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Show nit; UUliMMi Tks present MUiu Sf 10 I bae I Ogden. Me wbn-Jwry. Xa a ver Jr Remains of Former Ogocn Pedagogue Brought Here for Burial. boy one ? me be bought ago. J tbe ivrrri tion with the throat lui to rxecute the death sentt-mposed ou Count Iguaiitff. G.neix; Pavlaff. General Vou lVr Lauuirs an. I Governor Alexandrovsky, have bee 4 tried by drumhead rqprt martial. EOSY CF rOXEY ARRIVES Market Active teil Estate (be burred 4ie ' Zt cent profit Per like Ogden real estate to i!rv Bat 1 have just a good now a 1 bad then, which verified by the following k of rSJl body of the late 8. T. Duxey. who (iit-- iu Salt Lake a lew days ago, tsae brought to Ogden yesterday and will be buried here. Mrs. liuxey aud Thr CAPTURE POLICE h -- a belter Twelve dollar buy rimer ia and more valuable. dull re buy one of our Trn tv-fi- one dollar per lmder. 1 1 cash and no case. wrk ao interest and foot buy Twenty doll is pea front block Mmi the Beed . w one-haKoteL one of tbe greatest snap in the mon-loo-k ntr. if you want to make aonta lot. this at bt in Nob jutt think of an elegnntwell located, Hill 6uxl3o feet to alley, dob aear good residence, only forty lt 11 Three dollar per front foot bug a aear Quincy avenue school, in of tba city. k good residence part ie lot to suit. dollar per front foot buy a tot war the Inion Depot- - If you prefet ,ou may pay l"c. per week on thiee Itou should be aura aad dollar. Term One this tot. t Choice lot oo 24th street; aa dol-afour home. a for Only place pvr front foot. I bare a number of new brick bouse which are modern and will rent for ten per cent net on tbe investment, beside increasing In value nil tbe while. If you have idle money took at convincgome of these house and be ed that It la better than four per ceut per swim. I think every family In Ogden should own Its own home, and I have bought thi apace for tbe purpose of doing my ' part toward accomplishing thi purpose. If you desire a home In Ogden ee me; your credit ia good. We will .tic u over and 1 will help you awn your own home and atop paying rent aad let you aee how it feels to be your ele-fas- lr landlord. Either phana 771. own 374 Wash. Ave. j. J. BRUMMITT la trass er the character at ths ' our we service supply patron. Prompt, Nltable and at tour east, say time you say well b no yfigr tub aad handle it expeditiously and welL f ALLEN TRANSFER C. Phone 83 for 6. E. roar. w. Mslan, A. Malan. 31 1 ANYTHING. MALAN TRANSFER COMPANY r, Box'-men- Vans, Drays and Baggage Wagon. OUR SPECIALTIES-Pl- an Fuml-tirr- . Safe Moving and Storage. OFFICE 40E Twenty-fift- Ind, h The elections today were a struggle between the constitutional democrats and socialists and tbe probability la that neither party secured an absolute majority. Strong forces of police were massed In the vicinity of the polls and all agitation waa suppressed. As a result of thee mwsurea tbe police stations were Jammed with agitators before noon. There were mounted patrols in all the si recta, but despite this there were frequent collisions between conservative and radical voters. Nobody waa seriously injured. Moscow, Feb. 10. fit reed, NEW ROAD FROM PHONES Bell, 2201 224. EAGLE El Paso, Texas, Feb. 10. PASS. Before the end of the year, according to a statement given out by A. E. stilwell. president of the Kansas City, Mexico A Orient railroad, a branch of that railroad will bo built to Bpofford The JUMBLE buys, sella er ex- Junction, wher- - it will connect wl'h the Eagle Pasa branch of tbe Southern changes "any aid thing (blue and matt new one. 2200 Pacific, connecting with the Mexican Wash. Hallo, 1144 National at C. P. Dias. Orahulla, Mexico, thus living a direct . line from SECOND-HANNEVADA STORE. Kansas City to Mexico City. W buy and all all kinds ef new nd second-hanEDITOR KILLS GAMBLER. good. Call er phene W acker A Preps. 