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Show TITF, . CHINESE DAY IN POLICE COURT THIEVES 0 IV Vit large A pbw MAKES HIS DEBUT AS COUNSEL FOR ONE PARTY. HEARING one which wm ARE BOUND OVER TO ANSWER TO A CHARGE OF GRAND LARCENY. Griffin of the produce Una of Their Bonds Are Placed at $50S Each Griffin went seat yeater-.twiihie wife and oldeet eon, Pending Trial. .5h for n few week, vidt to f g,a world' fair, Thomas Adams, Henry Hill sad issued Charles Ashton, charged with grand Building permit hive been Morp. larceny, appeared before Judge Howell n.y. H. Birker for iwo fifth street for preliminary examination, but as trick dwelling on Twraty N. they waived examination were bound md Monroe avenue, cost 4,000. J. . reeldence on over to the dletriri court in the 'sum trilard : of 500 bond each. avenue end Twenty-sevent- h j b t torbrfi:k tout . I2.W0- - Arthur L, Leuder ha returned from Nevada, where he has been time In the interest of the aorne hr start meil service. Mr. louder will September California, Alameda. hr 1 to marry and bring his bride to rt'sh. Mr. Lauder contemplates takifor at ng up a residence in Ogden least a year or two. There is an interesting exhibit In the window of B. G. Knoth's drug ntore of the courses of study given by Correspondence International th arhool of Scranton. Pa. Much of the Reno, drawing! illustrative work nc., was done by tbs Ogden student mechanical NO MARKETS CHANGESJjj ALL SUPPLIES REMAIN FIRM AND STEADY. Seasonable Edibles Are Presented in Abundance. school. of th OF THE OTDME RUJ PI The three parties mentioned are the morphine fiends who stole a box, containing ladies' gloves, etc, belonging to Last A Thomas, from bebln Fred M. Nye's place of business. The goods were found In their shack on Hudson avenue. Since they were arrested they have been curtailed in the use of morphine and their appearance shows a decided improvement as n result. e taunt Tims Enjoyed by the Mem-ber- s Order. of th crowd Urge jolly, Woodmen enjoyed themselves st tbs of the World smoker held In the K. of enp hall Thursday. The evening's tertainment waa Under the direction of the log rolling committee, consisting of shout a dosen members The primary object of the emoker wu the increasing of ths membership of ths lodge by presenting before the visiting guests the advantage of the order. There was a large crowd of the member of th order In attendance, and in addition many Invited guest took part In the entertainment. The good-natur- A arranged was program The market la Arm and steady. Thera are no changes, whatever, over the prices quoted last week. Oysters have juat pul In aa appear-aacin some of the markets. Ths are quoted at 70c succulent bivalve per quart California grapea are In market at 15c per pound. Following are tbs market's ruling prices: ft Celery. 5c n bunch. Egg plants, 5o each. Utah melons, 6e to 20c, pries depending on slse. Cantaloupes, 6c np. Utah peaches So n pound. Utah pears Sc n pound. Utah plums Se a pound. Utah apples 3c n pound or 75e to (1.00 par bushel. Bummer squash Be per head. Utah sweet corn 16c per dosen ears, .Utah fresh beans, 5c per lb. New Utah cabbage is In market and Is quoted st 2c n pound. New Utah potatoes are In market and are quoted at 20 pounds fur 25c. Utah cucumbers, 4 for 5c. Utah fresh pass are sailing at be Im- entirely promptu and wss successfully carried out. Judge Howell talked very end In addition speeches were given by Ur. Condon, James Macbeth, T. C. Morris and others. A number of pleasing vocal and instrumenof tal selection were given by some ths visitor. All In nil the smoker more enter-iilnlng- ly . fulfilled ths expectations of the committee who bed It In charge. Others will be given In the near future. thta : n pound, Utah encumbers 10c per doses. Beet sugar Is now 10.65 per sack, 12 lbs for 11.00. Cane sugar 16.75. Hooper cheese sells for 17 2 esat 1-- n pound. Swiss chess GREEN CORN. HOW TO SERVE b s hotel la New York which ytan has been famous for It green tore, sad in the season It serves np from 5,904 to 1,000 ears a day. An old pegra from the south has charge of this dspsrtmhnt, . end he. accounts for the popularity of ths corn as follows:.1 always boll green corn In soft ever, without any salt, and with the husks oh. It Is n woeful