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Show THEMORXIXU STATE DELECATES ARE CHOSEN Lists Given John w Wilson. 408 f1 hai Ju returned from a c!.ny iw16 B lss VL mountain nir. John R Lund, ... t.nd Mrs. Jr., and Mrs. Laula town Hot Spring. Cota. areia Air way to Vellowatone Park. H.b-fi- j, . Hmwa aon of Moroni Brown .. to the taken Mratal hoapital laat Friday by Siriff loph Bailey, died at the at 7 o'clock yesterday, lit that the deceased U be remembered there before this time and recovered from hia mental hut a short tima after arriving Ocdn he became worse, with tho Iwult that he waa taken to Provo, at ahk h pla death came to hia relief. .! - y J. Brow a of Uintah waa thrown nuway into a wire fence yesterday by nnaway horses and suffered serious about the head anl and painful cut It appeared that Mr. Brown waa unhitching hi team at hia farm, when tM became frightened and started in-to na. In order to aave them from juring themselves in a neighboring hia grip on the line. tare he retained was swerved into the In this way be men-limfence himself with the results above. Ha came to town today and was attended to by Dr. Powers, vho found the ruts, principally about the scalp, of a serious nature. ed J. Estate Transfers Real H. LAST RETURNS FROM The following are the real estate transfers for today Abbot R. Heywood to Dirk J. Nyveed. part of N. E. 14 sec. 10, T. S. N. R. S West, 8. L. M. 8d0. Charlotte Emblem Driver to Parker y. Rherwnod. part of lot 0, block, 10, & 0. 8. $850. Hs Has Visited the World's Fair at St Louis. J. II. Last, of the firm of Last Thornes, has returned from the ea.st where he has been purchasing a ling of ladies' furnishings for the fkll trade. While away havlailed New York end the World's Fair at St. Louis. Having been In close touch with bust ness men and trade he is in a position to understand conditions and reports business to be very active. Mr. last wa deeply Impressed by the magniflrent display at the World's Fair and was especially pleased by the Mr. L. D. Brooka for (he last few Utah building which would do credit e ysars fire klndler at the Southern to any slate. What pleased Mr. Laat round house will leave next Monmore than any other of the day fur St. Louis and. will also visit Utah exhibit was the portion exhibit. mining la his old home in Chicago. While Mr. The weather was unsually mild for Brooks says it la for pleasure, it la time of the year In the east and rumored among the railroad boys that this Mr. Last had a most enjoyable trip. he will not return alone. Ottawa, Kan.. August 10. The Santa Ke California train No. 1 was deDISTRICT COURT MATTERS tailed at Richter, on the "cutoff" V miles west of Ottawa laat night. The iratn was running rapidly but no (me among the passenger or crew (fat In Civil and Probata Matters Heard by Pa-eifl- Judge jured. Portland, Ore.. Aug. 19. Between and September 11 inclusive, August 14G cars bearing 2194 people will pass through Purl land en route to and from the iwMiy-nimtriennial conclave of ftbq Knights Templar, which convenes h .at San Francisco September 6. The can will be hauled In 19 special trains and three special cars attached to regular trains. Of the special trains IT will . visit Portland on the way to San Francisco, and two returning from the conclave city. The Northern Pacific and Southern Pacific tranaporta-'tln- n bureaus are erfecting plans to handle this great traffic with the least possible confusion. The schedules are being so adjusted aa to give the Knight as much time possible to visit the Lewi and Clark fair grounds and in view the other interesting sights of the city. It will be possible for some f the excursionists to remain here several days. . - . WILL MEET AT NEW ORLEANS Crent City Chosen as Place for Encampment by Knights of Pythias. Next Biennial 0 Louisville; August 19. The supreme fvlge. Knights of Pythias today voted " hold the next biennial en campment at New Orleans. Rolapp. Waiters, Whs BOARD en Crop Conditions From Northwest Start Excitement. Amount of Money Spent by Utah Mission of Methodist Church. Dr. Kurbos. of l'hiisuelphia. Pa., who the I'uh Mission of the Methodist church last night staled to a represents! i w uf this pajier, that tho board of Church Exteus-ioof the Methodist Episcopal church, with headquarters in Philadelphia, has donated to the Utah Mission $95,000, and has loaned to the Utah Mission nearly $40, Om). It has aided, in all, more than fifty churches in the state and it allows the Utah Mission to spend all the Utah collection witkiu adilretitf the bounds of the state. 