1U 26Ui SL Hayn, Phene, I ltd. 622. Prndlcton, Ore., Feb. 10. John P. McManus, editor of the Pilot Rock PAUL ZIEGENHIRT, Record, shot and killed Robert Estes, Second-HanStore. In the Pullman saloon on If you have anything to sell or hoy a gambler. Main street yesterday afternoon. No uq or phone 1870 to 1S78 Wash. Ave. motive is known to exist for the shootSC! 656-Ind. 676. ing. as the men were not acquainted. It Is presumed McManus took Estes B. A. DENKEHS for another man whom tbe editor beWIN pay the highest prise for Mean hand furniture and sell to tho public lieved had roblied him last week. tn cheap. L 2416 Grant Ave, Ball Second Hand Stores d d Pnone 637-k- . MEXICAN STRIKE. Ind. S2& C. J. HERRICK A CO, Successors te H. L. White, want Srlng yeur geode her If to .ell them. Cell era If yww went 2342 Wash Ave. buy. BeM phene . InA 407. pr 16-p- HART TO RETIRE. London. Feb. 10. It la announced jut Sir Robert Hart, director general Chinese Imperial custom, will lMvr China for Eenglaud at the end or leave of February on a two '"nre and that he I years hot likely ever to ruium. I This regarded a the nutmme of the appoint menr late last iinmrr of Chinese as customs El Paso Texas. Feb. 14.' The strike of machinists m the shops of the Mexican Nations! railway at Nuevo Laredo, Mexico, which Has been on for several months, as well a the strike of cotton mill workers at Qucretara, have hern settled. In the former case all the demands of the workmen were granted, except recognition of . the onion. In the tatter the strlkera surrendered unconditionally. BOMBS FOUND AT MOSCOW. Moscow, Feb. 10. Another search at the Moscow female university ha rrsul'ed In several unfilled bombs b ing found. It la reported that the eight girl students arrested is connec 1107. 11, FURNISHED 7 ROOM A FOR BALE l.iuutlii. Girl for 2klb Jrtwl. WAN TER gcui-ra- FOR RENT Furnished rooms, also iigh: housekeeping, electric llghu end baih. 2245 Washington ave. . to L Co. WANTED Girl for housework, Rolapp, 2514 Madison Ave. Mrs. Fuintoneu 621 rooms, modtied St. tf M-l-l- FOR RENT Furatohed nett Block. BOARD AND ROOM-4- FOR RENT FOR RENT DRESSMAKING -- Tailored aad fancy sklru a speemi:). 761 :(th SL rooms. BenMAI WANTED nulls, a specially. Phone J720D. 2034 Giant. CHANCES. Furniture suitable rooming house. Phone 6G7K. WANTED. MALE HELP WANTED. - MISCELLANEOUS. A Co., ANT INTELLIGENT PERSON mar earn $75 to $100 monthly correspond- ing for newspapers, sure, steady work; ao canvassing; experience unnecessary. Send for particulars. Press Syndicate, Lock port, N. Y. MEN AND BOTE, Plumbing er bricklaying trade pays $3 to IS per day; we teach yon-bpractical Iaatru tiona la I months; position fuse an teed; free, catalogue. Coyne Trade School, 6176 Easton Ave., EL WANTED , ' r- STENOGRAPHER. WANTED Stenographer, salary. Address P. Ogden. State tow-e- O. Box 29.7, 2-- 1 0-- 2 If 23(11 Washington FOR SALE Ogden Union, No. 172, Order of Washington, meet every Tueeday evening hlL 1 In A. O. U. W. OP AMERICA A. W. AGEE. Clerk.' Meets Eagle Hall, Invited. Utah Camp, No. 8MKI. ; J. H. SHAFER. every Tuesday night at p. a. Visit Ing member V. C DEGREE OP POCAHONTAS. 8, D. of P. Wednesday evening at I oclock, Eagle HeU. Dues can be paid to Susie Aldrn, C. of W 112 36th St Visiting number iuvited. MARTHA A. MORRIS. Pocahontas ALICE COLLINS, K. of R. Leeotnh Connell, No. MONEY TO LOAN, on farms and city real eatate. HUNTER A KENNEDY, Room $, First National Bank Build- REAL ESTATE. o'clock Visiting comrades MODERN WOODMEN Ee-cle- Ave. at I Invited to attend. WIMJAM DOYLE, President. WALTER RICHEY. Secretary. 1216-t- f bldg. niheta every ing. etc ; Bargains. Snips, Knapps, MONEY TO LOAN- -J. J. BRUMMITT. Dirt, per acre, cheap; per ox. free. Nalls, 2c. Tumblers 15c, T'Kettlea . Restaurant Fixture!, Counters. Scales 3 Horses for a song A something else. PROFESSIONAL $760 Plano, 2 Organs, Hargsln. Nice llntue A Farm In Bountiful. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. B'dg. House, near Shops, paying well. Model Fruit Farm. 27 A near rlty. A. G. HORN. Bankrupt aaj wrack goods. Offlret ever Badcona Arras In City. Slone, Goods, etc, Attorney H'amlth Shop, Tools. Brick House, 6A Drug Store. I seek (he business of all parties; am attorney against all New Ooods for any old thing, etc. The Jumble, 2300 Wash. 'Phone 1144. corporations and nwneptilles. Pre2 Much Merc for Much Leas. pared to tranaaet any and all kind of legal business. FOR SAMS' Three-rooframe house, HAIR GOODS AND COSTUMES. large lot, $430.00. Five-roomodem frame home $2,100. Four-rooframe house, large lot, de- HAIR SWITCHES for sal at reduced sirable location, $1,700.00. prices. Hair chains ' a specialty. Large lot. and small house, fine locaMasquerade costumes to rent for tion, $1,000.00. balls and theaters. All mall orders Two desirable lota on car line $330.00. promptly attended to. Mrs. C. E. Other bargain; buy before price 121 14th. P, O. Box 433. 6 advance, W. N. Peirce, 411 24th St. Si-u- ODD FELLOWS. Ogden Lodga No. 6, Independent Order ef Odd Follow. Meet in I. O. O. F. hall Tuesday evening. Vlalting brother cordially Invited to b. prraent. J. W. BAILEY, Noble Grand. HENRY KISSEL, Secretary. ry City, Rebekah Lodge No. 4, F. hail. Meets aooond and fourth Friday evenings at Odd Fellows street. .Visiting Hall, Twenty-fourtmembers invited. ADA BAKER, Nohto Grand. LOLA THORNTON, Secretary. Queen I. O. O. 9-- lf le. wk. TkirifsIgiiM. Munich la ouAdf the moat beautiful e Junction City Ldg No. 30, Independent Order of Odd Fallows, moot In I. O. O. F. hall every Thuraday evening. Vlalting brothers cordially Iuvited to be present. JAMES BUNK. N. O. INSURANCE. . 608 SALE liOta from $100 and up Hoc. sea from $1,100 up. O. A. White cities In Europe, with broad street a, 9 8'- 3C: 26th St. statfountains, many frequent slftely numerous open squares, large ues, SALE- - S rods. 22nd afreet wooded parka, a swift rlrer flowing FOR Grant and Uncola; also between directly through ''(he renter of the butters. 300 Patterson. Bell phone real deuce sertiue,' galleries that contain 710-z- . rrimo loua recollect of tiic finest several of liFOR SALE Ranch, 10 acres, 2 ml lex pictures and sculpture In Ilia world, braries, academies, of design, schools ' from city limits. Address 2000 Pormo. ter Ave., Ogden. of science, a magnificent opera house, a theater that waa erected exclusively modern frame bouse. Urge lot, for the pro.lurtiou of Wagner's operas, $2300 North Washington end various other attract ions wblcb do modern frame house, large lot, not dlstnrh Ihe classic atmosphere, $2730 os bench but appeal to the artist, tbe student brick house, close In, large lot, and whoever reels for beauty and for ters ,.,,,,$20011 rest. No city of equal sis bas so many frame house, large lot, on $ 600 noble monuments aud public buildings, bench, terms while probably a larger numlier of Vacant lut on 28tb street, 62143 1 60 . feet .... tbe population of Munich is engaged farm and fruit orchard, good la study aud artistic and scientific pur.22500 water and land suits than may lie found In any other farm and orchard, well Imcity. The Royal library la one of the $0000 proved, near city, terms greatest iu exist cues, probably second KELLY A HERRICK. museum. British William the to only E. Curtis In fhtcsgo Record-Heral- h 7-- U W. X PIERCE. WALTER RICHET, Secretary. i Notary Public. Real Estate; Fire, Life and Accident surance, 407 24fh SL " FRATERNAL in- OF EAGLES ...... - . CORA 0. IVEH. Osteopaths, graduate from parent achoul, Klrkvllle, Mu. Lewls-Stay-block, suite 60. Treatment' by appointment. Hours 8 a. m. to I p. m. Bell phone !0l4K. Ind. 1012. IVES. GORDON O . 80-ac-re LOST. ORDER Fraternal Order of Eagle. . OgJea Aerie, No. Ill, F. 0. E.. moots every JUNK. . Munday evening In Eagle hall, east of Reed hotel, at 1:00. Vlalting BrothTHE INDEPENDENT JUNK CO. buys er Eaglea are Invited to attend the all kinds of junk. Bell phone 626Z. Aerie stealings. Ind. phone 2093D. Grtea A Jaoob-on- , T. C. MORRIS, W. Preaidant 3148 Pacific. D. T. TRACY, fiecretary. DR. II. B. FORBES, Aerto Physlda IF YOU have any klud of Junk, phone to Ogden Junk House;' 6 will rail FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD i for IL Bell phone, 82SK; Ind. 785. 