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Show MORNING EXAMINER, do attend never And It out until tion day to over. THE EXAMINER. Lyceum Theater Sawyer rt'NDAY MORNING, -- lions received from Sheriff Rutan ot San Miguel county. Sheriff Maurice Corbett ot Ouray county, placed President Charlea Moyer of the miner' union, under arrest here today. Moyer waa placed lu Jail to await the arrival of Sheriff Rutaa. The miners are very elec- The pmab-n- t corruption of primaries U not well understood. Here Is an & illustration from a Cook county convention lu Chicago. The following Is the Published by the Union Printing Ca make-u- p of the convention as analysed GKEEXWALD A MURRELLA, by detectives. In Song and Dance. FRANK FRANCIS, Editor and Mgn. have who Of the delegates, those NEW A I, AND UOLDU been on trial for murder. 17: sentenced The Imitators. Delivered by Carrier, Including to the pen for murder or manslaughter In Sunday Homing Examiner. terms served and served sentence, 7; TUB COLTERS, 7Scta per month.. for burglary, 36; served terms in Comedy Sketch. lieu Seta Single pen for picking pockets, 2: served HARRIS AND DAVIS; terms in pen for arson, 1; Bridewell Prize Dance re. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. and Jail birds. 84; keepers of gambling By mail one month (Including hotu-Hi- , MISS r.ERTIF STALl 7; keeiiera of houses of illfame. Sunday) In Illustrated Song. convicted of mayhem. 3; 2; 11; pool room proprietors, 2: ' EDISON'S MOVING PICTURES, an Fuatmaatrra and Kural Delivery saloonkeepers, 245; lawyers, 14; phyAdmission 10 Cents. Carriers are authorised to receive sub3; grain dealers, 2; political sicians. scriptions. I: Edison's Moving Pictures. Rubacrlbera will confer a favor by employes. 148; hatter, 1; atationer, re- contractors. 4: grocer, 1; sign painter, Admission, 10 cents. Suforming thla office of failure to ceive The Examiner before their 1; plumbers, 4; butchers, 1; druggist. breakfast 1; furniture supplies, 1; commission mrnn. 33; denmerchants, 2; of peace. 1904. 2: Justice MARCH 27, 1; tist. speculators. OGDEN, UTAH, 1 ; farmers 6; undertakers, 3; no occupation. 7. Total dele- LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE SAMS ELECTION DAY EVILS. day applied for, without security or la-- , 723. Published every day m the year. Business Office, 407 24U Street. OGDEN. UTAH. Young Prop, WEEK MARCH 12. Indignant over the arrest and threatening to atorm the Jail. are TO AMERICAN METHODS. Berlin, March- 28. Herr Moeller, Prussian minister of commerce and Industry, will go to the United States In the summer to study industrial and transportation matters. - LOS ANGELES MAY LOSE VENTION. CON- - I,os Angelea, March 211 There to a that Los Angeles may not entenffin the National convention of the Brotherhood of Engineers on March 11. notwithstanding the selection of this city ns the plats of meeting by the convent ion held at Norfolk. The local committee on ara telegram rangements has from Grand Chief W. S. Stone of Cleveland, saying that owing to the Jlffl-cul- iy In securing tratuHirtation for the delegates east of the Alleghaules, the convention prolmbly will meet at some central paint Drakes Easy Money MARCH 17, 1001. court. The campaign has been a long and bitter one, ami in one Instance fisticuffs were resorted to. Governor Davit Is also a candidate for the United States senate to succeed Senator Berry. Tlt-tln- much-talke- ninch-drrtul- -- aup-Pim- : ! anti-trus- of-th- n Clothes for Young Men nt form-fittin- All 4444444444444444 anti-Kear- I. L. CLARK & SONS' CO., . anti-Morm- STS A Line FLOTILLA REACHES CEYLON. Washington. March 26. The Navy department to Informed that thecrUer Buffalo and the torpedo boat flotilla TAKE LEAVE OF PRESIDENT. commanded by Lieutenant Chandi.r March 26. Several arrived at Colombo, Ceylon, today on Washington, members of the Isthmian canal com- the way to Manila. UTAH SUGAR PLANT. mission took leave of the President today prior to their departure for PanaGUMDUP AM Bingham Junction Auxiliary Pumping ma oa Tuesday. Station is Dismantled. PROBATE Nonas ANOTHER APPROPRIATION. Bingham Junction, Man-- 26. The Utah Sugar company haa dismantled Washington, March 26. The House and taken down its auxiliary pumping committee on rivers nnd harbors today Consult County Clerk or the