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Show COLORED OCDEH BBEVU1ES A Gibson, 211 15th St, tin Ogden tailor who announce himself sole uar of the unioa label. RATIFY Do not tall to hear Senators Fairbanks and DolHver nest Thursday evening H. It MoCarty, the oil promoter of Promontory, and his wife are in Ogdon. Body of Senator George Frlebi Hoar Laid to Rest In the Town Where He Was Born Former Town min Ds Him Honor. Concord. Mesa, Oct. 4 The last United of services over tbe body ROOSEVELT CLUB HOLDS GRAND States Senator George Frisbee Hoar were held today In this town, the place RATIFICATION AT VENDOME HALL. of his birth, and several hundred of tbs Senator's former townsmen followMe Do not fail to hear Senators Faired the body to the place of Its burial Meeting Was Addressed by Many lu 81eepy Hollow Cemetery. In tbe banks and Dolliver next Thursday Prominent In the Party EnthusiFirst Presbyterian church service was evening. asm Marked the Meeting. conducted by the pastor, Rev. Loren B. Senator Chas W, Fairbanks, RepubTbs Roosevelt Republican Club, McDonald. The pastor epoke no words and colored, of Ogden, held a grand ratifi- of eulogy, reading instead James Ruslican candidate tor s At Senator J. P. Dolllver of Iowa, will cation meeting of tbe entire Republi- sell Lowell's poem on Chinning. were the people of Ogden and vicinity can ticket at Yes dome bail last eventbs grave brief services of burial It tbe Grand Opera bouse, Thursday ing. A Urge crowd of colored peopU held and the body waa committed to wetting, October, Ith lWi, at 5 o'clock ware present and much enthusiasm tbe gravai Do not fail to hear hlu! waa displayed. ROMAIN IN KANSAS Interest la the occasion was greatly PENITENTIARY. A A. Fearaoa, of Lakeside, Is visit- added to of a Urge by the present nominees ing in town. number of the Republican Kan. OcL 4. Robert Topeka, tor city, eouaty and stats offices, and confessed to complicity in who Do not fail to hear Senators Fairand by the presence of Bruce Julwaua tbe Independence and Vindicator outbanks and Dolllver next Thursday W. W. Taylor of SaU Lake. rages in Colorado, waa taken to the tveaing. David Milieu, pres ideal of the olub, Kansas penitentiary from here today. Introduced the following speakers, Ha will serve an indeterminate senJ. A. Levstt Is la from Garland. whose remarks evoked prolonged aptence for robbery. The Colorado ofMrs. A. U. Mesbii, president uf ficials have derided to drop for the plause: FairSenators to boar fail Do not ladles' auxiliary of the club; W. present all notion of preaecuting banks and Dolllver next Thursday tbs W. Taylor, Bruce Johnson, W. J. tor bis alleged part in the exrenlng. Wheaton, Judge Howell, County plosions, ns they believe bis confession Halverson, Adolph Kuchler and is not true, and made with the sole W. H. Allison, tbe well known InClerk Hollingsworth. purpose of evading punishment for the surance man of Salt Lake, la la town. County Messers Taylor and Johnson spoke Kansas crime and being taken back to in a very Interesting manner and their Colorado, Do not fail to hear Senators Fairremarks created great enthusiasm. banks and Dolllver next Thursday After the speeches refreshiuenls and erasing. dancing were enjoyed tor several hours PASTIME. Go in and see Richardson A Grant Those especially responsible tor the a suooese of the event last night were Saturday and get souvenir. Tbe popular Utile Pastime ie again the officers of tbs club and tbe ladles' W. J. Wheat-o- u, under new managers sul aud la showDavid Miller, auxiliary, Ladles! 