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Show HORSING 1 OGDEN, EXAMINER, June SI. Petersburg, June 12 The Russian government has not yet returned answer to British Ambassador Harding relative to hia government a protest at Russia's detlsraiion ibat rb-and other food stuffs are contraband of war, but tbe Associated lreaa learns that there ie no intern ion on the part of ihe government to make modith-a-tioto meet the Briiish view. The protest is based on the rule observed by Great Britain during the Boer war even food muffs destined fur a lh hostile country could be considered contraband of war only when intended for tbe enemy's forces. A high Russian official today called ai tent ion to the fact that at the breaking out of Lhe war Russia was lu stop at San Francisco a cargo of meal destined for Vladivostok in order lu avoiJ its probable capture in consequence of the Jaimneso declaration that it would be regarded as contra- aa VOUUM FATS DTOm m baits ea all pattt Chicago Futures e and San Washington on Monday the 20th, he Francisco and Salt Lake will go to the home oi Mr. Molony at Spring Lake, N. J. Cardinal Satolli will visit the world's Mining Quotations. fair at Si, Louis and go thence to SL Petersburg, where he will he the guest of Archbishop Ireland. It waa staled -that Cardinal Baiolli a visit to this ljondon, June 12-- Tha no iioliiicsl significance, ihang UM wrek presented no marked rouutry ha came here for rest and to lie merely feature. Apart from business aith the sell lenient the very renew hia old personal friendship with mmllwl naueae'inns a ere recorded many persons whom he met while aposfind the movements In prices acre tolic delegate at Washington." said one m the prominent divines with whom trifling. fn the foreign market Japanese a the cardinal spent much of bis time acre the must active. during his stay here, band. continued steady. Amerlcann "Rice ia an important article of food In the Japanese army and Ihe bheaed a greater livclinees than fur Mune time past, aud esiweially in question whether It should he declared and Reading issues because of contraband waa carefully considered be when tbe regulation were being framlaik of pruhable dividends. It ia trans-note- d buainesa lieved the volume of ed," this official said, "and the deciseome here was not greal despite Rumors as te Absndonmsnt of Meat-in- g ion reached by Russia eulirely justifImshowed aouie realization pile ied such action. Tbe British governAre Groundless. ment is disjiosed to regard the question provement. Kaffirs were again weak. Chicago, June 12. Horaes are rap- as an academic one." Diplomatic circles are laieruaie in idly arriving at Washington park aud all rumors aa to the abandonment of the matter. the meeting were sel at rest tonight stated JUNCTION WITH PORT ARTHUR by Secretary Howard, who FLEET. positively and Anally that the meeting would run as scheduled from June 18ih Bandit Waa Suapicioga of Visitor to July ieih inclusive. St Petersburg, June 12. Relief Is Captives in Good Spirits and never been the slightest fell In military circles at the removal "There has Roloaao. of Sanguint Park of dissension in military circlea. intention of the Washington said Mr. It Is reported that the Vladivostok off club the meeting. calling . Taugier, June 12.- -J. W. 8. Langer-man- Howard tonight. When we gave out squadron now consists of three cruiscommissioner of the Moroccan the entries for the derby and the' con- ers and four ironclads. U is therefore Hcction at the 8t. Louis exposition, ar- ditions Ihe rest of the races 11 presumed that the squadron has effecrived here today from the ramp of made our 25 days mseting a certaintj. ted a Junction with some of the Iort Raisull, the bandit. In an interview I look fur a splendid field for the derby. Arthur vessels. Mr. Tfofia'rib's given to the Associated Press, make a The newspapers report that there ia victory 8ai unlay Ijangerman said: him a formidable candidate. English great distress la Vladivostok arising in Lhds defeat does not make Fred Cook's from the enhanced prices of fixid and it I left the steamer for Arzlli company with a friend aud three oth- horse any less dangerous and Fox is feared tliat