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Show DAILY OUEte HUNT BURIED UTAH STATE JOURNAL. THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, a Real fon SOBWERKfOGBte Pleasure TREASURE OBCROi to open a package from our VILLAGE TWO PERWRECKED; SONS DROWNED. Object of Search Wee Millions tured by Ruseians From English. Cap- American Girl Makes Her Chauffeurs Go So Fast That They Get Arrested. I.i iXHOX, Aug. 4. When the duchFrom Kayan. Aug. e ess of Manchester's present ehaffeur reinarka-lla Riixitla, cornea tlie story of a magistrate a few day waa before In endi-the treasure hunt whliii ago for furious driving hi fair emI he death of and a of village wrecking ployer put on her most Innocent face two person. It iippeore that a legend and protested that she did not encurrent aiming the people of the Volsk courage her drivers in their wild esdistrict declared that during the Cri- capade. Those who know her beat mean war a treasure captured from will not take her pretestations seriousthe English, amounting to ten million ly for she Is known to all her friends of rouble, wan buried under the vil- and to almost every professional mo-lage of KuHtm for ue during the flrt tor driver in England as one who la great war in which Russia was en- absolutely reckless about traveling at A a gaged in the twentieth century." high rate of speed. Although she has carled a by number of local patriot, not yet obtained her qualification certificate from her motor school, the penter named Nhavoxky. set out to the burled inlllloiia, intending to duchess not afraid to take her car offer t belli to the caar. At first they In hand on a quiet country road and met with considerable resistance from dash wildly along disregarding the the house owners, but at last the lat- presence of the patrolling policemen. ter, being convinced that It was a paShe la known among the fashionable triotic work. Joined In the search. The motoring fraternity as the scorcher" earth under nearly every house In the and the drlvrr who la not able to get village was tunneled, many of the the moat out of hia car has no busiwalls sagging, and after three days' ness In her establishment. She pays digging the town looked as if it had the highest wages and must have the been wrecked by a hurricane. No best imin.' When her driver gets fined treasure was found, and as the origi- she pays up and recompenses him for nal explorers abandoned the search damage he suffers through having his they were uttucked by the deluded license "Indorsed." Her statement beKnstrovans, two being drowned In the fore the magistrate that she has been village isnid. obliged to discharge several drivers on account of their propensity for furious RENO PEOPLE FALL driving la not literally correct. The HEIR TO FORTUNES drivers leave after they have been fined to protect themselves because a RENO, Nev., Aug. 4. Eli Thompson scond or third "Indorsement" on their ha received new that the court of license may mean Its absolute withEngland have decided that Tie I en- drawal by the police authorities and titled to an Interest In an estate swel- then Its erstwhile holder would be obling hi present fortune to over liged to seek some other occupation. Thompson for years has been Discussing the subject with the writer operating a smnll farm near this city. one of her late drivers said: He was married several years ago, his "We do not run the risk of getting wife being the sister of a prominent fined for the fun of the thing. A favnohlenuin of England. She died and orite saying of her grace 1s that she a few months later her brother passed has not discarded horses to drive along away, leaving a large fortune and de- by a slower method. 'Motors are made claring her an equal heir. to run, not to crawl,' she shouted The English heirs contested Thomp wrathfully to me one day as I was son's right to share In the estate, but driving along Piccadilly endeavoring he fought them, and, as the cablegram to negotiate some heavy traffic. She today announces he hna won. A year Is the most Impatient woman that I or two ago Thompson uguln married, have ever driven. If she wants to be and since that time himself and wife In a certain place at a certain time have lived In Reno. He leaves Reno she expects you to do Impossibilities; tonight for England to claim his for- she would actually provoke you to tune, run over the housetops. I would not Mrs. Thomas Evans has received drive her again for $5,000 a year." news that, by the death of her brother. It Is only when the duchess Is ac 1). A. Walsh, a prominent contractor oompnnled by the duke that she will of Chicago, she has fallen heir to a have a car driven at a moderate speed. fortune of $50,000, M rs. Evans left for As renders probably know, the duke the Windy City to prove her claim to suffers from a weak heart and does not the money. For twenty years herself take kindly to traveling at top speed and husband have been located at In n motor car. Winnetnucca. Her husband has followed cobbling for a livelihood, and GEORGIA HORTICULTURISTS the two, though making a living, have MEET IN CONVENTION oft times found it difficult to exiL How Mrs. Evans says they are going to TAU.'LAH. FALLS, Ga.. Aug. 4. retire, and In their old age enjoy some The annual convention of the Georgia State Horticultural society, which beof the comforts of life. gan here today, Is one of the Inrgest HOME IS PLACE FOR meetings in point of attendance In the COURTING. 