'Hie board ha aided in the erection of thirteen thousand churches in tho United States. Dr. Forbes address tonight will he in the form of a lecture. "On the World As It la Today and How To Help it. Everybody ia invited and the tenure is free. SUGAR TAKES ANOTHER JUMP OF TEN CENTS PER HUNDRED. Ntw Utah Potato Coming in Greater Quantities and Are Cheaper. Owing to the Increased supply of oats they have taken a big drop In price. Last woek'a quotation was $1.70, now they are quoted at $1.60. Wheal and barley have also taken a drop In price, the former being quoted at $1.30 per hundred and the latter at reports UL-T- hc Kan ,h Exchange, depleted more in.ire desperate outlook and start-a veritable panic in the pit. The f,,r.a ,im held the upper hand fn.dJ0It fd ,he Price back to 107 8 .Jl 5-- and t0 108 r were swept from 'hey lr feet in a few minutes, when a rl'h buJrinK orders took poa-i- o fl00r' 8ePfoler going tuM? to 112 12 miml!nud ! then was forced back to s and December back to 110 teii',uYork- - An8 MAGNATE E 18-Ja- mca Tur-e- r rocenUy resigned as treasur- Vnion tank or the 1 19-A- K tMr? for luw, fter - jall-Th- e Ill-fa- 8 eye-glas- 1-- 1-- 1-- 1-- , 1-- . 1-- 8 2 1-- 8 1 8 1-- 3 pound. Timothy hay, loose sclli for $12.0$ ton. Timothy baled. 70c a hundred. per drad at his rompan7' home m Alfalfa baled, 60c a hundred. Plainfield. N. J. He was 67 Alfalfa hay, loose, $8.00 per ton. been mentioned as a co respondent 01 Se nd borB Laplerre, twice." Chicago Record-Heralilirk Wheat $1.70 per hundred. Oats, $1.50. Whole corn, $L60. Don't brag because you happen KRS' Cracked com, HAS. little lucky, said Uncle Ebon. again ELECTED toIf bedea hen Cracked barley $1.40. wouldn't cackle so loud high CHIEF RANGER. Barley, $L30. about da egg aba dose laid, da white folka wouldn be so lible to rob de Rye, $LI0 per hundred. August Bran and aborts, $1.20 per hundred. nes'. Washington Star. Shorts alone, $1.80 per hundred. S-Reiver "Ms, I dost like our new cook! ex fod7 Chicago, deleted Willie, disappointedly. August 10. Charles W. Whit's the matter with her, dear? Spalding, the former bank president She doesn't fry any holes la the who waa convicted and sentenced to ten years imprisonment for embezzleDetroit Free Prose. fried cakes! ment was today discharged from the appointed bank. SLIGHT IMPROVEMENT IN SENApenitentiary by Judge Dunne. The Jssnington August 1.-- The Peo-Z- u court order discharging the TOR HOAR'S CONDITION. from custody was based upon a tech . Vt., ?Mk dar order of the Worcester, Mesa.. August 19. Sena- niraiiiy In the original Indictment. romp-L. Flak tor Ilaafa condition showed a slight Spalding has already served several APVointM rpu;iTi!f, years of hi! senteace. Improvement today Ftamt.-- f DEAD. - $6.65. 1-- 3 81ANDARD OIL r nn-ini- New Utah potatoes are coming into Esoptis, N. V., August 19. The openmarket in greater quantities causing a drop In price. They are quoted at 20 ing of the Democrat le campaign at Rosemount so far as. a visit from popounds for 25a Loin and rib pork chops have In- litical organisations is concerned, will take plare tomorrow, when a delegacreased In price, 3 per pouud. Following are the market's ruling tion will arrive from Hrooklyn, representing the Brooklyn Democratic club, prices: Utah melons, loc to 30c, price de- and the King's County Democratic club. It to expected there will be about sixty pending on else. men In the party. 