the stock of petroleum ers, the object being to see Ralauli Hunler's win at Buffalo shows this and candlee ia giving out. and try to arrange the present diff- colt to be a good one. Twelve trains are arriving dally at erences. toLiao announced Howard Yang wiih reinforcements. Secretary "I met Raisull and his band, fol'y night that no telegraph wires would vlatt. For armed and auspicious of the be allowed on the ground. One of the ANOTHER GUNBOAT BLOWN UP. a few minutes the situation waa crit- telegraph companies la the past has ical, but all passed off well. had a number of wire la to the ground Tien Tain, June 13 The Russian "Ion Ferdicaris, the American whom hut theso will be abut out thia year. Czarevitch, which was inbattleship Raisull holds captive, la much better will be given ample tel- jured at Port Arthur February 0. and Newspapers and In good spirits over the prospect ephone facilities but outside of thia which hai ever since been undergoing of bit speed release." no messages will be allowed to be forrepairs, has left the drydock and la now ready for sea. Outside the harbor warded from the track. High Ball, Wm. M. Shaft el's Amer- of Port Arthur the sea Is reported to ican derby cult, will not come west to be thickly covered with Russian aud start ia tbe classic event next Satur- Japanese mines. The report that the Russian gunboat day. GUlak and Bohr have been destroyed WORLD'S FAIR ATTENDANCE. ia untrue. A report from Admiral Togo June 4 St. Luuis, June 12. The statement stated that a Russian gunboat of the Restaurant Cook Cornea to Mysterious of recorded admissions for the week Gtliak type had been blown up presumEnd on a Fralght Train. ending last night given out tonight by ably by a Japanese torpedo. The Bobr was reported to have been World's fair ofliolala, ahowa; Raker Cily, Oreg., Juno 12. Thomas tbe used in the attack on the Japanese left June 6iU, 65,430. Monday, W. Buttle, a restaurant cook, waa found Tuesday, 60,172. during the battle of Nan Shan hill and dead in n box car on na Oregon RailBoll la have I teen destroyed by the Russians 131,051 (Liberty Wednesday, road A Navigation company freight after the engagement. train near Weatharby this morning. day.) Tharaday, 70,526. Tbe head brnkeman saw a man apparTI1E SAVIOUR OF THE FLAG. Friday. 64.120. ently asleep In a box car and thinking Saturday, 07,310, to awaken him, discovered the mail Moscow, June 12. Six of the surviTotal, 400.220. was dead. Tbe man's face waa bruised The paid attendance yesterday waa vors of the battleship Petropavlovsk and there was blood In his mouth and them is ears. An Inquest waa held when the the largest since the opsning day. the arrived here today. Among 68,467 persons the sailor Uoriachen, who saved the train reached this place. The verdict record showing tha? fee. On Wednesvessel's flag. Goriachen cut loose the waa that the deceased came to hie paid the entrance waa receivbell when the flag when he felt the vessel sinking day. Liberty eome means death by unknown to the and welcomed and atuffed it Inside his shirt, after jury. The appearance of the body ed from Philadelphia, When eeema to indicaie that death resulted with ceremony to the exposition the which he leaped overboard. from a fall aa there ta no evidence of number of pay admissions was 61,148. passing through Mukden, (loriachen was granted an audience with Viceroy a healing. He was slightly known here Alexleff. who presented him with the WILL HAVE A PRIVATE having worked In thla city. RAILROAD TRACK. St. George's cross. tk con-mvt- Rua-eian- Un-lar- lo WASHINGTON WILL BE RUN HAD INTERVIEW WITHRAISULI tr FOUND DEAD IN BOX CAR gun-tMi- . LOUBET SEES GRAND PRIX RUN Lexington, Ky.. June It. It waa announced today that J. H. Haggin, the millionaire turfman, wuuld boob complete a private electric track front the front gate of the Elsondorff farm to hie residence.' Arrangements have been completed to connect it with the Ajax Beats Vanderbilt's Turenne In Parte and Islington Intcrarbsn line. France's Biggest Race. Haggin can then step in hia private car la New York and ant leave the Farls, June 12. Edmond Wane's bay car anlil he elepa out on hia front e. Ajax, by Flying today won porch. The