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Show (KSDKN DAI LIT COMMKUCIAL; WEDNESDAY, sheet tod t Li ben render! by tL GLuic ct Oglna. aiii do not be lit- - e, therefore, u.at the Doul-rk- l tO.tor of tLtwt. ril krjOig the a otufi-ecit- . It fact, would Lake Moro-oiTil U revamp lie boycott tL oii days Lad Le iH't A Thinly Effort to phitry recm red orders from IL G.irdo il"- or from the president's o.lice iu 8-- ! Institute a Cburcli Boycott. M usst-- r us-- d to tracsaiit Lake, even tLe church d.cta to ite defunct ll rull. The is hi Land Lea such outA FOE OF OOIDEX UNMASKED rageousI;ilb chur.-itte rferencee with Og-demust be squelched iwrea.ptoriu.y, onc for all, and tti slave orran ooai The Orjin the ItivMon Subterfuge peiied lo stop it acts of prostitution V consummated prieet-crafin OirJen Leort lo the Old Methods Salt atLake leu's Og only great eeunJal and in'f jury. Geut.leci and all deocLt pei pl tf the I'rieMliood A?ain. Zi-sOgden doyour duty. VERY LIKE OLD TIMES. tLt Highest of all ia t--f VEBV UKE OLD TIMES. Here are a few lines from the courtly philosopher of the Standard: "To boycott" not nnau llifmuli.lrawdlof upiirt from a (umgu ttit.'rri or from any euteipriw htcn o,ile il not want to encoiir-attBomo ilixivuou mui--l be led to the paiu boycotting when trons, 'i'hcy are not fiitratf-tbry refuse tor euutntiui for the Miiort of an ueitln-lie to ar hlumtxj for they rueniy, furuii-ii to Micr fur au iutrumeut that is bt'iujf Ubeii tu thrin down. Thia is bo exactly like the sophistry which used to be in vogue among the eaints in the good old days of iingham Young when Ceu tiles were not allowed di e. i to do business, with "Ibis people" that it furnishes good evidence of the origin of its author. and mate-uOriginally the saints iusisted upon calling everything and everybody "foreign" that was So today the above allusion to "foreign enterprise" is nothing more nor lea than aeugjeaim to the Saints that they do not wjnl to encourage Gentile or enterprise here. Then how very like the old Peoand business ple's party religiouschurch and state admixture is the statement are not engaged that "they (the saints) in bopcotting when they refuse to contribute to the support of the, enemy." That is just what the old People's party used to say in defense of wholesale boycotts of Gentiles which it used to encourage and here we find The Standard again championing the old use of the withdrawal of business to bulldose Gentiles to abandon their conscientious political convictions. Does this look like progress? Is it not a direct stab at Ugden? Is it not an effort to revive the old methods which used to disgrace this territory? Is it not intended as a deliberate stroke at new comers and a menace to the introduction of new Gentile capital. Certainly it is. And such AX OCTRAOE OUGHT NOT TO BE TOLERATED Ogden who hue the welfare of the city at heart. Uutthe Standard does not stop there. It goes on to justify the Baiuts in boycotting Gentiles because of their political views and actions by saying that the smuts "are not to be blamed for declining to furnish power for an instrument that is being used to tear them dovn.' Now, that is exactly what t le Dexrret A'etcs and ShurthtT's Ogden Hera Id used to say when Gentiles here were trying to enforce the Edmunds law, and the boycott was applied to all who sympathized with the government in its effort to suppress polygamy. When Gentiles were so menaced by the Asiatic oppression of 4he church aimed at their business interests and their very lives in some ases, that some of them were driven to igo, as Hon. David Evans recently stated in a public speech, ly any citizen of AND BEG NOT TO BE PLACED ON JURY DUTY where they might be compelled to indict or convict saints of a violation of the law, the Mormon press just as the Standard does now, would in boyBuy: "We are cot engaged cotting