2,000 souvenirs free, next C. M. Ernst, H. Bacon, Mrs A. B. ing In the Increases pairouage the reSaturday. Richardson A Grant. Nekblt, Mrs. W. D. Cortes and Mrs. C. sult of the change. Mr. F. B. Wilkin SHKumed charge of the playhouse comM. Ernst Hyrum Jonas and wife, who were mencing Monday morning. The bill for married yesterday, are guests at the tbe week is one of the strongest ever SENATOR HOAR'S SUCCESSOR. Reed. put on In the house. The Reynersons in their hypnotic rock breaking act are Mass., OcL 1 The TeleWorcester, Pearl Snyder In some of her beet gram tomorrow morning will say:. the best In that line ever sera In work at the Tabernacle concert, FriGovernor John L. Bate will in nil the city. Whether or not the little when the day. Admission 60c. probability at tbs sent meeting of the lady Is hypnotised or not Governor's council, snnoum the ap- 260 lb. rock la broken on her body does not tanks much difference as the A. J. Kennedy of Carlin, Nevada, Is pointment of Attorney General Willsucceed to H. of in iam specially is n good one. If the Indy is Haverhill, Ogden. Moody visiting she Senator Hoar. Shortly before his not in n cataleptic state then woman unusual an be strong to mast rnmmnnluated ly Hoar Senator death Miss Celesta Conroy at tbs Taber Bate hie wish that the Attor- for her sis. The Forbes, the black ni cl Friday, Tib. Her last appear Governor tlielr should succeed him. ney-General aristocracy are very clever in never sacs before leaving for Europe. coon songs and diuiA-a- . TJey fall to please. The Sheck BIrolhers STUDYING AMERICAN C. F. Emery is np from Salt Lake. in handstands udr balancing are INSTITUTIONS. their worthy of special mention for work Nannie Tout will sing "Ardltta, Kiss Their excellent most specialty. 4. under OcL Acting Waits," at the Tabernacle on Friday, theWashington, of Is No. 1. Charles France present appointment uf the Vicar- TUk Admlsaion 60c. Ssechunn Province, a party of Chinese a Dutch comedy Sketch followed by the officials heeded by Tseng Has Nun, Manuel Fernandes, home wlih the Do not fall to hear Senators Fairwho era making n tour of tbs United tramp, who won banks and Dolllver next Thursday States to study American Institutions andienne bv his clever sayings and big the and government, arrived hare today. feet. The great Train Robbery in evening. featured thie week. They are on their way home to China moving pictures is tor the rest ol tbe Dr. E. A. Rich is in from Brigham. after a visit to European countries tid The bill continue will visit the World's Fsir en route to week. i Nannie Tout will sing "My Treasure San Fraanisao. Today tbs party called UTAHNA PARK. at the Tabernacle on Friday, the last on Sir Chen Lung Liang Cheng, the opportunity of hearing Midi Nannie Chinese minister. before leaving for Europe. rtahna Park, the place where thq Joseph A. SmKn le In from Provi- GREATJ9BT DAMAGE IN erowds go." Is out with an exoeptlon-nll- y dence. SANTA FK'H HISTORY. strong bill thin week, nnd In spite of tbe cool weather the attendance Is Dp until early this morning there Las Vegaa. N. M., OcL 4. in the good which sprahs well tor the atbad been no arrests in tbs police de- history of the Santa Fa no such damtractions presented. The Edwards on partment tor 21 hour. age has been sustained before as In the Roman rings are decidedly clever. that stretch, declared General Manager The lady in the specially, while supple Willard Anderlln, the grant Bass Mudge, who arrived here today after and graceful. Is perhaps one of the con-reSinger, will be at the Tabernacle walking nine miles through Shoemaker moat powerful for her weight ihat has Friday. Oct. 7. 1904. Hear him sing canyon. Fully five miles of track have ever been In the city. R. G. Buckmast-e- r In pleas"Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep." been washed away and two great iron sings "My Carolina are and Clayton washIn the Murray are the ing style. gone. places of bridges case lira. May Crompton, Tbe refined comedy In their out Is the entire roadbed h Twenty-fiftwoman amusing of street, complete, colored la to be funny, who started after her husband with n having been destroyed beyond hope of sketch and as their aim Bowery was settled out repair. It will be necessary to blast n they succeed. May June, tbe gun night before last, make em. of eourt today and Mrs. Campion waa long distance In the solid bluff In Girt, te as "tough as they see." Her work shows a knowledge of order to build n new roadbed. given her liberty. Mr. Mudge says that Sunday Is the the Bowery not gained from hooks. A1 earliest possible data at which even a Chrlstal. while singing, Is apparently