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Show MORNING THE 4 THE EXAMINER Published Every Day in the Veer by The Standard Publishing UMCRIPTiON Delivered by Carrier in Ogden City, Including Sunday Moraine Examiner, per month.. Stugw copies These far as twenty nr thirty miles electrical torpedoes. D-- Lugo ssya, could be discharged from the shore as well as from the ships, and would make all present banieehlpe obsolete. in A number of American financier London are interested in the invention , which. It is feared in England, will be first offered to Germany w hen perfected. Meanwhile Dr Lugo baa been allowing his inveatioa to the great English firms which build battleships. CUBANS be OGDEN, RESPECT IIIE FLAG OF UNITED . 75e EXAMINER: SUNDAY 4 7 $ 9 tf h V Q 9 v v i 4 $ - A A I MORNING, AUGUST 1906. 26, - -- j STATES CAREFUL KAISER'S VISIT. fTAE, BCRUPULOUBLY ARE NOT TO INSULT IT. V MAIL IN ADVANCE. The Examluac la aaeit by matt outside ol Ogden, per year. .6.00 At ideal guanariy, ia advance.. Leu FEARLESS and INDEPENDENT. 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Examiner patrons will confer a favor as' the management by reporting to this office whenever they fail to find the papers at tha designated places. OFFICIAL CALC Far State Convention, Republican Sept. 2D, 1906. To the Republican Electors of the Btata of Utah: A state conventioB of delegated representatives of the Republican party, in me stats of Utah, trill be held at Salt Lake City Joe tha purpose of nominating a state ticket, to be voted for at tha general election, to ha bald oa Tuesday, November 6, 1906. the selection of a state committee, and for tha tranaartioa of such other business as may properly coma before it. Said state convention will assemble at 11 oclock a. m. oa Thursday, the 20th day of September, 1906, In the Salt Lose theatre. Candidates, era la bo nominated tor the following offices: Judge of the supreme court and representatives In the Sixtieth eon grew of the United Siatee. The Republican electors of this stata and all other electors, without regard to peat political afflliatloaa, who believe la tha principles of the Republican party, and Indorse Its policies, and will support tha candidates nominated at such convention, are cordially invited to units under this call, In the selection nf delegates. Taa said state convention shall consist at B27 delegates apportion! to tha several counties of this state, on the basis of one delegaie to every one hundred vote, or a major fraction thereof, that ware cast for Hon. Joe. Howell for representative In congress, on Nov. I, 191)4, ss follows: The dispatches yesterday referred to tha possibility of the kaiser eventually vlalting the United State, as did his younger brother. Prince Henry of Prussia, a couple of years ago. During an audience, framed the editor of a large German newspaper In New York, tha kaiser laid that he had no greater wish thaa to visit America and learn to know perm ally the great American people aad President Roosevelt, for whom he expressed the greatest sdimrotion. I think that I should enjoy a trip through out the United States immensely If 1 could travel Incognito," the kaiaer said, "hut that it, of eonrae, out of the question. If 1 coma, for there is still aa if. I shall have to go officially. .The kaiser Jokingly added that when it was announced that he was to visit the United States the Brooklyn Society of Art aad Science, which has put his portrait, whlrh he himself presented to the Institution, in a hallway, would probably hurry to more II to a more conspicuous place. POPE UP TO DATE. As if to disprove the statement repeatedly made In the newspapers that h had become nothing hut a toul la the hands of the Jesuits, Pope Plus X has astonished all Rome by opening a veritable press bureau Inside the welle of the Vatican. Newspaper will, by applying to this bureau, be given reliable Information aa to what la really going on within the immense building which now for years has been tha Jail of the successor to Bt. Peter. This la only on of the ohjeeta of tha bureau, however. A special staff of young man will have the task of reading newapapera from all tha large titles nf the world aad prepare dippings for tha use of his Holiness, who finds It Impossible