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Show MORXISO THE EXAHISfiB, POLYGLOT DAVIDSON TRIES TO OGDEN BBEHTIES CREATE A SENSATION You will like Madame. E. J. Schumacher of Rosa Fork, Idaho, la la the city. I' Eddie ' : M. Higgins of Saa Francisco, aaa la the city yeaterday. i ; - P. J. Moran, the wellkaowa contractor of Salt Lake, la la the city. i V ; Max Davidson in an Outburst Impugns the Mayors Motiv Due to Any Exalted in Discharging Christensen-No- t Ideas of Political Purity, but Was Simply an Brother-in-LaAttempt to Shield Madame haa a monthly moaaago for The city council met In regular sesWhite and T. Narcomb of sion la 4 night at 8:30 oclock, with all Wella, Nerada, are In the city on busimembers present except Co unallman ness. Williams. After the minutes of four G. Mitchell, special representative of apecial meetings had been read and apthe Sait Lake Tribune, la la the city for proved, the matter of the bide for sewa few days. er district No. 9 aud the paving of avenue from Twenty-fourt- h street Wail bo The Scotch picnic thia year will Jl'wenty-flft- h street were taken up. tc canheld at the Hermitage in Ogden i he bids, which had been opened in yon, July 2L the afternoon were tabulated and presented to the coum-t- l by the city enE. R. Morgan and T. A. McCormick, and were as follows: gineer of Salt lake, were in the city yester- trilmartiu A ZiUmau $54,280.87 afternoon. day 62,992.1 3 Wheelwright Bros 61,488.18 D. N. Stranp, C. 8. Pulecr, O. C. J. P. ONeill 48.fS8.18 P. J. Moran, Salt Lake C. I. K. Caraona of and Blume, Thorpe, 42.492.37 Gibbons A Co., Denver Salt Lake, are Ogden visitors. Louie C. Kelsey, Salt lake ..41.4s8.28 The above bids all come under the The Ogden excursion to Lucia cut-o- ff leavea Ogdon next Sunday morning at estimate of m,0U0 as prepared by 9:30. and returns at 3 p. m. Stops will City Engineer Parker, but the enginlie made at Midlake and Proniuuiuy eering. extras, etc., will run the cost up to near that amount. Upon the motion JVint. ui Councilman Pains the bids were referred to the sewer aud law committees Aeronaut Frisbee, the plucky young and a meeting will be held on Wedneselectrician, made another aueeeMiful day evening in the council chamber. balloon ascension and parachute drop Only one bid was received upon the last evening. It was witnesaed by of Wail avenue and that was paving about 1.0U0 persona. , from P. J. Moran A Co., iff Halt lake, and waa for $9,710. TTto excavation Howard Frrneo Browning, one of the costing $87tl and the paving upon a little twin children of Mr. and Mrs. T. concrete base , $8,840. Upon motion ot F. Browning, passed away of dlptherla Councilman Nye. the bid waa referred ai the family residence, 2733 Adams to the street committee. svenue. at about 2:10 p. m. yesterday Upon the completion of the reading afternoon. The funeral will take place of the bids, John B. Hughes, repre11 resident the at iron oclock. senting the Gibbons Company of Dentoday Interment will be in the City Cemetery ver, stated there was an error In the ernMnm bid of hia company In the matter of the Chief Browning has received a let- aise of the nianholea which would reter from J. T. Jenninge of Baker Cily, duce hie bid $2,600. He waa requested to make hie statement to the commitOregon, father of thlrteen-yenr-ol- d Charley Jennings, who has been here tees. The law committee returned the ortinder the Chiefs care for aeveral daya, mating that if the boy could get n good dinance for the purpoee of railing the home here, that he might stop. The boy money for sewer district No. 9 and in question la n bright, quick wltted recommended that it pass its third lad, who la rapidly adapting himself to rending . Adopted. new conditions aud friends, lie made The fl nance committee recommended n favorable Impression upon Officer that the county auditors report of the Bob Burke, who offered the boy a home amount of the assessed valuation of with him. The compact was made and Ogden City, be died. The same comnoon the boy waa shorn of his long mittee recommended the paying of the locks and attired In n bran new outfit following estimates as were submitted of clothes. The lad seema to be per- by the engineer: P. J. Moran A Co., street, $000. fectly satisfied with hia new guardian. resurfacing Twcnty-flft- h J. P. ONeill, curbing, guttering and Company ,,B,M N. O. U., have moved ifldewalk contracts, $12,613.51; Corey from Union Hall on 24th street, to the Brothers, grading streets in curbed and more roomy and commodious quarters guttered districts preparatory to macwhich wera formerly occupied by the adamising, $837.60. The recommendagymnasium club on the top floor of the tions of the committee were adopted White block. 