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Show EXAMINHU: MORNING THE UTAII, OGDEN, FRIDAY MARKET STOCK ii-- iii-'-- t The Law mu Sharp Break in the Market Yesterday. Result of Daya of Dullness. I ng rr St Paul and Minneapolis Tirkft. irMrtalkM. and C A. WalKcr. & q Chicago Lake u full In ftt Ami. KcrMestern Soatk Mala 2C --a- I'Uincd It OfCMrai Rv. Sind, Utah. Car, added: mas of testimony Sarijcettiii: io a ert ical rxjuunaiicA I cannot draw than any o'hi-. in the light of t hr .kU,h ptiijn-il as ucetd- Ur-nail iarye sea level over tho atl t!uI'an'agv: i'.y f June 14 The frier;' bituk Hi tu.i.ii'k 1,1 ik k market was tliv if the inurkcl n:nin re:. quviii-vonihiivu tor frrvvul tie). pani. The la:, n;v of Hit- (ioieru:i.vut crop report vvidi-iTi- NV- - pr-i- u. great uiaapiiuii:-u.in- j Ill' III. (i.i tiie qn-itx- l of cost, he sabl: u int.-tfciving in money The iy aKv'i'iK the lock flan, that eJ upc-rato- aii-iu- t:t investmeiit. to say inu-ris- t of I'ccuuiulatlng Iiiurkel. IliKi.tMiti.. wo-illie hast at vxs withheld anJ rto li.na an ' i :ran! Tig ti! tl a! i said in favtir tic? llie Jii'itesMOIialh limit: it stuck It is not appar-m- : n-- f to it ,f ,, in pi lees WHS uiu'h a canal wool 1 prove of tjr J'.u; die event a of theofweek unit iliat I over a Kwh canal. i t aiivaM'age the have awakened the 4il it usa.inil advantugea are olfr-e- t of dispusinri vainiiaiyii to tin- iinh:-u:tervutcr disadvua'agea ami 1 of ihnr tivks at tt:e higher level toj:.v P'.tiiiied. hut r.i-- it would not be which pi ici-- s have Ut-.,ni ior a mon.rnt if the canal were over liii- - c.m'lilluu A a deal of built aw a eoinmtrcial en erpriwe. prouiiiii-and necew-earui!!;i!j lu todays market. The forma- vjxt sum nf money, useful j tion of a for o:h:f lurpofu-s- , will be exorganized hear party was also to ie perceivril in the actiim pended if the sea level project is adoptof the tnsrkit ui.d In the attacks on ed, ti nd ciitirdly upon the theory that sum,- of the stocks made vulneratile if cert. in conditions should, arise thi-f late. l tiv tnulue manipulation it would be belter to hwve a r was very hiiuy with the supposed (ban a lock canal. of the It aders of tho new tivar mil the forutt.inhli- - preul igc NEW YORK TO CELEBRATE. tn wane of the name used liy a'laciii-ireawnt of the smashing surree of of the past made Exploration of Hudson and Building of Firot Steamboat. these nimura an evil purteut to the less holdt-rof litng stock New York, June 14. Plana for the AnHingst the ranks of thi'se were sotuvi influential market organizations which celebration of the ISUOth anniversary of in pviol Hudson's rxploratiou of the hud accumulated siieclal stcM-kholdings. Thai there was extensive river which bears his name, and the uni jading of pool holdings today wen-th- luuth anniversary of the Arwt successcurrent belief. Reports in some ful uavigation of that river by steam cams bad It that the selling of thia by Robert Fulton, took tangible shape class was due to the approaching expi- yesterday at a meeting of the Hudwon-Fultocelebration executive commit, ration of the date of the pools. Matters of thia character are never ante tee. presided over by General Stewart It was Joct to exart Information aud profes- L Woodford, the chairman. sional tradera look full advantage of derided