3 25c. for Canteloupea, Utah peaches 5c a pound. Utah pears Sc a pound. TUG GOLD NUGGETS. Utah plums Sc a pound. Utah apricots 3c a pound. Rochester, New York, Aug. 19. A Utah apples 3c a pound or 7So to nugget of gold weighing nearly two $1.00 per bushel. pounds, worth $6.0u0, baa been found Summer squash 5c per head. Utah sweet corn 15c per dozen ears. aby the pilire who arrested David Eber, jeweler, on the charge of receiving Utgh fresh beans, 5c per lb. New Utah cabbage Is In market and stolen properly, A short time ago a firm of la quoted at 2o a pound. opticians New Utah potatoes are In market notified the authorities that their Inventory of gold,, showed a shortage, and are quoted at IS pounds for 25a used In s manufacturing Utah cucumbers, 4 for 6a Beet sugar Is now $6.65 per sack, frames, covering a considerable space of time and amounting to several 14 Iba for $1.00. thousand dollars. An employe was susand are quoted at 20 pounds for 25a Utah fresh peaa an selling at fea pected who had access to the vault; the police obtained a confession. They a pound. were told that an employe stole Utah cucumbers 10c per dozen. Beet sugar is now $6.65 per sack, craps of gold regularly each week, selling Eber for $10 gold worth $125. 13 Iba for $1.00. These scraps Eber, It Is alleged, melted Cane sugar $6.75. together and formed the nugget, so the 1 17 for cento cheese sella Hooper police claim, which was seized. Ine a pound. total amount of gold missing Is estl Swlas cheese 25e and 30a mated at $20,000. - In tho northwest. ,rrvfi after the open d Beet Sugar has taken another jump BROOKLYN CLURR TO of 10c per hundred pounds, and sells VISIT TARKER. 1-- 2 Chicago. August ,'on,lition a painter uma went down town yesterday but in about noon to get sali to stead of getting paper ho get druuk. In going tnunc he lay down tn the Dark to sleep off in jg When guilty to the arraigned he plra.ini charge of druukc:iiitM amt wag tlned $25 or twenty five day,. Richard Welch a nil I lari v t'oopi-am y and were pleaded guilty to each given thirty i'ay a ii iho municipal rock plla ,n the John Lynch is me charge. Be- - uum- pc wae a cripple be thought he wa p.i u abuse the officer. He will .iWr,i thirty day at the Hotel de Snyder James Burrles, wlm it is alleged slnls a bicycle and sold n fmBs arnt petii larceny raigned on tbs to which he pleaded 11.it guilty. tVw waa continued until 7 n'linck tonight and In default of $ .i hail he was taken bark to troubles between llarriiwin and Combs, the two an Mere at the Elite who got Into a row the mhrr eveninr. are now over; they have kieeed aud made up and have been discharged from custody. Airs. Kirke, who inn a rooming h street between house on Twent I.lnioln and Grant avenues, was arraigned for trial tut i he charge of pro, tiltitlnn. Testimony wa given by Cap tain Brown and Detective Pender to the effect that she had previously conduct In this city. Can-tai- n M a house of Brown told of s conversation he had with her In which she admitted that such was the case. Attorney Henderson represented the defendant and moved for a continuance of the ease on the grounds that they desired to get a witness whose tenrimony would tend to rontradlrt that offered by the officers. Judge Howell granted the continuance and set the cam for Monday next at 10 o'rlork In the morning. Did two men ever fight about youT asked the prims donna. No, replied the soubrette, "but I've GOODWILL OF PAPERS IS TAX ABLE. Wn.. August 18. An Spokane, Olympia sperial to the Spokesman Review says that Attorney Gen. Stratton filed an opinion which holds that the revenue laws of this state win cover the assessment for taxation of the good will of business concerns and industries Assessor Stewart of Spokane county bad aasessed the good will of the Review and Spokesman Evening Chronicle as represented by their subscriptions Prosecuting Attorney Kim ball advised the board of equalisation that this could not be done under the law. Assessor Stewart then took the matter to the attorney general who holds that the good will of any business nr Industry is properly, and may be taxed as any other property. If this method shomd prevail, the good will of merchants, manufacturers, lawyers, doctors, etc. will hereafter be taxed in addition to their usual tax on real estate and tangible personal property. LABOR NOTES EDWARDS The groat meat si rite enters upn its tilth week iixlav. Ibe most important of these is the Kirike or Gie ice ssgon drivers, which begius today. ATTEMPTS a Fistic $1.70. 