mistake to strip all ths husks from the corn boiling It. 8 till, It Is rooked that wty In eight out of ten private houses la New York, and in n majority of the hoteb sad restaurants. I never remove the husks before serving the corn m s requesF to do so cornea down Hh the order. Patrons who like to be sure that the corn is wall boiled in ths hushs although n man who knows anything about corn can tell at n glinre ask to have the corn sent to the table In the husks and see them removed by the welter. I select short, white, dose grained ears, and will take aims other. In the esm for rooking I do notpreparing roughly of the outer husks to remove thsstrip aI75 Wog between them and the corn. I wndls It gimtly. After brushing and riosing up the inner huaki I tie them t the ends I have ready several large . moldron of water not boiling bnt actually a trab-olboll. Into these I thrust the ears rera (wording to their slie. Large tosld he boiled twenty minutes, Medium-sized ears are Joager. tlf rooked In 15 " '? "hW minutes Isminutes. From quits long roough tor small ears." There . Tor 25c and 29s. Eastern cheese, 20 cents. VJHj" Eggs sell for 25c a dosen. Lemons, 21c to 25c per dosen. High patent flour sells for 22.25 per hundredweight; straight grade for Coni oil sella for 25 cents n gallon, Ranch butter, 20c. Oranges, from 26 to 50 cents n doa-a- - bo-fo- re un-le- THE CORRECT METHOD. I - vnPfk yo11 ra,l, b Pleasure out of cotisge?" 2"tented it and home. Purk. - i stay-- t drsughi." No, I call Punch. it sitting MONEY $1 uiy 0.oo ? ; thTpiSL011 Drill11"" day. Coupo,o- w111 preij w give Package ws give tots, They are mousy, toko Place each Mon-- ,,"BEST,WORytr towi FREE ksge ton of ! hat ws have to say Coupon hooka given away ticket? - trtdc Tou Md Bananas, 20 cents n doses. Eastern spring chickens are selling for 22ye a pound. Hens, 17H cents. Utah spring chickens, 25o a lb. Halibut. 16c; flounders, soles and cents n pound: smalts sell for 12 striped base, 17 2 cents; salmon 17 2 Cock-taile- d salmon 20c and cents. 25c per lb. Crabs 26c and 30c. Lobsters 12c per 1-- 2 1-- 1-- Lard retails tor lie a pound. Pickled pigs tost, three pounds for 21 oontBe Pickled lambs tongue. 40 cents n doe Beef Ida, 11 eents par pound Beef ribs, sets 9o per pound. Rib reset, 12 2 cental Veal breasts, 12 2 cants. Sirloin steak, IB cents. and porterhouse steak, 17 eents. Round steak, 12 3 eents. Chack steak. 10 eents. Rib boiling beef, 7 eents. Beef shoulder clods, 10 cents. Rump roasts. 10 to 12 3 cents. Loin and rib pork chops, 17 1 cents. Whole pork Idas, 11 easts n pound Yeal necks, 10 eents.' Yea! cutlets, 15 12 and 171-- cents. Sliced ham, 20 cents. Bdled ham, 30 cents. 1-- 2 1-- 1-- 1-- Eastern ham 16 to 17 1-- Breakfast bacon, 17 2 and 20a . Sausage. 12 2 cents. Dry salt bacon, 16 cents, eents a pound. pickled pork. 13 Home cured breakfast bacon, 16a Chopped suet, 12 2 cents. Pork sausage 12 2 cents cents Hamburger. 12 The price In each Instance Is by the 1-- . so ths 1- -2 pound. Jlmothy hay, loos aella for $1101 per ton. Timothy baled, 70c a hundred, klfalfn baled. 00c a hundred. Alfalfa hay, loose, 1100 per ton. Wheat $1.70 per hundred. Oats $1.40. Whole corn, $1.60. Cracked corn, $1.65. Cracked barley $1.40. ' Barley, $1.30. Rye. $1.00 per hundred. hundred. $1.20 Bran and aborts per Shorts alone. $1.20 per hundred. London, Sept. 0. Sir Thomas Lip-to- n leaves England the end of September for St. Louie, where he probably will lm the guest of David R. Francis,' 'president of tbs exposition. AHEAD OF THE BUNCH. OF UTAH WILL NOT FIGURE IN 5TATE CAMPAIGN THIS YEAR. HE PLEADED GUILTY THURSDAY TO A CHARGE OF BATTERY, Hsrry Moss Will Plead to Charg Nest Tuesday Morning. National Organisation Thinks it te Havs State Ticket Witli Such Few Vote at Were Cast Here. William Thm ft-- jr lug-lin- m SiK-eil- w'-;- aii-u- every GHOSTLY ARMY lf ..... d - Telegraph Notes. Sept I. The Rev. Dr. Qeorge Lorlmer, of New York, pastor of the Madison Avenue Baptist church, who died at the Hotel Regina here yesterday, had been suffering from an affection of lungs with nric cosiplicstlons. Sea Girt, N. J., SopL . Ths U. 8. Marine corps, second team, won the skirmish team match with a total of 413. DEMOCRATIC letter. Da via, R. L Roark. C. M. Dee, Bill Elliott, Dr. J. M. Reid, Elliot