1 Ogden Lodge, No. 371, T. F. B. meets .second and fourth Tuesdays at p. m la A. O. U. W. halt VlalUag OSTEOPATHY,. PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. DR. A. FERNLUND. Physician and Surgeon. Offica bourn, 10 and 13 a, m.. 18 to 4 p. m. 840 23th HL Office phones. Bell C16K; Ind. 571. ResiBismarck dence 041 Wash. Ind. phiiaa COS. members cordially Invited. D. If. ADAMS, President IDA BECKER, Secretary. E. F. MI8CH, Treasurer. DEGREE OF HONOR. Ogden LoJga No. 1 D. of H. meals la Eagle hall the eeeond and fourth Wednesday afternonna of each month at 8:10 p. m. SUSIE SIMS. C. uf H. JEANNETTE HILL, Financier. to JENNIE PROUT, Recorder. WOODMEN ' OF THE WORLD. -- SANITARY WORK. PINE of nil kinds. Bell phono SQ0Z. Nets. McCarty, 3728 Grant. SCAVENGER th-s- repn-pere- B. P. O. ELKS. TO BUY. to salaried people without security vr endorsement; payment te ault, either weekly or monthly; business confidential. Call and get a D. D. Drake, 410-1my term vbs M the lufallaeBf Ftao. An express ami who called at a LOST Black pocketbook, aloos souvenir, between emigre Nluety second afreet lioardlng house Dancing Academy, and 26th and Vr two trunk wausked by tho landWall, contains two receipt and monlady where thev were going. ' Return to Standard office. ey, I dont know, lie raid. Ton see. I do only half the hauling. I will take the things to our office, and anmelxxly LOST Plain gold ring, between else will take them the rest of the way. Grant school and 22nd and Grant, The bom at the desk will know tbe ador on 23nd street, between Grant dress. Tbe moving to done ou the and Lincoln. Liberal reward for return to this office. plan to keep you folks here from finding out where tbe other peoJ PERSONAL. ple went. They were afraid to trust me with tbe numlier for fear you might worm It out of me, ao they told It to WANTED A girl to raise; one to Klsalaw (ha ITaad. two years old. Address 211 27th at. but the manager. Lota of peowk The danger of Infection which lies In nobody who move often make the trip In tbe custom of kissing the hand la ple section! like that. Half the time when once more being discussed In Ger1 take a trunk away from a boarding many. One writer nolee that this danMaseww's Old Drew Store. I don't know where it will wind house ger was already known to tbe Homan up. That la generally done when there The greatest drug alore In the world emperor. Tiberius, who, aa Suetonius ban been a row and tbe folks who leave will he found In one of the moat bark-war- d notes, issued an edict n gainst this countries of tbe world. It esdont want to be followed. Been n 11b practice, at that tiina la general vogue, tie trouble here, 1 Imagine," be added tate In Moscow and 1a over two craon hygienic ground. te rice old. Ite title to the Old Nikolska tentatively. Tea, sighed the landlady, n little pharmacy, end since 1833 It has been (.'re farting. In the family of the prweut proprietor. New York Sun. Old Croskybo I think we'd better It ie a building of Impoelng dimenhave the pawng and staircase with many departments. Includleera Took (he Mod. Where sions, while I'm laid up. Mrs. Grlmnge. Tullini Hcrro bathed In the ing our of professional education for Maim Mrs. G. (his housekeeper) LoF, sir; of Lake Agnan 2,000 years ago the staff, which numlier TOO iteranna. adn't yer 1 letter wait and see ow ye mud In order to get rid of the gout.. The They make up ehout 2.000 prescript Iona goes on fust? Them coffins do maka mud of the standing waters In tbe dis- a day. and ao perfect la the organisasuch work with staircase wallpapers. trict west of XipH was famous from tion that an error to seldom recorded. Smile. early times for the relief of arthritis. Ctoess ml Lni Aam. 4 The luxurious high livers of the ImMaking Pragma. During the American Revolution an Haro the detective got any elew perial days knew It effleary and no