the ing scaffold near the top of the standat the home a fuueral coru-g- e formed ities.'' Allcghsnlina are traveling is made up pipe, about eighty feet high, when one and the remains were taken to the of 10110110 Af the ropea that hold the scaffold efeie!p, cominisaary car lotion depot and were shipped to Wil- and dining car. Every riciail in the broke and the three men fell to the Mors Suicide Particulars lard, where interment will take plarc. make-uConcerning of the train has hceu errana-e- d ground, nil being instantly killed. The decesKfld was formerly sheriff of of New York Editor. for comfort And cnnvciiiemc. r Weber county aud had a great number Knight Harry W. Low rle, chairman of ARR FULL 07 TUB WOODS of frieuds In and around Ogden. Sur- tho commutes who arranged lhe ItinLoudnu. Sept. 2. Regarding the DEER. t grand viving hint are wife ami five daugh- erary of the journey, is a disappearance of C. B. Bpahr, of New ters, most of whom are grown up. master In the business and tborough'y York. E. V Ordway, of Brooklyn, bis A little leaflet bearing this title conunderstands how to make the best dis- traveling rompaniiM made the follow a lot of information to regard tains posal of tha time at tbe command of ing statcim-n- t to the deer, small game, birds and today: SPEEDY DRIVERS tha tourist Wo rventunlly took the steamer fish In tbe Adirondack this fall, and Tha party left Alleghany over the Prince Albert for Dover. We had obARE IR COURT the shooting will betfn nt an early Pennsylvania lines on Saturday, Aug- tained some New York papers ublls Te Evade Killing Lad an Automobilist day. Bend a ust SUth, and have slopped off and vis- crossing tbe chanucl. Mr. Bpahr disstamp to George If. Turns Hia Machine Into a Telegraph THREE HOLLANDERS GIVE AN ited in n number of the larger elites on cussed in a natural manner the news. Daniels, General ltossenger Agent, la Badly Injured. Pole and IMITATION OF A TRIPLE New York Central Railroad, New York, the way. Fast time was nude to Chi- Occasionally he would leave ua for a FLYING DUTCHMAN." and he will Bend you a copy. cago, where the travelera stopped two mlmito or two aud thcif return. We hours before leaving for Omaha. The missed hint soou alter we passed the next elites visited were, Denver. Colo- lightship, not far from Dover, aud Chicago, 8ept 2. In aaving a newsFractured Bicycle Ordinance is Given rado Instituted a search. We in- boy who had run in front of hla auto- PECULIAR CASE OF DESTITUTION. Springs, Salt Ike City and Og Attention by Judge. den. The sir knights have Just reformed lhe captain when we arrived at mobile, Robert E. Fouae ha driven tils New York, Kept. 2. The arrest tof Dover and he began a thorough search machine Into a telegraph pole. Ills left turned from the great Yellowstone vehicle Harriet Barnea In Central park ha a waa broken hla and arm n nuinlieiwhere were of Mr. no for Park, trace found of but days H. Burk way, Frank 8pahr, Frrrmlra and developed a peculiar rase of deailtu-tio- u. and - viewing tbe him. A sailor reported that be had wrecked. reter Bonderbnum, ' three Hollander siient in coaching The woman la 83 yean old, a Illinois of ia the Mr. Fouae of this wonderland. seem president Mr. at grand stern the sights were arraigned before Judge Howell 8pahr standing and saya her parent was stenographer, on and The in la of crusade the air Casing Psusage at oonniany we came time to about the knighls the jus: on the charge iff feat driving. The reside to Toledo, Ohio. Three weeks wtfa Hla visit friend. to hla twiabllvh-e- d with the way keeping but precedents he rejoined lightship, subsequently driver. Frank Frenatra was fined 5. fundn and nlnre in 1871 and In 1578 when two occupied the rear seat. At the north ago she ran out of or twenty-fivdays andtbe others were crusades were made to the old world. Mrs. Ordway and myself! The sailor approach to Rush street bridge the then hu lived to the park, subsisting said he ordered Mr. Rpahr from allowed to go upon suspended sentence. small boy ran In front of the