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Show TRUTH. 10 - THE SENATOR AND stud an luk out over th sea av as what will be there to see me. Phat "Cog, mebye, said the senator, avick? Wirra, wirra, but the .pair sal. at luncheon, "dye knaw can I av been here in th owld yed this maltin' av preparashuns fer th 1 was afther sayin phat I whin raycipshun av th prisidints wearin Fought av th Saints outside avth tab, on me? Sure tis. Av coorse, tis right yed not wondher at me bein at a loss on th inside, espicially an proper that I shud be th wan to phat to ' wants to conceal I frm thim shuperintind th worruk, but tis not phen Im now Finkin. 'Twill not do just th ting fer me to attind to all phat an th thrusts about to th tariff talk s as Tom Moore .av th an th' Filiponies an th islands av in his lasht rose av summer. But Alaska an th far distant state av fer arramusha, some frm th time th. autorities av th Posting in thcalltab, me down. An I dont wan church towld me 1 shud hov th pleas- knawr might enough about th wans whats ure av addrisin th multytood frm th dead an ahint th veil, as th Book av th Marmon Marmon gaays, to deliver no geology stand in th sout does on thim. Av I shud mek a break theyd on th gazabo frm th city to th visit all lay it up agin me. I axed Joe fer mek be doin nawthinfer T av Teddy pleasant. tilyfoned him th to fix me up somethin, but he s da-ato come- up an go wit me hes too busy attindin to th manny other n to see Bill, th Glass-macases av th goyermint, an ye well to about what we shud do wit Ted durin knawr Bens no hand at fixin up th.time he was there. Tm too busy, speeches. . lookin' fer a leak in th he : JX JX bulk head at th woolen mills, he Some wan down at th offis towld fer to go wit yez now, he Yell do well to get some wan me. said the senator, as he opened a else to make th thrip wid yez, he fresh can of peaches and unconsa-aan whilst Ive no wan in me sciously. turned them over a slice of almost anny wan d bread mind, he. lying on his plate, wTIth the rekape ye frm gettin losht whilse yere sult that he had a sort of ready made in Ogden, he says. An wit that he cobbler to occupy him for the balance hung th tillyfone. of the meal, that I shud go an see jx jx Well, Cog, continued the senator, owrld Joseph F. Not fer me. Th lasht taking some Charlotte Russe and time I was there I was froze wit th 1 pickles, I wint to Ogden. Yerra, but wray was threated. I said so. Then Not Jawn Hennery, they Id grate luck, fer who shud I meet thry A. on Or Never, intaglio. Jarge yer oh th thrane but the owld nut, Chuvt-liff- , s I. Phats th matther wit phat helped me get elected. I Smoot? axes another. He niver spake towld him me misshun an axed him agin. I handed him wan. That th av wud he take me up there an inter-jooc- likes av me shud go to th likes unI Fink Ill wait thim. nabocklish. me. Th owld mon said he was til Ted an ax him cornin here gets goin to a .nieetin av the sewin cir- down on th thrane phat hed like to it. Twill an thin cle av th nint ward, but. as twas have me I but av knaw thim manny hed lave thim to thimsilves an do th disapint wor-r-rla av tis disapintmints. bist he cud to get me acquainted wit o th r nbs. So we wint to th offis av OGDEN LETTER. th standard an there we met Bill an we a fclty wit a name like th da-aOgden, April 17. Ogden Is a wrIde dor ate meat whats this 'tis? Oh. open town. Thanks to the policy of is the administration, which is Bill, w'e yi.T, Friday.' Th lasht Chambers. Friday Chambers. Hes a have all the advantages which Salt good MIy, too. Afther interjoocin Lake City has deprived herself of. towld me. Bill, the Glass-man- . him like Personal liberty is unrestrained. Here an he wint to th celler him to go a good byc an I see no more av him the free and untrammeled citizen can But Id thrubble wit Bill. enjoy