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Show the MORxnro examines ogdes. utah, Tuesday FOURTEEN EUREKA HOURS ON A WON SECOND Baking Powder CMUIIS 10 ALUM. USCE OR A1KIGIIA Thlrtcen-VaarOl- An Enthusiastic Eahlbition With a Final Score ef Seven to Ten-P- oor Mr. L'allie K. Cave this weeing an delegates lo the leave dilM-rul- e li Ue. H. Ellison, the well known man from Salt take, le a hero. arrival cent William Connors and wife of are trialling Ogden. J. D. Croeawan, hoe Just reached KranrlecOi Ogden 188489789 -7 IMIff JH104- 0 3 0 4 4 U (Hi 0- -10 Eureka Batteries: Ogden, BpUman, Bburl-Ilf- f and Henry; Eureka, Chevrell and re- Heuoaer. Huute-11le- FREICHT WBECK hardware man, here from San 0. Freight at Downio, Idaho, Derailed end Delays Traffic. B. L. There were repealed rumors on the streets lest night to the effect that the train bringing the M. L A. excursion-tot- s down from Brigham was wrecked. evening ncuompanled by The train to bring the excursionists of the heck to Ogden wee delayed eight Ninth Biennial Convention hours by n freight wreck nt Downie, Brotherhood of ln the Idaho, which occurred yesterday afMd iodine norlety to be held facilities of the tnnln N. Y.. ! ternoon nnd taxed themore Buffalo. rlty of than n half for visit will railroad company 1904. They 12bt. dar Sent. line for traffic. to their the on clear Mo., day Si. the Fair at The wreck however wee In the naway hack. ture of n derailment caused by lort Shrp-her- d freight engine Jumping the track nnd At the Cbnrch of the the ad- carrying with It the greater part of a Ihie evening at I o'clock could be learned will be king train. So far journed pariah meetingthe question of this morning after the arrival uf the to order to nmaider on the church excursion train, there wee no kina of electing a pariah houseihe pariah are life, but only extensive damage to the he. All membore of rolling sUxik. be present. to requested PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY. has A degree of PwtoT of Divinity Bev. Samtiel upon conferred been just The representatives of the Hyde the Blair o ft he M. H. church, by Me aima Carbon Portrait Co. of 221 8. W. TemOlilo. of University Northern commencement exer-- ple street, have arrived in town in the maler, at its late Interest of their concern, I lie Hyde i Iocs In July. Carbon Portrait ennipeny of Sett lake late frwnt City. They are offering the public n John Due and John Hoe. and buggy piece of work that Is not only exceedwho left a home r, the hack of ingly hnndeomn but owing lo a secret flir more then five hours were arrested process Invented by Prof. Hyde, their Bmwuing BroV More,to animals end rnrlam portraits are everlasting an lait night for cruelly far their well. B'e would advise the public to required to deposit order their portraits foe Christmas In that way the. from this concern. e at public to sure of getting what they tow a wm night night last want and patronizing home Industry headquarters. No leas Ihan t the same time, as this to n Utah of 1M ind rtlRlBPbM establishment. of Ilty ftrmafta Uhr the HfKD iru relehrathm. The plain drunk Hat was ANOTHER HOUSE BOBBERY varied ly alt offenders who Introduced fighting as change. Residence of A. B. Canfield Entered On account of the delayed peeeenaer Last Night a Short l.lne, trains over the Oregonwee made at up While A. B. Canfield and wife were perlsl of three rare Bingham Uwl evening A and brought absent from their home, 2419 Moaroe 1. ezriirsluntot. avenue, Inst evening, the house was bark part of the M. who reached here at 1:15. burglarized nnd the fallowing valu able taken: A ladles' gold watch, n sold fab chain, n razor, a pair of ruff bullous set with pearls nnd n dollar in silver. The