automo- on scraps thrown away by plrknlrker these last two crusades the the stern three different times. Thursday afternoon thews same During bile which waa going too fast to bn When armiled few vagrancy she wu tha of as Alleghany knights three Hollanders made things Inter- reputation end slightly out her band was of enthusiastic travelera slopped. Without hesitation the owner mind famished street and esting on Twenty-fift- h from exposure. and It H to tha sidewalk turned well established. Washington Ave., for fifteen minutes Mlu Barnea ufd she came here a rammed Into the telegraph pole. The In their trip westward from their or so. Giving whips to n little gray until front part of the machine was torn year ago and worked steadily horse attached to n buck board they home state the Allegbanlan have met both occupants were throbw April. When she lost her position. Unand old in away comrades other many cities, aa came up Twenty-fift- h as street feet to procure another, her furniture to the aldewalk. Mr Fouae waa only able soon the horse could run. Sergeant Wilson whomthethey met in former Journey seized for debt and finally she Her husband wu wu and of Injured. slightly renewing arquaintanrerhtp tried to atop them, but they didn't was (bund herself homeless and penniless. in an ambulance. home taken the of arrival pleasurenble. Upon want to see him. Then Officer Tout of to seek the assistance Tbs newsboy ran away without giv- Too proud sir knights nt Ban Franrisro thv Ten Million Dollars Are Put In Amsri-- ' took n hand In the attempt to atop (he , the friendi, she wandered about Central hia name. will beep open house at the Hotel ing Sscurltie tan wild Hollanders, but their only answer Park, finally waa drive by hunger to where- - forty apartments was another cut of the whip. The two Touralne, pick up remnant! of lunches from the been reserved, and will not allow have New of tha 2, York, Agents Fpt. officers then got Into the patrol wagon JESSCO'S HAVE AN OUTIKO ground. of tha .to natives In route the Panama with entrusted any along republic and Driver Layne soon cut circles During tbe three weeks she spent In that Pittsburg's big suburb still vextlns nearly ten million dollars her around tbe flying Dutchmen, and they forget Enjoy Themaelvea at tha Ogden Hot this manner, the woman slept to n prominent place on the map. for their government bnve nearly com has were stopped and placed under arrest. The places and wuhed her Spring personal cards of the members of p etnd their task. The fund Is n part Sullivan, charged . with the party Harry clothing to the lakea at night. The were prepared on an elabor- of the forty million dollars paid by drunkenness, pleaded guilty, but was ate scale. Mr. Erks card Is The Jeasco ball team from Scow-cro- ft mosquitoes bit her lnafrlghtful manner the United states for tbe Panama probably allowed to go upon n promise to go bis one of and Sons' company consisting of and when she wu received at the hosthe most unique ever carried canal.way and get dfunk no more. the pital the doctora sgld the Insects had the Inn to conclave. It to a prize of the enfollowing peraooi was taken to About five millions have been Four boys wars brought before the 8ow-crofcaused serious Injury by their poison. Albert reHot UUh Springs by vested In mortgages on Improved propgravers art and fa printed on n t her plight became know Aa soon judge on the charge of breaking the folded card which tells on whole the Manhattan Island, story yielding erly They were four of the pilgrimage while Ingeniously four and a half bicycle ordinance. Edward Casey, leon Browning, friendi came to her aid. cent. Two millions per out of tea who were arrested last evenconcealing the owner's name under th at . In deporlts in four local trust, com Clyde Brown, George Shorten. WilGuide (to tourist ) Veil, sare. how ing for tbe above mentioned infraction folds of tbe gold embossing. Cha panic drawing three per. cent. Interest li erd Ellla. John Corr and wife, Ilka rldln da camel? of tbe law. Tbe boys were