ten mile transfer ran be made, nnd by aimlessly tearing paper hut when It no possibility can n train be brought has been unfolded some of the roost through before October 14th. Trains beautiful designs, are to be seen. The will move south from hero tomorrow. last specialty by the three Leandcr at are arrivals the The following Brothers and Fee ley. that of tumbling, r tweaty-foutor last the the Reed hotel etc Is well worth the price of admisREDMOND RECEPTION. hours. sion. No better tumbling has been R. R. Patterson. Denver; David New York, Oct. 4. John E. Redmond sera in the city In a vaudeville house. Mann, New York; R. Mitrbsl, Lincoln, and Nebraska; Allen Fletcher, New York; nod his Irish compatriots, all members Their work la of a high class order A. W. Brown, New York; Chaa. K. of the Parliament of Great Britain, is worth the Mg salaries they receive. rest of this Francisro, Joseph A were the guests of honor at a recep- The same bill continues the Carey, Ban Smith, Providence Utah: Dr. M. R. tion given by the New York Municipal week. French. Chicago; C. W. M. Ferris, Council of tbe Irish Leans in the LYCEUM. Louisville, Ky; lessee Grab, St. Louis; Hoffman House About 51)0 New W. 1L Turner, Chicago; F. W. Rom and Yorkers attended. "A Trip to Mnra," Is the title of the wire, Salt Lake I Mathias. New York; v. J. Tllden. Denver; A. H. Christie and musical extravagant aud paniomwie BIO RALLY IN NEW YORK. which Is being presented si the wife. Milwaukee; II. M. McCarthy and wife. Promontory; P-- H. Lakle and this week by a company of about New York. OcL 4. Under the wife. City; P. U McDermott, New people. It is something differtwenty comthe of National Republican ent to tbe York; B. I Little. Ilol an, Idaho; F. R. mittee a average vaudeville show and g is to be held at Mann. City; W. Brown, City; J. A. Madlsun made has quite a hit with the theater evenGarden on the Square Leavitt. Garland: J. T. Elian. City; patrons. The extravsgnn deals with of FairSenator October II. ing H. M. Freeman. Chicago; It. E. Han- banks. adventures of a (lumber of seminSecretary of the Treasury Shaw the cock, New York. girls wbo become tired of school ary and George A. Knight, of California, Ilfs and are carried to Mars In a balwill speak. loon where they have many advenN ture with Mephlato nnd his Imp finPRACTICE UPHELD. ally the fairies cast a spell over Satan In Young People Well Known Ogden to and Ms followers, and return 4. The legality America. The special stage efforts for Ars Married. Concord, N. H., Oct. of the practice of Christian Science in piece are very good considering Im If. Hurst, of Kemmerer. Wyo., New Hampshire was upheld by tbs this six of the stage and the difficulty the a cousin of J. T. Hurst of the firm of Supreme Court of this state today. of making scenery work on IL FolPaine A Hurst and Miss Minerva lowing are those who take part: of Salt Lake received a , Claun Yernle Imd. Corinne Blossom. May license io marry late yesterday afterMartin. Deen Paynes. Frank Maltese. noon and were married shortly after by Franklin Hooper, Salvatore R. Mal-tls- e. Iter. J. E. Carver at the home of Mr. for Vtn. Ilrown. Wm. Clarke. May and Mrs J. T. Hunt. They left last Kate Watson. Fannie Tnland. Myrtln. 1 o'clock at for Kemmerer, night Edith Fuller. Kay Kraymer. Stella W joining, their future home. Hart aud May Holmes. nt ad-Ire- Ro-mai- Ro-ma- ln AMUSEMENTS FOSIIBASTER CALLIN' ON f ARK HR SERVICES WERE HELD PEOPLE Anderson pats tho BIG GUNS THE LAST REED HOTEL Ly-reu- m nun-pic- es mass-meetin- HURST-CLAUSSE- $1.00 Telephones Residences $2.50 Telephones NO AGREEMENT for Business BE- TWEEN FACTIONS. Wilmington. Del.. Ort., 4. Republican politicians deny tbe stories seat out bud night from Dover to tbe effect that, an agreement between the two factions in tbis aisle on a combination ticket has been reached. Tbe aug geared conference will not take place today. 