reepee, satthm at this place, and where a few decided to report a bill next week cartiva signers for further information. weeks ago stood a big brick building rying an appropriation aggregating In the District Court for Weber with projecting smokestacks, today Is $3,uu0.uis) to carry on existing river seen only a mass of wreckage, which and harbor Improvement contracts. County, State of Utah. Estate of lien, la rapidly being sorted out and will No new surveys will be authorized. ry Stonehreaker, deceased. at once be put aboard the cars for conCreditors will present claims wttk of 43 miles south veyance to Letond. LEAVING RUSSIA. to the undersigned at Guvouchers this point. Here the new pumping nnells Law Office, Na 24U8 Washingstation of the company will be erected New York, March 26. Among the ton Avenue (up stairs) In Ogden City In time for this year's oiieratlons steerage passengers on the Hamburg-America- n Utah, on or before the third day at old the material from the all line steamer Pennsylvania July, 1904. nearly ALMA ALLEN, plant, brick, Iron work, roofing and which arrived today from Hamburg Administrator. deciThe were l,5ti0 Poles and Finns and 600 machinery being employed. C. Gunnell, attorney for ran Volney Bingsion to pull up and abandon the Hebrews. Many of these people are administrator. ham Junction plant, was reached by said to have hurriedly left Russia In Date of first publication of this nolle to the company some time ago, and tha order to evade military duty. March 3rd. 1904. direct result of the shortage of water which has prevailed in this section of the county for so protracted a period. Not only were the farmers unADVERTISEMENTS.' CLASSINED able to furnish the amount of beets the when do they had guaranteed to ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW- . auxiliary plant waa established, but tha representatives of the factory state DANCING ACADEMY 1st NaiT Bank Bldg that there has been constant trouble Jos. Chez Eccies Bldg In obtaining from Salt Lake City, and W. L. Miglnnls REGULAR DANCE EVERY MONDAY others interested in canal righto, the WANTED. amount of water necessary to run the EVENING. plant. Each season the trouble has WANTED: Young man to reprewas readiIncreased, until the climax sent a large Tailoring House. Small ed last year .and the decision was Excellent opportunarrived at to move the plant to n more capital required. CAFE : OPEN All NIGHT of 1L E. Plake, 515 27th ity. Inquire favorable locality. a station on the Rio Street At Fine dinner on Sunday from 12 ta Grande Western, contiguous to SpanSECOND-HANSAFE. Inquire 407 4 p. no, 26 cents Lunch served tnua to 4, only 29 cents. ish Fork nnd Payson. the new plant 24th street ' 11 Short orders at all tours. will be in the heart of one of the finFresh la any style. Gama and Plan FIRST-CLASest beet growing districts In the coundining room girl, at Oysters In season. try. It will gain a large amount of Na 371 22nd St. WONG SUN, Proprietor. na wacrrage by the change, and it to 223 Twenty-fift- h 8L FORSALE-vBulldlng lots and 2 expected that this year the supply of beets will for the first time In Its his- eight room modern brick houses on tory enable the plant at Lehl to reacu easy terms. Inquire of Jna J. Greiner, Its maximum capacity. The Juice will 128 25th. have to be pumped 25 miles from Letond to Lehl through pipes, but the FOR SALE Household furniture, S room house, at 650 22nd. pipe line will Join that which runs from flnrtngrille and Provo to the plant FORRENT Three rooms and sumBooks Stationery and and will run along the same trench. All the pipe from Bingham Junction to mer kitchen, unfurnished. No. 2235 Office SuppEes. Lehl Is being taken np and la found Washington. to be in excellent condition. gates. dorsement Your employer or friends KING OF ITALY AT NAPLES. The education of the people along the know nothing of the transaction. I days approach, there lines of pnu'lical politics bss been woe- have offices la all the principal cities again, wlih all the varied feat Naples, March 26. King Victor EmThe coming genera- of the United States, and, your credit urea and cxiwriwes of the occasion, fully neglected. o, sccomiianled by Minister manuel, d of and tions should be better cared for. In once established at any of my office, arrived at noon and shortly