334-2h street. The and the auditor authorized to draw state has gone to considerable expense warrants for the aeveral amounts. In the matter of tka application from in renovating the rooms and intends to tusks the armory a pleasant place tor ths board of directors of the Carnegie the boys to gather at all times. Addi- Free library, for $500 a year for the comtional gymnastic rains, shower purchase of bnoka, the finance baths, etc. will be put in. These changes mittee recommended that the request with systematic management iftfl make lie granted on the condition that the the new organisation the leading sts-l- al board shall receive $5,000 from Andrew affair in a sporting way In the Carnegie with which to buy books Adopted. city. Upon recommendation of the license committee, rebates on liquor licenses wera granted to A. Murphy and hi. Had-- , A. B. I i' i I n it i : . j The following are Reed Hotel for the , sub-distri- maw-meeti- sub-distr- Bow-erma- TRUNKS PILED UP FOR WANT OF CARRIERS. i ilfi ' ! i 2 I !j:; t? I arrivals at the last twenty-four Have you met Madame f V ll FEVER FOR LAND GRIPS THOUSANDS . Record Rush Follows Opening of South Dakota Territory Railroads Cannot Cope With Crowds. i t : i i i 10 Y i! ; J i f Yankton. 8. 1)., July 18. The gigantic rush at Yankton develops into il trost n stampede. Thirty-thro- e thousand had registered up lo closing tonight Todays record was o.i'ij and that will be xepmed tomorrow. The fever for land seems to bars possession of thousandawhobave had no thought or cotnlug here to register, The iriiHh in the city and on trains Is Indescribable. Railroad officials m they have more than ran powdbly haul to Yankton. they The crowd was not so large tonight as the number in the city la- -t but the Northwestern train inevening, three sections, brought 2.000 people and the rush tomorrow will be unequalled. Hundreds will pay up all night to be early In line tomoirow. Lewiston, Idaho, July 18. William lark, a capitalist of Los Angeles. dirl of heart failure at Grainvilie, Idaho today where he waa The deceased waa a well knownvisiting. Montana pioneer. I;: NINE HUNDRED A DAY I)JE FROM CHOLERA. rr i i Baku. Russia. July 18. Refogrra from Tehran tell terrible stories of the ravage of the cholera. They ray that on aome days the mortal- - ity reached 9W. The Europeans are abandoning their property and are fleeing to n camp in the mountains There is n pitiable condition of af- fairs at the railroad stations which are without food. j Real Estate and ( halt Seivlce private. No commS11 WESTERN BROKERAGE Phone 534-x- . 223 New York, July 18. Brighton Beach summary: First race, one mile and a sixteenth: Flammuia won; Monster second; Seymour third. Time 1:49 Second race, steeplechase, about two miles: Opunita won; Conover second; Libretto third. Time :31. Third race, six furlongs: Ton-hellwon; Agile second; Tramoter third, time 1:18. Fourth race, the Nautilus stake, one mile and g furlong: Duke of Kendal won; PoHteasion second; Sheriff Bell third. Time 1:55 Fifth race, mne and a quarter: Spring won; Lord Badge second; Brigand third. Time 2:07 5. Sixth race, "five and n half fur loops: Rubric won; Montebello second; Gold Fleur third. Time 1:02 5a 1--2. o ALL THIS WEEK 2-- 5. 2-- t Dancing on the New wood Hoor 2-- 5. St. Louia, July IS. Fair Grounds summary: . hirst race, five furlongs, pur: Lucky Charm won; Brad Warden second; Fred Presmyer third. Time 1:03. Second race dx furlongs: Rose Court won; Bab second; Lady Idris third. Time 1:18. Third rat, four and a half furlongs: Zindn won; Arch Oldham second; (toy Adelaide third. Time1: 65 2. Fourth race, mile and a sixteenth, handicap: Just So won; Branraa second; Falkland third. Time 1:47 2. Fifth race, puree, one mile: Miss Mee Dey won; Lady Strathmore second; Varna Fonso third. Time 1:41. Sixth race, seven furlongs: Orient won; Trapsetter second; John Doyle third. Time 1:28. ington. ' Score R. H. E. 12 18 1 Chicago ,a. 1 9 1 Washington Oen, Walsh and McFarland; Jacobsen, Townsend