all under The complete roster of the Allegheny about a million has been subject Larson and wife, Mr. Wnngsgnnrd and you and nineteen yean of age aud werent Well, we don't blend very Tourist' Steven Walter Aaron Jackson, wife, is below: for to under given payments improvements It were. You see. ho can do familiar with the bicycle ordinance. It pirty well, William A. Aberll, Dr. John F. Bank-ar- t, construction or contracted for on the Clyde lnyne, William 8teel, Ltira Elwas explained to them by the Judge la worth, Mabel McEwan, Mamie Lucas, with a drink every three week and I Miss Selma Benknrt, Edward Buristhmus. The despoliation of tha i New want one every three mile and they wen allowed to go upon n O. G. of Mrs. ten hue Biddle, not Lixzta Smith, Tlllle Hancock, Lura Yorker. millions the ry, Biddle, Fred malndrr N eon el and promise to obey the law hereafter. Tens IJula Larson, Beekart. John Brxcr. decided Mias upon. Mary been definitely Tnompaon. The payment of fl0.000.000 to PanaBader, Robert Bovard, Carl Baumann. William 8. Brown, Mr Brown, Mias ma was made last May through Every one bad a swim In tha reABOUT EVEN. Sadie Campbell, Samuel Coomb John large banking house her Aa the refreshing water of the eprtoga after How ere you making out In writing men were had' and refresh la which R. Clark. Mr Clark, Mias Harriett public had no pressing need for tha for tha magazine? Clark. Charles 8. Craig, Edmund F. money it was left on deposit, bu then they nil went and spent the reJuat bolding my own. They send me .One In of the evening dancing Erk, Herman Fiechalg, Mr Flerhaig, netted only two per rent., so it waa mainder back aa much aa I send them. Deto mom which O. C. Greenwalt. Henry Gilg. Mr. decided to Invest In Amerlrnn real little incident happened troit Free Pres amusing than aerlou On the way Gllg, Wayne Glltond, Joseph Gilchrist, estate on nond and mortgage. A com Railroad Almoat Robert Grahan, Mias Guttle HUlerich, mission of two was oent to tbla city homo the driver took the wrong road FEATURE OF PORTLAND FAIR. ' Western Pacific Mias Tilly Hillerich, John Hanley, from Panama and store June 1st hare and kept craning for town until nil .Ready to Build Road to Utahs nt once he came to a bridga that waa Mr Hanley, R. T. Haley, Hoboken, accomptlahed their task. Junction City. Portland, Ore., Sept. 2. That there F. Hunneil, Mr Hunnell. W. Commissioner Arias says It is ex- Impassible and not nblo to get arroa Pa.; be government mint in full operwill to turn around ation nta tha Lewis and Clarke exposiSan Francisco, Sept 2. That the UKalmeyer, Mr KMmeyer, Edward pected Internal revenues, taxes and Im- they were compelled To out cf their retrace and get step , B. one sort Keag-gyand another, and the tion le the aaaurance give President ports of Western Pacific Railroad le nearly Kunberger, Harry Kreps, J. were to line tho go Mr obliged they Han-will auffice. William Kent. 11. Goode, by Secretary Shaw of Keaggy, the cptoms receipts together ready to undertake the construction of W. nearly back to tbe Spring Lowrle, Mrs. Lowrle, Ivor M. Iiw-rt-e. with the Interest rereived from the In Mr. Bhaw has treasury department. portions of its projected line from this M. W. H. Jack, The Ienlnger. Pitts- vedments made here to keep the gov definitely promised this exhibit. city to Ogden was evidenced In w anvisit of Secretary Shaw to the exposinouncement made yesterday at the burgh; William Lee. Mr Lee, Dfivhl eminent geiag-- . CHAMPION BRONCO RIDER. tion ground Wednesday had tba eflocal offices of the company to the Morrison, Mr Morrison. Theodore A. WILL ASK FOR DIVORCE. Motheral, Scott B. McFerlantf. effect that Us agents have been 2. Hurry fect of gaining hla sanction to the esCheyenne. 