1--2 LiTT of pm-eede- 1-- 8 Reports I roubles Charles Johns jp.. DR. FORBES GIVES SOME INTERESTING STATISTICS ON CHURCH EXTENSION. Tiig-of-W- THE PIT Had 20, 100 1. MURDER Nature, Kies and Make Up. . The following matters were heard by Judge Rolapp: In the case of the State of Utah vs. J. Y. Rockefeller, on motion of the district attorney, the defendant waa permitted to go on hia own recognisance and the cash bond of $300 heretofore deposited with the Clerk was released and the money paid jointly to the defendant and hia attorney. The case la one lu which Rockefeller la charged with perjury in n case In which his brother was tried for fornication. The records showed that Rockefeller had perjured himself and aa soon aa the latter became awaN-- of this he left the vicinity, but was afterwards found and compelled to deEastern cheese, 80 cents. posit a cash bond. Egga sell for 85c w dosen. In the case of the 8tate of Utah va. Lemona. 85o to S5c per dosen. Harry Moss, the district attorney filed High patent flour Bella for $8.85 per information charging the defendant hundredweight; straight grade for with manslaughter. $3.75. Moss waa accused with deadly asGoal oil sells for 85 cants a gallon. sault upon the person of William Btone Ranch butter, 80a In Ogden Cunyon June 10, 1904, with California dry onion. 5c per lb. a knife, cutting the throat and neck Oranges, from 85 to 60 cents a dosand causing death the following day. en. Bananas, 80 cents a doxeo. Eastern spring chickens are selling Dr. J. H. Epperson, who for some for 834e a pound. Hens. 17V6 cents. time past haa been occupied largely by Utah spring chickens, 25e a lb. hia business Interests outside, will Halibut, 15c; flounders, soles and hereafter be found in hia dental offices melta sell for 18 3 cents a pound; ten one to and three to six. from striped bass, 17 8 eenta; salmon 17 1 salmon 80c and cents. Cock-taile- d 35c per lb. " LABOR DAY CELEBRATION. Crabs 85e and 80a Lobatsra 15e par i pound. . . i , j. Lard retails for 14c a pound. aTT Unions are earnestly 'requested Pickled pigs foot, three pounds for to elect their Captains for 85 cento. sixe and weight, aad teams, and atute Pickled lambs tongua 40 oents a don hand in same to Chairman of Sports, an. Committee, Grant Cyphers, not later Beef loin, 11 eenta per ponnA than September 3rd. Beef riba, acta 9c per pound. Rib roast, 13 3 cento. All Unions wanting learns and wag ons'are requested to make same Veal breasts, 1815 canto. cento. Sirieia steak,known to Maraba.l of Day, John aad porterhouse steak, 17 Bolts, No. 2317, Washington Ave. cento. Any orgnnised body not yet afflllsl-reenta. Round steak, IS with Trades Assembly, or commitChuck steak, 10 eenta. tee. are requested to send In their Rib tolling beef, 7 cento. dengues. shoulder clods, 10 cents. Beef Splendid Floats are now under way eenta Rump roasts. 10 to 13 Advlcca iMsure us of construction. LoiA and rib pork chops, 17 from Unions of visiting several of the eenta outside dries tn Utah and Wyoming. Whole pork loins, 11 cento s pound Much enthusiasm ia being manifested Veal necks, 10 eenta in making everything connected with to 17 1 S ceata Veal entleta, 15 the celebration of that Grand Day Sliced ham, 20 cento. of Labor a brilliant and glorious Boiled ham. 80 cento. ' success. Eastern ham 16 to 17 and 20c. Breakfast bacon. 17 By Order of General Committee. cento. Sausage. 12 15 cents. Dry salt bacon. It's pretty hard to be worried by a eenta a pound. Pickled pork. 12 lot of debts you can't pay. Home cured breakfast bacon, 16a "Nonsense! That's nothing to being eenta. Chopped suet, 12 worried by n lot of debts yon aim Pork sausage 12 2 cento. ply have to pay. Philadelphia LedHamburger. 