burglars bmkn through a rear members of Ogd door to gain entrance to the limine. At 10:68 the Inmate returned and Council No, 777, K. of C, telephoned immediately to the police will please meet at the A. O. station. Rerpesnt Wilson and 10 oclock Chambers repaired immediatelySergeant lo thu U. W. Hall at arena of tha rohtierv, but the offenders the attend to morning Tuesday had left behind absolutely nothing by whlrh they may he traced, funeral of John Keogh. of the firm of Miller and here lent Veal, of Salt take, arrived wife. bln p C. Miller ciit-of- jw-lic- kl NOTICE. A HARO HITTER By request Or. Duchesne of London, who la lecturing on the New Thought. Policeman Smyth to Equal to th will lecture tonight el the DISTRICT casion. Oc- AND COURT BOOM on Or That OBI err Smyth to a hard BRAINS AND TIIE SECRET hitter Uvture begins whan the occasion CHI1.D TRAINING." demands was deni at 8, and all are Invited. onsi rated at leant to the satisfaction of Richard Haven, who, while rostot Mrs. Lottie Mowroy he returned Ing the oHIeers. at the poller elation directed train her summer vacation and will re- last evening, got a well punch la the neck whlrh sent him open her dreeemnklng parlor. Wed down and out. needay, Sept. 7ih at MI 28th 81. Officer Smyth found several minors at the Diamond saloon and proceeded WANTED A number of qualified to lecture thrin far the offense teachers. Apply at once to 2G2 24th. Hayes, It is said. Interfered endwhen InJ. A. Smith. come so ugly end threatening that the efflrer waa obliged lo lake him lo headquarters. After some difficulty gun w aa taken from him w hen he grew defiant nnd nimeked Oflloer Smyth with the reeifii above mentioned. The following are the arrivals nt tha New York. Sept. S. NotwithstandReed hotel for the lart twenty-fou- r ing the announcement rrom both polihunra: tics! headquarters (hat they would be II. I). Bingham. City: A. C. Albright, closed on Ijihor Day, business waa New conducted at both Utmost the some an Omaha. Neb.; A. Llubciiilial, Yirk: E. E. Kiraart. Ogden: Misa Uiual. Grace Mosley. Ogden: J. . Springer White Earth. Minn., dept. 5 8. I'lirilsud: L. ('. Miller and wile. Sail Lake: Chav. J. Willmlugion. Herki- Wood berry, son of the distinguished Chippewa chieftain mer, N. J.: Tarty WiltmiiiRto.i, Herki-mirN. J.; Ada WillimuKtuu. Ilerki of Minnesota, to dead ills clilt son. Clarence uicr, N. J.; Geo. A. Moore, Sail Imke; aged 45. T. G. Schulte, Sell Lak; J. U. Kelly, Wendberry, who lives in Ran Ssn Francisco; Mia. W. V. Gordin, will ultimately Mliveed to the New Orleans; Miss K. Flash, New titln and chieftainship. F. A. York; G. T. Badger. Pall colon. Boston; W'ui. I., t'nnm.r. wife Clarion. Pa., ijept. 5. George Kaber and son, Huntsville; Wui. Joiu-v- . aged 60. one of Sblppenvllle's weal A. I. Past and wife, Oydcu; thirst elMznn. today shot and killed N. B. larncll. Ogucn: Samuel Blair his wife aud then auhiile, an. I win'. Ogden; Samuel Blair, J.-- . while temporarily insane. N. U. Geo. i. Stilwfll, Ogden; Oji'Jiu: Ft. 1.oute. skpt. 5. Two hundred Mayer, Denver: H. Kaufman, Clm-ago-; W. U. Ellison Salt Lake; W. T. Cary, fareater teams of Ibe Modern Wood t hicago: J. D. Crossiuaii. San Fran- men of America, romprislug a ho ; R. IL Glahn three thousand person have cisco; T. Lugo. gone in and wife. Los Angiles; T. R. Mann. to iinp on the exposition grounds. Ogb-n- ; F. W. Little. Omaha; C. 1L Jannev and wife. Detroit. Mich.: Rev. Set Girt. N. F.. 8pl. j The revol-veS. A. Biair and wife, Ogden: Samuel team msu-h- . fifty open to C. 8. Blair, Or den; Anderson. Pali mam of fire men fromyards, the organic I Wm. Hatfield aid mm, Pall tlona of the national ganrd, army, dike; Lake; L. Wilkuwsky, Aachcli. Ger- navy, marine