when we refuse to contribute to the support of an enomy." Suppose the Americans of Ogden should adopt the same course and refuse to contribute to the support of those who pay tithing to keep up the warfare on Gentiles and American institutions in Utah? What a great whine would go up from the saints. And yet it is a poor rule that will not work with equal justice both ways. Talk about Mormon reconstruction why there is not a 6ign of it forthcoming from the Mormons only empty claims which are all falsetied by their own acts as in this case. And could anything be more directly injurious to Ogden than the justification of this old Mormon method by the Standard? Evidently the priesthood has now determined to make good Shurtliff's old plan of freezing out the Gentiles after a while when they got troublesome after first dividing them is amonf; themselves, and then the idea to gobble up the substance of the Gentiles who have invested here. That is the game the Standard is working at. That is why it persistselec-in harping on this subject since the tion, under cover of the pretense that it is opposing The Commercial and that this journal is injuring the interests of this city when The Commercial is only imexposing the true deliberate and is that today placable viper y Tusstd for Him at Liu-oli- i Hut lie Ogdec'e champion light weight boier, Itobert lobbs, Lad quite a brush with the police and governor at Lincoln. The Lincoln New s of the sth repoited: liobert IXjblas, the colorej pugilist who has been confined in the city jtil awaiting the arrival of a bheritT from Colorado, here he is said to l wanted for prize lighting, is again a free man, but Le Lad a distinctively lively time in getting out. liobbe was arretted Monday night, and as the oilioers did not put in an appearance in a reasonable time, he clamored for release. Judge Fox worthy decided that if the eheritf didn't show- - up bv 3 o'clock Dobbs could go. The jtolice w ere desirous of holding Dobbs, as they believe they Lave something else against him. Whn 3 o'clock came the officer was still absent, and Dobbs was released only to be rearrested a moment later by Detective Veomans, who had a telegram settiug forth that he was wanted in Denver for grand larceny. Attorney Caldd well, who was representing Dobbs, to tear his hair in large handf uls and in stentorian tones demanded Lis immediate release. Ttie court declined to pass on the matter just then, and Dobbs was given iuto the custody of an otlicer until 7:30 o'clock. Meanwhile Caldwell was rushing frantically about ihs city, and when 7:30 o'clock came Governor Majors and Judge Stewart were present, but for what purpose is not known, as Dobbs was released while Yeo-uiawas out looking for County Attorney Snell. pro-wede- IS NEEDED. Prominent Business Man Points Out the Council's tUiorteomhiffs. Editor Commercial: Your editorial, "Time to Act," is good and timely, and I trust some good will result from the same. I consider it a rhame and disgrace that in a city the size of Ogden, w here the majority of its citizens are property owners and heavy tax payers, that muh needed and important work of laying sidewalks is not ordered and insisted on. Adams avenue, one of the most important residence streets in the city and the first street east of Washington, is and has been in a beastly condition for several blocks. O110 is compelled to wade through sand knee deep. On Twenty-thirstreet, the first street north of the business cetf.er, can be found no sidewalk, not even a walk path. The unimportant taxpayer ia compelled to take the center of the street and wade ankle deep in dust in the summer time, and through mud in A d the winter. I would like to ask of the reform mayor and members of the city council why sidewalks have not been laid on Adams avenue and not allow said street to go unlooked after, while they insisted on