Inicrnrbaii electric line the grand prix de Faria of $4ii.0U0, dis- otinneeta with the railroad. Hr will tance almut one mile and seven fur- use the trark also fur hauling private longs. this stable thua coal and other freight I the rare feat of carrying off lirce great events of the year, the prix de Diane. LEITKR'B Fl'NKRAL ARRANGE4 the French equivalent of tbe English MENTS. Oakca.) the prix de .Jockey club,) the French equivalent of the English derWaabingtoa, June 12. The body of by.) and the grand prix. Levi Z. Lelter, who died last week at Everything combined to make the Bar Harbor, will arrive In Washingoccasion an Immenaa auccesa The ton tomorrow and funeral weather waa delightful, the clouds tem- will be held at 81. John's services EptscnNtl pering heat without threatening rain; church Tuesday afternoon, after which the field for tbe chief event was large will In he the receivplaced and of high quality and the attendance the body at Ruck Creek cemetery. was both popular and fashionable. ing vault There was almost a record display of The family has received hundreds, of message of condolence, including one charming summer tints. Roosevelt. Others from President Iresidrnt accompanied by are from members of the cabinet, the Mnic. IXHibet, drove in stale to the and course and received the heartiest greet-nl- justices of the supreme court from the bugs crowd which was Admiral Dewey. gathered along the route. After reMe.. June 12. Funeral Bar ceiving a welcome from tbe authorities servicesllarhor. over the remains of Levi Z. of the jockey club, members of the cabinet and tbe diplomatic corps, I resi- Letter were held at the Lelter cot dent 1 sMi bet went to the new presiden- tage today. Later the body left for tial aland and watched the race with Washington. Mrs. Lelter and three Tbe horeea children. Marguerite. Kanry and Josthe keenest interest started for tbe grand prix, about half a eph. accompanying it dozen being at short prices. The race Detroit, June 12. WOlBum A. Cl was closely contested, W. K. Vanderbilt's Turenne with tbe American Miller, a prominent lumberman of thia suicide by shot it in;. jockey. Ranech up. leading almost to city, committed the finish, when Stern called on Ajax Ill health Is supposed to have been for a final effort which landed him a the cause for his art. He was a naabort half length ahead. The third tive of Scotland and was 57 years old place fell to MacDonald If, of Blacn's New York. June 12 The final ham-hasecond string. The victory of the favgame between the Yale and Princeorite waa naturally very popular and the youthful jockey received a great ton teama will be played next Saturday at American league park in this ovation. eity. J With Taft. Baltimore. June Cardinal Satolli, at the residence of Cardinal Gibbons, returned to New York. He celebrated early mass at the cathedral thia morning. Cardinal 8at-ol- lt will leave New York tomorrow afternoon with hie suite for Notre Dame, Ind., where he will attend the of tbe university June 15th and 17th. On Jane 17th Cardinal Satolli will leave Notre Dame for Washington with Mgr. O'Connell, rector of ihe Catholic university, remaining until June 20th. He will dine with Secretary of War Taft next Saturday night and expects to call upon President Roosevelt on the following day. Leaving 12. Xfier spending tbe day is announced Peacock room g, Non-unio- n TEN PER CENT OF MEN The Susquehanna, Pa., June 13. Erie Railroad company hai discharged 10 per rent of Its working force, or li8 man, from lls shop in thia cily. first (tons of tbe cathedraL The goose is still preserved with her unmusical "ho in Guildhall Julian King CoV ford lu 8L Nicholas. riilas a Cose. Mrs. Hsopeck We never knew whtr our heat friends are. Hen peck That ao, my dear. Now, theres that fellow yon jilted when you married me. He has never spoken to me slncA Judge. T18 A Pandas. you please insert thia obituary notice? writes a correspondent to the editor of n leading dally paper. "I make bold to aak it because I know tho deceased had many friends whod bo glad to hear of hia death, London Tlt-B- VANGUARD REPUBLICAN REACHES CHICAGO. Chicago. June 12. Tbe vanguard of the Republican national convention