to heap himself Informed on what la going on in tha world. Tha clippings relating to hia own person and to anybody connected with the papal household will be kept separate, and If any erroneous statements are found they will he denied by the bureau. The kaiaer ha a similar bureau in hla paler at Potsdam. It seems thus, that the btand and childlike Pope Pink la far more up to date than generally thought. AN ITALIAN DUEL If the "French duel" hae made a laughing stock of Frenchmen the world over, because nf It lark of danger, the Italian duel la of an entirely different kind, aa was plainly shown the other day when a rich manufacturer of Ancona hurt the feelings of a csTslry officer of the same city. A duel, or rather a aeries of duel, followed. First, the two men tried to kill each other with sword. Neither nf them, however, succeeded in drawing blood. Tired then of the asrords, they went for each other with pistols with a result that the officer waa wounded Id the region of his cnlarl-bonwhile the manufacturer received a bullet in hla right arm. A soon aa their wounds had been bandaged and they had recovered from tha 'loss nf blood, the two combatants again faced each other with foils, until It was evident thst either of them was too weak to wound the other. Pistols were again reatorted to, and at the first shots both were wounded, the manufacturer In the calf and tha officer In the right hip. Ry this time both of them were in a slate of colThe respective county committees lapse and it was resolved to cease are requested to arrange for the elec- hostilities until a later day. It Is the tion of delegates to the state conven- Intention of both to keep up fighting tion. The chairmen of the county until one or both of them are killed. committees will forward to the chairman of the ataie committee. ImmediWIELDERfi OF BOMBS. ately after tnetr election, a full list of the delegates chosen. strenuous. A IJfe in Russia 1 By order of the Republican state newspaper office In Odessa was seised committee. , Sett Lake City. Utah. Aug. 21. 1$06. by a gang of J. 8. HAMMOND, Chairman. headed by a girl carrying a bomb. The Rudolph Kuchler, Secretary pro tcm. gang, numbering besides the girl, fifteen young men armed with revolvers, entered the office during the evening, RECKLESS CHAUFFEURS. when work was In full swing, and rut America la not the only place where off all the communications. The leader of the gang announced the reckless chauffeur exists. Neatly ae paid hv British that they wanted to print a thousand 125.000 In fines eutomoblllRts during the year ending copies nf a pror tarnation. AH the staff June SO last, statistics for which relat- were then locked up and the revoluhave Just tionists had possession of the office ing to "motor car nltonsc and plant. been issued. Compositors among the gang proThe number of prosecutions during ceeded to set up their proclamation. the year was 6.165 and 4.919 defendants were fined, making the average While they were at work a ness fine paid about U. fn 1.246 cases the agency messenger arrived w;h disHe was seised and an anpmsecuttyn was for exceeding the patches. speed limit. Five motorists were sent archist guard was ordered to accomby the magistrates for trial on serious pany him on his ronnd to other newscharges Injury to pedestrians through paper offices to see that he made no d neglect, drunkenness while in charge communications be von delivering his of an automobile, etc. copy The editor at the paper was ordered, TO END WARS. at the revolver's point., tn give up the key of the paper store, and the proclaAn American is causing a stir in mation being then ready for the maBritish naval circles. Dr. Lug s now chines It. was discovered tha no seara la London perfecting a new electric power was available. At tt suggesstorage battery of which great things tion of the girl with the bomb the maare expected. Dr. Luge claims for chinery was disconnected snl norig bit Invention that It la of international by manual power. Aftei printing 7(V) It Interest, gnd that may render naval copies of the proclamation wu-- j much war absolutely Impossible The stor- difficulty, the anarch's' Cepaned age battarv fitted tn torpedo win about 3 30 In he Tr.ormr. ti these engines of destruction as with the bomb