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Show DAILY 2 Hi. Foolish Orders Ro.ponsibl. th. Many of Russian Disast.ra. I I ( 1 s ( f f ' i y by the prohibition imposedEXPIRES. HAGUE OUTLINE TRIBUNAL for Fighting Nations Aro Now Frwo Add to Torrora of Warfare. 28. THURSDAY, JULY 28, 1904. Malan Heights Is Now BIG OF THE PLAN TO FOLLOWED. Ordsr to Drawing ie to Establish Which Scttlcrc May File On Lands. LONDON. July 28. The prohibiThe most Intion Imposed by The Hague conference teresting feature that has readied the discharge of aerial torpeuion London recently Is another Illuminatdoes from balloons or flying machines ing letter from H. J. Wlilghum, dated will expire by limitation tomorrow. Mukden, June 17th. This shows how, English military and naval experts on AlexielTs advice, Kuropatkin was are now speculating on the possibiliIn the ordered, against his better Judgment, ty of either of the belligerents the Far East embracing opportunity to send Stakelberg to the relief of to add new terrors to the warfare In Russian the army Thus Port Arthur. Manchuria. It is known that both the was strung out. while the relieving and the besieged at Port besiegers force was entering a death trap, which are Arthur supplied with observation the main would result In drawing balloons which might easily he conarmy from Its base. AlexielTs moverted Into engines of deadly destructive was to save his own fare, no mattion. ter at what cost. It was with the greatest difficulty He was determined," says Whig-hathe powers represented at The that to make every effort at whatconference, through their milHague fall ever risk to nave the fortress, the to reach an of which would destroy forever his itary delegates managed rules governing war, agreement upon already tarnished reputation." and this particular section waa bitterly Whlgham describes Alexleff as a It la ona of the "rather stupid and very obstinate fought over, although and the United British which few the man." It was entirely his fault that withdifficulties were put In the way of Slates governments accepted the out To make easier reservation. foreign consuls coming to Manchuria. to as of the an agrement Ills subordinates Implored him In vain reaching not to do It. lie also Irritated Eng- use of aerial warshlpa It waa determland, America and Japan In every ined that the rule should be applied When informed of th. for a period of five years, and It ia way possible. this period which expires tomorrow preparations of th. Japanese he told the Intelligence officer, they ought to and leaves the fighting nations free flying mado their work better end not bring to use aerial torpedoes, without balloons and chines dirigible him fanciful tales. war. rules of of violation the Alexleff Is now the laughing stock of the very coolies In the afreets of Mukden and Kirin. Tie Uvea In an In- RACE TO FINISH TWO BIG BATTLESHIPS closed space which the correspondents are especially forbidden entering or NEW YORK, July 28. The contest even asking permission to do an. which la being waged between the From this place he Issues bombastic Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry-dodecrees, at which the Chinese who are company and the United States Intelligent enough to read simply In the construction of two battleships, laugh. the Boulalana and Connecticut the "Alexleff," said Whlgham, "Is still a first at Newport News and the second great power within a radius of 200 at the Brooklyn navy yard, has reyards of the Mukden railway station, ceived new Impetus by the announcebut outside of that Russians and for- ment that the Newport News comthe Chinese, pany has eigners alike, even nearly doubled the force at laugh at the Imperial airs of the work upon the Louisiana, with the Uttle Armenian, but for General purpose of increasing the lead it now Kuropatkin it la no laughing matter." holds over LONDON. July I BY JOURNAL. T LOTTERY BEGINS BE ASSUMED AIRS ALEXIEFF. STATE UNCLE SAMS AERIAL TORPEDOES IMPERIAL UTAH BE AND SHE GAMBLED AND DRANK LIKE A MAN. ; VIENNA, July 28. Countess Rhe-dereigned a whose ancestor Is dead, the In Siebenburgen, princes last but one of her famous family, nearly related to King Edward. While a young girl the Counteea Johanna y. married a petty officer named y, Bar-dosa- It waa a love match and ahe became estranged from royalty, who gave her two millions on condition that she never cross their path again. Johanna accepted the condition and the money. She lived happily with her husband, who, however, soon died. After that the countess began a career of extravagance. She cut off her beautiful hair, discarded female garb, and assumed male dress of the most box. exquisite style. She became a leader The drawing In effect merely takes of gentlemen's fashion among a fast all the names enrolled and place set of roues and could be seen day and them in numerical order, and the night In the fashionable restaurants names so placed In order will be called and cafes, drinking, carousing and at the rate of 100 a day to make gambling. In a single night she lost of her fortune at cards; filings until all the lands at Boneateel are disposed of, filings beginning on after that she stopped gambling, but August 8th. While the numbers ar- continued spending her wealth on ranged at the drawing will be aa ex- drink, fast men and fast women. tensive as the number registered, Drinking, smoking and carousing to atexcess undermined her health, and value no will be there particular tached to any number over about this descendant of kings died of par2,000, as by that time the number Is alysis of the heart, caused by excitereached the land will In all proba- ment over the loss of her favorite dog. bility be exhausted unless the holders She left very little money and would of earlier numbers should fall In very have been on her relatives hands In a large proportion to respond to their short while, aa ahe had gaily lived off names when called for filing. the capital, never bothering about the Each person will be notified by Interest The counteea waa one of the postal card at the address given by moat learned women on the continent him when he registered of the draw- and read Latin, Grek and Hebrew In ing of hie name and of the time he the original text with ease. must present hla application to make The Countes Johanna, who died so was a niece, or grand names are Persona whose unhappily, entry. drawn thereby secure the right to niece, of the Countess Claudlne Rhe-de- y, of whom the Dukes of Teck are make selection of tbe lands and homestead entry therefor, In the order of descended. Born In Ssent, Siebenburthe drawing, beginning with No. L gen, she became the great beauty in the early part of the nineteenth cenTO UNION PACIFIC CUT-OF- F tury. and married a Duke of Wurtem-bur- g, CARRY TRAINS TO PACIFIC whose acquaintance ahe made at of Vienna. She had three court the the Connecticut 28. Reports of the children with her husband, who reOMAHA, July two About weeks ago two Newport cut-o- ff 8AENGERFE8T OPENS from Marysville, ceived the title of prince, afterwards Newa officials visited the navy yard building of a AT MILWAUKEE to Topeka, Kan., and the future Duke of Teck. and insjiected the work done thus far Kan., of through passenger trains At about the same time that the operation on the Connecticut and Naval Confrom Kansas City to the Pacific coast last hut one of the Redeys laid MILWAUKEE, Win., July 58. In structor William J. Baxter said today addition to the many excursion trains that the Increase In force upon the over the main line of the Union Pa- down to die, the famous Budapest OriVan-ber- y, and steamers arriving last night bearLouisiana la probably due to that vis- cific were confirmed at the headquar- entalist and architect. Professor ters of road to ing singing societies and vlsltora to it The that received orders to go Sxent today. Newport concern has the the twenty-flr- st of the The Union Pacific will build about from King Edward, find the grave of aaengerfest the and better atart got larger plant 100 miles of new track from Topeka the Countess Saengerbund of the northwest, there but the Claudlne and submit government plant will have a were thousands of visitors marching to beon which work a to honor her will mausoleum for Marysville, plana big advantage In the second stage or from the depots today. In addition comonce. at When is line this gin memory. construction, aa it la aald It does liner to the societies the attendance of vispleted through trains will then be run work. itors Is one of the largest that was Constructor Baxter said: "We will from Kansas City to Topeka over the ENORMOU8 LOSS IS ever known on any occasion In this DUE TO CONSUMPTION launch the Connecticut aa far ae I Kansas division, thence north to city. where of the tracks Kan., Marysville, know now, on September 29th. After There are nlnety-thre- e NEW YORK, July 28. New York societies the the St Joseph ft Grand Island will be launching it will take about a year the $28,000,000 represented among annually visiting delega- and a half before she will be entirely ueed to Grand Island, Neb., where they City loses tions. They come from Illinois, Into a will go weat on the main line. tuberculosis, according through recwill This all break completed. made statement Dr. diana, Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin ords in Thomas St. The was Island ft Grand today by Joseph the construction of battleand