corps and of any foreign M. ; many J. Preeman, Ogden; K R government waa won A. Leonard. Boise, Idaho: K. C. Balluff, of the National Guard byof Rpiiadrun the ttiatn of Cfclcsgo: George Ogden; New York, with s total of 775 out of a n. flir; Sidnet I). Over i. ( 1..VK). non. Jin burn, liuh; Mrs. R. R. Jpeie. - vn KarhlMiss IT. Jove,.. Ciiy; yr," HAWAIIAN REIH'BLICANR. ti. TV. Hudson, fily; Bhupii-- G Brick and "Hl-DO- RED HOTEL , Frnn-i-Im-- (lit-csg- Cut-off- Em-uber- -- ie--- en I Condition After or Fourteen hours without food drink, stretched out in a perilloue position on a sand board under the trucks of a passenger car; a three hundred-mil- e ride, scarcely changing position although be numbed and stop-Ifieby cold and smothered with dust and trims; this to the record of Harry waif, from Wilson, a thirteen- - ear-olPhiladelphia, who arrived from the west at 9 o'clock last evening. When discovered by employes who were examining the wheels and gearing of the cars, he was thuughi to be dead and Officer Ezra Farr who was at the depot was notified, but by the time the officer had reached the scene the little fellow waa able to talk. He had ridden from Cnrlin, Nev., a distance of 34MI miles since 7 o'clock yesterday morning. When taken to the police nation nnd given n warm supper he was able to tell a story which for endurance, pluck and varied experience, cannot be duplicated in the history of many tbirieen-- ear-olboys In the world. The honesty and slucerily of tlie little fellow, who, though of dlmunUlve unnature, has a bright look and doubtedly full of resource, compells one to beltov him. Last November little Harry Wileon, a child of only 18, started across the continent from Philadelphia to seek Hie father, a machinhie livelihood. ist, had died nine montha before, hie mother one mon.h, and hie aunt, hie sole surviving relative, two weeks before. He bad fifty cento in hie pocket nnd succeeded in rnaxiug his way to ban Francisco by eeuuig papers at the various Low us along tne route and stealing hie way v train whenever he could. He ari.ked in San Franctoco early ia the spring havTng crossed the continent iu the deed ot winter provided himself with meals, except on several occasions when ho went without fur two and three days, aud protected himself from the cold euffi' cieuily to maintain his health. He had 12.83 in bis pocket when he arrived on the coast, being L76 richer than when he staried. By bis efforrs selling papers, doing errands nnd Jobe on faints end other places lie maintained himself in various parte of California until about n month ago, when he decided Uie east was n seller place for n little boy and started back lor Philadelphia. Hr reached Lake Tahoi two weeks ago, where he remained a week and was given f9.60 by sympathetic railroad nicu. He worked liu way eastward lo Wkuieniucca day before yesterday, sometimes riding the blind baggage, sometimes the brake beams, eumeiiniea the sand boards. Yesterday morning early he found whet ho considered to be an exceptionally outy place end stuck tenaciously to it with out food or water or change of poeP lioji for fourteen hours. Many of the things revealed hy the little waif have a pathetic touch, but show throughout the UUIe fellow s persistence and pluck. When asked if the braknmen ever put him off, be said, "Whenever they find me, and that's at every eiatioa. "Do you get hungry often? "Sometimes lor 8 and sometimes days. 1 served three days once in San Francisco. "What do you do when yon get sick?" "1 take n kind or n ter which breaks up a cold and makes me well la n day or two. l am sick more than two days." He tells this pathetic story of his mother health: "Mother wasn't strong, eud when she used nil the money