1P qPW'l MI MOUNTAIN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY Ask the Office for Particulars. "WHAT THE CIRCULATION THATS THE VITAL POINTI r raatl-- a (Fletcher.) The Jewels you will And in our slore this season, cunningly set in RINGS, LOCKETS AND BROOCHES. are Indeed "fit for your worth and wearing." In fact our whole stock of Jewelry ihi fall I refreshingly new and substantially mad. A STOCK SECOND, TO NONE IN UTAH. J. S. LEWIS & CO., - JEWELERS AND OPTICIANS i inn1 LS falai.issmi.su n j' POSE DIED USE FIGHT DELMAR. cam-painin- g WAR NEWS. 4. Tbe following "in the positions abandoned by the Japanese our Cossacks found a number of cartridges and medical stores and also a few dead horse We hail two officers and two Cossacks wounded. The earn day a Japanese force of one battalion and a half and a squadron of cavalry attacked in three divisions our outpost between the Hun river and the railway. Toward evening this movement was checked with the help of another company. which reinforced the outpoaL One Cossack waa killed and one wounded. "One Russian patrol dispersed two patrols In the vicinity of Japanese IVhJnffitan, on the right bank of the Hun river, Japanese taking three prisoners. "Another Russian patrol sent In an easterly direction discovered Twangban Pass occupied by two hundred Chinese bandits, commanded by Japanese officers. During the reconnaissance one announcement is made at Do headquarters: 'The reception to be tendered th Preaidratial and Giiliarnatorial candidates tomorrow night is what, the member of tli dub term An old fashioned Manhattan Club affair." Each member of the club la privileged to Invite two guests and titer ommittoe has extended invltai Iona to representative Democrats outside the club membership. Mr. Cleveland's family desire to spend the greater part of October at Bux-rarBay and tbs ex President will with them. He has expressed his regret at not being able to attend the reception. The candidate; Henry G. Davie, cannot attend because of an engage meat made before tbe reception waa contemplated, which la of ga imperative nature. Coeaack waa killed. mix-rati- in FIRST AMERICAN CABLE Cable From Nome to Behring Strait Almost Completed First American Mqda Cable. Washington, Oct . 4. General Greeley has received a dispatch from Major General Edgar Russell of the Signal Corps, announcing that the Burnside, which has been engaged in laying n cable from Valdes, Alaska, buoyed the eastern cable at the mouth of Rltka harbor on Monday .ifternoon. It will require several days to make the shore connections in the narrow passage of Sitka harbor and throw open the cable to commercial business. This completes the Alaskan system which has been under construction for the past three years, during which time about 4.000 miles of laud linns nnd submarine rabies have been constructed and laid, and it brings the Nome and Behring Strait regions in direct communication with the Unitad States over an route. This system contains the first submarine cable of American manufacture. WILL DETOUR TRAINS WASHOUT. ARRIVING. Indianapolis. Ind., Oct 4. Delegates representing 35 stated have arrived for the biennial convention of the national Republicim League, which will meet will here tomorrow. A lie held tomorrow night at which addresses will be delivered by George A. Knight of California and Secretary of the Treasury Pliaw. mass-meetin- 8-- 4. g Washing on. OcL 4. The battleship Ohio was plared in rommlsslon at San Francisco today. The Ohio will make CONFERENCE WANTED. a short cruise along the Pacific ouaat to shak- - down her machinery end, ulA. 4. E. Oct. Ireland, Kan. Topeka. timately will lie attached to the Asiatic one of the lenders tif the Rants Fe fleet. machinist's strike, has returned to this city. J. P. Buckle end J. T. Wilson, the other leaders nre now on a trip of Inspection over the Santa Fa lines nnd will be here this week. It is expected that another effort will then be made to secure a conferem-wlih the Santa Fe officials. The strike traders claim they have things in su. h shaiie that the rnd will tie glad to confer with them before long. 8 Fourth rare, six furlongs, handicap Footlights Favorite won; Commodore second; Ice Water third. Time, 1:18. Fifth race, mile and an eighth Canyon won; Dawson second; Bird- -, wood third. Time, 2:01 Sixth race, aix furlongs Tripple Silver won; Felix Motaea second; Tribes third. Time; 1:17 3. YF say most emphatic'. and we wont take it back ttuit our 115.00 Single and Double breasted Men's Suits are the beet Salta for the money that ever honored the tables of a cknhlut store. 