12 2 cento. The price In each Instance to by the ger. . PANIC IN TRIED THIEF PLEADS BICYCLE NOI GUILTY TO CHARGE OF PETIT LARCENY. CHURCH at CCURI OFFENDERS INCREASED SUPPLY OF PAIS CAUSES DROP EAST HAS PURCHASED LINE OF FALL GOODS FOR HIS FIRM. AFOrST Y MORNING, MUNICIPAL From Various Countiaa Pe-te- & K S ATUKDA WORK OF and Precincts. The following state delegates have been chosen by Republicans of ihs designated counties or precincts: WASATCH COUNTY. At a rousing convention of the Republicans of Wasatch county the following delegates were elected to the Republican State convention: Thomas F. Watson, E. C. Hanks, Brigham Joseph Clegg, Joneth W. Muster. Hatch. George W. Daybeil, William E Wootten, William L. Van Wegener. C. 1 Cron son, A. IL Alternates Uenscn, J. A. Wilson. H. J. Wagsiaff. SUMMIT COUNTY. Following are the state delegates: Alma Eldridge. W. H. Bennett. K. P. Evans, Frank Evans. Charles Ileagh. J. M. Lockhart, C. M. Wilson, Alee r Wright, Fred Husband, J. U. Hoyt, Martin, William Alchlbald, John Park. Frank Merchant. Lm Wight, Henry Welsh, S. M. Raddon, John C Packard, M. J. Daly. DAVIS COUNTY. State J. A. Hatch, Duncan Kipten, J. E. Willey. Charles R. Mabey, E P. Richards, Levi Taylur, Jesse M. Smith, William Stokes. William Frew, J. M. Sechrisi, Christopher Burton, Jr., Rufus Adams. Willism Croft. Senatorial A. C. Brown, Horace Tate. Thomas Waddnla. Lucy A. Clark, Nicholas Bonnumart. Elisa A. King, Henry Robinson, James If. Larkins, Hymm Adams, W. E Stokes, John Dahl, J. . Atkinson. 'fj"11 where he apent thirtykale and hearty He Kt. mliiion. but la glad vu-- . EX A MINE The labor leaders are now taking aggressive steps against, the packers. No ice will bn delivered butchers handling meat bought from (he big porker . This mesas that a large FAIR COULD NOI GET WORK AND number GROUNDS, SUNDAY, ANGUST of meat markets will have to WANTED TO KILL HIS WIFE. 21 8T. close, as without Ire it will be imposto sible stock. preserve Chooses tbs Razor Method But. is 1 he annual convention or the BrothStoppad Before His Act Between the Champion of Idaho and Succeeds. erhood of t'arpeniers aud Joiners of tho Montana Kid, Now tho Milwauin America moots thia year Champion of Canada, caused by bis kee ia bcpienibor. In a fit of for $1,000. s failure to obiaiu work. Thuma R. rut-ug wife At the recent Milwaukee, W'i.. conby atleniptedMo kill bis tier ihmai with a raxor yosUT-ila- y vention of International Machinists' Must Roie. Saddle. Get On and about 2:15 uYlot'k. si the rear of Union It was voted to have a label the Kaug ssluuu mi Grant avenue. That for rite use of ibe association amt the Make ihe Find Half Mila $2U0 will be given to anyone wltu he was not aiircfW'ful was due to the general eerulive board was instructed will bring a horse they ran not ride. fact that lie wn grabbed by Edward to lake ilic ncrofe-arin the steps Hello and his hand stayed tn time to premise. The use of the old laliel has There will also be races which will I tin crime. of the romniieslun prevent been discnuiiuued aud due nut ice to be'I new to the Ogilen people. ho bunch of horses wehsvo are hard The Edwards have been In the city this ones, and will make fun for alL Hums but several days and were UippliiK the bent Roping and RiiTlng ones with Kdwurds aunt, Mrs. licllii. 2620 Wage of the hitiimlnuna coal min- of Grant avrniie at the tiAie of the at- ors have increased from 30 to 40 per to be aeoa will be found here. Anyone having a Had Horae we will tempted killing. They came from Cumcent, since 1807, when the It rut here. Edwards, berland, Wyoming, and turoi'g organization of be plcaited to have them bring him fiir us to ride. who is but 26 years of age. is evidently their union was affected. The price of artminxioii has been of a n.oody disjiosirion and is Insanely made 25c. to every one. no that eii at v In Grt-a- i jealous of his wife. When be failed to Britain' shipbuilding see it. Come early and see it ail. Comobtain work she chided him fur it and trade the proiKirt inn of onUnf-wiirthia decided him in hia mad attempt member of the union wa recently mence at 2:30. on her life. Whllo Mrs. Hello was In 13.9 per cent, s year ago 0.1 per com. the bouse cleaning off the dinner table Why tlo you think your husband out . come an he he asked hia wif tn The strike of the union bricklayer has ceased to love you?" asked her wanted to see her. At this time ho was at WasbiuRluU Barracks, D. C., con- mother. standing In the shanty at the roar of tinue. It