fallit--r left she tried to take ia washings and broke down. Aunt died two weeks after and I was left without a home." "Why are you going back east? I couldn't sell papers in San Francisco without a union card. The boys used lo lend me one and when I couldn't get one 1 had to quit work." "What are you going lo do now?1 "I want to go lo work. 1 would rather drive In cowa. I drove up cows for a man In California for mv board. Hilt I will do any kind of work if I can make a little money." d y , tie Bey Taken Off Hare Hie Long Ride. Ogden went down to defect for the second time before the Eureka team at Eureka yesterday afternoon by the score of T to 111. A fair eised crowd sew the gene and there was enihua-iasto spara. The Ogden team as a whole played belter ball than In Sunday's game, la yesterday's game Eureka mane all her rune In tb Ural five Innings wilh Spilinan in the box for the Ogden boys He had his off day and ShurtUff waa submit u ted with the result that the last fuur innings Eureka woe shut out. The Eureka diamond la a miserable excuse for e ball ground. It aaa for the Ogdon buys to got on to the ley of the ground. Following to the score by Innings: p. Monel Mia d in Unconscious Diamond Made it Difficult ter Heme Team. Pries Bakins Pander Co. E. E. Rtewsrt of tbABlmmonsHsrd-rircompany, ia is Ogden with WAIF ARRIVES HERE AFTER RIDING THREE HUNDRED MILES ON CAR TRUCKS. GAME OGDEN PLAYED BETTERTHAN SUNDAY, BUT EUREKA PLAYED BETTER THAN THAT. Made of pure cream of tartar, it safeguards the health of the family. It SANDBOARD GAME CREAM o. FUNERAL RUSHMER BFJBS. September morning, Large Concourse ef Friends Fay a Last Tribute. Funeral services were held over the remain of Mrs. J. t. Kushmer at The M. E. church at 3 o'rlwk yesterday afternoon, Rev. Samuel Blair, presiding, after a preliminary prayer having been offered over ibe remains at he family residence at 2669 Madisou avenue. The Misses Uw Mitchell and IjoiiIs Smith and the Jleseers Johnson and Smith formed a quartette whU-rendered some beautiful selections. Mrs. Allison sang Dry Those Tears. Rev. Samuel Blair spoke at length from the text She Hath Wrought a Good Work." Referiag lo the life work of tke dm cessed he said: She wee converted early In life and at once united with the rbun-h- . In aabbnth schools she wee n successful teacher, her time having been employed In developing end building up the character of the young. She was what every Sabbath school teacher should be, a careful, thoughtful student of the word. In the Sabbath echoed room today, on the blackboard, there to sdtl a song, the words of which were written by her own hand a few weeks ago. The words of that song are characteristic of her character. "Yon may help a load to lighten as yon go, aheddlng smiles the way to brighten, as you go'" And that to Just what she did during her life. She helped to hear the burdens of others, and to smile away the clouds which sometimes darken our lives. She was an active member of the Epworth League, and there she wrought a good work. She had a great Influence over the young and will long be remembered by them. and she She waa a born mush-tonrealized and lived true to the conviction that her glfte were She was every way qualified for a higher life and a larger field of usefulness and so God called her unto , I e, 1901. abort i First race, steeplechase. course Good nd Plenty won; Georgia Pin second; Captivation third. Time, Second raw. Balling, five nnd a half!r Merry Lark won; Trama-toforking third. Time, Gilpin second; SPORTS (Continued from Fag 3) f PORTLAND. Portland, Ore., Sept. 6. Result: First race, five and a half Young Pepper won; Sue Christian second ; Tom Hawk third. Time, fur-lon- gi 1:09 12. 