sidewalks being laid on Jefferson avenue, one block farther away from business center ? Taxpayer. (JUDEX CAPJUAGE WORKS. Manufactory of Excellent Vehicles Which Flourishes iu Offden. The Ogden Carriage Works would be a credit to any city. At these works ari manufactured some of the most durable as well as the most attractive vehicles ever produced in any country. Of the proprietary,Mr.Conrad Schnegels-berhas a high reputation as a manufacturer of carriages. He was formerly in the business in the east but he has been here more than ten years and turned out some of the best vehicles to be seen on our streets today. His partner, Mr. 0. E. Savage is also a master carriage builder and his name is a guarantee that the best workmanship and the finest quality of goods will always distinguish everything manufactured by the Ogden Carriage Works. Ihey de serve a liberal patronage and citizens of Ogden and vicinity will find it pays to deal with them. A g The Caledonian Excursion. The Caledonian Society will go to Syr acuse tomorrow, Thursday, the 13th. There is no question but the "brither Scots" will have a fine time down there and will make it interesting for all who may join the party. Bijr Day 17, xiiWLY i:staulisiii:i- i!S at Syracuse. The Methodist and Baptist Sunday schools are preparing to make a picnic day of Wednesday, the 19th inst., at This is the same day of the Syracuse. joint debate between Col. Allen Miller THE MORTAL FOE OP OGDEN. and Mr. L. R. Rhodes. The Commercial has simply told the of the the warned public truth; it has The Union Pacific Railroad company facts which the organ of the saints has arranged to run regular trains to itsown purposes. and from Syracuse wanted to cover up for as follows, And now the utterances of the Stand- commencing Saturday, July 11th: and ard justify all this paper has said Leave Ogden 2:00 p. ni. and 0:30 p. m done. " " Syracuse 5:45 " 9:00 " It is high time that the Gentiles un-ot Sunday's extra trains as follows Leave Ogden 10:30 a. m. Leave Syracuse Ogden put a check upon this last 1:15 p. m. blushing exhibition of old time priestbeand oppression hood persecution fore the Mormon opposition has them For Softening the Skin b the throat and either gags them into them irritation, removing roughness silencing the voice of truth ordrivos will Allaying wind tan and like troubles, there is nothinto ruin. The prosperity of Ogden to Wisdom's celebrated Violet Boon be trembling in the balance if such ing equal work as the Standard is now doing in Cream. of urging on a trial of the old method That Laiurnid Feeling the Saints is to be permitted to continue. The insolent audacity of the priesthood will leave you as soon ns the kidneys are is apparent in good working order. The celebrated COURSE, IN THE STANDARD'S Oregon Kidney Tea never fails to do the when it is known that lha cxistance of work. Take it according to directions. No. 14.) K ilVikiiw lininrc mil Winw 1 ie Domestic and Imported-- HitTkL. W. L Curtis, Cin in- uau; r . ju ocioiuerv, CMio; .Mit Belie Tooies, Kewotia. Lis.; L Wo.f.New ork; Jens. J. Judson. M, Joe: IL A. lUfaU Sprti.gville; Goodman Wolf, !:- - i .. 1'mji-delphi- F. Mei'.b Lija, Jrer, Salt Lake; Jaa. M, I'ji h3 j; V. E. il OiUftin, Salt Lik: W. Metier, Chicago: W. U. Wallers. W. IL Harvey, J. II. WVist, W. S. Broanig, J. A. Browning, J. M. I)utimg. T. Deern.g, L L Bers, Washaur Bros, Ogden; Y. - Mautuer, St, Paul; Chas. K. Weat, Btou; H D. Wanhtdl, Cambridge. Tut Bi:o.M. F. Murphey, B. Keeley, Salt Like: M. Claws. n, C .'alville, Utah; J. C. lTiug. .L A. Pflug.S dt Lak;W. H. Gould, Butte, Mont.; I. Lirson, C. A. Bridgman, Ogden; Harvey A. Jones, Lgan: A. J. Armstrong, Salt Lake; Mrs. IL L Heitrich. Cornurie; J. P. McKenna, Salidd, Col.; Duu'lSwinetiack, Pocatello, Idaho; J. L Hutcherson, Muscatine, Iowa; Mrs. McGeeand children, Washington, D. C; C. L