is linpuKaihht for nut the Znng saloon and aa soon as eh lo make him miserable any more. ame lip tn where he was he grabbed A Stale or plumber, replied the young wife. ('liieag her by the throat tn stop any outcry, News. Hieum anil sprinkfitter fitter. gas so: he did aa the remark making Well, 1 can't get work, so we'll both ler fitter and aiem filters' helper die together," and then made a slash Its lieen organized at n convention The foreign nobleman entered the at her throat with the razor, Before held In Spnngtted, 111. old man's private office. lie could cut again he waa grabbed I love "Mr. Millyuns," ho began. from behind by hia uncle, Edward During the year 1903. Toronto, Can- your daughter and ask her hand in Hello, who held him whlla the police ada. had 24 strikra. Involving 3629 marriage." f the dciwrtment was notified. Sergeant men. or almost old Millyuus, "Ilcm!" carlutnu-Wilson responded to the call and took union labor men In the city. "What are your lowest musingly. the man In custody. When asked why terms?" Chicago News Hhe he tried to kill his wife, he said: ran away from me, down to Balt lake "What would you advlso a man ( City, and that was nil bs would say. At the time Ibe police were nollfled, do whim he first gnus into politics? DickDr. was doctor also sent for and "1 would advise him." said Senator son responded to the rail. Upon his ar Sorghum, "to avoid asking advico. It rival he found the wound in the neck gives too many people aa Idea of what tn not be of a serious nature. The rasor you are intending in do.'' Washington blade penetrated about a quarter of aa' Minister Bowen Requeoto Venezuela Star. inch and had made a cut about an Inch to Return Property to American long. Company. The would-b- e wife killer's arm was MOSQUITO BITE CAUSES DEATH. evidently stayed just In tima for he Port of Spain, Triuidad, August 19. didn't have time to finish the first cut, Chicago. Ang. 19. August Anderson, The finger marks were plainly visible Advices were received today from on Mrs Edwards' throat where her Caracas saying that the American a farmer of Starke county, Indiana, husband had choked her. Her Injuries minister,. 51 r. llowcn In the nama of is dead In a Chicago hiMpital from United State haa request the bile of a moaqnlta Anderson Bufwere attended to and she is resting easy the ed Vrnevuela to remove Mr. Car-nor- fered a alight Injury which reused an after being so severely handled. the receiver appointed to lake abraskin of the skin on his right hand. The young couple have been married A mosquito bit him in the abrasion but three months Mra Edwnrdn nays charge of the property of Ibe New that while In Cumberland he became York and Bermudas Asphalt company, and a few days later Anderson began infatuated with her and kept opportun-In- g aud to return tho asphalt lake lo tho to milter Intensely. He came to Chicago for treatment but blood poisoning her to marry him. She refused a American company. resulted. number of times and finally bs attempt' ed to kill hmaelf by shooting through His feelings he tried lo disguise the body with a revolver. The bullet The girl, though, began to surmulso, SUPREME CHIEF RATHBONE passed entirely through hia abdomen, That something like wooing SISTERS. but he recovered from the wound. Then Was certainly doing. his folks beseerhed her to marry him Because of his looks and deep suise. lo save him from himself. She conCleveland Leader. lioutaville, August 19. Mra Irdls sented and they were married about A. Monroe, of Riverside, Calif., was tothree months ago. Evidently he foirltr To Judge a man by wbat ha aays day chosen supreme chief of tho Rath-hoidolised his wife, and bis aunt atSlaters. Her competitors were often doesn't, Quite pay'. tributes his rash act to temporary in Mra. Belle Quinlan of Galesburg. 