8erond rare, five furlongs Riteful won; 8tr Duugal second; Vince third. Time. 1:03. Third race, five furlongs Rose of Hilo won; Double T. second; Lady Rica third. Time, 1:02 Fourth race, six furlongs C. Schwei-ae- r won: Hurbano second; Lady Kent third. Time. 1:13 Fifth race, seven furlongs, handicap Gatewat won; Instructor second; Cerro Santa third. Tlrn 1:27. Sixth race, mile Anvil won; Dng Martin second; Badly Vaed third. Time, 1:43. Seventh rare, five nad a half furlongs Eldred won; Esiraza second; Algaretta third. Time, 1:09 8. 8-- 4. 81IIIS LABOR JUDGE cond race, six furlongs Debby May won; Ingolthrlft second; Flyer 1 third. Time, 1:15 Third race, mile nnd 20 yards Miss Betty won; John Doyle second; The . Hebrew third. Time, 1:45 4. Fourth race, the Liberty handicap, 2. Sheepshead testants: ances for EYE AUTUMN EXCURSION NORTH, SATURDAY, SEPT. 10TH. Via Oregon Short Lino to Utah nnd Idaho points. Cheap rates, long limits. See agents for particulars. OPTI- EXAMINA- TIONS. Let us examine your eyes FREE OF CHARGE, and we will leave the result with you, to Judge for your self, if we have not gives yon bolter ytoion we won't expect you to order glasses Dance at SoutHwells Hall Every Wednesday and Saturday Evening, Beginning Wednesday ept. 7. J. S. LEWIS & Cara After Dance. JEWELERS AND first years, We have equipped our CAL PARLORS with tho mosi modem machines nnd appli- 1-- IN OGDEN 14 1:4 1-- After the program iu tha pavilion thers were sports for nil in the open air. The various events were hotly contested and furnished excitement nnd amusement for tha Immense crowd present. Following to n list of prise winners nnd prizes won by tha various conrace, under Ma-fal- 1--2. (Continued from pegs five.) Boys' yards Baster won: Taby Toes third. Ti. 2-- SHEEP8HEAD BAY. i, 70 second; 14. Fifth race, mils and an eighth Mainspring won: Pathos second, John MeGurk third. Time. 1:56. 8ixth race, five nnd n hsif furionn purse Fruit won: Arli-n1:07 4 3. serumi-- ' ' n Dameron third. Tip. l;dg 1.4. Third race, the Sapper, five and half furkmgs Agile won; Hnndzsrrn second; Bedouin third. Tine, 1:061-6- . CHEAP RATES TO SALT LAK1 Fourth race, the Ocean handicap, CITY, SEPT. 7TH A ITH. mile Dainty won; Alan A. Dale second; Dullv Spanker third. Time, 1:39. The Oregon Short IJn. m Ml, Fifth race, six and n half furlongs City for $i;o' Auditor won; Dapple Gold second; tickets to Salt Lake round trip good to return Sept. loth. Major Pelham third. Time, 1:20 Sixth race, mile and n half on turf Outcome won; Short Hose second; THE OGDEN STATE BANK was Garnish third. Time, 2:35 the pioneer in fumiahing it -- era with the little Homo Savinas ST. LOUIS. Banks. Any ono desiring to opn savings account will be furnished a St. Louis, Sept A Delmar sumbank free mary: First race, four and a half furlongs, purse Col. Simaon won; McJetta second; Ethel Pride third. Time, :56 YOU BE THE 1-- New York, Sept. Bay summary: mil and prixe, pocket knife; second prise pock- CO. Arthur Benjamin, first; OPTICIAN!, Jessie Long, second. Girl's race ' under 14 years, first second prize four handkerchiefs; Francis Himself. prize: two handkerchiefs. Rev. Charles Noble folkiwed with a Smyth, first; Ada Abbott second. Sack rare for Iwya under 14, fl.00. few remarks expressive of sympathy and bringing a word of sympathy Jeie Long won. from the Epworth League tad the Egg race for glrla. one sandwich Sabbath acbool. tray and cup. Grade Evans won. H. Man with the largest foot, George The floral decorations were Among them were tender MuGrou. For the largest union family on tha expressions of esteem anl love from Cor. Grant and 24th the choir, the Epworth League, the grounds, one ton of coaL Mr. nnd Sunday school, the Ladle's Aid society, Mrs. Joseph