B. Rtnddard. E. J. pick. L. L. Fletcher. A. J. Fletcher. Chsa STATE 8nider. D. 4. Snedlker. C. D. Rtrayer, C. W. Smoot, W. M. CHAIRMAN Fox, Chae. A. Freeburg. Gus Fowler, Rev. E. O. Knead, K. C. Seaton, 8. J. Gramm, Bob Sheridan, 1. R. Graham, R. J. Gibson, Love Btepana, Mlcettl Gardner, 8 cantor Shipman. C. W. Hub!, Dr. C. K. Turner, Jneeph Hamilton, Hugh ' Trigg. Thoe. Thompson, C. W. Highland, John : . Berlin, Sept. I. Th admiralty haa ordered two new tank steamers to lie Hawkins, Mr. sod Truman, Fred built at Kid. They are to supply peMrs. Geo. Twist, j.arry A. troleum as fud to German warships. Howarth, Roger (.Thompson, George OH as a subsidiary fuel has already Janie VHnyannio Hill Hughes, battlean on successfully been used Vislaavljevlc Johnson, A. B. ships that the government designs us- Jike, Fred Vijo fuin the , ing It in larger quantities White. Kd. Kern. Irven, ture. 2 lettera Wataon, Clell K. J. Wenner, Edgar B. Kehrer, 9. Mrs. Henrietta Keivcr. Wm. New York. Rept. C. Wllwin, George Davidson, a wealthy widow of this city, Lee, John R. who disappeared last Monday from the LADIES' LIST. home of friends whom she was vidt-ln- g Amis. 51 n. L. T. Mitchell Miss Effie in Buffalo, has returned to her Brown Mrs. MrKowen, Miss home. When she vanished in Buffalo Bailie Calvin a letter was found which led to the be- Butterfield, Mins Meyers, 51 is lief that, she had jumped over Niagara Rose Daisy. falla. and search had been under way Cause Martha Nelson, Mrs. Annl In the hope of recovering her body. Kith ball Patterson, Mrs. her The woman refused to explain Helen M. 2 lettei Mis Jesnie Cody, mysterious letter. Camklon, Mins Ma Pickett, Mrs. Ixivln Miss Clara Rusriaar. Miss A. New York. Sept. 0. Important ad Craner, Mary Ryan, Susan Mr. Eakin, ditions to hla thoroughbred establish Mrs. C. HSmlth, Miss Lois on, Cro-ker, ment have been mads by Richard Harris, Mrs. T. C. South. Mrs. Maggie says s Herald dispatch from Lon Mra Howell. Mr. A. E. Thoms don. At the Doncaster sales he had Ham-ork- , Mrs. 8u Estella purchased for $16,000 a half brother, Wilson. Mrs. J. P. sanah Two b St. Simon, to Wild Flower. He outWilliams. Mra. lettera. bid Lord Marcus Beresford for the filly. Fannie. Henderson, Mra.. Game Chick, paying $18,700. Wilson Mrs. John C. W. Johnson. 5tra C. M.Yamon, 31 ls Mary Waahlnglon. Sept 9- - While the bat- Musser, Mrs. H. THOR. tleships of the North Atlantic fleet are M. In dork this month, it le hoped the PACKAGES. work of resighting their guns may be Dewolfe. B. W. Bandgren, P. E. begun. Danielson, A. If. Clark, Mrs. P. M, GUI!, J. York Jarkson, Mra. Washington, Sept. 0. Sir Chun Tung Isben. Thoms Andrew Dang Cheng hae returned to Washing- -, IeaveU. F. M. Bekken, Miss A. ton for the season, and opened the Chi- Poole. E. A. nree legation. Piert-Be-haJ- fr: MONTHS Post-offic- "Wo ol4 T" PROHIBITIONISTS CRUSHED TODEATH Com-erd- good GETS FOUR TICKET Girl is Killed by Falling Monument Whila Kneeling on a Grave. Elghteen-Year-Ol- d While kneeling beside s grave In Washington remoGravesend. Yetta Belkowltr tely at old. has been crushed to death U yMrs heavy by the family monument, s toppled over. granite shaft which Investigation led to the belief that the foundations of the monument have been undermined bjrThe digging of grave nearby, and two of the grave diggers were arrested. New York, Sept. 9. Simon Bamberger of Balt Lake City Has Been Chosen. Salt City, Rept 9. Simon Bamberger of Salt Lake City, was today elected chairman of (he Democratic stats eommlttea SHIPYARDS BLACKSMITHS MAND CLOSED SHOP. DE- Blacksmith in I be ship yard hereabouts who have been working on the open shop plan, have made a demand on the New Yore nodal trade aMoriaiion for the closed tdiop and recognition of the International Brotherhood of Blacksmith. Cnufcrruce are now lining held, but there 1 no talk of Mriking on the part of the inen. About 1,'rtiO men are involved. New York, lo- - dops and sledgas urnl the auiaretu-galall (tisapiH-ari'd- . a it raged over in. found nothing bin eold white solitude, For l lire,- - nights and three dais we had to take turn In sUuunig on all fours to in event heitig r.moibereu lo tlir pressure of the snow. From l into to tune the Lap joiued in melancholy ttative byniur. the monotony of which seerued