here the you can get money on a moments no- afterwards boarded the German yacht Hlm'tlon day cv 11s. lnder.1, In noma nil high schools and colleges practical tice. Call end talk tt over. Huhenzollern. After lunching with Emn discus-aiocourse of A politics should be taught quartern by certain one their peror William, the King went on board Dm Dm aa teach value the not but does DRAKE wane, that civics to hardly allowed to the Italian flagship Sicily, where be was rejoined by the Emperor, with TeL 500-K- . Eucies Bldg. the momentous occasion drawn nearer, of primaries and conventions and bow :410-41-1 whom be Inspected the Italian fleet. ilia Intrigue and corrupt Um practiced-I to conduct them la vitally defective Every citizen should be a politician. on nil sldra to gain a hat la, or to "Not ouly do I want them for myself," GUILTY OF MURDER. I firmly believe that the to lie. a political advantage, beAND AFTER. lie says, but BEFORE ROOSEVELT which nearly Importation of, say, one hundred thoucomes a general theme In Union, Mo., Narrh 2ii. William Run sand of them Into Georgia would be dolph, the partner of Culfina, the bank nil take a hand, showing the posaco-aioThe attention, both of thp Demo- of the greatest possible benefit to the robber, who was hanged today, waa of a greater nr lean degree of Incrats and of that minority among the state. I believe 1 have my properties this afternoon found guilty of murder mu of the terest In the social purity Republicans who favor fairness and operating on a strictly business basis. In the first degree, for bis jtart In killknowless or I n J an not do over greater give my farms jnonwealth, entirely ing Detective Schumacher. are foes to the trusts, should he turned to ledge of the mrene to lie employed, by to the reminder of Roosevelt's double I cotton, for I raise my supplies and diversify my crop according to the ACTS ON ADVICE OF A FRIEND. which It may be secured. dealing, which Representative Rough capabilities of the land. Rut I have The bealthieat view of Uila question of North Carolina, gave In the House a lot of lard which to New York, March 26. D. J. Sully, bringing me In nothing, lieeausd I cannot get all the failed cotton brokrr, said today t ss indeed of all quest tuna, la such He spoke of the yesterday. view ns will recognize frwiy. nut pollry of Roosevelt when he was gov- the labor I need. Cotton to the great that, aiding on the atvlce of a friend, prop of this stale, and I natur- he had secured personal counsel to grudgingly, the truth olitained fret ernor of New York, his strong de- money feel that I am losing heavily each whom the prosecution of a suit against ally every viewpoint nunciation of the corporations and year because of my Inability to secure Edwin Hawley could not be in any Thst this our country truly to the of his change of mind after he reached a sufficiency of desirable labor to pro- sense distasteful. John R. Dlspassos laud of the five and the borne of tho presidential chair. Soon, say Mr. duce all the tot ton of which my lands to the attorney selected by Mr. Sully. the brave" we must not forget We rough, he will go cap in hand to all are rapable. I could use to advanDEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES. should not lie slow to recogulae the the big combines to. receive their mite tage a good many more negroes, but DAN DALY, COMEDIAN, DEAD. I would much rather have great blessluga which do exist and of towards campaign expenses. Then, because 1 am convinced, as 1 Chlnameu, Little Rock, Ark., Man-- 2G. Demohave said, New York. March 26. Dan Daly, the which we can and do freely partake crat in every county In Arkansan are Mr. Rough might have added, he will of the far greater efficiency died suddenly today in his comedian, to a the eminent v, In ninny ways, of our go through a form of sham pro ecu labor." nominate holding primaries today room in the Vendome Hotel. For sevfull atate ticket and congresalonal cansocial purity already olitalued, at least tlon of one of them, promise to "do didates. The candidates for governor eral years he haa suffered from tuberby comparison anil most things are for" them all If re elected; and he are Governor Jefferson Davis, who to culosis He got up this afternoon and educaestablished by comparison the DENIED NEW TRIAL. Into office