California. Rome of the largest of health, once a part of the Union Pacific sys- Darlington, commissioner ships In this country." summer before in the school delegations are from Chicago, St. has tem, been philansince the segregated The Connecticut will be the largest Paul Davenport, Peoria, Lacrosse. and most conducted by the New work, the of latter thropic receivership and operated powerful first class battleMadison. Dubuque, Rock Island, ApYork Charity Organisation society. ship In the navy. The fact that ahe Independently. He aald: "Estimating the value of pleton and Freeport Is the first one of the kind Uncle Sam The rehearsals were continued dur- ever undertook to a OF TONS 8,000 BOLTS. single life at (1,500 not necessarily construct himself a ing the morning and afternoon. There haa added Interest to hlg5j estimate and taking only the contest bewere many impromptu concerts In dif28. An idea of those lives between 16 and 45 years, NEW YORK, July ing carried on with the Newport News ferent parts of the clty. The Exposithe immensity and coat of the Penn- the loss of life in this city alone from company. tion building is the place of rendes-vou- a sylvania railroad's project of tunnel- tuberculosis mounts up to the starton the arrival of societies and ing the North River to gain an en- ling sum of 128,000,000 annually. GenMEET8 AT KALAMAZOO. delegates. Here heavily laden tables KALAMAZOO, Mich.. July 28. The trance Into this city may be gained eral aanltary conditions are still bad and beverages await the visitors. eleventh annual convention of the from the statement that the railroad In New York, and the Inflow of ImThe program for the song festival in Michigan atate association of sher- company, through lta contractors, haa migrants who must be educated consists of five concerts, the first of for right living Is constantly increasing." iffs, chiefs of police and presecutlng this week awarded a contract which takes place tonight. 8,000 tons of bolta, to be used In conMayor attorneys began In Kalamaxoo today Rose will deliver an address of welThe Cambria SUPPOSED FIND OF and will remain In session until the structing the tunneL come to the visitors, and the ceremony Steel MONTEZUMAS TREASURE obtained company the contract end of the week. Bay City, Saginaw, of the presentation of the flags by Detroit. Jackson, Grand Rapids, Bat- The price la. It la understood. 2 cents President Charles Richter will fol- tle Creek GALVESTON, July 28. A dispatch ami other cities of the state a pound, or 840 a ton, which makes low. from the Queretaro, Mexico, states that order aggregate 8320,000. are represented. The business sesNot only do the programs for the considerable excitement haa been cresions of the meeting will be devoted various concert include some of the ated the accidental disthere CHEAP RATES through TO BOSTON to the discussion of various matters a greatest compositions known to muof a large anl hunter by covery relating to the apprehension and prosVia New York City and Boat sic, but a body of soloists, each rankwonderful cave on the Xopalltos ranch ecution of criminals. ing as an eminent vocalist, has been Fare 320.70 for the round trip from and which la believed to contain the secured for the occasion, including IN HONOR OF DUNDONALD. treasures of Montezuma, the Chicago, via Nickel Plate road, August long-lo- st Schumann-Heln- k. Mme. 18th 12th, and Aztec rulers of Mexico. 28. of the contralto, last 14th, with liberal The MONTREAL, Que stopJuly n, Mrs. Minnie Montezuma waa well known to have soprano. Caledonian society has made elabor- over nt New York City returning, and Ellison Van Hoose, tenor and Arthur ate arrangements for a reception and also stopover at Niagara Falls and been possessed of Immense wealth in Van Eweyk. baritone. These will be bnnqliet to be given tonight in honor Chautauqua Lake within final limit If gold, silver and precious stones, but assited by choruses ranging all the of Lord Dundonald, the deposed desired. Also rate of 17.75 from all efforts of the Spaniards to secure way from 2.500 to 4.000 voices, and of the military forces Chicago to .Boston and return, via di- possession of the treasures were fuvaried from a mixed chorus of enor- In Canada. Lord Dundonald will sail rect lines. Tickets good on any train tile. The cave will be thoroughly exmous alxe to an exclusively male cho- for England tomorrow. on above dates and also on special plored and strong hopes are enterrus and to one of children's voices. train from Chicago at 8 a. m., August tained of the search at last being sucBaseball Players and Foot Racers! 