in a remarkable degree to harmonize with' the rage of the We had blizzard ot-- r our heads. brought a small aluminum rooking stole with us into a tent, and with difficulty we prepared a warm meal. But iu the cold the metal stuck to onr Huger aud it wa not pleasant to have oue'a turn at cooking. Y rousted the' heart of a seal, but other part we ate raw. Thu dog were completely (mowed under. Some ot them had eaten the straps of their haraer in order to free themselves; but they wore Still unable to move, being frozen to tha ire. BODY ON CAR ROOF e Poe-sessi- mother and n party of fifteen promi"Moet EXkltcd 'Darkness" reported nent residents of Milwaukee. "I&t"PSid,,p?fc i1 the cannibal chiefs lord high chancel5 JfcfriTdth,r ni-- Ww. lor. The last storm delivered Into our San Francisco, Sept. I. Const hands a shipload of weather forecasn, ters What are your wishes comrerning George Karol yt and Baron two distinguished noblemen of their disposition?' are here awaiting the arrival Ah." replied th chief, let them Hungary, wk 5! weather, of Count Albert Apponyl, cm of the the about times u to have three guess ' lending orators and statesmen of that twl ir they hit it once they may gtf OGDEN swallowcountry. With sixty other prominent and but he If not, paused STEAM LAUNDRY tell the rook to Hungarians, these noblemen have Item ed In anticipation delegated to attend the. International divide the prophets of the erreek. Phft 174 Judge. owiiuinentary congress at St. Louis. Sj NO STATE - Mi-tl- e, tha leading man la that company you went out with last sea8an Francisco, Bept 0. Mis Janet son? asked the critic. Mitchell, daughter of the late Senator r. "I really forget," replied Low John 8. Mitchell of Wisconsin, who is "but I wss the leading man com- to officiate at the launching of the arwalkmored cruiser Milwaukee tomorro ing bark. I alwayd was a good er. has arrived here, accompanied by bet Philadelphia Press VWho was BATES 9. Kc-p- . IN AN ANTARCTIC SQUALL When the Temperature is press of Frost st 72 D 7 c fortiicd sitahwhiiu tii Ms was LIFELESS dark lit tie aM ilio.. blotted out. t.u bdles. who pleaded guilty lo a iluitge of battery, was by Judge Koiapii yesterday One of the leading IV ..:nmonis!s of to mouths end titti i u days scon by Kxsiiiinor re- ill the Ogdon, when g couuiy jail, ituti-- is the U i:: r. i,.!iM porter yesterday, to the circus cntpluye wlij, un August k. ! ton-Ithoi a Prohibit queMinn. "Will wkcu the weie being envied, t in the Btme cf I'luh?" sunl: BKtisulted E. A. . a lellow emi "There will be no Pruhiiiiinmist a severe an ax. ploye, Iu:litiug in the state this y ;M." and dangerous wouud iipun ilia head. f "What do you think : ih,. asnn for The cirviimkiauceB were somewhat their not putting a i;. k. i ,n the field? au extenuating nature aud a light sentence was impum-d-. 'Well, the naiiona! euuiniittee deemed It not advisable u mu up tit Let llarry Muss, who Is uuder arrest for where there were fc'iih tew otes. last having William Stone will) election we Lad only aluui (wo hun- a knife assaulted in Ogden canyon. Juue 10. indred votes in the tcair. flicting a wouud on the throat aul mvk Where were the uiuet of those from which the victim died next day. vote polled? was arraigned and date for entering "In this county I here were about one plea was set for morning Tuesday hundred votes; nearly f them were nsxL In the city. There aer alxiut that Rentcuiri on the Joseph' forgers. many more votes polled in the rest of Derigan and F. A. McAlees, was dethe siaie. ferred until September 10. "Is the party getting discumagnd aud Information was filed charging C. E. giving up the fight ? Ueid. who is accused of having extractNo, not by any meaim. They are ed money from the pocksl of Charles striving as hard as ever. Must of the Bond in a saloon the night of August Prohibitionists in town are anxious prisfor a atate ticket, hut those at Salt IS. with grand larceny and the next. seam to be Inclined tits other oner will be arraigned Saturday In the case of lamia Kee Umbos, deway. ceased. a petition waa presented for the revocation of lettera of administration heretofore issued to John Contoa, and It waa asked that such lettera be Issued to Mike Kutumbos, and citation for John Contos to appear In a week from lodey was