the celebration should take the natural vatigeneas of the reports place the wrek beginning September to exsggerate them and distort them 20rh, ltaiiB. and that instead of a temwith the puriHMe of intluenrtng senti- porary world's fair there shall bo ment according to their own views. dedicated monuments! porks of lustActuwl news bearing on values were ing benefit to the people. scanty and the market was affocled The first day Jt: celebration, It la almost altogether by technical causes. arranged, ahall bt given over to a navIn the grain market a the coarse grains al parade or aquatic pageant up the were the subject of some bullish spec- Hudson river in which the navies ot ulation which affected the small grains the world, especially those of ttja to some extent in sympathy. Neither Netherlands aud Great Britain ahall the grain nor the cotton markets offer- be Invited to participate, aa well as all ed any supporting factor for stocks, manner of merchant aud but neither waa there anything in the craft. It la recommended thatpleasure a feacrop news to account for the day's ture of the parade be models of the reauthorities trade Iron weakness. the for vessels Half Moon and Clermont, ported some Increasing demand Netherlands being aaked to furnish are powthese hut reports pig Iron, the model of the former. The deep erless to offset the influence of the draught vessels will proceed up tho Steel States I'nlted steady supply of river aa far aa llaveratraw nay. the market stocks which la fad into the escorted by on every opportunity. The reaction in Half Moon and Clermont, craft, continuing as far north the prlc of copper In London may smaller have been an aggravating faotor in the aa Albany. The second day will be marked by a weakness of Amalgamated Copper, and and the fall In ihla stock waa at large land parade and literary, historical sentimental effect on the whole liat musical exercises. The third day It shall he devoted to the The same was true of Reading owing la propum-One of to tho large place held by that stock dedication of memorials. In the recent speculation. Baltimore these will be the Hudson memorial ft Ohio was tho only effective point of bridge, extending from Inwood Hill to resistance In the whole market, ha Hpuyten Duyvit hill, acroas Spuyten Duyviit creek at Its confluence with advance waa associated with the Icy disclosed yesterday by the Penn- the Hudson river. It la recommended that a publlr park be acquired in sylvania railroad aulhorliira in raisstocks. Uut Hill, at tho southern terminus of ing dividends on subad-B. ft O. has had ta dividend nerewae the bridge. and failed to improve. The falling off In domestic export for May due to the UMMER TOURIST EXCURSIONS. large decline In the value of cotton sent abroad waa not a favorable facDally from June 1 to September 18k tor owing to the large reliance placed Ogden to San Francisco and rerelief for sources $40.00 turn (direct) upon foreign money from atrain the coming wesson. The Ogden to San Francisco and return (one way, via Portland). 63.50 Uvnaury department's call for return of 110,000,000 on deposit with national Ogden to Loa Angeles and recwirpH-catSO. 