covering rhir propel a - , . , , e, anarehlat-cnmmtinlsis- . rrst Tha re is Talk af RooasveK Investigating Charges Against Palma. and Havana, Aug. 25 The star tripes are flying conspicuously from points of vantage on Americnn-owueproperties throughout tha disturbed district. Bcrupuoualy respected by both the government forces and the bands of insurrectionists, the emblem of the United Stntea is perhaps exert-in'a moral Influence over Cubans. Senator Morns Cauipos Marquetl, Liberal, who has espoused the cause of the inaurgeats, has publicly advocated tha appointment by President Roosevelt of a commission to Investigate tha charges of fraud tn connection with the last election. Other prominent men indorae the Idea. Today's early advices from Plnar del Rio aad vicinity indicate that the outcome of the expected battle between the government troops and the Insurgents under Pino Guerra. Is more In dim-,than tha officials at the pataca are willing to admit. Guerra la believed to have nearly or quite 2,000 men who can be depended upon. They are reported to be well equipped with arm and ammunition. It Is suspected that the Insurgent leader withdrawal from San Lula and Ban Juan was a run to attract tha government troop from their base at Plnar dal Rio. A sudden descent upon Plnar del Rio tn the event that Palma's troops do not taka aa early offensive would not surprise those seemingly well Informed. The city has lea than l,0o0 armed defenders and the strength of the civilian loyalty la In doubt. Bo far there has been no erlnus din affection In tha citlea but In the surrounding districts where the people are leas In touch with official Ufa, there has been. The situation so far as can be teamed la not reassuring. Government agents are aalliag today for the United States to purchase Well Furnish Your Kitchen For g saber-minde- d $44.50 And herp'i what we'll put in One of tHose Splendid Bucks Ranges that we guarantee to give you perfect satisfaction in every respect, or you get your money back. The white enameled oven door makea them the most perfect bnk era. Dread or cake does not require to be turned to bake amt brown evenly on all sides. Meat does not require constant btiKting to be nice and juicy when thoroughly done. And they will do the work on the least and cheapest fuel. Let us demonstrate their superior points to you. One Kitchen Cabinet like cut handy and serviceable has two bread boards, two two flour bins. Top 28 inches by 46 inches. ' Legs drawers, strongly bolted in place. horses. CAUSES OF THE UPRISING. .New York, Aug. 26. Expressing tha belief that republics at tha strength of the Insurgent forces have been exaggerated Y Zohrado. governor of the province of Pinar del Rio, teat night, declared that Cuba had nothing to fear from the present uprising that would be quickly suppressed by President Palma. Governor Zobrado arrived la tha city yesterday from tbs Adirondack (. and will anil for Havana today. He said: This outbreak la distinctly political, and It will not amount ta a great daal. Thera la nothing In tha movement to cause alarm to the persona who have Interests of Culm at heart. "Thera has been grumbling ever sinew the election among n certain class of people who felt that they had not been properly rewarded by President Palma In tha way of official positions. They began to preach against the Palma administration and talk of that kind very often leads to revolutionary outbreaks, and the present uprising consequently dees not. come aa a great surprise. "However. It will be quickly put. dowa. President Palma has all the resources he wants and the support and sympathy of all of the leading Cubans of the Island. Followers nf tha Insurrectionary movement are the low class at Cubans." ruble despatch from The following Havana Is printed here today: The Increased reticence of the government. justified alarm as to tho situation. Benator Moms Campos Marque) (I. liberal who has Joined the revolutionist a, say In an Interview to the Telegrafo that he has no doubt that, tha rebel chiefs have a fully formed plan which they will gradually work out. H says that honest elections must be granted by tha government. Tha rebeta are figuring with n cause and not for one man. They are willing to accept any president who Is legally