13th. Final return limit September cessful. BAPTI8T WORKERS Louis J. Kruger, INSTITUTE. long- 30th, by depositing ticket Through distance foot racer of Germany and sleeping car sendee. Meals In Nickel Domsstie Troubles. LEAGUE CITY. Tex., July 28. Holland, writes, Oct 27, 1901: "Dur- Plate dining cars on American Club It is exceptional to find a family Many visitors are here for the meet- ing my training of eight weeks foot meal plan, ranging in price from S5c where there are no domestlo ruptures ing of the Workers Institute of the races at Salt Lake City, In April last, to $1.00: also sen-ica la carte. occasionally, hut these can be lessened Union Baptist association, which will I used Ballard's Snow Liniment to Write Charles E. Johnson, district by having Dr. Kihg's New Life Pills be In session during the next three my greatest satisfaction. Therefore I passenger agent Nickel Plate road, around. Much trouble they save by days. The opening takes place in the highly recommend Snow Liniment to room 205 Century building, Denver. their great work In Stomach and First Baptist church this evening all who are troubled with sprains, Colo., for reservation of bertha In Uver troubles. not only relieve They when Rev. McKew delivers the con- bruises or rheumatism." 25c, 50c. 81 through standard and tourist sleeping you, hut cure. 25e.. at JeaseJ. Driver a bottle. Sold by George F. Cave. vention sermon. enrs, and full particulars. Drug Store. one-four- th This popular resort, 5H miles from Ogden, Is 7,000 feet above wa ha a delightful camping level, grounds among the pines, ample hotel accommodations, fine table hoard, pure cool air and pure spring water. JUST THE PLACE TO SPEND A DAY OR WEEK OR ALL SUMMER. ; ' h j I ft f r t j i !S i 5'i Vi? I r ? . V ' . i L V TERMS Board and Lodging, 8ingle Meals I pr week..,$&00 35 and 50o Carnages leave east terminus of street car line at 8:15 every morning. Round trip, $1.00. Carriages will he furnished parties of three or four at any hour. B. Address: i I J f . In Effect JUn. $, DEPART. M- -io boh Inter mediate points, and dally. Si No. I Atlantic Limited for ty, Prov Leadvllle. Pueblo. Den-wiall points east. Atlantic Express' for" Salt Lake City, Pueblo. 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In the race for bread supremacy Riverdale he wine who ueea each baking day only Riverdale or Phoenix flour, good to the bottom of the barrel or sack. MADE BY OGDEN MILLING & ELEYATOR COMPANY Capital and Surplus, Lake City, dally 1:18pm Arrive from South of Ogden. No. Butte and Pocatello Express from Salt Lake City and Intermediate points, dally. ...12:41am No. I Atlantic. Express from Salt Lake City and Intermediate 2.80 am points, dally No. 7 Pocatello and Portland Express from Salt Lake City, dally. 11: Man-No- . 1 Fast Mall from Salt 2:Mpm Lake City, dally No. 11 Cache Valley Express from Salt Lake City, dally 6:1$ pm 19. is0t $225,000.00. First National Bank OGDEN, UTAH DAVID ECCLES, President THOMAS D. DEE, JOHN PINGREE, Cashier. JAS. F. BURTON, Assistant Cashier. DIRECTORS: David Eocles Thomas D. Dea Geo. H. Tribe Bernard White W. W. Ritar John Watson Adam Patterson Joseph Clark Vice-Preside- nt TIME CARD, in Effect June DEPART. --Mall and Express.. ,.8:Mam Oveland Limited for )m&ha. Council Bluffs -- Respectfully solicit the accounts of banks, mercantile firms and Individuals. We pay Interest on time deposits. Ample resources, courteous treat- ment superior service. Jenver, Kansas City ..u-- g. tnd East, dally -- Atlantic Express for Denver. Omaha, Coun-1- 1 Bluffs Kansas points Its City ind all tally -- Fish-Griffi- jj Tim. Card east dally ck f WEBJWtWSl Open in Dsath of a Nitcs of King Edward Who Furnished a Scandal for Europe. CHAMBERLAIN, S. D., July 28. The eyes of 106,000 land seekers, who registered for lands In the Rosebud reservation are today turned toward Chamberlain, where the drawing In Uncle Sains big lottery hae begun. The names In the box will be drawn as rapidly aa possible, completing the work on the third day. As each envelope is drawn from the box the clerks will keep a record of the name and order of drawing. This will the number of be continued until names drawn out of the box equals the number of claims in the Rosebud reservation subject to entry. f On the fourth day the drawing will be continued, but without restriction, until every envelope Is drawn from the DENVER$JQ6WNi ARRIVE. Pacific Express from Bluffs Omaha. Kansas City ind east, dally .. Douncll Denver, Oveland Limited from Dmaha, Council Bluffs -- Kansas City. Denver ind all points J;4 pm. ( To attend dancoe or theaters or to catch a train in a hurry If you remember the number-phe- ne I Fast Mall Ticket Af" a A.A.HENRY. B. MOSELET. Trav. P OGDEN, PTAB; 22. ,ite Men; e ALLEN TRANSFER -- of nXTUE84 L SUPPLiW I COMPANY. ALBEKN ALLEN, MGS. Phone 22. 412 25th SL |