00 banka on July 10 waa felt to turn, via So. Paciflc the money outlook. On July 1 Ogden to Loa Angeles and resecfalls duo the requirement for the turn. going Ho. Pac and reond Installment of the Increase In trust turning S. P L. A. ft S. L) Ry. 60.00 or vice versa companies' reserves, made obligatory by necessary by the new stale law. ad-It Ogden to Loa Angeles and reia aald this will call tl2.UOO.OU0 In turn, via O. 8. L and 8. P.. 42.00 L. A. ft 8. L. Ry dition to the cash no whdd by the trust companion. The vUdenre of the Ogden to Lot Angeles and re- turn (one way via Portland raid on Reading In the last hour cauneil G3.50 the decline to overrun ltelf and the tni g,,, Francisco) scramble to cover by shorts cauM,1 Ogden to Spokane and return The dosing wa 40.00 (direct) pnemodtc rallies. I feverish and tniHi-ttleOgden to Portland end return Total sales, par 40.00 Dondw were caay. (direct) Tickets limited returning until Ocvalue. 62.320.omi. I'nlted States bond were unchanged tober 31. 8topovers allowed. la ii'i n itliii.K Iit-rL- l dr.iji-id- i :,- lki-i.l- l sva-lt-i- y wt-;- - sea-leve- MEATS J06EPH BALLYNTINE Director Ogden Tabornaclo Choir. Voico Building a Specialty. Btuciio 2532 Orchard Ava. l CHASb C. THATCHER, Arranger of Muslo for Orchestra and Band. Theatrical Pianist 330 Wash. Ava. Ind. phan 741. Tcachar of Plane, 2454 Adama Ava. MRS, R. P. HUNTER Taachar of Guitar and Mandolin. (Moravian System). Also Piano. Studio 224S Quincy Ava. Coy-Mu- d Teacher of Plano. Studio 683 26th Street. S. W. PURDY, Tcocher of Violin; atoo Orohootrol Work, 165 28th SL Boll 'phono 718-k ERNEST M. W. JONES Plano, Cabinet, Organ and Harmony. Studio 8846 Wash. Ava. lli-ur- MRS. TILLIE N. BLASDEL, Concert Pianlote, Teacher of Piano. Studio 2630 Adorno. 'Phono Ind. 46S. e Denver, June 14. Zuluskys long drive Into lett field for a home run broke up the game today, Denver win-- 1 nlng easy. Bcnre R. H. E. 112 HU) 003 7 9 2 Denver 2 7 4 000 100 100 Omaha Batterieo Koukalik and Gonding; Morgan and Zalusky. The Places to Buy the Choicest Meats the M arllet Affords We keep the Best Meats MONEY WILL BUY; no inferior meats handled at Ballard & Rinckers d pl d Fresh Flidi arrive each day. Doth Thonra 6S3. 331 24th Street Ue e CENTRAL . MEAT MARKET for your choice Meata. We have the liest. Try ua! Phones Bel! 171-- Y Independent 246 a Score Avenue Z7)c MEAT MARKET A. WKI'-.irr- , l'rop. Krrsh anl Sait MKATS, Gatin We band! anJ Flali in stt-r- r intf. ln't jiviniu milting iln'n-ni;iil- ; tar,! All urots are a:.'J e:n-on- . 27c. 500 Broker- 1.25 .28 1 AMERICAN tl-- v .r n A Directory of Real Estate Agents For bargains In Ogdon and outalda properties osa Classified Sale column I Chicago, 3; Washington, 0. Chicago. June 14. Chicago shut .7) .29 .90 Chicago Washington Baferii-- .13 1.00 .43 .S3 .19 . 019 000 902 .009 non nno 3 0 2 5 9 3 s Detroit, 5; Philadelphia, 4, Detroit, June 14. Philadelphia all on a hut tb'd the score in the pass, un error and Hartac-l'triple. Detroit's hits were few, hut tlmriy. R. H. E. Score lVM-ol- t Ill tMin 02- x- 5 ti 1 Philadelphia . .020 ono m- d- 4 10 0 Butteries Donahue and Schmidt; Crakley and rich reck. n'-nt- .61 .14 .11 s ,2U FRANCISCO . Walsh and Sullivan; Pat- ten and Kittredge. l.tid SAN out Washington rnlay. 