Young, aix children. WE WILL TAKE YOU THERE AND ll union men; Foot race, the congregation and numerous piece first prize, pocket knlfa; second prize, BRING YOU BACK, IN THE EASIEST by personal friends. match safe. F. B. Reasler, first; Bart RIDING AUTOMOBILE IN OGDEN. Pent, second. For beat union baby girl under one year, gold ring. Mr. and Mr. CL J. Hansen's Best union baby boy under one year, gold ring: Mr. and Mrs. Robert COMFORTABLE Knights Templar Reedy for Opening gtorie. umone Umbrella race for ladles, of Conclave Today. THINGS TO HATE brella. Mrs. G. E. Biddle. waa contested In war of The tug best 6. The The local Baa Francisco, Bept. way to gel them to to four battles by save your money nnd put It la eommiltre of the Knights Templar to- three bard fought teams. The first contest between the the savings department of ths night checked off Be entire list of vis- blacksmiths and I earns ter resulted Iu iting commanderlce. the tost to arrive the In maters. tea ihe for We put up a liquid that victory being 8t. Aldamer of Missouri and Or- second Bank contest between the electrical iental of Ohio. A few California stone killer. the masons, is stone a nnd workers have yet to report, but they Tha two winare scheduled to be here In the morn- masons were defeated. were matched for tho final teams ning In tima for the great parade ample ing tomorrow. Today was one of great trial, the electrical workers carrying off the prise of $15. activity for the reception committees A large number of contestants enend the Sir Knlghu detailed for esthe Jar breaking contest, Mrs. tered cort duty. Train after train brought Chester winning the afternoon Arthur tired but cheerful Templars and their ladles, and the uniformed visitors were coffee service. Mrs. A. Bugera drove three spikes escorted to their various quarters to The Druggist the accompaniment of patriotic nuitic in 34 seconds, winning n silver boh bon In the null Among the arrival today were the dish over eight competitors driving contest. following'. There were half n dozen contestants Allen No. 20, Pennsylvania; Boston W. J. In the union ladles' race. Mrs. No. 2, Mmsaachuaeits; Chicago, No. 19, oneset won first prize, Bowse Illinois; Central No. 86, New York; Mrs. 8. Jumper won secCyrea No. 10, Alabama; Coeur De- of vases; nnd pitcher. Leon, No. 34, Maeaachueetta; Corinth- ond, n sugar bowl Miss Dlnnn Brown won first prize ian Chaasenr No. 33, Pennsylvania; satisfaction becaune It la froa of race, Coeur DeLeon No. 17( Pennsylvania; In the single ladles' alock, properly fat, healthy won Stevens Lizzie Mellta No. 6N, Baldwin, 11; No. 22, and gloves, nnd Miss slaugkilled at our n hter house, nnd Immediately bang Denver Club of Colorado; El Monte. second prize, fan. won the prize Mrs. May Shoemaker In our largo refrigerator, when Utah Knights Templar; Grand racer foot Florida of Florida; Kadoah offered for tho fastest it ia Thoroughly chilled before Read w what nnd havs to Indies say. to the market, thaa .o. 20, Pennsylvania; Kansas City among the married union delivery Two 85.00 coupon hooka given away na to serve you wltb reNo. 10, Missouri; Mary No. 30, Penn- wn awarded n set of silver spoons. The tost event, the fat mans race, every week. frigerated meat nt all line. sylvania; Mount Vernon No. 73. Pennconsiderable amusement nnd With every we give package sylvania; Grand Commander of Min- elicited who received one ticket A. E. WEATHERBY nesota; Mellta No. I, Oregon; , Sir was won by Earl Poulter knife. With every 60 cent package we give Knights of New Jersey; Oregon No. n pearl handled pocket Wholaaale and Retell Butchen two tlcketa, and so on according to the 1, Oregon; Ottawa No. 10, with Grand OODXX 2468 Wash. Ave THE