doubt did their cure tliere In much English magntinr published an estiyel?" Inqnlred the reporter. mate of th North American colonies. I don't know, said the woman tbe same rough and ready fashion a now. doe Placing the popluatlon then at 2.00a-00moderh whose hoiiTC had been robbed. "My their iprrntiitlve and aaanmlng that It would double to the and sulphur husband says they bare got a hypothe- Tt Is no doubt litItself years, the writthe every twenty-fivthat mud of the other same deposits atmut tic That's the thing, isnt In tba year 1800 the estimated that er Cnmne of the on promontory takes tle It?" Indians polls News. owes its health giving properties, and number would have Increased to Thin may lie taken aa a most as nature work nmch tbe same way Fanlafcaeat. anal Plf remarkable aa prophecy. Inasmuch aa the she tbe in did In region now that ' the Pastor I hear that lightning fixed the total populacensus of lwto the effect Caesars, upon truck your house. Qobenbauer. That time of the, Is a punishment fur your wickedness. twentieth century gout to probably tion at (B.(B2ria Peasant Well sir, It'a n punishment I much the same a when tbe great Tol(he Itortor. wouldn't mind having again, for I got ly nocked hia Inflamed Joints In fbe When a physician take n vacation fields. 1L 4.000 iraefca Insurance from ooze of the rMegraenen Lnstlge his medical friend who look after his Blatter. patients In hi absence often resent Awy(hlBK That c BMC The rebeing called the assistant." that woman doe atriko nowell How r to he Tried to Be Cheerful. would doctor lieving afraid Mr. you? Powell With any oM thlnjf. known a colleague or coadjutor or The Minister's Wife-I-'m Skinflint d ie not resHre that the ford Bben my wife. snlistltnt. An old lady reeen'ly addloves a cheerful giver. The Minister ed a new synonym when she announc) the bee withWit without kindness Oh. 1 don't knew! The lea he girtn ed that she wss being treated by her out honey. the more cheerfully he gives It own phyticien'a accomplice.'' red Both ef Tkn, When Mr. Justice Maule wss on the bench a bullying counsel waa one day browbeating an elderly female witness In n case before him. Having badgered her Into a slate of utter the lawyer appealed to speech less s, the Judge to make her answer bla questions. Why do you not answer, madam? asked tba Jodge. Because, my lord, he scores me so, replied tbe So does he me, trembling woman. maam, said the Judge Law Notes. GEO. ALLEN. C. C. D. to DOYLE, 8. and T. 3-- 10-lr- n Louie, Mo. Waaatch Division No. 124. (X R.C, meets second and fourth Fridays at 2:30 p. m. la K. at P. hall, corner Washington avenue and 34th street. Ail brothers era cordially invltad to attend. MONEY A yt-11- ORDER OF RAILWAY CONDUCTORS STREET CAR MEN. CLERKS. BOOKKEEPERS, and all otnera employed, find our office reliable for sums of $10 to I1U0. Discounts if paid before due. Payments suspended tn alckmae. No charge for application. The City leu Oo, Suite I. First Natl. Bank Bldg. . MEN and boys wanted to learn plumb Ing, plastering, bricklaying, electrical trades; free catalogue; position secured; tuition fifty dollars. Coyne Trade Schools New York and San 1 Francisco, MRS. EVELYN GLASMAXX. M. 5. C. MISS LOUISE RITTER, M. of R. A C. RAILWAY, for Pork, vral, and chickens WANTED Collector and solicitor; a WANTED at Ruaaell-Jame- a Co., 186 24th St. good opportunity for a hualie1; and if you are not don't answer this ad. AGENTS WANTED. Address F. o. Box 392, Ogden. jM0-3t- . WE PAY agents, todies or gentlemen, from 60 rents to $1.00 an hour to WANTED-rman to taka charge of Introduce aud advertise our remeour dry goods department 1. to dies, city or country. Caroba Med. Clark A Sons Co. tf cor-dtoll- Invited to attend. MONEY TO LOAN. BUSINESS shirt waist WANTED 2570 Ltocoln. Ind. 1 11 law Meets every Saturday afternoon at 2:30 in Pythian hall, Utah National Bank building. Sojourning niatera y 1100-poun- d FIANO. Piano. SISTERS. 