himself without limit. Gambling th da-aCog. A dale av it. Musha, but th hells are in full blast. scaramouch tInk3 hes a grater mon and John Henry Scrooze are nor phat I am. Ive me arrangemints doing a land office business boosting, to tek th prisidint while an army of grafters swarm the made. he to me house fer a collation. he streets looking for victims. The hobo A collation. he flourishth in his strength and the A phat? I Yerra. Cog, phats a collation. keeper of the dive waxeth fat. The At first I Fought he said collection, fer slot machines are running full blast. ye mind I knaws Bill pretty well, Th No saloon closes its doors of a Sunto Bill, day. Two more carloads of scarlet owld mon chipped in. he s But ye will not hov th time women are en route to the town. The he to feed th prisidint. he Thin, police have received instructions not said Bill, Ill tek th time. Th mon to monkey with anyone. Thugs, drivwidout some- en from the capital city on the south, aint goin to lave on he his thin Well, hobnob with each other on the Broom stummick, av hours corner, while hold-up- s and thimble dye knaw 'it tuck talk to get th noshun out av th- bald riggers plot their schemes under the an twas only eyes of the officers who keep their pate av th gorsoon-bbe promisin him I'd hev him In to ate eyes turned roofwards looking for wid Ted at th house here hed let go. fires or chase the small boys who Yerra, Cog, watch me shunt him inty want to play ball away from the vath side room wit th mimbirs av th cant lot next to city hall square. comity whats goin to be entertained J by me shell an his aides whilst Ted Bill is to a candidate for be going an me carves th roast. and he wants the votes of & the sporting element. He is going to "But, continued the senator, as he took some fromage de brie and a dish get them, too. It looked for a time would be a serious disartis not th matther av th as if there of of prunes. his plans through the rangement, lunch, or th dinner or phativer twill work of Mrs. Corbett who was havbe called, owin av coorse, to th time ing lots of people arrested, but thanks av th da-atis served, phats wor- be. the good woman has gone to Mexico to join her husband, and, as she ritin me worst. 'Tis phat Ill sa-aleft no lieutenant to carry on the good Phen work, Bill breathes easier. phen I gits inty th The dives I stand phere Brigham stud, an th' can now run without restriction and fa-ac- sa-a- es y, da-ay- s, ' sa-a- sa-ay- de-tail- s, - tab-ernac- le . sa-ay- - y n, Og-de- BANKERS of the ribald song is heard on the night air, while the sight of a poor drunken devil clinging to a tele- WALKER BROTHERS?; graph pole while he empties his digestive apparatus of its overloaded contents is of such common occurrence alt Lake Ctt,, Utih on the principal streets as to excite A General no comment. Banking Business Transicltf. J J Safely Deposit Boxes For Rwt. It is really too bad that such conditions continue unrestricted, but it HomerS. King. Pre. H. L. Ver Cihj seems that the good people have been John E. Miles. Asst. Cash:. hypnotized by Bill in his declamations concerning reforms in tax expenditures that they do not care what else Wells, Fargo k Co., street Lower Twenty-fifthappens. would have disgraced the old Five KSTABLI8HX1) 1852. wickedest in its York In New Points Capital and Surplus, - $11,589,494.47 days. It Isnt safe .for a decent woman to walk there at any time of the General Banking Business day or night. There is no police proExchange on principal cities United Mates. Europe, Asiaof tection whatever and the brazen faced Africa, Australia and tlio rest inmates .flaunt their occupations in of the world. the faces of decent women, while 4 their dirty mouthed paramours studi- M ously insult any lady happening to be in that portion of the city. The sa- giiiiiiiiiUiiiiAiiimiiaammiiUjiiuuii;' loon dives are nothing but lodging 3 and thieves 3 Utah Light & Power Go, houses for thugs, hold-up- s who sit in chairs or lay on the floors 3 3 INSTALLATION. and sleep. It is in them the midnight 3 robber receives protection; it is there 3 electrical! 