RACES. Commander of Illinois; Hammond No. is of tho package. beThe shades of night had fallen 41, Indiana; Oawngo No. 7, Kansas ; Save these coupons. They are money. Pilgrim No. 11, Pennsylvania; Read- fore the races were over nt 'Wasatch Drawing will take place- - each MonTTT afternoon. CarNo. South 42, yesterday Driving park ing Pennsylvania; olina No. I ; St. Adelmar No. 18. Mis- There wars a number of good events day. We want your trad. You Want souri; St Bernard No. 63, Illinois; hut interest lagged owing to the fact School Children's Vermont Frisco Club, Vermont; Ivan-ho- that such long waits were made be- "BEST WORK." Business grows bettor ovary day. No. 24, Wisconsin; Marion No. 34, tween races. EYES Ons customer tells another about our A good sized crowd went out to see Kentucky; Grand Coromandery of Nebraska with Ml. Calvary No. 1. the races but before they were over wonderfully fins work nnd no tha good Examined free A notable event waa the coming of hardly a corporal's guard waa left news spreads. dilaYon may depend vpoa it asaslbla the Right Honorable The Earl of Elis- Not having the authority. lo fine were the Judges don't send folks Before school open I want their work ion, the moat eminent and supreme tory drivera or riders, V,Y thorn be prompt In hero Just because they like ue. Wo make to to teat the y unable master of of Great the Priory grand d events. One havs lots of friends, bat friendship child In Ogden that haa savEngland and Wales and of the depen- pulling off the different m left he In count as Com remark to doesnt nnd was ws beard fsetivs business, dont person eyesight. dencies of the British crown. When the Earl's special train arrtv the grounds: "Such monkeying ns this ,waiit It to. ings If possible. want to races in Ws In ns Ogden you tend all Interest kill will work your ed four mounted troops of Templars it pays you to do so, nnd It and two on tout stood ready to receive unless something is don to pull off berauae RUSHMER, MAT NOT BE EXECUTED. pays na to havs you. events In n snappy manner." him. Of the old favorites on the track. 8412 Aa Earl Easton's car drew up to the STEAM OGDEN LAUNDRY Mazatlan. Mexico, Sept. 6. Governor Expert Manfg. Optician, Nigger Boy was perhaps in the best Wash. Ave. Canedo has notified Louis Kaiser, station n committee representing the form.' His time of 2:21 2 for one th 51 Phone 174 American consul In this city that the Grand Master and California comma- mile made yesterday is the best he 437 comfollowed citizens' the nder, by preliminary trial of Herman Torres. mittee. filed abuard the car and were has thus far made. Fidel Carrasco and Fram-lscFollowing are the events nnd the Castro, for the murder of Clarence Way aed received by the distinguished visitor winners of the saute: Edward Latimer, the Americans shot In the front section of hie car. They Half mile dash: Francis C. first; at Aguas Calientes, Sinaloa, has been were introduced by Past Grand Com- Nick H. second. Time, 1:12 Keulien As H. mander Earl the Llloyd. concluded and the cess turned over to Half mile dash: Queen R. Ural: stepped amiling toward his carriage Altamunt the Stale authorities. second: Pearl R. third. Torres, who the buret Into band aud melody, lively wee the Alrede of Agues . Calientes. This race three' bent 1:10 Time. with music moved the spirited cortege ordered Ihe arrest of Way hy the two in Us course to the head- out of five. forward deputies doing the shooting. U to not One mile dash, best three In five 99 at Ihe Palace Hotel, yet known what punishment will be quarters Julia A. first; Nigger Boy secheats: The reception of thia meted out to the men, hut It to not delegation ond. Time. 2:21. from arroes the sea was more replete