0-- mo 3727D. TED --Dressmaking, PYTHIAN Ogden Lodge, No. 711. meets every Anything from A to Z. 2nd Hand. Tueeday evening. Lodge and club Tbe Jumble, !3'0 Wash, lboaes 1141. room, second floor Masonic building, Much more for iota less. 2 2411 Washington Avenue. W. D. ROWS, E. R. WANTED hors, sound. J. H. KNAUSS, Secretary. Josh Rarkham. Bell Phont 392 K. ORDER OP WASHINGTON. Ind-phon- WAN ANNA LJCW1S. W. M. LILY V. HALSTED. Secretary. 14-t-f 26ih street. 46 f SITUATIONS WAN1ED, FEMALE. invited to attend. FOR BALE Cheap, one new 390 account McCaskey account register. J. Williams A Bona Co., Morgan, Utah. Furnished rooms suitable tor gentloaen, ill Urd. Ogdfca tf 2 1u BALDWIN. Kl'RTZMANN and ELLINGTON Pianos nd other musical mdse. Terms, Pantone. 414 25th. BOARD AND ROOM. WANTED A good laundress General Hospital, at once. h FOR BALE Rhode Island Red Cockerels. J. T. Axley, 2358 Lincoln Ave. FOR REN T WANTED Aa assUisut w the ' matron of Stale luimi.r,ai School. Apply at once to the SupeiinieodeuL ': - FDR RENT Cisan furnished rooms. wi;k bath, thi roughly renovated: too light houaekeepiag rooms. The 363 Uotoaiai, 24th 8L Mrs. a. to Chinn. Manager. 621 Af charge of lu-l.- tW.l SALE Fine good aecuaJ band ing macklhe. at $5, $10 sud $lr each, if sold t unoe. One guol sewing machine rnd baggy, cheap. Call ai 2111 Graat Ave. lnu ern convenicncw. . 2 FOri SAIJ6 Small grocery atore and fixtures with living rooms. Party housekeeping tooms leaving town- 29113 Wash. ght FOR RENT t Queen Eatfe-- r Chapter No. 4, O E. S Regular mewling held at Masonic iUU un WaxLingtuii avenue, between Taenty fifth and Tweaty-alxtstreets the flrt and third Friday of each month. cordial-1.' Sojuuramg member lan.pi, rungc, Ave 24-ln- i FOR R ENT-Li137 2tilh Si. 2 ueariUR-ui- 22 MASONIC. Househuld furniture; etc. 2214 Wash. t eel hiusvaork i A buly to iak our nlieratloa Clark 4) Sena IGR BALE 273 light Wssh. Mis. An 2469 MISCELLANEOUS. FDK SALE! G od hanging ettoap; 5 JJ 2"!h 8:. from die. WANTED (J'.ismbvruiaid si Kevd ho tel. 34 - Furuizhej rooms; LARGE rooms cheap. FEMALfc HELP WANTED. WANT EI l)R KENT -- Three room for house krepiu Uliesp. r lug Monroe, lud. '7:7.4 2V3; FOR KENT ON THIS ADVERTISEMENTS PAGE COST ONE CENT PER WORD FOR EACH INSERTION. NO FIRST insertion LESS THAN 25 CENTS. ALL ADVER TISEMENTB MUST EE PAID IN EXCEPTING ADVANCE. BUSl NESS HOUSES RUNNING OPEN BOOK ACCpUNTS WITH US. MEN- - y WE CAN MOVE FEKKCAUV FOR RENT plat-.-an- UgSvn' dollars buy a good building well located. la, is 130 feet to alley, Tit .nd level, commanding view. lot. a MONDAY v laiuily accompanied the remain to ibis city yesterday. .The body wa taken tJ the koine of Mr. Hyrum to street. Watkins, 239 Twenty-seventservices will be held at The fuu.-rthr Second ward meeting house at 2 oclock thi afternoon. Friends will be received at the Watkia residence between the hour of 10 sud 1 o'clock today. Services were held in the Farmers' ward meeting house In Salt Lake at 12;30 o'clock yesterday afternoon and were largely attended. Tke speaker included Dr. Talma ge and Prof. Slew-ar- t of the I'nivcrsity of Utah. A pestle TREATY BROKEN. George A. Bnik and County Recorder Campbell Brown. The deceasej was Managua, Nicaragua. Feb. 10. Adformerly connected with the Ogden vices received here are to the efiect and had man; that it is believed that President Boa City public school friends here. ilia of Honduras, who broke the treaty of Curinto (which provides for the arbitration of questions tn disWRECKED EKCINE ARRIVES pute between the Central Ainerlrau usd that ns a result of thi republics) Fireman Ware Who Was Badly the tribunal which was sitting at Sac Buraed by it Watchaa It Salvador in an endeavor to settle the Pull in. difierences between Nicaragua and Honduras was dissolved. Ouh of the engines that figured ia the wreck at Gartne.v. in which En- -' REDUCE DUTY ON WHEAT. gtneer Frank Keesley lost his life, wss brought into the Ogden yeards yesCity of Mexico, Feb. 10. -- Fearing a It represent a wheat famine in the country In cons terday fur repair. much