1-- WORTH. Chicago, OcL 4. In the first race at Worth today, after being backed from 5 to 1 18 to 5. J. Ed Grillo Remember we state this without fear of contradiction. posi-tivel- y, rompd home an easy winner. Rome Respasa, owner at the winner, is said to have profited 120,000 on the race. Results: First race, five and a half furlongs: J. Ed Grillo won; Sir Mara second; Little Wally third. Time, 1:08. Second race, six fnrlonga: J. W. ONeill on; Mansard second; Ban Mora third. Time, 1:14 Third race, seven furlongs:' Monte wnq; Lord Dixon second; Allan Avon third. Time, 1:29. Fourth race, mile and a sixteenth: Mias Crawford won; Had News second; Brancas third. Time, 1:49. Fifth race, mile and 50 yards: Singing Master on; Woodlawn Belle second; Floyd K. third. Time, 1:46 Sixth race.- - five furlongs: The Belle on; Lady Wilmot second ; Jade third. Weve a Time, 1:01 Men's Oven-oat- , Suit If you Oh well, youll anyway, of course. Fred com in M Nye The Clothier 6; SEATTLE, 5.- - 4. In the Portland, Ore., OcL fourth Inning Williams hit two men and sent a third to a base on balls. The local team followed their advantage by bunching hit on the visiting pitcher and secured a good lead. Thiel-ma- n was hit frequently, but not so effectively as to change the result of the game. K. 11. E. Score Portland.. . ,, ,, 9 4 ....,......5.9 4 . Seattle. . Thlelman and Stanley; Williams and Hall. MORRIS PARK. New York, Oct 4. I'M Morris Park sum- mary; A Why go off to some hot springs vbes you can get something better right it Ogden? We have the only electric light cabinet and the best spray in town. Tbe following are a few of the treatments employed: Swedish mil eage, electric light bathe, sprays, baths, electrical treatment, salt glows, photophor treatments, tiu baths, and many other treatment! The object of these treatments is to get the poison out of the system, eqnnllse the circulation, tone up the nervous system and give nature a chance to do her work. The treatments are especially adapted to rheumatism, nervous diseases, storanrh, liver, and kidney trouble and all diseases peculiar to women. We do not treat contagious diseases. The treatments consist of one hour and our prices are the lowest in town. Coma right away for the hours will soon all be taken. Remember the placq elee-tri- 277 r street. Twenty-fourt- h MR. AND MRS. F. VANCE, Proprietors 8. A dispatch from SL Petersburg Oct. 1st said that on September 80th a de- thre Can ing reed lng driv and of son . FORTLAND, R banl 8-- 1-- 8. JAPANESE DENY RUMOR OF $15 too, thaTa fit company fur the 2-- First rare, selling. Withers mile Canteen won; Sidney C. Love second; Pronta third. Time, 1:89 Second rare, the Corinthian steepleRUSSO-JADISAGREEMENT. chase handicap, about two miles and a half Royalle won; Conover second; Toklo, Ort 5. I a. m. The Japan- Flying Butteress third. Time, 4:87 ese report on tbe Changtan junk InciThird rare, five and a half furdent la in direct contradiction to the longs Druid won; Sheen second; My Russian version. The Japanese report, Buela third. Time, 1:04. Fourth race, the FWrview selling, says that on September 30th forty or fifty of the enemy's cavalry attempted mile and a sixteenth over the hill to burn a number of Chinese junks Grenade won; Dick Bernard second; north of Changtan. Our patrol cm Topic third. Time, 1:46. both sides of the Hun river fired on Fifth rare, aix furlongs Escutcheon and dispersed the Russians. It la fur- won; Sir Brillar second; Muitlnallcn ther staled that no Japanese ammuni- third. Time, 1:20 2. Sixth race, tbe Withers mile Watertion in being transported on the Hun river above Changtan. It le believed ford won; Waterpanay second; Good that the attempted burning of the and Plenty third. Time, 1:40 34. junks waa to prevent the Japanese NEGRO FOR CONGRESSMAN. , from