3 the proof for his alibi. 3 Salt Lake Water 2100 H. P rest av'th distingished pun cons hov the sound COG. -- sa-ay- s, sa-ay- s, sa-ay- s. s, sa-ay- s, sa-ay- s. sa-ay- e sa-a- sa-a- y y d fH h he-get- par-r-r-- y. Eat-em-up-Ja- ke sa-ay- s, sa-ay- s. sa-ay- s. sa-ay- s. sa-ay- sa-ay- s. sa-ay- s. Og-de- n sa-ay- s. - o ..." - - j on . . y y tab-ern-acl- e. jit 3 jX 3 that the murder 3 It is in such dives of young McCabe was planned and it was the keepers of some of the dives who shielded his slayers. The mayor knows this condition of affairs, yet he permits it to continue, because he will want the delegation from the burnt district in the convention. Talk about a grand jury in Salt Lake county. If ever there was a grand jury needed anywhere it is In Weber county. Bill and all his police officers should be brought before It and examined. The condition is shameful, abominable, vile, criminal and would not be allowed to exist in Seven Dials, London, as it exists here. 'vrsr Mb 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 Salt Lake Steam Ogden 1500 Water-50- 00 Leased Plant Water 2000 h. p H. P H. p. GAS. Salt Lake . 400 11 Cu . 00 M Cu. Ogden 7 S. Ft. Pally Ft. Daily! MAIN STREET, SALT LAK CITY. EefTTTTTTTWTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTfTTTTTnnfffW JX But all this is politics. Bill knows that every slot machine that runs in Ogden means a vote for him In convention; that every dive keeper unmolested means the herding of the inmates on election day. That every time a sucker is fleeced in a gambling den means that the house will conCOMMERCIAL NATIONAL BAIN tribute to his campaign fund; that evCAPITAL PAID IN. $200,000. ery time a poor hobo is made drunk and his wages taken from him means GENERAL BANKING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES an addition to the sum required for Directors-Jam- es E. Cosgrlil, John J. the legitimate expenses of the comJ Salisbury, Moylan C. Fox. J. OMflin, ing campaign. W. P Noble. Gen M. Downey, John Dow' . Wj-()- . B- - . Jt Jt The decent element of Ogden can get no place in the newspapers. The Standard, as everyone knows, is Bills organ. The Herald and the Tribune, the Telegram and the News dont publish the news. They work together and pay no attention to the conditions which prevail. The police are collared and hampered. No arrests are made, except in rare instances. We want relief. How long. Oh, Lord, how long will we have to endure f JX An lan, A. F. lloldeii.. NATIONAL BUNK ofthe R U. S. DEPOSITORY. . FRANK KNOX. GEORGE A. LOWE. W. F. ADAMS. PRESIDFl Vice preside . - CASH CAPITAL PAID IN . $300.0 transact Banking in all Its brunches cut on the principal drawn Exchange depoa time on Europe. Interest paid jt examination was held here Thursday by the board of civil service examiners of applicants for the positions of pcstoffice inspector and rural free delivery inspector. There were but two candidates, W. S. Naylor and 0. D. Brown, the former for postoffice inspector and the latter for inspector of rural free delivery. The result will be officially announced in due course, but as ther. are only two applicants and an equal number of places, the outcome is not difficult to anticipate. . rar: .i 5?"5--fr- s y rt $? i-- i J. Jl S. McCORNICK. V. PRESIDENT 8. H. LYNCH. . Utah Savings ! CAPITAL IURPLUS VIeoe MANAGES & Trust ft SALT LAKE CITY. PAID UP I'.Vc'l'StoOO AMD UND VIDEO Interest paid on deposit. us . Ls.dmin executory , Arts guardian, sissigurc. Tide Guarantee Tides and wakes Abstrau- roved security. sti-.ito- - |