2 to 0. ratten pitched well, but errors behind him cost the visitor the gamr. R. H. E. Score .04 .46 1 R. H.E. 000 0fi9 03- x- 8 12 2 Score Cleveland New Yoik 010 mo 000 2 11 2 Batteries Hens. Joss and Bemis; Orth and Kleiaow. I VICTIM. - i it LEAGUE I .Id - t WALLACI 1 .2') i - MISS LUCILE Brown; Cleveland, June 14. Cleveland made four safe hit In the eighth, which, with Conroy' error, gave three runs and the game. Up tn that time both I pi'chers wpre effective. .(H .25 .11 d dan-.-igc- Teacher In China Painting. Dealer In Fine China, Plain and Deceiab ed. Studio roar 642 27th. .2 .11 wi-r- h Wash. ova. 0 7 3 .20 .05 .47 .14 .69 .07 .23 .59 .20 r vca-icv- e ART MRS. J. L. HERRICK. Leaaona In china painting. Firing 1 specialty. Complete lino of whit china and materials. Studio Z7H .45 24th Street e MISS ALMA BAUER Teacher of Piano, Ltachatrtl Method, Studio 2309 Adams Av .28 1.47 1.47 r arr-mg- MISS OLGA WEHRENO. Taachar of Singing. 2606 Adama ava. Ball phona 47 8t .42 .28 2. fid .11 .64 t s d New York, 6; Louis, 4. waa New York, June 14. There loose plaving on both aides in today's game. New York won by a score of 6 to 4. R. H. E. Score 4 8 3 120 1990 090 Rt. Louis 6 10 4 200 300 01 x New York Batteries Di uliot and Ranh; Me-- 1 Glnnlijr and Bowerman. .85 eea-leve- - 1 2.17 6.00 ami Waterway. l 2 Asked. bhi-i-- Ow-inr- 000 290 OAx Cincinnati . ..000 000 001 Batteries Dorner and Wicker and Livingston. Boston Furnished by the Inter-Btat- a age Company. the late Right Rev. R WlMar Morriw. 2i.i'0. Five Kplecnpal tomorrow 2l.0"0. hiahop of the Proti-i-'un- t liiwcr. of Oregon, will meet ; t Trinlty Mixed ani hii'iTer $t.3r5i 5.55; good Pm in chiireh (land u!ay, un-- t after the rough heavy heavy i l7 t I? of the ciuntiiiini'in wiil 5 : pig sis B.4 :infr $5 light i ; The content i an inoil to ballot. 454Mi.RO. oclk $! of tsjhK Sit; 23; one. is aid to Involve to terest .mil 'I ing 12. S'rong: Slireid gree the high and low church con$V:,a,7.20. $5.C' ' (VIS; la lilh troversy. The dcb nalos refuse, iu advance of the luct-iinto diaruss the SEN. DRYDEN'S VIEWS. mai'er. but ii in believed spirited of will the disciifSH'ii subject Pan. He Favors tha Lock Canal for tha j lake place before a bishop is flnal-1- ) p.-i- PARRY at lGc. 14.--T- n J. ADDIE Instructor on Piano, Organ and (hs Ur, Vocal Laaaona Taught k, Not. Studio 261 Twenty-thir6t HENRY BLAIR Piano Tunor and repairer. ton and action rogulatlnn. Ph, 2u Wash. Ava. Pall 753-k- . MISS CLARA WARNER, Leochstrzky Method. Piano TeachStreet. er, 660 Twanty-thlr- d M. Mo-- Pittsburg, 8; Brooklyn, 1. Pittsburg, Juue 14. Pittsburg won the Initial game ot the aeries from Open Board Salem j Brooklyn today. Beck Tunnel, 1,000 at 81c. x R. H. E. Retire Columbus Con., 200 ar$8.70; 400 at Pittsburg . . . .002 000 013 6 9 0 $8.85; 100 at S.9; 200 at $9, buyer Brooklyn 000 000 01- 0- 1 8 6 GO days. Batteries Willis and Peltx; Strick- 25 West. at $16.12. Daly lett and Bergen. Frisco Contact. 1,000 at 38c. Little Bell, 1i0 at $12. Boston, 2; Cincinnati, 1. Nafldriver, 20 Oat 24c. June 14. The superior Boston, 500 at :5c. Ouin. and a lively bat-Thompson, 2m) at 48c; 2,000 at 49c; pitching of InDorner the fourth inning gave ting rally 100 at 49 c; .'do at 50c. Boston the victory over Cincinnati Uncle Sam. 5U at 42c. today, 2 to L Score R. H. E. SAN FRANCSCO QUOTATIONS. Tetro, cents f. MRS. MARY L. SHIPP, Taachar of Guitar and Mina Readlsnca 304 S3d SL led paJj 1 . 