Koons, Mnlad, Id.; C. H. Martin. Salt Lake; J. B. liobinson, Ligan; Ja. M. Liwson, Chicago; Allen VV. Swan, Mr. H"nscourt and lady. New B edford. Mass.; K. Walkins, Salt Like; Harry Heth, Omaha. Diipot Hotel. P. W. Jackson and wife, Chicago; James B. Daubar, John G. Phillips, Boston; J. W. Englehart, Jas. Maxon, Boise City; Dr. C. P. Hoffman, V. K. Frasin, W. B. Vaniloutan, New York; J. B. Thompson, Tacoma; A. B. Hall, Chicago; li. I). Jonea, Portland; A. F. Barber, E. J. Taylor, Chicago; W. H. Piden, New York; J. H. liobinson. Denver; Ed IJiley, Omaha; O. B. Iceland, Pocatello; Mrs. J. S. Housed, Salt Lake City; B. F. Webster and wife, New York; C. A. Booth, Denver; Jaa. H. Shoshone, Ida.; C. M. Miller, Kingsley, Ta. Central Hotel A. C. Brown, Eugene, Oregon; F, H. M. Davis and wife, Salt Lake; A. L. Miller, South Bend, Wash,; M. A. Patterson, South Bend; I). L Lynch, Price; 11 C. Asher, Wads-wortNev.; Harrison Church. Ogden; M. D. White, Lucin; John Layman, South Dakota; Sam Walker, Terrace; J. S. Burtin, Salt Lake; John Smith, Denver; E l Coovije, Butte City! A. Kennedy Carlin, Nev.; L F. Zimmerman, Louia-villKy; Roliert Rinian, Glasco, Scotland; Geo. MeCall, Dundee, Scotland; Thos. Nickle, Haddington, Scotland. The Wajsatch. M. McLaughlin, Salt Lake; C. Nelsou, Butte City; Henry Cue John Miller, Kansas City; Mark Kirk-haSyracuse, Utah; F. A, Moindron, Butte City; W. A. Fisher, Creston Iowa; Thos B. White, F. B. Carpenter, Grand Island, Neb. I- Gen. Lit' ma is a ; avenger on the City uf Panama. He a jiiticid refugee, bjund froia Corjito, Nicaragua, to Siu Jo de Gualauia.a. How this concerts Son Salvadorean caar.ot be lean.ed. A whe-l- aad Startling I itur. Kaa IraiuiM-- ad eyed t butcher rt to a two Liu-he- j l litikt-- a:'-- J Lizi'y file fr..m Liiiimif mi Junes and wLi-ke- d eTrwt, Let we--- u UTam ll au l G- ary str.x-ls- . He was au ordinary quadruped with a large Leal, w Lith Le w. ieina dejected sort of way, as though ha Wai indulging ijme!auchly thoughts. Dang, ling from one of the bit riii.' wan the long hitching ro;-- . which the custodian of the wagon had neglected tu fteu to - Cigars, Ale and Porter. Washington Avenue. OGDKN, UTAIL ef iM-rt-ni-a HAKDWAKE1 HARDWARE! WHO WANT THE BEST GASOLINE STOVE SHOULD LOOK AT BUYERS nn owe Grain Iot-t- . h, e, CALL EAKLY. 360 24th Street. t-- jc o e. - "vTj i t U .1. WW. am. uicic iuu diuur 1n.cumsu l 1 J lar and Ohio Steel Ranges. X rvniiirirfl niwnnn MUWLfcS. DLMJul & HI. THE OGDEN SPECIALISTS. X. V. Oottinghnm, M. IJ. Jl. C. eottingham. M. 13 SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO Diseases of the Ear. Diseases of the Nose. Diseases ot the Throat. Diseases of the Chest. Diseases of the Skin. Diseases of the Nervous System. Also Galvanic, Faradic and Static Electricity used Diseases peculiar to Women. All forms of Catarrh. Disease of Genito Urinary OrDiseases of Rectum, gans. viz piles, fistula and fissures treated without operation. Cancers removed without the knife. Antiseptic Surgery in all its departments. The "KOCH LYMPH" treatment for .tuberculosis. Microscopical Examinations made. The above named doctors are regular graduates and have permanently opened offices for consultation and practice of various specialties. Having had advantages from the leading Hospitals and Specialists of the East, feel confident in assuring the public that all advantages will be given cases equal to Eajtern Specialists. Hours 9 to 11 . m.l Office over Postoffice, No. 321 2 to a p. m. Sunday 9 to 11 a. m. Twentv-fourth V 1 1 type-writin- - We make Family Trade our Specialty and will deliver goods to all parts of the city. Mail orders promptly solicited and satisfaction guaranteed. Write for prices. Box 133. tt-10- I'uiu Tt Suddenly the horse cat-- t hi eyea to starboard and alowly wagged Lis riht ear. An abandoned newspaper uad drifted down the street and became caught in the