believed they will be executed. One half mile running race: Sax bv sue- -' with ceremonial than that of a;iy other John Mack ay second; Sleeping drat; Our painless extracting" by. our new method I a pronounced of the visitors to the conclave. MYSTERIOUS DEATH. Tom third. Time. .53 Tonight Ihe visitors enjoyed the varcss as ths following patients have testified mile running race In the ious drills, concerts nnd entertainHeal lie. Sept. 5. Frank ft. Steventhere were five enhorses saddle for ments provided for their amusement, tries. son. a Mkmnkeeper at Smiqiialmle. Chas. N. GIddlng, Drugs'1 Roily crossed under Ihe wire Wn.. wee found dead In a room over one uf the nunu popular proving in 26 seconds with Pert second and Shurtliff. Stirling Chinese one actors Chinese at his saloon last night with a bullet bole play hy Claybank third. Will Moran. through his heart. Although H is be- of the local play houses. lieved hy eome that he committed suiMr. E. Hall. The contest for the next triennial NANNIE TOUT CONCERT. cide on of ill health, it can not conclave to already on In earnest, Ihe , Mrs. Lucy Btevsna. he explained bow the revolver with Sir Knights from Chicago and Nrw in concert last The given Mr. evening Eddington. Harry which he was shot was found on York having laum-betheir canvasses the Tabernacle by Ogden's own NanMr. Ellis, (Standard dresser six feet from him. in behalf of I heir respective cities. nie Tout, and a ptefced chores of 10 Mr. John Butler. success. The a was voices, grand KLECTRIC1ZE ENTIRE LINE. Mr. Chas. McCarthy- was without fillsd. being building CLIFFORD W1IIP8 FREDERICK. an with crowded, appreciIntelligent, Mexico City. Sept. 6. The Mealca, audience that waa generous with rMr. Thoms Burdltt, i alls ay. known as "The Great Falls. Moot., Sept. 5. Jack ative Q.ron'sUvrn," Nannie's its applause. tinging boa Mr. Wygsnd Smith. the oldest railroad of the republic, Clifford of California, disposed c hereIn columns reviewed these been purpose, if consent ran be given by Fredericks of Buffalo, In tke Mr. Albert Peterson. to o that It is enough tofore. say the Guidon office, to elertrirlze the enround of what was to have Miss Hazel Hunt nightingale. Ogden tire line from this city to Vera Cm. twenty round fight tonight Clifford that In this young Miss Mabls Spencer. The system Is the trolley system and won by a clean knockout with a swing has n einger of whom she might well be proud. Mrs. Montgomery. It is estimated that the company will on the Jaw. In Ihe fourth Clifford The chorus. "Hail Utah." by Albert. save (500.1)00 a year on coal was knocked down by a wild swing on renthe solar plexus and was almos Ylsettl.InNannie's instructor . was dered pleasing style by a nicked New York. Sept. 6. The reply to the counted out. chorus under the direction of Squire Is'est demand of the elevated employCoop. es upon the luterhomiuh roads as to Che Kou. 6. Advices from as Nannie receive I Such ovation the rat of wages and hours of lalmr. Port Arthur Sept. mv (hat following the from the audience would turn many lerrlffc bombardment of Ihe fortress an older girl's head, but not so with for the live rtsjs ending Sepiemher 1 hi Ogden girl, for she ij the li"ls of Japanese bodies were r same,young sweet, unaffected Nannie tha moved by the Chinese under orders went swav from hero four years sgo. given tv the Fort Art hitr authoiiite a . jfcffiaaaLJS!UiWLtoJi God-give- et knife. Automobiles For Rent L. mag-nlflra- Becraft, frea-tor-n- KNIGHTS ARE GATHERING BEDBUG POISON Ogden State Large Do Wo 25o Wm. Driver OUR MEATS GIVE - MONEY ! Pr $10.00 Com-mamle- ! FREE nt r J. T. 1-- The Chicago Dental Co. Best Set Teeth $8.00 1-- one-fourt- h.i 347 24th Street J OGDEN -- , I - - - - UTAH |