616 ana hjh Violin Instructor. PANTONE Orchestral Work a specialty. 2721 Jefferson Ava. 4 u MISS MARIE A. ADAMS Instructor in Art; Drawing, Oil, Water Color and China Painting Studio 2430 Lincoln Ave J. 1 r .18 rhoxen The cnndl.latea who are, in cotmec-n:no ti. m niih t:;c olhre are Rev. I'liai P C. June 14 Wanhiryon. 111., and Rev of iMiGriingc, the Si'iiil-lr.Renat' r linden il.i) .iddrviM'd line. fc'.ricrly fit vlas in ret-rto tl.c F. W. Cl.iinpi-i- id San Fianclaco. entr M length iu oppoeith-can.i! l lull prnv' ling i.u Eoiii 'liiior.c.i, m. TEAM OWNERS ASSOCIATION. across tin- lehnnm of Panama nn-- in an support of a Irek canal. Af'i-Xew York. June 14. The Tem exhaustive hlsrinr) of the to it Owners .ir'iutlon of America w.uind bringing ine canal proji-cup its three days' con veil lion j Chtiri!:i i"d. present ttn'e. Mr lhyd'-of offleer. All the t asked In rugiird with hr the c '('iingre and imigim-nthe opinion prcferoice Be'i-r- e the election Thomas F. riiu.ri'-cand to dlarogarl of inri-icw former picaldenl of the EXCURSIONS WEST. 'lie judgment and opinimi uf Ameri- Yoik Team Owners' read We ar scrhmxly auk-i- n can cr.s'.iat Hi p.i.ier on "The Team Owner and01111.-io eompli-lvif)lregnrd American linsincr." ; He said tliat o:n May '.C'h and 2V,h. and June 1st, 3r1. lsihmii-.voiced the a by opinion, which requited looi.irs into wo. the and 16th. i tinenti-fur repie.-ihiiprise Insuring cf team owner ngain- -t the Ogden to San Franc:ico anl reweere--.trus a whole; aw voiced by lh $32.09 lowes thpT Fiisiainiil from having turn (direct) S;ev-cof war. by Chief Kngiaiir for mm hiiiiiiigp stolen after i: win Ogdrn to Han Francisco an.-- l reand flnaDy by all the incpneni put on the truck. turn (one waj. via Port Ian:! ). 44.50 orac-icanow on the Iitimn who have a The New York Team Ogden to Los Angeles vrrJ re.f the aciii.il con knowleil ciatii-n- . 45.00 he said, lost Ific.P.'f- u this wiv turn, via Ho. Parlilc I for one believe iha wi'l In l reMe reHnnien'!i tlin' tic to la Ang- Irs Ogd-be a (ala! error for the nation to cum. team owner get togeiht r turn. going So. Pac. anJ re. ' mlt iiri '.f to the practically ho,-srsiem of blanket turning 8. V , L. A. ft S. L. Ity. l n n'lip w mild projee: all tV ntcroe-- s 45.00 and visionary or vice versa protctstolen av l for many year the nisn.'.g of f in or Ansre m.-- reOgden to Iz-i nr.aecl- piodS. turn, via O S L. an l d. P., llie l.o flfror 'he convention th- 33.50 L. A. ft S. L Ry for one am opimsed to h wasti- of' had a d.ntii'r. followed hy a i.iu b vllle Ogden to Los Angeles en.l rei unuiM millions and to ad.llnmia'. cnieriiiinim-nt- . turn (one way via Portland taxation wnil.. ilu 57.50 li'T? of needle and San Francisco) MAY YOHE ARRIVES. of a lock canal ofl.rs n.-rpriiji-rto Spol.ane and return Ogden 32.00 priiciicHl advan'age. offers i (direct) New York. .Iiliir 14- - Aim-'.- ; wi'h.n a n asm. able period of iin mi ; Ogden tu Portland and return who arvlveii Iasi night mi 32.00 at- H n a soil a hi - cost, offers a uji-r-wa(direct) of rn'irniou advantage to Aimrl-ca- tin- Mcrsba from lan.loii w.v; Ticket limited returning until OcMay Yi'l.v. tober 3L Stopovers allowed. shipping of the grcati'si CLYDE REDFIELD, Teochcr of Violin and Trombone Studio 649 Washington Ava. June Philadelphia, Chicago scored an easy victory over Phiiadel-- I phis today. Pittingi-- plirhed poorly Regular Call Bales. and wa relieved In the second inning Daly Judge, 325 at $13; 275 at by Lush, who did good work. $12.87. R. H. E. 8 co re Italy Wert. 10 kl $16.25. 