111., A safer plan's to Judge a man i sanity. Mrs Edwards says that and Mra Emms A. Young, of ZanesBy what be doesn't say. number of times when he became jest ville, O. Philadelphia Ledger. ous he threatened to kill her and often slept with a rasor under his pillow. Harkins Is the most agreeable man Port Angele. Wn., August 19. But she never paid any attention to Admiral Goodrich aad hla squadron, those remarks, thinking they were but I know. 11? In what way doea he show the result of a Jealous. nature and that consisting of the cruisers Nsw York, Why,' when he'd upset a pint of Marblehead and the gunboat Benninghs didn't mean them. Mrs. Edwarda to but 21 years of age champagne on mv trouser hs was ton, aalled from this port this mornand has a child about a year old from just as cheerful about It as could be. ing. After practicing the squadron a former marriage. Her husband fair- Raid he was glad the wine was dry." evolutions in the straits they will proceed to 8sn Franclsra New Yorker. ly worshipped the baby and became jealous whenever anybody spoke of it as his step child. Kd-ard- wide-roachbi- k e one-quart- d WANTS RECEIVE REMOVED ne . SENATOR SMOOT MAKES TEXAS SHEEPMAN SUICIDES. Fort Worth, Texas, Aug. 19. A dia patch to the Record from Roswell, N. M.. says: J. Frank Kirby, formerly of Blue Springs Mo, blew his brains out here yesterday. He waa considered one of the wealthiest sheepmen In this vicinity. CANDID STATEMENT Clearly Defines His Position in the Campaign in a Frank Manner Refers to Despicable Methods of the Kearns OrSaratoff, Russia. August 19. Ih gans With the Contempt They Deserve Plainly harvest la the government of Samara, to the best la many years. . The grain Denies That He Has Attempted Any Diccrop, mostly wheat, aggregates about tation in This Campaign. 854,084,600 bushels. . RE AFFIRM BAR New IRON PRICES. ork, Aug. 19. Practically all members of the Eastern Bar Iron Y of the association have been represented here at the meeting of the assoriatton at which it has lieen decided to re affirm prices. Members of the Nut A Bolt asSMUGOLED DRUG WILL BE DE sociation have aliio confirmed the preST ROVEl). vailing schedule. Unusual Interest was entered in the outcome of these meetNew York. August 19. ThA final act ings owing to the fact that they fols In a bit of litigation which haa lasted lowed su closely the cut In wire The meetlnge were more prosince January. 1898, aad which Involved the right of ibe United States govern tracted than usual. The whole iron and ment to sell copyrighted or patented steel situation was dlsruwed at groat goods which had been smuggled, has length and in the end prices were redeveloped through two men turning affirmed. over to the appraisers stores 29.050 grains of pbcnactlne, to be destroyed In accordance with the direction of the United Stales circuit court of appeals The drug is worth 81 an ounce. The drug was smuggled into the country, a he said and sold. The purchasers two local sgen. began preparations to sel Italian Cruiser to Enforce Demand on Province of Eastern It to the trade, but were halted by an Injunction procured by a represents Tripoli. live of the Orman manufacturers. The latter claimed to have sole right, to the name of the drug, having procured n Island of Jerbsytunis, August IT copyright on the word. After six yearv Italian rruivcf Amerigo Vespucci baa before the cmirtn. thU manufacturer! left Messina for the Pori of Drrnah. were upheld. The men who bought th Province of Baron, Eastern Tripoli, to drug from the government have been support the demands of Italy for aa compelled to turn It back and can only apology and a salute of the Italian recover their money by a special act of Hag as reparation for the maltreatcongress. ment of an Italian consular servant Dernah. New York, Ang. 19. The National at The Governor of Barca hasitatea to of Association Manufacturers and DIs cow-plwith the dmaada. tributera of Food Produncto has held its annual meeting here. Addresses were made by W. H. Wiley, chief RAIN GOOD FOR KANSAS CORN. chemist of the agricultural department Kansas City. August 19. Western at Washington; i Prof. Edward W, Missouri. Kansas and Oklahoma were Ducks), bacteriologist, Aiplnwsll visited by heavy rains during the past Pa., and P re Went Frailey of the as- twenty-fou- r hour. At Rich Hill, Mo., sociation. Delegates were present the foil of rain was estimated at nix from all parts of the country. Indies and It is feared that the Marais