reached, here today. Senator Nathan B. Scott of West Virginia and Governor Murphy of New Jersey, were tlie first arrivals. The chairman. General Payne, is on the way from WsdlThgtiui, and will reach Chicago this afternoon with several other committeemen. d- -, PUalL wherever she her own husband dareplease.? movements. Doubtless ladies make the must f nlties. The Persian., aa -think it right to take win. bul0 M ly all their poetry la in nr,. flowing bow ft will be they frequently do rioleik1 " nu conscience. Occasionally, how seized with are remmsT?'' ihJ?? they destroy the xrineof nlaa neighbor. We Trent uri Care Km smI TfemsS HnwchiBl Tnwfelss, saS Mar a Lull TnmSias, A MS mb. (HombtS. CATAKBH-Dmfa-sa. nuim. i. lSss. mbs KlSasj IMte VmiBlB CumbIbibm. Ckroaie lu WwusaaaaChlMica, Usan Nimbi. Msr- sou lMiaaxaB. ('Sum. im. Vitas' Daoes), atcrilUr, Klokais. Bstaal TrauMs. Skla IS. Manas aa RkaawaiUai. Direaiaa tsa Bostla. Himb. Hatala Bad Sawal ofaia, TiasNas. Uultra ur Kb asst I. nioud Taaa Want. Uay U; Maria, Kpllaesf. laaoaala. MB. aa all Private aad Uhruala Diiaaaaa. Sanaa, Waai a Tmtaail Cana. Write frar free symptom list If jrem esaae colL Pi S2 IW I'aoaaUallaa jssnrasrATs taloa WANT JSI TOO ABU TO TALK To. VOKT PUMaOM VI sat amresauriSUlla mrtat OBBOMIO dlmaam hr aahUahla tha maar rolaalary MBtlMalal from how a paasla, sirlhf aiaa. piataim aad addrmma. W or cram rniuaDUEASXS U PniVAT wu caw n weald hauav iciiSdaam. DRS. SHORES & areas, SHORES,-Exper- t a- . w. isaass. Pay When Cured psa apua ear aord. ikonue ladonad as. NOW bra if? TUU with tha dlniaat wbuaxt aOrru will aot damaad a VE Thia sreUm la Lott Maahaod. Saaiiu!i'2? ama. hMrwMerthaaa. ttononhuca. Swift lk twSri 'it -- j fly WEAKNESSES of waa. t tftrtadJre toum& S; 57J1 Specialist!, 2482 O Y All for K Post-maul- Each Article is First Class. . Browning Bros. Go. N lu e War Atlas A been issued by tbe Chicago A Northwestern railway. Three fine colored maps, each 14x20, bound in convenient form for reference. The Eastern shown in detail, with tables showing relative military and naval strength and financial resource .of Russia and Japan. Copy mailed to any address on receipt of tea (10) cento for postage by C. A. Walker, Gen. Agent C. A N. W. Ry., 2206 8outh Mata St, Salt Lake IN City, Utah Russo-Japanes- ' It I Japanese Bamboo Fish Pole I Five cent Fish Line 5 cents worth of Hooks (1 doz) and a Sinker ' THE NORTHWESTERN LINE ATLAS. are more of a jrivii ment Bcraened Uhiad h waik flow is This for a Nickels Worth? Similar discharges were made in all the shops on the system. Thia is the second discharge of H per cent, within 20 days. The company ia reducing expenses in all direetloni, Dishes! Dishes! TEACHERS RATES EAST VIA UNION PACIFIC, r The Greatest Sale on Gockery Ever Known in the History of Ogden We bought a stock of dishes that was thrown on the market, at Half price and we propose to sell them at HALF-PRI- CE a n step.--Linde- Effective May 3rd 4he following rates will be made lo St. Louia end n n return: Te SL Louie and return (direct ..42.50 route). . .. Te Chicage and return (direct ...... ammoni.-Pennsylva- 47.50 Te Chicago end return (one way via 8L Louis: or to St. Louie and return, one way via Chi-- . .... .50.00 cage . . . . Tickets on sale every Tuesday and Friday of each week May to Novera bar Inclusive. Transit limit of ten days In each direction will be allowed final limit aixty days from date of sale, but In no case later than December 15th, 1904. Ia addition to the above rate, there are also on sale round trip tickets, Ogden to St. Louis and return, at $50 which are on sale daily to November 20th Inclusive, limited sixty days 'rum dale of stle. of Freemasons for over eighteen and he presented to tbe lodge the trowel and mallet with which be laid the Dol-phi- u. drying lip. The rocks are red hot. May 30ih and 2tst,- - and June 8th This Is the prerureer of a heavy rainy and 8th, Union Pacific will aell tickets season. east at ONE FARE plus 5.00 for the The abandoned Japanese entrench- round trip from Ogden to Illinois (exments at Vafangow and VafenJtcn are cept tint part east of the line of Ilbeautifully constructed anil contain linois Central Railroad Chicago to and separate