and Kittredge. NEW YORK VS DETROIT. Chicago, July 18. Hawthorne summary. First race, five and a half furlongs: Michael Barnes won; Cutter second; Proprietor third. Time 1:01 Second race, seven furlong: Dunbar won; Orfeo second; Foresight third. Time 1:27. Third race, one mile. Premier stakes: Tokalon won; Miaa Crawford second; English Lad third. Time, 1:40 5. Fbnrth race, mile and a sixteenth: Outcome won; Talpa second; Fou casta third. Time 1:47 New York, July 18. Detroit won in the seven! IT inning. Hughes was hit 1- -5 Songs gj Moving Pictures. lOc 1-- I MAKE GLASSES 2412 FIFE ADMISSION TOPAD to those holding street ickets. Lyceum AGAIN BEFORE MISSIONER. BEAVERS ANDERSON, 18. The Mats X RYAN, Musical Rushmer Wash. Phone 401x. , Performance to conclude Funny Farco, PASTIME." Sts tho Great European Buster Brown and Hia Dog ADMISSION 10C, Csmffj with tk Pickm Tigo. 1 Seo silver presents and witch Fred M. Nysa Window. Do you wont a visit from ModamoT Madamo will vioit you ovary month. TELEGRAPH NOTES list be Sold at Once to Room for Fall Goods Berlin, July 1$. The German battleship Schwaben, while on her trial trip ran aground near the Island of Feemnrn damaging aeveral feet of her bottom. Bhe proceeded to Kiel under her own team and waa there docked for repairs. (tl JEJ Buys your choice of any hat in. the house; regular price $8 00 to $20,00 and most certainly you know that our goods are' the best in the city. Everything new and San Francisco, July 11 The steam- ers Sequoia reports that on July 15th, at 8 a. m., off Cape Men eg, she passed the steamer Santa Barbara with the G. D. Lindaiter standing by her side. Both are from Gray's Harbor for San Fran-risc- o. Both should arrived here yesterday. It is supposed the Santa Barbara's machinery la broken. MOORS up-to-da- dt de te. d6 ATTACK ENGLISHMANS HOUSE. Tangier. July 18. The Isolated residence of aa Englishman named Levieon at Buhaua. two miles outside of Tangier. waa fired on Ineffectually by Moors last night Mohammed El Torres. the foreign minister, has sent a strong guard to protect Mr. Leri son. $1.00 For a line of trimmed hats for' misses and d8 Ottawa. Ont.. July 19. Sir Frederick Borden, minister of Militia, has tinder way a contract with the English firm of which Sir William Armstrong Is the head for the construction of sn ammunition factory In Ottawa, capable of turning out 20.000,000 rounds of ammunition a year. 1$. new d! Une of Seasonable Street Hats DUCK, SILK and Straw from A apodal 50 o to $1.50 IS FIRST. Dover. England. July rare today from most stylish effects. AMMUNITION FACTORY FOR OTTAWA. INGOMAR children; The yacht Dover to Ostend was won by tlie Amerlisn schooner-yach- t. Tngomar. owned by Morton of New waa accepted. Councilman Craig made a motion to York. The Navahoe, The Reese and sell the old water tank on Second Yaldera also started. iaatiiam street to the highest bidder. Carried. Councilman Davidson arose and tried to spring a ensatlon by stating that something of a disgraceful nature had happened In the city during the ) wet few days by the Mayor having tired from the Frank Christensen street deimrtmeut. He also said that the Mayor had made statements in hi paper which were untrue and that he had fired Christenson because he would not support the Mayor for l'nb-e- d States Senator and that he thought the council had ought to opimxe the action of the Mayor in discharging He any man for personal reasons. concluded by saying he thought the council had oitcbt to a mi against such anions. Then he resumed hts seal amid a mm ion i a,. Journ. COTTON WAGE Pi ovidenre. R. I.. July 18. The United States Cotton company at Central Falls, today ponied notices that, com- mcncing July 25. a wage reduction, the amount of whirh bad tiff been determined. would go Into effect About 650 hands are employed. , I NURSE j pN-or- 49 j COMMENCINfi REDUCTION. ADMINISTERED POISON. San Francisco. July 18. Frank John-- I son. a patient at the United States Mar- -i ine Hospital, died today from the ef- -; f dose of bichloride of mercury administered hy mistake by a nurse, lie was formerly a sailor cm the Glorc of the Kps and was injuredship by failing down a hatihwar. MONDAY 1 Trii Old-Tim- ex-po- Clusee, France, July 11. During n riot of strikers here today several shot wera fired, resulting in the killing of four persona and the wounding of 25. The Gendarme who attempted to disperse the rioter wera stoned. Mdh JAMES WEST, e The Mlnstiff MR. and MRS. CHA8. MORRELL, New York, July 1$. George W. office offBeavers, the indicted et icial waa again before n United States commissioner in Brooklyn today and again waa held for trial In Washington. Further motions are to be made by Beaver attorneys next Thursday, and until they are decided he cannot be taken to Washington. Guayqull, Ecuador, July It. Two earthqnake shocks wera felt here this morning. 