elected even Estrada Palma. The senator la willing to add hla name to tha list at too Cuban business men In New York who purpose to flak President Roosevelt to send a commission to see that an honest election Is held and that the man elected la seated. He does not desire American Intervention, becauee If the Americana come, God know when the movement would end. He believes that the rebeta will ley down their arms if President Roosovelt agrees to send a nonpartisan commission to Investigate the elections, whlrh the liberals allege were fraudulent. President Palma should be willing to agree to this, for a three months' war would reduce Cuba to a wone condition thaa the Spanish war. Neither the government rebel can win. The rumor nr that the rural guards wantonly killed General Handera, who wa helplessly wounded. Is sure to Inflsme the rebels, who up to tlie present have been merciful. American intervention, however. Is not inevitable. If President Roosevelt should order The appointment of an Investigating committee. President Palma may av that the American minister would he accept- Only Two Splendid Chairs like cut. Attractive style, hard wood, well finished. enough for the dining room. Good $44.50 All for $500 down and $1.00 a week -- tl-- able An independent senator, commenting on ihe above statement, says the naming of such a commission by President is impossible, as it would wound Cuban independence. The parlies must, settle the matters between themselves The sending of American troops here would he no solution of the trouble. Pino Guerra has stated hi grievances, and now the government should make Its reply. Fir a cause which ha no: been made public, the police yesterday arrested here Senor Secede, the lawyer whom the Parcia brothers and other men on Sunday for conspiracy, had employed to defend them. The government la equipping fifteen coastwise sesmers as to carry troop with guns and ammunition to all coast points. These will be landed at night and the troops will Sr. d gun-boat- s, tempt to surprise the rebels Senor Bays, who was the libera! candidate for save the leading men are urging President Palma to call a conference of prnm;. nent Cuban to censtder a solution of 'be trouble WANT AD8 YIELD BIO RESULTS. FURNITURE & Your Credit Is Good. CHURCHES Tha First Congregational Church. Noble Strong Elderkln, pantor. Morning worship at 11 o'clock, Sunday. August 26th. Reception of new members. Mr. Mark Brown will sing. Sunday school at 12:16 p. m. No evening service until Sunday, Sept. 2nd. Reorganised Church of Jaaua Christ The Reorganised Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-DaSaint hold services in their church edifice on tho corner of Fifteenth and Washington Ave. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preaching at 11 and 8 p. m. The public la cordially invited to attend these service y First Baptist Church Services Sunday morning, preaching at 11 a. m. by Rav. Shattuck of Bear River City. Sunday acbool at 12. noon. building. Open dailjr from 2 to 6 p. oljjected to Nleleen being a surety for m. All are welcome. the petitioner and hence disqualified by law. It waa shown that Judgt First Methodist Episcopal Church. , Nielsen waa not attorney for the petiSamuel Blair, pastor. Ten a. m., tioner In that particular caae. but Luka till objected to him acting aa surety Sunday school, W. L. Underwood, superintendent. 7:00 p. m., Ep worth and Durand accordingly refused to acleague devotional service. There will cept tha surety and entered an order be no service at 11 8- m. and 8:00 to that effect, which waa written out for him by Luke. The petitioner now P. m. ska that Justice Durand he compelled to show cause why he refused to acTROUBLE FOR DURAND. - Salt Lake. Aug. 22. Christian Nielsen has filed a petition in the district court for a writ, of mandamus directed against Charles F. Durand, justice of the peace at Murray, to compel the Justice to accept a bond on appeal which the petitioner undertook to file In the Murray court. It la alleged by petitioner that the Merchants' Protective association, of which Fronds G. Luka ia the manager, secured a Judgment against him for 6143.44 on July 18, 1906. The petitioner then took the necessary steps to appeal the case to the district court and filed