310 000 091 6 8 3 Chicago Grand Central. 3(H) at $3.90. Philadelphia . ..100 000 000 1 8 11 Lower Mammoth, 100 at 40e. Batteries Brown and Kllng; IPt-May Day, 500 t 14c. Bock Tunnel, 600 at 2Cc; 3,600 at tlnger, Lush and Dooln. rilo-cch- o LONDON LUNa Piano Instructor Studio, 60 North Wash. Ava. 14. Chicago Cattle. Chicmn, Jiitu- - 11. t'liH le - Receipt00 Oregon Episcopalians Are Balloting Today. 8.000. Sieady in weak: tuvvea 84 10; hfi.i'G: cow anil heifer $1.651r6Tex-uconJune Ore.. I Portland, aud feeder $2.7541 4.7; vention wliicli will elect a snrccHoi- - In V I 7 .Vi' 4.:r; $5 ,.5(G.7V '- MISS DELLA LEAGUE L '11. n 15 11 6 11 IOA mT CASSin Inetructor of Piano. Studio 2580 Lincoln Av Taachar of Piano. R. H. E. 160 5 Ox 000 021 003 .,..012 Sioux CMy Batteries Miller and Towne; Cabe, Lindsey and Hess. HIGH AND LOW CHURCH. 2321 Washington game. loosely-playe- d Dea oMInes J on MRS. S. E. REDFIELD Dea Moines, IS; 8ioux City, 6. Dee Moines, June 14. Dei Moines won from Sioux City today, 15 to 6, in f i.. Avonuo. J. W. SALTER, Taachar of Planoi Studio 2748 Adama. Phono S17 Ind. LEAGUE MUSICIANS' PROTECTIVE1 UNION Mrot at Union Labor hall Sunday of each month, at n Chaa. William, president; p H. H. MORTON, Orchestral Work a SptciaRv Teacher of Violin. Studio Kg roe E. KENSLER MYRTLE 3-- n THE MI8SES WILLIAMS Piano Inotnicura Studio $281 Wall Avft 188. Fiona Theory. Boll Phona 716-Z- . a s MOWERY DENT (LCh..t W. B. STOWELL Taachar of Guitar, Mandolin Violin. 643 27th St. Ind 'phon MISS M. H. DALRYMPLE 4-- B DOLE Weatover. aecreUry. RUTH E. PROUT Teacher of Violin and Pianov 2466 Van Buren Ava. 3-- WESTERN MISS GERTRUDE Instructor on Piano Method) Studio 2454 L. W. FORD Orchestral leadar, Violin Inetructor. 132 Poplar avg. Ball phono 67S.X. h- . JlilTjlla. -t to llie t'ir t lie advaure. T!i0 ccciine hivugnt a i.aiwiiou of I L:, (.lHu'ilil ieH to hivure iitulil lu the pr.url tii a I I ilit Turk. on .Vioii'ijy Id b.ihtain Instructors of Ogden City with location of studios Cincinnati, O., June 14. Latoniw re-- 1 auhs: First race, one mile Stroud won. C0N801 IDATED WAS Xeodtwha second. Bugler third. Time, HIGHER. 1:49 Second race, four and n half furlong Dainty Dame won, Mattie Mack secBorne for and Demand Stocks ond. Lady Arion third. Time, :5k Heavy Trading During Third race, six furlongs Ratbert the Day. won. Rosroe second. Ingolihrift third. Time. 1:1k Fourth race, six furlongs Devout Fait lake, June 14 Thia baa bern won, Gus Hetdoru second. Concert a good bueineeu day on the floor of third. Time, 1:19. Fifth race, five furlongn Lexollne Salt Lake Stock A Mining ex- - won. Old Honesty second, Zal third. i t.augt. There wa good demand for fti.cks and some quite heavy orders Time. 1:04. Sixth race, mile and an eighth Dan-- 1 wt-iin the hands of brokers when C. won. Double second, Adesso j the morning session opened. Daly iel 2:03. J Judge was the brat 325 shares third. Time, Seventh race, one mile Gauze won, Mug taken at $13. One lot was ob- Fln&dd second. The Gadfly third, lime, tained at $12.75, but later, brokers 1:49 paid $12.876 for It. Columbus