8ept Wya, Joseph A. Null, Dr. W. F. of the mint. Tha mint will to secure the necessary operBrennan, of Sheridan, was today do- tablishment Suttervllle. Pa.; W. L. Reel. Badelaler, Saxony, Kept. 2. Invest! be an native exhibit and will he placed broncho of ating material for this gigantic task. Psalra, ctored winner the riding William 8. Roe. Mrs. gallons pursued to behalf of the former contest for the worlde procseaea of making money Representatives of the company have Fairmont, Ind.: championship wherebethe Shook. Oscar Schulze. Mr viewed by all. The plant will guardians of Princess 1 xinlse of may celegone Into the Eastern market for Roe, Walter nt Frontier tbe day Cheyenne e Addle Sc Misa mornMies who Schulse, hulze, escaped Tuesday twenty freight engines, 200 ballast The second prise waa awarded be complete In every detail and tha that after securing her bration. Schulze, HeilrV Schulxe, mra. V. ing. show cars, two ballast spreaders, two balThad Sowder, of Denver, twice winner coins at ruck off will be transformed l Mias she intends C. Shenkel, seeking Maggie Stelnml.'ler, liberty, from gold bullion as it cornea from the last unloaders and a line of fist, box of the championship bell, William A. Selling, Mrs. Selling. H. n dlWirce with the purpose of marrysmelter and gondola cam. belt. championship Matasich-KeglevltA. F. Count Hchwerd. Mrs ing lileul. Hlnre It would not be practicable to it was also learned that Attorney Glen Sample, and Mr. Mr Steinmlller. Dr. make legal tender, tha rotoa will ba CONVICTS ESCAPE, Barnett, who has been In the East for Bchwerd,L. Todd. Tlr NOW. ARE GOOD INDIANS Frank L. Todd. In the form of medal but the same several months In connection with the Frank Taiima. Wash., Sept. 1. Harry percentage of gold and alloy will be financial end of the enterprise, le ar- Howard H. Taylor. Akron, O.: William 81 2 x full blood Chester and W. Weinberg, two desperM. Theobald, Mr Theobald. David B. Rolln, N. D.. Sept. used aa to making legal eagle half ranging for n trip to the Pnciflo const of a number of prominfnt Watson, William 8. Watson, J. W. F. Indiana of tbe Turtle Mountain reser- ate convict escaped from tbe federal eagles and double eagle vation were found dead today toon penitentiary on McNell'a Island this afThe only difference will be to financiers who have become Interested Whit drinking wood alcohol and lemon ex- ternoon. They have been true '1 some design appearing on the coin In the handling of the companys BUTTE CHARACTER 8U1C1DE8 tract and four more are dying. An distance to the woode and bloodhounds bonds. The purpose of their visit will COMMEMORATE SEDAN. Butts, Mont.. Kept. 2. A Miner 'pa- investigation by officials la now taking put on the trail. Both convicts were he to look over the company's tersentenced at Nom minal properties and inspect si much rity from Mails, .Mont., says: Word plare. on Friday from the Berlin. Sept. 2. Sedan day was obas possible of the new overland waa received here near VESUVIUS IN STATE OF ERUPIN THE PADDOCK. served today by a parade of the PotsCunningham ranch, Wagner, that route. n n TION. characdam. and Berlin garrisons, numbering It was reported on good authority at Jackson Trask, committed suicide, lhe Friend Why do you call your new troop the Southern Pacific offires yesterday ter. haswere 2. found Mouiii is Vesuvius boree "War CorresiKmdrnt? The emperor, after the parade, enterNaples, 8cpl. sitting erect in thal several changes are contemplated A. Owner Well, he's deuced expensive tained the dummsndine generals and Ebaugh, with a again in activity. Flames, allies and In the- operating department of the chair by J. foreign gueals nt breakfast. mad. T. K. Jones, who be held the riflp grasped by Hi barrel in the right atones arc rising from il to a consider- and never at the front. Puck. He had evidently placed the muzable height and a wide si ream of lava position of superintendent, of the Tuc- hand. is Issuing from the crater. son division for some time. It in said, zle to bis right eye and pulled the trig Fcr. will shortly succeed R. J. laws, superSALMON ALL PACK OF ALASKA intendent of rhe Sacramento division, RECEIVED. We Tre&t Care en 1 another renort to that G. C. Pratt, WILL PUT RAILROAD LANDS ON MARKET. master mechanic of the road at Sparks. CITXRBK-IM- M Butte. Mont., Sept. 2. A Missoula