utilizing them. London, Oct. 5. According to tbe Morning Posts correspondent at Mukden, Chinese bandits, organised into regular troops, are fighting daily aide by aide wlih tbs Japanese on their west flank south of Sin Min Tin. N If you know of a doubter bring him In, and watch us convince him. 2-- - CHINES l AIDING. THE JAPS. rfW ; St. Louis, Oct. 4. Del mar summary: First race, five furlong Passive won; Trixie White second; Dorothy Dodd third. Time, 1:05. Second race, six furlongs Bra Lear won; Algonquin second; Marchioness third. Time. 1:17 Third race, flv and a halffurionga Korea won; Borsk second; Sandbath third. Time, 1:12. Augusta, Ga.. OcL 4. The Republican executive committee of the Tenth tachment of Rnselan cavalry drove the Congressional District has announced Japanese from the village of Changtan the nomination of H. Porter, the only and burned 17 Junka, which were negro practitioner at the Augusta bar, tranaportating ammunition on the to oppose T. W. Hardwick for ConHun river. The cavalry retired, It waa gress. The negroes are very resentful atated, on tbe appearance of Japanese of Mr. Hardwick's attempt to have the fifteenth amendment to the constitureinforcements, tion repealed. This is the flrat tierra ARE PREPARING FOR DEFENSIVE. to run for Congress here since reconstruction days Berlin, Oct. 4. Colonel Gaedke, the Tageblatta correspondent in the Far East, telegraphed from Mukden that the Japanese apparently are no longer AROUND advancing, but are preparing for defensive operations. Topeka. Kan., OcL 4. The officials of the Sams Fe passenger department made the announcement tonight that they would be able to care for pawra-ge- r traffic to the West. Arrangements have bran made to detour the trains around the waahrata. Stub trains will he run on the regular schedule of the through trains, and an grad accommodations furnished ns possible. The Santa Fe and Rock Island roads have lost many thousands of dollars in bridges drat roved. The railroads have received reports from their agents in tbe flooded districts of Indian Territory and Oklahoma that the damage to cotton end corn will be enormous. DELEGATES (Continued from Page Three.) (Continued from Page 1.) um New York. Oct. (LI MISSIONARY to i run bin will own publ polii PI publ Fair 1 tn tl Eng Roc sissi my as n prop read heur In 1 year Dl DEN- qura banl Subjects pertaining tbe torn rsist MEETING AT VER. Denver, Oct. 4. coni libei sp Nev live to young people and children's work occupied the greater pari, of tbe tlxis at the convention of the Women'! desif Ihis Home Missionary Society today. A number of reports were made in ihis connection. The distinction of reporting the largest Mothers Jewel's Society fell to Indiana, while Cincinnati, Ohio, as found to have the greatest number of Homo Guards. A banner, donated liy Mrs. Van Meter of New York, was awarded to Cincinnati for this victory, Baltimore was again given the silk banner offered annually to the sorely having tbe largest membership. Mrs, C. W. Gallagher of Washington, serro tary of the Bureau of Young People'! Work submitted her report. She said that the mission tpirit was increasing among the young people. She pleaded for new organizations. Mrs. Katherine B. Toby reported the Home Missions and schools in states of the Middle 8outh in good condition. e SPECIAL 1 OFFER IOCS ED For This Week. AS- SASSINATION. Paris, Oct. 4. The Japanese legation has given out a statement denying the reports in French newspapers stating that the missing French and German naval attaches at Port Arthur respectively Lieutenant De Cuvervllle and Captain Yon Gilgenheim, were assassinated by the Japanese while leaving Port Arthur on a Chinese junk. The statement says that no such Junk has been captured and that the most careful inquiries at Toklo and elsewhere have failed to disclose the whereabouts of the attaches. The Japanese officials. It la said, are using tbe utmost, efforts to locate the two officers, but unfortunately without result. COAL FOR BALTIC and Ranges on easy payments; $5 down, $1 a week Your Credit Is Good FLEET. The