again. seeking a thirl term., and lion. Carroll while dressing was seized with a fit get may D. Wood, of the Arkansas Supreme of coughing which brought on a fatal tional advancement obtained and thp Procedure like this Induces many Chicago. March 26. The car Industrial achievement a which tuaka on Vole a lo basis. people barn bandits, Marx, Neldcrmeler our nation to shine ns the greatest Aad to vote on a mm partisan basis is and Vandlne, were today denied view la healthiest The earth. jm upon .... -a new trial. The date or the cxe- what we advise the saner element 1fl'gl that one which includes a recognition waa set for April 22nd. cutioa A to do the this among Republicans dedlacloaea every of all this and yet election time. When you see a parly fect which trade to make the poseee-stn- n sell Itself soul and body to the trusts attain-weof these loss secure, or the or to the railways or to any power but 444444444444444444444 Were sailing a special line of clothes far young men the young less of greater heights possible. of the people, tura that party that fellow, who wiehee to drees in the height of fashion. HEAVY RAIN. That evil. flagrant. 0ten and vio26. The Cincinnati. March whether It la Republican or Mads by Keha Brothers, Chicago. lent do exist as the opposite view of down, heaviest rain storm In years pre- - A Demneralle In Its teachings. There are g la a This line is made with the short social cost, cat with Cuffs this great purity question, vailed throughout Ohio last night A us would gladly sacrifice oa Sleeves and side vents in back, "peg-top- " trousere, although net and floods are causing damage 0 fact too apparent Election victories many among "baggy." Every garment ia the line cut from exclusive pattern. are won by fair and by foul menus. our pet theory In return for a little 4 along all the tributaries of the Ohio river In this state. At Ham- - 4 To have a clear government honesty. The beet tailor ia this city and of limits The dishonesty chicanery llton, the Big Miami rose fifteen would be such a delightful change that cannot equal this garment for resorted to for the purpose are limply feet In four hours, rendering 200 w would not mind paying for the style, ia cut or fabric. the limits of the Ingenuity of the hufamilies homeless. The reservoir A north of Hamilton broke, flood- - A Dont take our word doat man brain In normal and abnormal privilege of living under one. log paper nillla and tlelng up rail- take ths word of any one "Try-o- n stateas Vi bava alL We have the EDITORIAL OPINION way and traction lines. All towns A tke clothe. blgheat good and the lowest evil. west of Cincinnati along the Big A The victoriee of the past, which have Miami are flooded. The same Is STATE POLITICS. true of all towns east of Clncin- made for the betterment of many have Union Made. 4 natl along the Little Miami river 4 not been bloolless struggles. Tima ITruth.) K CAPIT A COMPUTE UKI OP Interest among the Republicans la 4 from Loveland to Coney Island. and toil and lives have been sacriflced In the state convention for centering on the altar of human advancement the selection of to the naand no great gain baa ever come to the tional cunvnatlon.delegates The delegates human family whlrh baa not been from the state will mewl In the Belt leftOrn 4 reached through the elow stages of the Lake theater on Friday. April 9. Six DEATH IN TORNADO. COATS tha iutf CLOTHING with moat painful evolution. If the put fa delegates and Six alternates will be selected. Kearns and aa dub duf. Individuality. Port Louis. Island of Mauritius. 4 a criterion of what the future la to usual will be the feature. The anll-- K 26. A March tornado 4 caused 4 be, tbs growth of the Arturo must be earns candidates for delegates who 4 widespread ruin throughout the 4 seem In the lead are squally slow ud painful. island March 21 and 22, doing an 4 Suther laud. Slate Chairman Aiulenon. 4 enormous There will be a few who severely amount of damage. 