huta for offli-.eGilman) elc. Transit limit of ten days officer. In each direction will be granted, with The Japanese forces are moving final limit till September 15th. For south united from Pulanilien to Kin fort her particulars call on C. A. Chaw. In retreating they destroyed ltcnry. Union Depot, or G. If. Conn, the railway telegraph line at several Oregon Short Line Freight Office. Teleplaces, and there are Indications also phone 133. that they mined the trark. They did not. however, destroy the railway staMalay lipmtlHn, tion, the wells nor Ice houses, nor did Malays have very much the aarne they burn the roaL The Japanese have published an of- Ideas of bad and gnod luck signs aa fer of a reward of 37i for the head of prevail In other countries. If one trip each translator nerving with the Rus- on the atcm of his house or knocks bis sian army. liend the lintel when starting Chinese report a strong Japanese for a against lie a (lay. If possiJourney force with fifty guna at Fiilandien, ble, for tlie accident portends death two Japauese warships large Yesterday aud two nmall cruisers appeared off Fearful ill lurk will attend a native Twelve Jap- who starts on n journey In tbe rain, for Scnuchcn near Kalchioi. anese vessel bombarded the coast vil- the rain slgnilhw tears. As a swarm lages of Tavaliiar and Gotland Zantoon of bees settling on or near a house In but without damage. Small parties of England bring pod luck, so the result Japanese have landed at various places Is tlie very opposite In Malay districts. along lhe coast. A bird flying into a Malay bouse deThey buy fond and tell the Chinese cidedly benefits the occupier, for, If to vacate. Several former Jaiauiese smeared with oil and comcabinet ministers and diplomats are cuught, manded to fly away with all the 111 In Another of ranks. the the serving luck and misfortunes of the house, ail Mikado'e nephews waa mortally wounded in tbe light at Siueiyen. The caval- will he well. In Singapore we see Malay cottages ry at the Kin Chou fight was led by a near relative of the mikado and sev- around us. bore and there, yet few eral princes of royal blood participated know the superstitions prevailing with In tlie battle. regard to the building of these habits tioua. For instance, if tlie steps in ROCKEFELLER WILL ROSS MINES. front are by an unlucky chance placed New York. June 12. The World to- exactly under the center rafter It will mean quarrels and fighting under the morrow will say that announcement will soon be made of a combination of roof. A visitor !o one of these dwellmining interests of America wiih John ings must never lean against tbe tes when talking. That would entail a D. Rockefeller at the head. The capital of the merged companies, it is said, funeral from tlie house. This weird will be $2.50u,fHHt.iHio and the purpose notion arise from the fact that ref-fiis to control the mineral output of the are handed tu men nt the bottom Vnittvi Staled, with the possible excep of the Times. lion of the Calumet mine in Michigan The principal mining companies of sir; ,vifn-- un city) Maria r, pass Colorado, fish amt California are inthem bean. cluded In the combination. Mr. Newrlrh-Do- n't he absurd, nia DIES AFTER DIET OF CRI MDS FOR Frank. Them' sotted Punch Bowl. SEVERAL YEARS. WORLD'S FAIR RATES. TO ST. LOUIS Via UNION PACIFIC. route) la au anecdote Illustrative of love of inisrliief aud of sport: There waa a field w herein clothe Were often hung out to dry ou posts which wore let dow'n into deep wooden socket hurled In the ground and were Her carried away and put under cover when they were not in use. A gravel path ran round the field, and a tame magpie, which had the run ef It waa observed to walk repeatedly and demurePanama, June 12. L'Etoile da Pan- ly from the path to a particular point ama. tbe French newspaper which, In the field, conveying each time a has been published here since the or- atone In her bill and then returning ganization of the old Panama Canal without it A magpie seldom continue company, was Issued for the last time nt any one amusement for any length this morning. of time, hut this amusement went on so long that the curiosity of tho ownei Stre-viCape May.KJ June 12. A. E. someeditor of the Cape May Wave was aroused. Then must be was drowned in the ocean today while thing unusually novel or piquant about bathing. Hia home waa ia Hanover, It He went to the spot and found that n large fond had fallen into one of the Pa. wooden sockets and that the magpie waa amusing herself by deliberately FILIPINO COMMISSIONERS VISIT WASHINGTON TOMB. atoning it: As each shot told, the tom. i gave n little hop of distress In the holt Washington, June 1? The member! deep below, which the magpie rapped of I ho honorary hoard of Filipino by n big hop of satisfaction and an commissioners visited the tomb of Irresistible eurmck" of delight above. Georgo Washington, a the guests of R. Roeworth Smith In Nineteenth the I'. S. navy. Assistant Secretary Century. inDarling acting aa host. The iarty, cluding prominent navy and army ofTWe (loose GeMtaoo. ficer aud representatives of the local There existed in London long before citizens committee spent ihe day on the great fire In RL Panls churchyard the Ioiomac aboard ihu U. S. B. She left the navy yard at 10 n very popular music house called the o'clock and after a stop of one hour Miter. Here concerts were held, and at Mount Vernon continued her rruiuo the music at these performances bad at down the river aa far aa the Indian least the merit of volume and Joyous Head proving ground returning at 5 ness. But the great fire laid the buildoclock. Tbe commissioners will leave ing In. ruins and banished the music. for Philadelphia tomorrow morning m When the plqv waa rebuilt, the new continuation of their tour of the tenant, wishing to ridicule the character of the former b wines, chose as hia TO BREAK PAPER MILL STRIKE. sign n goose stroking the hart ofbe-n gridiron with her font and wrote low, "The Swan and Harp. At the 12. The first Wis.. June Appleton. attempt to break the paper mill strike Gnnee and Gridiron 8lr Christopher in the Fox River valley will he made Wm presided over the 8t raul's lodge on YTohday on the belief that tho owners that the union is unable' to get support in the Wisconsin RJvcr valley where a strike ia also threatened. The companies that will endeavor to start mills are: The Strang Paper com pany and the Kimberley, Clark ana Howard. men will be employed it ia declared. Jnne 11 (Delayed) Intense best has set In and the rivers are ll Will Alae Cali on Recaavalt and Dine 13,1904, Waxbiuguin,- - June 12. Secretary of the Navy Moody left Washington today for a two weeka visit to Bostuu. Liao Vang. gs WILL VISIT THE FAIR SERVE RANKS. Fox-Ami- SATOLLI JAPS PROMINENT at JUNE the magpiCa which la now being exhibited in Lou-duhas been acquired by aa American collector. SHOULD RICE BE CONTRABAND? Mb It 12. that Whistler's famous CURD RATH DKTOfflTQU. Vj'j 3 DOPE. PTAM. SEfrefr OF THE WORLD NOTES TELEGRAPH Utah National Bank. ILL STffi LTAR, MONDAY MORNING, Camden. N. J.. June 12. Bingham, father of the Prohibition e party in Camden eonnty and candidate for governor on the Front hit ion ticket, died tonight in Cooncr hospital, axed Rn. Several vears ago lie began to subsist on bread crumbs believing It would nrolnng hia life Physicians told him the fare was killing him. but he refined to rliangp it. RniV-dnhv.- one-tim- . I Merten CitT. .Tune vii es nPi-- report t 12- .- Gnataxats ad good and the peoa- -, for a good coffee bn!" rrou the main slay of luniness (This republic. 1 Tbe difference between Mlary and wnxes tx precisely the difference between accepting n posit inu and getting a Job. Detroit Free Fro. nmiirl A Case. Visitor i ailing mi friend In hospital) Sorry lo find yen here, old chap: bnd -- Yes. I am afraid I ly Inn? am. 1 heard the doctor say 1 was a beautiful care." l 'f iwo heroes, he Is lhe senator who esteems bis rivals most. Bcaunielle. . J 00 -- piece dinner set, handsomely decorated without gold trim- mings 6.88 Six beautiful decorations to select from We also have an immense stock of cups, saucers, plates and other pieces that we will sell at correspondingly low prices Come early while the assortment is complete, for our present overstock limits the time of the sale. Positively no goods charged Wheelwright 2476 Washington Avenue 9 Phone I47-- Z . |