battered appearance, a vivid re- qnence of the bad crops, tbe finance minder of the accident that cost threa department has considerably decreaslives aad tbe injury of a score of ed ihe custom duty due on wheat Impeople. ported from .the United State. The Curiously enough. Fireman C. I duty that wheat win have to par Ware, who was burned almost fatallv from February 16th to June 13th wfal by the steam iiiat escaped from the be 1 1.50 per- - one hundred kilogram. engine, was ab' to watch it come in. All the horron of the wreck were reFRANCE CRITICISED, called to him a the monster of ircu and steel waa guided into the shop, Buffalo, Feb. 10. An immense meetliarmles and quite incapable of run- ing of Catholice tonight adopted re ning amuck. lutions denouncing the French altitude toward the church. Speaker criticised France for what they called ACTIVE WORK SIARtTiODAY " gross breach of faith with the church. The work of Improving and remodelwill Utah Hot ing the begin Spring STRIKE OF BOATMEN. have comtoday. 'The architect New York, Feb. 10. The leader pleted their plana, which were placeJ in the hand of the contractor last of the New York Harbor and 's week. The estimated oust of the work union announced tonight .that to placed at 150,000. there would he a general strike of The Improvements will conatot of tugboat men unless tlielr demands of bath houses, 62x120, and the cement- $10 a month Increase In wages shall ing of the big pool. Hot plunges will be granted. be made in ep.iraie building. There will be two large pools and a number KILLS POLICEMAN AND HIMSELF. of private ones. The dining room will' be In the north end of the buildEl Paso, Texas, Feb. 10. After killing and .will be thoroughly modern. A ing one policeman an.l wounding annumber of additional rooms will be other at Maxatlan, Mexico, Antonie added. Quite a few of these will be Benitez tried 'to escape by . running, on the ground floor for the conveni- but stumped add fell gad was killed ence of the more severe cases of by the accidental 'discharge of hi rheumatism. The ground and park pistol. are also to be extensively improved. FAMILY PERISHES IN FIRE. ' PROSPECT OF PEACE. Berne, Switzerland, Feb. 10. An enPanama, Feb. 10. Francisco J. tire family of seven perished today Herbosa, Chilean minister to tho Cen- In a conflagration at the Morganthrl tral American republics, who la In brewery at Statnbach; Lake Conthis city on his way. to Valpariaao, stance. Eight other families narrow' said to the Associated Prea today: ly escaped a similar fate. Before my departure from Coatt Rica . 11 Wednesday. I altered my TERRIFIC EXPLOSION. ervioe to arbitrate the question in dispute between Honduras and NicaLondon, Feb. 10. A terrific exploragua in raw the San Salvador tri- sion today wrecked the chemical rr bunal could not roach an acceptable search department of the Woolwich decision. Both Proaldent Bonilla ot arsensL It Is believed no lives were Honduras and President Zelaya of tost. Nicaragua, wired me such conciliatory messages that 1 left, believing firmly Maklav Fatal With Sklas Milk. that war between the twe republics would not result.' Stir Into n gallon of milk about three pounds of Portland cement end edd sufficient Venetian red paint powder to CHARGES AGAINST FEHMI PASHA Impart a good color. Any other colored Constantinople. Feb. 10. The spe paint powder may aa well ha used. Tbe 11 commission of Inquiry 'ordered by skim milk will bold the paint In auspeii-iothe snltan to examine litio the but tbe cement being heavy, will charges against Fehml Pasha, chief of alnk to the bottom, ao that It becomes the secret police of the palace, who, to keep the mixture well it waa alleged by the German embaxsy necessary with a paddle. Mix only enough recently caused the seizure of s ship's stirred cargo destined for Hamburg, ha at n time for out day's nae. Six hours after painting this paint will be aa Imconcluded Its work. The German at the' aultan'a request, waived movable and unaffected by