4 H. Bullen, Jr., of ache county, Chan. sense the Insecurity of our future W. Twenty-fou- r persons are known 4 Hollingsworth of Weber. C. K. to he dead and thousands are growth to greatness, whose task It Loose of Utah county, A. II. Christenwithout food or shelter. Crops, 4 shall be lo reach the souls of mas, real- sen of Sanpete. Wm. Spry of Tooele. houses, bridges and telegraph 4 The Kearna are forpeople as pulling ising they will that the maasee must ward lines were destroyed. J. J. of Salt Meyers RobLake. be led to see the wrong and to desire ert Murdock of J. A. Smith of the right before the reform ran come. Providence, JohnLogan, Metear of Richfield. MOYER IS ARRESTED. W. ShurilifT of Ogden is mentioned Various classes make up our population. There will be found those who by both factions. The date for holding the Democratic Miners Art Indignant and Threaten neither know nor rare for the right, state convention has not yet been 2236 to 2362 Washington Avenue. to Storm the Jail. and others who know but do not care. fixed. It will, however, probably lie 26. March On lnstrurCola, Ouray, There are those who rare for reform, about the latter part of April. The mkiIN Liberal or but who are so Utter In their hearts movement which was started a aa to be able to conceive of nothing of weeks ago. seems to have couple but brute force to antagonize all that lost what little force It had at the beseems to stand in the way of their ginning. H waa an absurd move, ldeala. hardly worth the noticing. The Herald and the Tribune have And lastly there are those who know that W. M. Roylamw of some good end are willing to learn arranged Provo will be their candidate for govmore; who are determined yet mllent; ernor on the Democratic ticket next fall. The Herald has already who have Ideals high, yet ever growMr. Rnylanre several "pleasaut"given noThese are the ing. clasam who must and will continue to boom him labor and be labored with to advance tices. for the nomination. Marked copies of dvilizat Ion. the Herald containing notices of Mr. From somewhere among them comes Roylam-- have been circulated quite You know Burt's pride themselves upon the the knave who will not beaitate to re- extensively In the country districts. will alii the Herald in its sort to any evil to gain a .desired ena The Tribune of their Laces. We could not do superiority booming la a critical way actand from somewhere' among them ing as a toil tomildly the otherwise this season than bring on a showing of thus givcomes the willing or unsuspecting tool ing i heir candidate all the publicity these pretiy materials to fully maintain our past who does his bidding. Every evil has possible. That's the way the Republl-i-an-DeTribune reputation. beginning, a point of origination an amicable basis. arrange things on Nelieker. Moyle which if known gives the key to its and other prnlwhle Many a fair patron will be pleased to know gubernatorial candidates need not the that new ones are here in endless variety. suppression. expect any fair treatElect ton (toys are the culm Inal Ion of ment from the Herat I. cither before The little Kalian Valenciennes. with edging and IiimtiIoim or after the convention. Must people prefer to lie seen to match, all widths, from n-preconceived plane. The good or the up. with a Silk Shirt Waist different in evil incidental to them is largely th Mechlins, matrheil nrious 3c from Irclty widths, spt. from what nhr are wearing. PerCOOLIE LABOR FOR SOUTH. tin result of prior srranenient. The ophaps you are one of this class. In m attractive Irwrtion different patterns, Very widths, this portunities for Indiv'iiual preferment (The Standard t have jti.t re connection, 10c from up. are sought out by a certain , iw the reived, by express, a bandoms lot It seem that the. people of the i Roms unusual values In insertions for 25c. of new Loulsicnes, which, for beauSouthern States are not content to be r members of which early In the proLace white and ecru, Superb patterns In for ty and sheer loveliness, must b without troubles of their very own. 75c from gowns, have dresses, a waists, etc, up. ceedings perfect understanding They reem to have seen to be fully appreciated. woes the Venice in Net forgotten small the cup patterns so much with each other, and by the time the which the These Silks are. without doubt, Introduction of negro slavIn vagus. election to over the better rlasses ot ery brought npon them and now the mo6t satisfactory tn the mar-ko- t New their patterns In Burris Net extra widths, for full costhis season for wear and real cli7c:is wonder bow it all happened. congressmen and senators war.t the tume an-.