cable alot. The hore waa interested. He lazily wandered over to the track and examined the paper. The free end of the hitching rope dropped through the cable slot. Suddenly the horse jumped clear off the ground, jerked his head up, plastered hi ears close to his head, reared on his hind feet, pawed the air with hid fore feet, gave vent to a loud anort and stampeded down Jones street It waa not bin fault that he broke hia (peed record. This horse was a jieaco-fu- l animal, with au inclination to ths plodding career of a plow horse. But he waa compelled to assume a rapid gait because his rope was wound around the cable rope and lie was propelled by steam, as it were. On he eped down Jones troet, around ths corner and into O'Farrell street at a gait he had never traveled before, while veal cutlets, cut of beef, porterhouse 6takes, kidneys, lamb chops and liver jogged out of the wagon and became the trail which th butcher boy followed frantically in hia efforts to catch his Imist. Nothing got in the way of thehon but dogs, and they addod to his misery by leaping into the air and snapping at hia nose. An enthusiastic procession of urchins raced madly in the wake of the Wagou and cheered the animal on to greater efforts of speed. Down three blocks of O'Farrell street rampaged the equine, c c iting as large a 6ensation as wouh1 a louse in a seminary. At Powell atrx't tns career ended. The hitching rope came in contact with the cross cable of the IV cd Street railroad and was cut in tw iu. The horse was holding hack so hard ,hat the reaction threw him on his hai. dies, and beSACRED HEART ACADEMY, fore he could recover his equilibrium half a hundred ci "a ere holding him Ogden, Utah, Conducted by the Sisters down. of the Holy Cross, The butcher boy bannered up as nncb Is a boarding and day school devoted to of his scattered meat as the dogs had not the education of young ladies and little devoured, and in a few minutes the yelgirls. In addition to a thorough practiwas plodding iu the wake of a cal English course and Latin, classes in low horse g and short- hay wagon, munching purloined hay. hand are conducted after the most ap- San Francisco Examiner. French and German proved methods. A Secularist "Christening." are optional studies. Besides the eleOn Sunday evening, at the nail of ments of drawing which are taught in all the classes, private pupils in the stu- Science in London, G. W. Foote, presidio receive instruction in crayon, pastel, dent of the National Secular society, painting in oil and w ater colors, on china performed a ceremony which has of late silk, satin and velvet. become almost obsolete among FreeIn the musical department lessons are thinkers "the naming of infants," to vocal in on and music, piano, harp, wit: The given parents appeared on the platmandolin and guitar, organ, violin, form with their child, a baby of three zither. Special classes in music, art, fancy months. Mr. Footo briefly explained work, etc., have been formed for ladies that the custom of publicly namiug children, which had been frequently obresiding in the city. Studies will be resumed Sept. 1st. For served by Mr. Bradlaugh, Mrs. Besant further particulars apply to and other Secularist lecturers, was iu no Sister Superior, sense intended to be a travesty of any reOgden, Utah. ligious function. If parents desired their A Successful Test. offspring to be publicly identified with the party, there was no reaNew York, Aug. 11. A trial test was son Freethought why this should not be done. made today at Willet's Point of the new Then Mr. Foote, having kissed the Electric Torpedo boat known as the baby with due solemnity, named it Edison-Sim- s invention which it is ex- "Garble Bradlaugh Owen Goldiug." The pected will be accepted by the govern- first of this portentous string of "given ment. The government contract calls names" is derived from