11 , COM- long, heavy cai TheatrJ GUNSY, WILSON EXAMINATION FREE. T. I Week July glasses J. FORDS FULL OBCBESIti j any kind at any price in my own lens grinding department I claim to be able to correct perfectly any error of reIf medical fraction. treatment Is necessary 1 will not try to sell you 1-- 2. 1-- Illustrated haa many friends. Madame The matter of the removal of the dead poplar trees on Twenty-fourt- h street was recommended done by the street committee. Adopted. The same committee reported on the matter of the putting in of the street intersections as recommended by the city engineer and recommended thatthe work be dime aa outlined In the city engineer report add that the engineer shall proceed to have the same duuo by the contractors, beginning at once. The committees recommendation waa unanimously adopted. The committee on public buildings and grounds reported recommending the granting of the use of Lester Park pavilion to the Trades and Labor Assembly, upon September 5th. Adopted. The city auditor reported that the Intereel on bonds would be due on August 15th as follow: Issue of 1892, No. 6. $1,505.25 and upon issue of 1898, refunding bonds No. 9, $2,257.87. The auditor was authorised to draw warrants for ths above amounts. Chief of ltollce Browning Informed the council that be had removed Georga Burton from the police force on account of conduct unworthy of n police officer. The action was confirmed. the following pay roll were allowed and ordered paid: $29.25 Hanitary S.tH) Cemetery 458.5J Engineer department Special Engineer department ...288.88 485.24 Street department Sprinkling ........ ,,,,,,....,..9s9.6.i A communication was received from the Sanitary Street Cleaning and Sprinkling Machine Company, of St. l.ouls. relative to the purchase af anFiled. other street cleaning machine. The ordinance for the purpoee ot raiding money for the defraying of the cost of building a sewer In district No. 9 was taken up and passed it third reading. 1 he contract for furnishing Iron benches for the various parks was let to A. W. Brown at $7 each. The bill of $12D of the Dully Bond Buyer fir advertising the sale of the sewer bonds, wa referred to the engrossing committee. The following bids for the electric fau in the council chamber were opened and read: Alex V eat ham, $27; Commercial Electric Co.. $10; Electric The bid of Supply Company. $35. y ' IP. MONEY LOANLD SALARIED PEOPif 4-- 5. BASEBALL New York, July 18j Aa n result ot the strike of the New York Transfer CHICAGO VS WASHINGTON. company the baggage rooms of the Pennsylvania, Erie, Jersey Central, IS. Chicago had a Washington, Baltimore and Ohio, Lehigh Valley and batting streak July today, defeating Washare Ontario aud Western railroads crowded with trunks The company made no attempt to send out wagons today. Up to this time none of the other transfer companies has been effected but Walking Delegate Thomas Braden of the Railroad Express Drivers said that in nil probability the strike would extend to the other companies In n day or two if their demands for increased nay wera not met by the New York Transfer company. Fifth race, mile and an eighth: Birchbroom won; Black Wolf second; Exclamation third. Time, 1:55. Clifton Sixth race, six furlongs: Palmer second; Estrada won; Forge Time 1:14 Inventor third. ng mass-meetin- movich. hours: A. Briber, Salt Lake; T. J. Gilmsrtln, Ogden; P. C. Kittle, Salt Lake: II. Ik Bingham, city; E. Cohen. Omaha; C. II. Miller. Cleveland; M. H. Kennedy, Denver; T. G. Agnew, Chicago; August IMppel, Portland. Oregon : J. W. Smith, San Kranrlsro; I. J. Moran, Salt Lake; Jan II. Dowd, New York; Jay H. rill. San Francisco; 1L W. Morford, Pueblo; Geo. W. Mulligan and wife, Minneapolis; K. R. Morgan. Malt Luke; 0. H. Anderson. Chicago; H. A. Uoyer, Denver; T. A. McCormick, Salt Lake; 1. Blume. Salt Lake: G. A. Mitchel. Tribune, Sell Uke; E. C. Caraona, Salt )ake; O. C. Thorpe, Salt Lake; C. S. Pulver. Salt Uke; D. N. Straup, Sait Lake. f.'fc i ..