Time slates Hamburg-America- n several steam era are about to take Welsh coal at Aden. Zanzibar, and Singapore for coaling the warships of tbe Russian Baltic fleeL Txindon. OcL 5. that Jewel Stoves Ogden Furniture gj 9 Hyrum & Carpet Co. Ja Pingree, Mgr. 53 easggBggiggBaBgaggwniijmaCg e JEWELS PIT POR IjYOUR WORTH AND WEARING Krj HLPW-'si- SPORTS postal Investigation eventually underDemocratic Candidate Spends Day warned mined his health. He was ceiving Ti.oss Who Supply. again and again by hit physicians and Funds end Idea friends that he waa subjecting himself New York. Oct. 4. More prominent to too great a burden, but be refused counsel. Democrat Judge to heed their today called concluded the pressing work larker than on any previous day since of Having the department and carried the inthe St. Louis convention. In His list were suh men as James quiry to a point where it passed from of the hand department II. Eckles of Chicago comptroller of the It waa his lbs currency under Cleveland; G. N. officials toInthe courts. few a months at least to Morgan of Connectlcui, treasurer of Intention the United States undf the same ad- heed the admonitions of his friends the rare and ministration; Robert Van Wick, former and relinquishoffinally official life. mayor of New York; Congressman W. and He had promised his family H. Heart, Senators Baron aud Stone; friends never again to undertake any Captain K. Hobson, of Alabama; W. work which might Imperil hie health, R. McCiean, national committeeman from Ohio, and others of equally whirh for many years had not baea good. prominence. It le the understanding now that Mr. Judge Parker concluded his busy day with a dinner at tbe Hiel Seville, hav- Cortelyou will assume the duties of coning as his gueats Mr. Heart . National postmaster general as soon as he Chairman Taggart and W. F. Sheehan. veniently can alter the close of the inThe dinner lasted for nearly three vestigation. It is probable that be will Dehours, and every phase of the cam- enter the office about the first of asno for the dale cember, although was over. CompFormer gone paign sumption of his new responsibilities troller Eckles will begin active without delay. He will maks has beau determined upon even tentawill speeches in several doubtful states, tively, since after the election It talking imrtlcularly on the general sub- take him some time to wind up tbe aflalra of the campaign and he may ject of financei Captain Hobson will sieak in two or also desire to take at least a brief rest. three northern states, as be is now In the Interim the responsibilities of waiting to be assigned by the national directing tbe affairs of ontbeMr.poetofflra Wynne, department will devolve committee. , Mr Polls have been completed by the who has JuMt returned with two young daughters Democratic committee in all the doubt- Wynne and their ful states and the results have been from fn extended trip to Europe. reported to Judge Parker. These polls he.ve been made in Indiana and it ie announced that it la now possible to take an accurate pool in one day. Further than this estimate the polls Captain Tolntoukine, commander of a showing a condition most satisfactory sotnia, ambushed one of the enemy's nm hlng could be obtained from Judge petrols at Konachuuy. OOne Japanese Parker's headquarters concern lug tbs officer waa killed. result. I GEM Re- d rt OCTOBER 8, 1W& WEDNESDAY MORNING, THE MORNING EXAMINER OGDEN, UTAH, LOUIS WUNN DEAD. Tork, Oct. 4. Louis Wunm. uf Oakland. California, wbo has returned to hts home after trip abroad, died suddenly on the steamer Kaiser Wilhelm tier Grasse, on the passge from Bremen nnd Ruiitlinropton. Ills body was landed fbp latter place. Th facts were not learned until the arrival of the steamer here todBj. N Washington. Oct. 4. After rarrfnl rnnslderation of the iuternatVantal points involved the State Department has decided to issue a temporary exeiiater to Onmiuio Para as consul of Chile In tbe canal sous. Saturday, October 8tb enine: 2,000 HANDSOME SOU VENT RS FREE THE CROCKERY 2119 'ananas IflC. rFOH.E. Washington Avenue. aasennBE G |