- l waists, from 41.25 up. service. They retain their original The trouble is the better classes of Chinese admitted so hoy ran pnt them Real Torchons. Wood Fiber, and ecru Galuon I,acr. ia the In their cotton field. beauty and bistre perfectly under same great variety and loveliness. citirr-n-s are too elow In Interesting tho most trying conditions. Their An Infiiientlsl planter who liiemrelvei in public affair or stay at nw slnrltofl thp Georgia delicate colors withstand the most Chlnwi labour in severe tests home altogether, leaving the manipulathe Hawaiian Island nnd elsewhere advocates the Expensive? Xo! From 73c up. tion of municipal, Late or even naof public so as to bring shout such a tional affairs to political heelers or ward bosses. The ward change tn our Immigration laws e may make It iKwelhle fur coolie laborPrimaries are packed and the few un--ers to Work ill the cult. Ill field a beiier clasn of citizens who well it, rjfe a in fruit rubiest l.i'u Ad rliH.lion hemorrhage. Hia wife died suddenly two week ago in Revere, Maas, and he felt the ki keenly. to Gladden the Heart of Every Lady in Ogden EXCLUSIVE Silk Patterns DIGNANS fa D S Ross Book Store. FOR RENT. TWO FURNISHED bed rooms 24th St. Modern conveniences. at 613 WAfFLE HOUSE MONEY TO LOAN. s 248 MONEY TO LOAN..J. J. BRUMMITT MONEY TO LOAN On city or farm property. Hunter A Kennery, Room 6, First National Bank Building, Ogden, Utah. HOT EhS SHORT ORDERS ON SHORT NOTICE pen Day and Night Magny and Klnxy, Proprietors. LEWIS & BLACKWELL THE HOTEL LINCOLN W. H. LirTlJt Proprietor. Permanent sr Transient ISO St Twenty-tblr- EXPRESS aad BAGGAGE OGDEN, UTAH. REAL ESTATE FOREALE. Street h Twenty-fift- Transferred to any part of tha city, PRICES REASONABLE. 283 25th St with Phone S31x. brick residence, Four-roolocation, 11100. barn, lot 30x132. good 23rd and Wash. Cor. Chauncey Parry, Ave. FTVE ot 'Al" land, ACRES ALBERT F. good house, two right from of orchard, two blocksBRUM-MITcar line, $2,000. J. J. five-roo- i mrmm FOR SALE. FOR SALE Farm 45 acres, good soil fruit, shade, lucerne, good water seven right, house, large barn, only miles from Ogden. Cheap at $2,500. Hunter A Kennedy. RICHEY. UNDERTAKER . 'Phone 150. 2372 Washington Ave. FOR RENT 4 unfurnished rooms 3066 Adams ground floor, no children, Ave. FOR satisfactory prices on Flour, T. As till, Hay, and Grain call on W. rSoao 320y-- 2316 Washington ava ' FOR SALE ood barn. 3 brick residence, acres land. 125 fruit- 1-- 2 2 mile from S. P. bearing trees, Parry, cor. Chauncey $2'Mshops: 23rd and Washington nve. 1-- brick residence, FOR SALE with small expense can make 7 rooms, car line; good barn: on block from Chauncey. Parry, 23rd and $1,000. Wash. ave. frame residence FOR SALE and summer kitchen. 4x10 rods of land, on 21st, bet. Grant nnd Lincoln; $1,750. Chauncey Parry, 23rd and Wash. ave. frame resiSALE dence; lot 66x200 feel; 3 blocks from FOR center of city, on Washington ave.; Chauncey Parry, 23rd and $2,700. Wash. ave. acre land In berries FOR SALE mile from and fruit of all kinds; block from car line; center of city. a model place for a borne; $850. Chauncey Parry, 23rd and Wash. ave. 3-- 4 2 2 PALMISTRY AND CARO READING. Told by hand or card FORTUNES at Na 280 24th street. Ladies Sc and gentlemen 50a CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS. Eat a: Whale Said the doctor to a pa tient who was cultivating brain power. We say feed the body and the brain will ta e care of itself. You want Good Red Meat At least once a day ' to start that fresh energy and keep the fires of intellect If you are on a meat diet you cant do better than to Ive us your orders, take good care of them. ng. for anything in Mill and Building, Work, Contracting 22ml and Washington. GO TO M. 431111s CLAIRVOYANTS. Mrs. Inger A Bon, clairvoyants and mediums. We tell .your name and all about your business affairs, whether they will be successful. Information re- garding marriages, divorces, sickness lor affairs and positions. No questions asked. Whit we tsll comes truft 429 25th street , A. E. Weatherby PHONE 71 M m K5S Wsshr Av - urt L ed u. pet-tin- I TT & Bros. 5 I P. A BERRYESSA A CO 159 Twenty-fourt- h St & EXCHANGE SALOON ggsaJ?fty and Nlriht Stocked With Wines, Liquors aad Cigars of ths Finest Quality. S Our Patrons Are Invited to the Best Hot Lunch la Ogden. XI 1 J |