granted. The application of Alice Harris for a writ of habeas corpus for the r an Sullivan Master Depot reports of her children from her former unusually heavy passenger traffic from huslwnd, was ordered placed on the the coast for 8L Ixiuis commencing to- dead calendar. morrow. A petition waa filed In the second ECCLES BUILDING Watchman W. E. Price em- Judicial district court today praying Special FORMALLY TRANSFERRED ployed by the Southern Pacific at Mon-tell-o in behalf of Koemma Terry Hanjert-su- n and eleven other heirs that James reports by telegram to Chief Browning that he haa captured a man, E. Ballantyne be appointed adminisDavid Ecdes is Now in Complete whose name to hia. Is unknown, who trator in the estate of Joel Terry, who of tha Property. haa In hla possession a complete outfit died In 1891, and (hat letters of adof safe cracking tools. A minute de- ministration be granted Mr. .Italian-tyn- e. series of sheriff's deeds from scription, however, is given in the teleBy The estale consist of real estate la the former possessor of ths Eerie s gram. Weber county. building, the Ogden Investment company, David Ecdes became the comLETTER LIST, plete possessor of the building yesterday, j e The sheriff's deeds which plat Mr. List of loiters remaining in ths nt Ogden, Utah, September 6, Ecrles in full possession were filed with County Recorder Ellis today, and llHil, which U not called for In two are as follows: weeks will be sent to the Dead LetSpectral Maneuvers on the Historic From the Ogden Investment comter Ufflce: Field of Bull Run. GENTLEMENS LIST. pany, by the sheriff, to David Ecclea, part of lot 7, block 5, plat A. $10,221.21; Anderson, Lambert Lucas, G. W. Gainesville, Ys., Kept. 9. The final same, $76,808.61; same, $5,364 5, makArmstrong, Ralph Lester, A. J. day of the- maneuvers wss begun st in Judgment for Ashecraft. Cleave Landon. H. A. ing $100,014.47 given midnight At that hour tha forces Adams, Alexander Lotter. Sam J. ths real estate. 1 under General Hell, the aggressor in Investment company Bills, W. H. Ths Ogden Maloy, W. J. the movement against Washington, mortgaged ths building to Mr. Ecdes Brown, Chsa. A. Mathis. Laurence were pushed forward toward the lines due 1 cent some years ago and he took possession McCullough. James of defense. The tread of the InfanB. M. J. Six about one and one-haBrown, Marper, ago. years try as It marched to orders delivered months later the sheriff's exedlit'oa Barar.i, Charley Martin, John L. In hushed tunes in ths dark, the ahllt v Moors, W. V. was made and the formal transfer was Braleel, E. Ing of ths hugs field guns, and the Charles Brooks, George JL Mesra, completed today. click of the cavalry horses hoofs Urn beck, Charles M ears, Robert the stony roads, all combined against 1 11. K. E. Morrison. Louie Bailey, to invest the historic Hull Run bauls-flelGOES TO LOS ANGELES. W. Mlmck. Frank Veraon J. Blades, with a specter of the days of Balenburg, Dientje McLaughlin, W, C. 62. When the first glimmer of day Salt Lake.Sept. a. Official announce- Bennett, James 8. Martin, E. C. ment was mads today that E. W. Gib Carlson, Andrew Marshall, Jack II. came, however the specter vanished and in its place was all ths hustle McCoy, Mark lett, general freight and passenger ag- Cunnan, Frank and bustle of modern warfare. ent of the San Pedro, Los Angeles ft Callahan, E. J, j , Nyland. O. M, Hostilities began early. A crack at Salt Lake road will move hla head- Callona, Chfcs. F. Null, Jos. A. the the blue uniforms was ths first Peterson. Ivsn quarters to Los Angdes about October Culbertson, J. J. desire of the browns, and ths fight first. Probse, Harry Cook, H. A. was taken up practically where It had Pierce, Samuel t'arr, Henry ended the night before on the WellingPeterson, Hsrry Conley, O. T. ton pike, near Paget and Donalive. A. E. Prator, Philip Read. Charles E. Dalton, H. L. 1-- 1-- teuinl 2,?.rcher ("peaking of .rapidlv J Cali that exr-,n n. 1-- 2 HOUR GRAPES. 