Richard Carlile, for a speed of eighteen miles an hour. who suffered ten years of imprisonment The test was pronounced successful. It in this century for asserting the is stated the boat can travel twenty early of free publication. Mr. Foote exright miles an hour. pressed a hope that, when the child becomes old enough to understand the sigTo he Deported. nificance of the names he bears, he may Washington, Aug. 11. Attorney Gen- prove worthy of them. Cor. Public eral Miller has decided that Chong Sam, Opinion. a Chinaman, should be deported to Keal Hailstones. China. Chong Sam was arrested at During the hailstorm at Palmyra FriPort Huron, Mich., and pent back by the day some children at play on a stoop United States commissioner for deportaa brushed quantity of the hailtion to China. The Rritish minister in- stones asup large fell and put them on a they in the Chinaman's behalf, terfered claiming he was a citizen of Canada. plate to melt, but instead of melting the He submitted a number of papers in stones remained, and upon examination the case but no certificate of his being it was found that all of the hail was a citizen of Great Britain was among formed around white stones about the them. He will probably be immediately size of peas, and in several there were fine shells. Most of the stones were deported. transparent and or a blue white color. Steamship Detained. Several parties in various parts of the New York, Aug. 11. The superinplace report that they also obtained a tendent of the Pacific Mail Steamship quantity of these stones and shells, and are all mystified to know whore company was advissd today by the com- they from. Oswego (N. Y.) Palla came they at Li Libertad, San Salva- dium. pany's agent of dor, that the City Panama, which has been detained on account of having poFell Is I.ove at Ninety-onlitical refugees on board, had sailed A farmer of Wayne, Mich., ninety-on- e from that port direct to San Jose de Guatemala. The agent also stated the years old, and worth $30,000, lost his cargo had been discharged at La Liber- wife four years ago. Last spring he saw tad and the Commandante nt that port on the street a pretty brunette twenty-twold. became enamored, obto refused the vessel. dispatch Vice President Houston of the tained au introduction and proposed. She S.. Mail Pacific S. Co. said spurned him, when he offered to make thjs afternoon he had received a des- his will in her favor. This failed and patch stating the City of Panama had he offered to deed her all his property. been seized and detained at La Libertad This also failing he became crazy and by the authorities of San Salvador be- tried to hang himself. Then he was sent cause there were political refugees on board. The details are very meagre, the to an insane asylum. He walks the halls dispatch having evident ly been "edit ed" of the asylum moaning for his darling with great care by S.ui Salvador ollbials. Emma. Philadelphia Ledger. book-keepin- - T. WOLLSTEIN & CO., 1 lm. BELIEF Gort Rqort, Au. (Ui-ane- HOTEL AKEIVALS. iXlBIiS FEEL. A S. 12, 1891. ABSOLUTELY PURE t, efforta of your Mormon contemporary to uphold certain wril known old methods of the church hich were exhibited Ly tfood saints duritg the late campaign methods which are utterly LicU involve and a contemptible thrust at a uiau'e or a journalist' freedom in espretsion of opinion through a malignant and eysttoiattc injury to hifl or iu business. This thing m peculiar to Utah, and the methods in vogue here under the church and stato regime is well illustrated by the Standard of yesterday. U. TO h I was very Epitob CoMMtKHAL: forcibly struck by the repeated recent Leaverg Pocr. Al'iUST to 8 p. m. ) Street. . ClAIRIPIPTnS ! To please all purses and tastes. Come and see the novelties. Prices always right. DO YOU WANT A NEW CARPET? 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