(.,,i,,,.la,,a,tai4 I aja REED HOTEL . Springfield. 111., July 18. Five thousand miners from (Spring Valley. La Salle, Peru, Oglesby, Seatonvllle, Deque and Dalaell assembled in Spring Valley today to take part in a demonstration denunciatory of Governor Peabody of Colorado. There were ten thousand Governor Peabody persona present. ST. LOUI8 VS PHILADELPHIA. waa denounced In English, French, Italian and Polish several speakers. Philadelphia, July IS. Bender's . efMr. Davidson, it will be remembsrefi. Resolution were by passed requesting fective pitching held 8L Louis safe at w . ia brother-in-lato Rudolph Kuchler, President Roosevelt to intervene in the all stages of a close game. Attendance, the Ogden manager of the Kearns ram-- 1 strike. 4,800. Kearns the of holder the and paiga Store R. h. E. obseemed perfectly sacks, it mousy St. Louia . . . . . , .4 7 $ 111., July 18. Two thousSpringfield, the of members to the vious, however, ct miners of the Springfield 7 1 Philadelphia council, that Mr. Davidson's outburst and Powat held the Bender and a Kahoe; and Pelty today of ideas exalted was not due to any State arsenal and adopted resolutions ers. IHiliucal purity but simply was an what they termed the unattempt to come to the rescue of his denouncing PITTSBURG VS NEW YORK. brother-in-laThe funny part of warranted use of the military power by Governor Peabody of Colorado and this affair is that the Kearns supportPresident Roosevelt to interPittsburg, July 18. The game was ers turn out to be simply a few dis- asking vene to the Colorado strike. fast and abounded in good clean fielda with sprinkRepublicans gruntled ing. New York waa fortunate enough ling of Demurrats, Springfield, 111., July 18. A largely to bunch hits in the second and sixth, g attended of miners of the scoring nil of their runs then. NINETEEN YEAR OLD MURDERER. Chicago and Alton was .Attendance; 4,750, held in Virgen today, at which resoluScore r. h. E. A Sheridan. 11 tions wera passed asking President PiltlbUfg Butta, Mont., July 8 1 ,,,,,,,iiai,,aas,,l Wyoming special to the Miner ssys Roosevelt to interfere in the Colorado New York ,a,a,,. ,,,a,, ,,,,,,. 4 9 1 19 years old, mining troubles and to restore to their that Manuel Hill, a lad n. Leever and Smith; Taylor and last night stabbed Konster Syreen, a homes union miners who had been Finlander, in the neck during a drunk- driven from Colorado into other Staten en row, killing him. Hill baa been CINCINNATI V8 BROOKLYN! BIGGEST ORDER FOR WIRE GAUZE. lodged to jaiL Cincinnati, July 18. Brooklyn made Madame is delightful, Washington, July 18. General Davis, two rallies In the game, one In the Governor of the Panama canal atrip, eighth when Walker waa driven off SOUTHERN PACIFIC'S PREFERRED haa advised the Panama Canal commisthe rubber and the other in the ninth STOCK. sion that ha wants 100,000 yards of wire off Kellum. Cincinnati won bunchmeet19. A special Louisville, July gauxe to prevent mosquito invasion of ing hits. Attendance, 3,100. by Southern ot the the sons General Davis says that this ing of the stockholders Score R. H. E. Pacific will be held Wednesday, to vote will be the largest order for mosquito Cincinnati Mi,,.,a,,.,.,,,a,,.BC 9 1 on the question of Issuing $100,000,0(10 netting ever given. He recommends 6 7 j of preferred stock. The Southern Pa- tha steel wire screens, not coarser than Brooklyn Walker, Kelum and Schlei; Jones cific ia a Kentucky corporation and ail 17 meshes to the square Inch. , and Bergen. meetings are held in this state. 41 ) BOSTON VS CLEAVELAXD. Boston' July 18. Donahue pitched splendidly today but bad fielding lost the game. Attendance, 8,500. Stor- er. h. E. Boston . 8 8 Cleveland 3 9 3 Tannehill and Farrell; Donahue and Bemis. la Asked to Interfere. w. you. . SCORING OF PEABODY JULY 19, 1904. safely three times la thia inning and farced in n run on n base on balls. Powell relieved him. Attendance, 2.800. R. H. E. New lurk ...4 10. 3 Detroit g g i Stovall, Killian and Woods; Hughes, Powell and Kleinow. Many Tongues Write In Denouncing Hia Military Policy Roosevelt . Buchanan of Salt Lako City, la aa Ogden viaitor. A OGDEN, UTAH, TUESDAY MORNING, MORNING It 2351 Washington Avo. MRS. S. E. LYON, Prop I |