Portland, Ore., Sept. 2. On the arTmtlM.Ifiiallii. Nev., is scheduled to snpereede H. H. aa Lull Tnak.as. issax St m. Ur-- rr rival of the bark C. F. Sargent about pedal to tbs Miner snya: aa Ktiaar IHMaaaa, Wisaasr TkmMhl Forney In a like position at Sacrabeen 5 Driscoll have from received Advices there to September bay, Alukt, OMuialaM. chrsaia DUmm ar mento. Waaas aaOCMMia Baart nmn. Pacific the pack of Aluka salmon destined to The recent retirement of Assistant the effect that the Northern DltasMs. Chorea, tut Vina' bus). OrefiUtz, Hiskaia. oiriaal Treshre. Skla inGeneral Manager Rank from the North will throw several thousand acres tha Columbia river win have bees ell Mnila M Sh m . 01 laws. be will this year Show le expected to be followed In a of western Montana Tallroad lands on received. The pack a 1 tia Uawna. loa aa Social about 75 per cent of the average owing Twalw. Ooitri (or h( aocll. Stool few days by the resignation ef several the market about October 15th. Wnrre. Tiao Hof Pm salmon during the Owing to the rapij lncrssbs in land to the poor run of other officials of that line who served .. id all Bnart, UlloHf. Iiwnrhlo. Xirrao aad Chruali Diwa first pert of the Maron, bad weaihe.r valuation the comrsny found It necesrnnii under his administration. nt Troatm-Hama men Wrlfo fa Cure These changes will be followed by sary to withdraw thcbs lands from the and trouble between .the cannery Itm UUaHlit If oaaaal raiX and their help.- It amounts to 104.600 liailaa ft the closing of tbe North Shore's gen market last spring in order to 150.000 last year list about cases the street price on and the against Market offires eral The land department has been at and based on last year's prices should consolidation of Ita ticket office with H raamOOr Irmb aar af taa ireaft m of Weeirerea are as Maa aak a neighborhood that of the California Northwestern work on them for months and nil the be worth in theColumbia mare hr lnmM,nan or rsa akea fee are eared. Tmcaade- river the On the been $450,000. claaxiflcalione have practically YOU AS TH FAMOUS VI of faUnu vast agna air aarf. pea Railway, a few doors away. TO TALA TO. 1903 WAIT to Indoread aa. MOW W W AST to CLUB that of bare about will equal be mad pack ORBOMIO Wa skill aar here aa la YOU lariaa oarea. naaareiaediee wtiktie alulae the bulk of tbe III aot Mnri a VK hrpmii Most nil of the land In Missoula to quantity, but nre aaMl Mknmaa the New York, Sept 2. Members of tbe Sana af coliataiy I Weak-frere ho to MMImaaiali a aa emUoa la, the Mankeed. TIU later seamm, atria lent ia the foci waa made is of west owned catch the by city New Tork Produce Exchange have ccmnty arer rirrkoea. Ooaorrbnm, Srrfci.ii, will he V Art mm Id. PI ware, of the Pnwul, Ul.ori held n special meeting to discuss tbe compeny- - Their holdings Include val- it Is etatsd that the qualify vrn rrwnsn or rcucg of mu salmon The dRiniiad fntordorr. ail Inferior. min timber and 1 lightly establishment of n clearing house sys- uable ranch properly, rniVATK UlSKASfcS aid nr Low. rmiaaiaua Bleed Fan wa very light early to tiie summer, a aaie tatia Mima. WSAKFESSF rf mm. ! tem for grain contract Tbe plan now eral land . m. la I of season a aar HOl'RStha Mr the la I Crtalul mil lam the Omri .a; (aimawar. Thle Is thnaiaf but towards In operation on the Minneapolis chamWee fa aeethii aar p laa: f la I; leader aa fcalldari, I a. re. la 1A fit. Lnnls, Sept,. 2. No Olympic run improved and In view or the unall ber of commerce seemed to find most lli STORES & BBS. time rear in SHORES, legal esvlier blurt Sncltllitl. 2482 favor and a committee was appointed games wore hpM at the stadium tee . limit a a extended two to further investigate 1 details. day. e FEARFUL FALL OF PAINTERS u t ed Chl-rag- DEATH OF SPAHR p injured IN SAVING NEWSBOY 8-- e al-m- INVEST MONEY FOR JPANAMA t: -- WILL RUN LINE TO OGDEN a 8axe-Cobur- g, Ly-di- pet-tota- ch. we'1-know- - uri Hr-VO- Weak Men nia w. Pay When Cured. R1ASOX-ABL- 1 cui-M- n crt M-- e wt-eka- I ! I i ' ' i u u 1--1 (M Ktrie-ar- B I ,i |