water aa a a public trial,1 but tnajated that FChml month old paint. Cases are on rfcord Pasha be banished, which It la under- of this sort of paint being In good constood will be done ns the sultan is dition after twenty years, and It has convinced that Emperor William ! preserved tbe wood admirably. Tlie strongly backing, up the German em- addition of carbolic acid or some other bassy's demand for the punishment disinfectant snakes It very suitable for of the olficlnL dairy work, as It then has a cleansing Mlliw m Ml. effect St Louis Republic. ELECTIONS AT MOSCOW. ai ITAU, I Springfield, Ohio, Feb. Id. The ps lice with the aid of the fire depart r.ient, this afternoon raided a Mioou and with IsiMers scaled the wall af a fivewtory building and captured 31 men. who had escaped from the takes refuge on the roof. The police stump ed to go UP to the roof through the building, hut louud themselves barred .by a steel trap doot. Tbe men on the roof refused to but when the fire department arrived with Udders the officer ascended with drawn revolvers and no further resistance was encountered. i hr OGDEN EXAMINER; d t( 0 WORK. KINDS of scavenger work. Prompt attention. John Van Zwe-de607 2nd St. Bell 747Y. AM- - n. - H4. T. C. MORRIS, C. C. E. AUTH, Clerk, First National Bank Building. ' KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. TAILORS. Lodge No. 8 Knlghte cd Ogden meet at Caitle Hall, Utah Pythias, Clothe cleaned end preaed $1 a National Bank building, every Man-damonth, 137 21th St. Bell phone I58Z. evening. All K. of P.'s requested to meet with ua. UPHOLSTERING. W. J. UNDERWOOD. C. C. E. R. GEIGER; M. of F. I AM doing ell kind of upholstering, to N. MEAD. K. cf R. and 8 draplnp, carriage trimming, mat-trWOMEN OF WOODCRAFT. making, carpet fitting, laying and cleaning. Your patronage la respectfully solicited upon assurance 8ego Lily Circle. No.- 174. meets evof prompt service and fair prlca at ery eeeond and fourth- Friday nights all times. I have had 21 yean old at 7:30, In K. of P. ball.- - Visiting last seven neighbors cordially Invited. practical experience; 137 G- - - X, DAISY CASHMORE, yean with th Boyle Furniture Co. avenue. Estimate given freely. Very reTracy e KATE HETMAN, Clerk, 288 8 spectfully, K. Van Kampea, 2760 Volker ave.; shop same 28rd Street , address. Dll phone Indepen3612-D- . dent Women of Woodcraft, Ogden Circle 601, meete every Tuesday night at 7:30 oclock, K. of P. halL Vlalting VETERINARY SURGEON. Neighbors Invited. Dues can be paid at the office of Ed D. P. M1LLIKEN, graduate veterinary the afternoon of tbe 28th of each or Auth, Calls answered night surgeon. National Bank Bldg. day. Office. Ogden Feed and 8ale month. First MR8. A MCE COLLINS, O. N-- . 2383 Stable, ,2210 Wash. Ave, Both Pingree Ave. phones; night phone 455K. MARIE CRITES, Clerk, 2VU Mon-ro- e Are. y et - real-done- SSS-K- tf WINDOW CLEANING, e nrt Weber Camp No, 74. meets in K. of P. ball in Utah National Bank building every Thuraday evening at I o'clock. Visiting Woodmen cordially Invltad to attend. window UTAH and house cleaning Janitor and porter work. Co. 23th St. Bell, 1038K. Ram Office 414 Po-lan- o FRATERNAL LADIES OF THE MACCAIEES. Sliver Hive No. 1, meets th eeeond and fourth Tuesday at 8:39 p. m.. at street VisO'Neill hall, Twenty-Bft- h iting elatera cordially lavlted. BESSIE SEBRINO. to C. LUCY NELSON, R. K. ROYAL ARCANUM. KNIGHTS OF THE MACCABEES. Tea'ed, sound, reliable. Fraierna! Ogden Tent No. 24. meets th men at Beneficiary Order. Insure and fourth Friday evening, reaaonable rite for or, two, or three at 8 o'clock sharp. In I. O. O. F. ball. thousand dollar. Accumulated emercordially Invited to Knights Visiting million doi three font! nearly gency Mountain attend. lar. Investigate. Rocky con J. W. HALSEY. Coramender. l an I C"7. meet Council. N F. F.' BOND. Recorder Keeper. fourth Friday at A. O. V. W. hall.. K. W. Stone. Regent: .1. W. Wother-rpoon- aec-on- d . Collector; G B. Roberts, Eec'y. WANT ADS YIELD BIG RESULTS. |