8w,md Scorcher - 22.75. -- It was Chinese day In police court. About a dozen almond eyed Celestial from the Flo very King Jutn assembled to ace what awful punishment would be meted out to Che Ho and Ong Ring, the two Chinese women, who created a disturbance on Twenty flfih street several days ago. One of the male contingent of the Chinese audience, who rejoiced in the euphonious name of Wong acted as counsel for his country women. They pleaded guilty to the charge of disturbing the peace and were fined $15 each. The fine iu th first place was fixed at $5 each, but the persuasive eloquence of the wise old Celestial caused Judge Howell to exercise lenience In the matter. Peter McCloskey waa arraigned on the charge .of vagrancy b which he pleaded guilty. The judge allowed hint thirty minutes to shake the dust of Ogden from his fret. August Losch. a fanner from Klvcr-dalpartook loo freely from the flowing bowl with the result that he was arrested.. He was allowed to go hack to the farm, sentence being susiiended. George Helm when arraigned for drunkenness didn't know how king he had been in the town as ha had been drunk since leaving Cheyenne about the 1st of the month. Ha said he waa going out to work upon the Clark road and upon this understanding ho waa allowed to go. J. J. Coffee pleaded guilty to the charge of petit larceny and ' was given seventy-fiv- e days on the municipal rock pile. He stole a number of tools from Mr. Woodmans!, a carpenter. Tom Corbett, charged with drunkenness, expressed a desire to gat back to hla work on tha rut-of- f. Upou the promise that he would go right to work be waa allowed to go. -- 3" Ti.i.- - WILL HAVE Number of White Offenders Also Make Their First Appearance. Lnedl5fS t? PV A CHINK WAIVE TVterwa. of tbc Turf aaloon, Bftia fe tave left tor the World s Uiutr On their return they ;"U friend In Colorado. MOireiyp EXAMINER OGDCS, UTAH. PATTinUY MOllSIXfi. REPTrM!:i:T! in. IMS. Grueaome Diacovery Made Upon Ai rival of Passenger at Grand Central Station, Chicago. York. Sept. 9. -- While passenwere alighting from the Chicago limited l ram wtuih arrived at tbs Grand t.Vutral hiaiion today, the life-le- v body of a young man with his head crushed, was found lying ou the roof of the mail nr. One arm waa claeiied around the ventilator aud the firmly on the narrow body w roof. It la supposed that the young fellow wa Mealing a ride and that t ruck by one of the low he wa brill' along the liue. A leiier ajgnrd by laul Henke, of thi city, recommending Jacobson N w ger liL-l-d a a dentist, was the only clue to the ninna identity. There was nothing to Indicate whets be had boarded the train or how far REPUBLICAN GAIN. the body had bee-- carrtod on the swiftly moving train. White River Junction, Vt, Sept. 8. The body waa later Identified a that Practically complete return from the vote for stale representative nliow the of Abraham Jacobson, aun of a neckVermont house of representatives will wear dealer of this city . contuin 2UI Republican, 4U Democrats FEW TOP BOOTS WORN. and three Independents. Last year the Democrat had fifty members. Even the Miner and tha Cowboy Wear CONTRACT SIGNED. Root at Present lifi-le- Portlund, Ore., Kept. S.A ron tract wa signed today by tbs Stale Hoard aud of Portage railway cunuuii-aioiiarthe Oregon Open River asMociation by which the automation agreea to secure s a contractor to build a portage rail-rea- d around The Haile of tha ColumThe association also agree in provide such additional stun over $162,(HH), the bnlaiiee now remaining o the original $lK5,Uti0 approprlatfed by the State, as may lie uecexsary to complete the road. bia. GULLS WHICH FI, CIFIC. Y ACROSS PA- We are proud of our great wean linera and the apeed they make, a speed which has made foreign conn-trihas aud uear, ridiculously brought the nations close together. To the people of a huudred yean ago the the story that a veauel could crosa broad Pacific within a month would seem like tha abet-rea-l fancy of a romancer. Yet, at that time, tea gulla existed as they do at the present day and they made their long tripe without provoking any especial comment. Today it la looked upon as nothing very marvelous that birds are able to fly from America to Aria and tck again. Rut. If we pause to consider it. the feat is really sotuethlug, after all. These birds are especially fond of the United Htatee army transport!, for lhaae ships carry many men. who. de nled the taste for books which render an wean journey less tedious and having limited facilities for deck sport, take to feeding the gulls ns a iwellme. When one of lha big