an undertaking on appeal with G. H. Bachman and C. M. Nielsen as sureties. Lake VE88EL WA8 AQROND. Rotterdam, Aug. 25. White coming up tha river last night the Liner Nieu Amsterdam, bound to this city, from New York, grounded near Maaslula. Her pastes gera were transferred to ateamera ami tugs and brought to this city. Part ni the steamer's cargo was discharged Incept Judge Nielsen aa surety and an to lighten and the rente! was refloat alternative writ of mandate waa Is ed. today. CLARKS First Presbyterian church, John Edward Carver, pastor. Morning service at eleven. Sermon by Rev. Joslsh McClain of Salt lake City. Evening service at eight. The evening aerlea of botanical sermons will be continued by tne pastor. Subject for Sunday evening being The Wonder ful Lesson of the Origin of Life." Sun- To the men folk we will say get ready to buy the winter clothing. Our line is here "Kohn Bros." make, the best fitting clothing on the market. Come in and see the clothing try on a suit It makea no difference whether you want to buy now or not. Mid-wee- day school at in. Five Points M. E. Church Sunday schixT at 3 p. m. Preaching service at 4 p m. Every one around Five Point is cordially Invited to attend. Holland-Amerlra- BEJowcd THAT ft)ME PEOPLE DONlKNcWl WHEN TMY Dp LOOK NCE AMSotE IDHT KNOW WHEN THEY DONE. IF want tb one to a Y&u Look go FINE PLACE SHOULD ALL LOOK. AS WELL AS VC CAN BECAUSE PEOPLE US BY OUR APPEARANCC.Doni VE m H. L. Herrington, superintendent. Evening ervire at 9 p. m. will be In charge k of the B. Y. P. U. prayer service Thursday evening at 8 p. m. A cordial Inviration Is extended to all to attend these services. Rev. Horace B. Blood. Pastor. sued In the case by Judge Armstrong citing Durand In court to show cause You LOVE Tb SEE PEOPLE togs? Tony DWYER BRoWN. WEAR jdo STORES Boys school clothing. It's only n few weeks now before school opens. Get your boy ready now. Perhaps you can find a suit, to fit one of the smaller boy in the bargain kit at 1.50. A few pairs oi long black and Slatcrvills M. E. Church. white silk glove at the glove coun8ong and preaching services t the ter. Staterville Mission t p. m. Pink, white, blue, tan, red and black German Evangelical St. Paul's Church. soft soles for the bsby, only 25c. German Sunday school at in a m. i he beet school suit i German preaching at. 11 a. m. the I rain proof and will wear cordially invtre all those who under- cules" it stand the Germnn language, to these because It Is made of the best, all cur German services. This I my fare, wool fabrics. lined with the best lining and the trousers are lined with well sermon fnr the German work. the best Irish linen, an that the strain H. H. Fleer. come on the lining Instead of the good. To keep them front ripping Thfc Christian Science Society. 'are hound with etrong The Chrls'tan Science Society hold "he seams service at 3 p rn. In the Congregation- band nf linen tape. Try one suit al Church rjiflee, corner of Adams fir the boy and you will ouy no other. ara J5 mi from 6 to 16 years. avenue and Twenty-fiftstree'. Sub- They " "Man school in ject. the Sunday The little boys wash suits are being basement at 2 p. m. Wednesday evenoiosed out rapidly at the following are tetlmor.R.il ing held at Prices: meetings 4p. Site and 66c. 8 p. m. Th public Is cordially lnvf. ed tn otrend these services All ladies and children's oxford are being sold very cheaply. We don't Scientists. to parry any through tha winter Fir: Church of Christ Sciential. want months. Church edifice corner Twenty.fonrth street and Lincoln avenue Services Bed room slippers. 1 6b. Subject. "Man." Sunday school at 6.45 a. m. Wednesday evenlitrie Giant" everyone know ing testimimial meeting 8 p. m what they are Call and get a pair for Free reading room, suite 212 le Ppr. NEW THE THE DAILY GOODS AjlE ARRIVING FALL AND MENS AND Boy S CHILDREN'S IERY AND clothingladiej' and CoATJ, TOR GOOD-5- , IN VINTER DRE-5-- 5 TRADE. GOODJ, HOS- RUBBER AND UNDERWEAR, TACT. EVERYTHING NEW IN tony togj for men, women and children. THE .SUMMER GOODJ ARE BEING h Ham Ec) rl for school. CLOSED OF COJT. WE MUJT MAKE ROOM TOR THE NEW GOODJ. DROP IN THE DEPARTMENT AND OUT REGARDLEW JEE THE IN jpoE .SPECIAL. PRICE S ON OR CANVAS. LOW LEATHER CL ARK .5 OX-FoR- DJ . JTOREJ. n |