Consolidated advanced again and touched Graveeend Results. at $J. Daly ttf at sold at $1G.!5 and New June 14. Gravesend re-- 1 JIG. 124. New York and Thompson suits: York, both appeared in order and First rare, about six furlongs Lady recorded gains. Beck Tunnel waa Amelia won, Prince Hamburg second, somewhat stronger than itw as on yes- Monet third. Time. 1:09 while sold liell down Little terday, Second race, mile and a sixteenth to $12 flat. Benevolent won, Klingsor second, LanThe closing quotations and sales castrian third. Time, 1:49. were: Third race, mile and seventy yards I Closing Quotations. Lcgistllla won. Moonshine second, third. Time, 1:45 Fourih race, live furlonga Adoration won. KilMcrankie second. La Cheats third. Time. 1:01 Fifth nee. mile and an eighth Red Friar won, Palette second, Bragg third. Time, 1:54. Bixth race, five furlongs Bat Mas-- 1 terson won, Oran second, Paumonok third. Time, 1:01. 1-- - r t'-- Trait la Ike Warld Corartment and waning -- rooai sleeping cars, observation cars, din-and library big cars, cars, with barber, bath and Book-kvLibrary ; entire train electric, lighted, through to Chicago without charge. Direct connection fur fanuatma rail Summing up the- testimony of the who ha'- paased on the type stated that lirydi-Air. of cun i i. rngiueer Were strongeight ly in favor if a lock canal, while four 1 v.r-- t to the contrary. He fprr--- e cnititt-- lOverland Limited bufct-smoui- STARTED BEAR CAMPAIGN IN MARKET. NEW MARKET I1IHING Art Music le The Oely De Me Traci Bailway between Mtaaaaii Uvcr aa4 Ckicaga. Tkt Mail in in- - tin- - ti;,i e. li e to A Directory of all the AT LATONIA the event for the ar uni carry iuio ericun luoipritt at the t a i'l at isiK.-.hhas hieri (aile-- tr-- 'dreaiu of nat a has thus tar delirrt tirs, uui w of Kuiopian the ismiu.ertrs COLUMBUS to 1906. RESULTS RACING value !, JFNE JfORXIXfi, .t.im-14- . ppiicatlon wa No Game; Wet Grounds. the Suproiiii' court. Brooklyn, St. Ijouis. June 14. Boston-St- . oLuls vestppiav 10 'vivo Ralph A. Clarke, a victim of ' Sun Francisco game por.Mione.i: wet ground. ciininiiH-riiin a nil itii it'cliirci; It i usserte ! fur his pcrscn. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. that the sr, pi ir San Francisro after csrtlin-.-.ihi nvc affected mind, the At Iior.!vilie Louisville, 7; Kana hotm City. 11. lie wvs the:- ia business and hi Hroal-wiiwas ilrstroyi c ib- is iiiuv in the At. Toledo Toledo. 8: Minneapnl: .; nn'li-- the care of i (Vntial Hit about was said, i Co'wnhiis Columbus. 1: :,i. $ tit.iiiKI in l uni propi-rty- . Paul. S V Indianapolis. 1: Inilnnapcll A JUDGE RUS DOWN BY A TRAIN. Milwaukee. 2. New York, tna-i- in ilii-ast- Ogden City Dentists I I - j DR. F. C. OSGOOD, DentiaL y - Minneupiu: Pond. f thi ably fatally In by a train l.t r- Judge C. M ciwirt. was prob11. -- "let M being run down ..i.iay. sif'- i niial to great r.g. . ity. she is the receptacle of half a man's rare and of hi Charles Erode. A 1 i two-thir- Over Utahn 2-- BOSTON th Dentist, Store, Corner and Wash. Drug CENTAL W. B. DR. A. W. JOHNSON, PARLORS, LISTER, Over Browning's. 2461 Wash. Are. Open Sunday 10 a. m. till 2 p.m. Over Pains and Hurt, Wash Are HAW'S DENTAL PARLORS r -Iver Bpargo's Book Wash. Ava. 'Phona 79, uton dental Son Drug Wm. Driver ft 2451 Washington Av. |