veanels leaves the golden gsre and passes the Fsrsllon Islands, a hundred or more brown bodies with lung sweeping and wings leave their resting pliu-take up the flight In the wake of the transport. Then some soldier who has made the trip before sayr. ' 'Tiers ram the sea gulls. Wed better feed them if we want a quick passage this trip, and many soldiers invade the steward's premises and gather up the" waste bread and victuals. The birds sirem to know they are to be fed. for they come flying In ever narrowing circles until they are with In a short distance of tie slitp. Then the food Begins to fall on tha waterv and tha brown-winge- d forma swoop eagerly down upon ihe waves and scire what has been thrown forth. This Is continued until the fond Is exhausted, and then the soldiers go below, leaving the gulla to get away with their food as they fly. They never eeem to rest, iheae queer birds Day after day they follow th ship, cleaving the air with swift wings flying easily and without apparent effort Indeed, It seems as though they were not mads to rest. On the Inst trip of ths transport Logan one of the gulls had Its wing muscles Injured In some way and drop, its wide, ped fluttering upon.thq tjp-kgouselike bill open, pad strange squawks coming from Us. throat. A soldier spied it, and took It to his bunk, where be fed It dally dniil It became strong again. Them h allowed it to fly away. But the bird had pot forgotten his benefactor. Every day It would alight on the deck and allow none save thla particular man to feed It. If followed the boat to Honolulu. to Guam and finally to' Manila Where It rested during ths two weeks the Lzigsn lay In Manila Is not known, hut when the vesae turned on Its homeward course, hound for Nagaeakl, Ihe first day nut found this gull, easily distinguishable by a fleck of white on Its neck, resting on the stein. As Its fkvnrlte soldier did nor appear, the gull graciously allowed others tin feed. It and continued Its trip with the ship until the Logan pansed the Faralloue e . Island. A peculiar incident, was one that occurred on the R. 51. S. Athenian on her last trip from Yokohama to Vancouver. Five days out, 1,000 miles from land in any direction, a little owlet alighted ou the deck and was caplured by the second steward. It was a baby owl. a little bundle of brown Wnd white feathers, and It blinked It eyen In the daylight, a ji rented contentedly-Ithe cage which the steward provided. Tits old-titop hoot ts fst disappearing from the race of the earth. Even the miners of the west among whom a of ordinary shoes used to lie as rare as sombreros on Broadway, are abandoning them. Eight or ten year age the young fresh from the eastern mining exis-r- t college used to roni Into ramp with laced boots. This style of footwear was at flint scorned a tha mark of the tenderfoot andj dude. Theu a few miners tried laced hunts Jimt for fun. and found the fashion a boots brace the enrible one. ankles for (limbing and ran be taken off without a bootjack. They fit more suugly all round and are less, likely ilr hob-nail- ed to chafe. So tha miners began to lake them e boot la rare iu np. Now the the mining regions Even the few cowboy left In th west are taking to laced boots. Thera waa a Ume. la the heyday of th cow country, when u special grade of fine, high heeled, Ihlu soled boot was manufactured solely for tha cowboy trade, rinc cowboys were always very old-tim- vain about their footwear. But with the dread eure of their trade lha cattlemall vanities, men have lust their and a full half of them ride In th mure comfortable laced boots Bo Is the old top boot, once worn by most last ctiy men, vanquished iu it stronghold. BURNING MONEY IN WAR. Rome Idea of the coat of modern warfare ran be arrived at by taking a Japanem war ship like the Kasuga of Nlsshln and calculating the number of shots she would discharge. Th ship tarries four cannon, which cost 130.000 each. One of these guns can fire two shots par minute, and every abut coat $400; thus in five minutes these four cannon can discharge forty' bomba at a coat of $16,000. Tha smaller cannon coat each $18,000. and every shot they fire means an exiiendltura of 870. They are very rapid, and it la estimated that In five minute tha twelve cannon could discharge shot to