Den Cygucs river will again overflow OLYMPIC GAMES POSTPONED. he lowlands. All coal mines at Rirh Hill are closed on account of being St. Louis August 19. Olympic track flooded. and field games were again poet pone,! The rain in Kansas will prove beneficial to corn. today on account of ra;n. pro-duct- WANTS APOLOGY y In relation tn llAt cowardly and Insidious attacks made upon him by the organs of the senior senator from Utah, Bonalor Smoot has published the following frank and candid statement, which clearly defines his position In this campaign: Provo City, Aug. 17. Tn the Editor: I believe that my duty to the public requires me to speak at this time on a subject that ja receiving msch attention. From personal choice, 1 would prefer to remain quiet, and Ignore the volumes of gross misrepresentation uttered against me by a certain class of the press of this state, but my duty to the people must be given preference. The people should know the truth, that they may form thoir Judgment thereon. All through my life 1 have sought to be open and candid, and to have my action a recorded above board. A general election la approaching in this state. Certain newspapers and individuals are charging that I am putting myself up as a boss, a political dictator; that 1 want to be the whole that I am trying to dictate thing; the personnel of tho whole stale ltckot, from the governor down. These and these individuals know well that their charges are folxe, but they continue their methods Just the same. Why do they persist In the falsehoods, If not lo divert attention from their own course? They say 1 ought to have no preference for an office that the senior senator from .this state has none, but Is perfectly dumb on the question. Dumb, Indeed! Are his personal organa and representatlvoa dumb? It la a fact that every man of prominence who ventures lo hare a preference for a candidate not approved by them Is held up to unmitigated ridicule, misrepresentation and abuse. Who is it that, by these methods, neeka to be the absolute dictator of all? Let the people slop and consider. There is no doubt In my mind a to the reply of all .thinking men. The people may be fooled Tor a time bv the claptrap of utiaHiairmnsi and false accusation, but when they gel pa-pe- down to calm judgment they will discover tho real situation. They will see with the clrsrnons of the noonday light that 1 am nut making a single effort In the line of political dictation. The charge la wholly, abso- lutely untrue. to who Have I a preference a nhould he the neat governor of thin state? Certainly, and I have not been afraid to let the public know It, in a frank aud explicit manner. It Is tho common right of every American citl-se- n to have and to express that preference. Will any man or newspaper attempt to deprive me or any other citizen of that right? I have been lu the open In any preference 1 may have. I have neither drawn out nor put In candidates for governor, notwithstanding the false assertions to the contrary that have been repeat ed so often. I am also secured of refusing lo support the present goveruor inr ro-n- o urination because he opposed me for the senate. That charge also to false. It Is true that the present governor Is nut my cboloe, principally because of the third term. Rotation In exncutlve offices baa made It possible for u to look back In history si the records of numerous great presidents and governor. Wa have had a good governor who has held office for nine years Is not that tong enough? I believe In making It possible for our children and our childrens children, and even some of ua who have not reached th allotted age of a man, to aay that while our stale had one good governor. It also had other great and good Republican governors. X hare staled my position briefly, and I hope, clearly. As to the misrepresentations against me. I ask tho public to consider tbe whole situation in cnlmneea. I have no fears of their fairness. It is up to the pood people of this state to paw on tht matter, and 1 am qot uneasy over tbe verdict of ray fellow citizen. If only the facta can be got before them. REED SMOOT, (Signed) |