the value of nearly $35.000. Leslie's Weekly. first-nam- Pekin, bept. 0. Mexico will shortly establish a legation at Pekin. Don minister to Japan, will also be minister to China w Oyster Bay, Sept. 9. Austrian Ambassador Baron Ilengalmuller and Count Apiwnyl, leader of the Liberal party In the lower house of the Hungarian diet, were guest of the President today at Sagamore HilL Count Apponjl desired to pay his respects to President Roosevelt and hla presentation to him today was arranged through the Austrian embassy. The viall. it la stated, was of no official significance. THE NORTHWESTERN UNE ATLAO, A RnsaoJnpanaao War Attn baa bean iasuad by the Chicago ft Northwestern railway. Three fine colored maps, each 14x20, bound In eoavaaleat form for reference. The Eastern shown la detail, with table afcowlng relative military and naval at strength and financial resource Russia and Japan reCopy maned to any address on ceipt of ten (10) cents tor postage by ft N. W, C. A. Walker, Gan. Agent By, 2206 South Main Bt, Ralt Lake City, Utah. sit-nati- a Please Travel Burr .TTl Before yon start call at From the Century. the mint lifted, and tha leuiimrature, which generally rose during a gale. bv. this time had fallen to 72 degree of. frost.. The firkt squall brought drift .snow, and we suffered House, Opp. Depot. Phone 1CUL greatly from frost bites while securing Were you satisfied with jour unclp'a Healy our little camp. Our reiudeer sleepA targe Assortment ot Low Rates and Reliable lnftmnatioa conataaCg ing bags, while warm from previous will?" Entirely. I look the precaution . on hand. Guaranteed by the use, had heen packed on the alodge, hecom the attorney In the case. ChiWhere quite flat American Ticket Broken? AMh they . became an that cago Reeord-Heraihard. froze 6 and us when the surprised gale we bad to thaw ourselves gradually into the bags. Later on we used the dogs to thaw out the bags for us. They We Tre&t Core always liked to roll upon anything that was not snow or ice, even were it hut CaTAUEM PmUm. Mm b TbnM Trou Wm, 1.(1 IH (w IH ww. SraMhlal a thruwn-swamitten; and they would TiuiMm. Mu. (mnck-Ur- . utr lidLain(Mm( turn round and round over it. imaginSiuMer Tmklu, Unu rental Xtual than af warmer there were Omplalala. ing that they 4 Chi idra. llaatt Diwaa. Sar-u- a Vian our wo threw latur on the snow. When Cham. (M. VIim ImMl. lMM. klckaia. TntaM. Ikla JiL frozen bags on. the snow, the dog genmwm. MU an KhaiMMiliu. lAfaaaM Fji-- a, PlMal aad I (ha Sea-l-a. erally clustered together on them st (Ml TwdbMm. Uatti tar ht aactl. Blue ouce, and soon after wo could get iuto ram Hrtoria, Tag Worm, bar them. . aad all Sanaa pXr--f. laanuaih. Uhroala Dii By this time the gale wss over us Mama Traat at Oaraa. Writ fas In earnest, and we took refuge In our aa liat If yaa caaaai ealL fraa ifa-tsleeping bags la the tent, from which j we were not able to extricate ourselves I for the next three night and days. In Wanmna ial and Ihaaaah aSlASOX-AB1.which time we expected the Icy floor Hh whaa raaamuuad. Toamadaf aatln:i tauva VOU ABB TU bimY rausos we beneath us to break up at any moment. aMa aar word, ihonmad Cad ladorMd TU T1U TO. aa. SOW WU WAKTTOCGM S Our silk tent' rapidly filled with s aar (Mil la mrtat CllllOinO Wa Sava pra-TOU with ha eMlau -- aarfataa-laf that aa hr aahflahiaq th am valaatarr dense fog. both from our breath and will aid told a ITA aalll aa cam raa. ilwiM aaatalr fnaa hru faapi,sMaa Thla aUm M LM Maaliand. Saulaai Wat-mfrom the hesf given out by the lantaa aad Smi uitari ham. OaamrhBM. SrphUi Varimmia. Umaamaf tha rautata Maad. tern; a thick layer of frost soon covwa riBUMH wm cvnci cajtt Lea raauanhi UwrtM Btria-lthe and walls of test, Inner the ered IN raiVAIK UlSKAhM aM.. Coauiaac Blaed Was aad all down on shone snow H beautiful crystal of mtm. wlAiaesam MtM Waal fertrar mass aa haa MvraraaarMMUa taia alaMdC I Omen HuCKJI: ra. a. U ( ml Xrca'aM ns through the ventilation hole In the Thi la aar uaai had hoddarr. Sha.Stt t Saatera hMliiMkrrtv. ta(i snow the buried tent, bag. The drift CBS. SHORES & 3HDEE5, twill Specialists, 2182 and I ho snow pressure left us just enough space for our sleeping bags. Buddonly Sharmans ... Ticket Office . - t.-- d. toi it., M-- Weak Men Pay When Cured. B in aa (. -- a. al a. |