8AYS DOWIE twenty-eigyears' history of the organisation. The oienlng session this CHICAGO, Aug. 4. Rules for guid- morning, after addresses of welcome ance In courtship have been laid down and responses. Included a discussion by John Alexander Dowle, and the of "Cantaloupes," by E. R. McKee, of young nmn who fails to follow them Kinder Lou; Watermelons." by M. B. will be branded as a robber. "No Jones, of Thomasville, and Strawberyoung man, said Dr. Dowle Sunday, ry Notes," by S. 8. Smith of Decatur. In addressing his congregation In Zion legislation and Horticulture, plant City, may hereafter go out walking pests and maladies, experimental with a young lady after dark without work, and the protection of bird life the consent of her parents. The place were among the subjects disceuased to court Is In her house, where the old this afternoon. Several hundred plates folks are handy and can he asked the of the finest specimens from garden question. If nny young man wishes to and orchard are Included In the exhi court a Zion young woman, he must bltion which 1 being held In conjuncfirst ask her parents, else he Is a rob- tion with the meeting. The sessions will continue through tomorrow. ber." Dr. Dowle admitted before his con DR. SWALLOWS CAMPAIGN. greg.it Ion that some of the officers of HARRISBURG, Pa.. Aug. 4.--Rev. Zion were misusing moneys which Dr. Silas C. Swallow, Prohibition canZion had placed In their hands. In fact, didate for president, has about comhe said, there were several officers for an elaborate campleted plans who were likely to be hauled up for In the interest of his tour paign embezzlement of funds unless they Early next month he will start made good at once. on n trip in n special car, accompanied by five speakers and a inale quarGOLF AT SOUTHAMPTON. and will visit the capitals and tette, NEW TORE, Aug. 4. The most 1m cities or thirty states. H principal portant golf event In the metropolitan he will be disappointed if he does says district this week Is the annunl In- not ioll a larger vote than was ever vitation tounranient of the Bhlnneco-f- t cast for a Prohibition candidate lor Hills Golf dub, which opened at president. Southampton today and will continue through the remainder of the week. KINGHTS OF GOLDEN EAGLE. Some of the best players In the coun CALUMET, Mich., Aug. 4. The try are taking part, and as the court Grand Castle of the Knight this season Is In particularly good of the Golden Eagle began its annunl condition, a most successful tourna- session In Culumet today. Representa ment Is expected. ti members of the order are In attendance from many parts of the ADMIRAL COOPER RETIRES. state. The reports of the several show the Michigan branch of WASHINGTON, IX C.. Aug. 4. Rear Admiral Philip II. Cooper, commander the organization to be In a flourishing In chief of the Asiatic station, was condition us regards both membership and finances. placed on the retired list today. HKRI.IX, GREEN RELATRECKLESS METHOD OF DUCHESS SINGULAR EXPERIENCE ED BY MISS CORBETT. OF MANCHESTER. 4. d dle-cov- er 1 ht cun-didac- y. MU-htga- laundry. And why? Because the work la done the way you like It done dona to please you, done without being all worn out, and Ita delivered on time. AND GRAND CONSIDERED NAVIGABLE. to Establish Grsatly Startled When She Developed Gresn Rivsr Man Plans and in Passenger Freight Photograph Taken Packet. Old Abbey. Aug. 4. The recent exa posure by newspaper of the fashlon-atil- e and forpalmists, clairvoyants tune tellers who abound In Bond street, has aroused great Interest among the smart Americans residing In London, who are not above patronising them, and wherever they foregather the conversation inevitably takes an uncanny turn, and all manner of stories are told of prophecies verified and apparitions seen, fine of the most singular Is that related by Miss Corbett, a great friend of Mrs. Morton-Fre-we- n, Mrs. Jack Leslie and George Cornwallis West the Jerome Sister of America, as they are still so often called In London society. Miss Corbett is the sister of Lady Sutton, whose son. Sir Richard Sutton, now but 13 years of age, will, on attaining his majority, be one of the wealthiest young men in England, for nearly the whole of Piccadilly and the streets turning off from It besides a good part of Curxon street and the neighborhood, and three superb country estates will pass into his hands. Since the death of her husband In 1893 Lady Button has married the vicar of Trlng, and a till Uvea at Chequers court. Trlng. Some little time ago the lute Lord Cumbermere let hia ancesat tral home, Coinbermere abbey, Whitchurch, Shropshire, to Lndy Sutton, who stayed there with Miss Cor-he- tt and her son. Toward the end of their tenantry, while he was still away died from home, Lord Combermere and hia body waa brought back to Whitchurch that he might be burled In the village churchyard. About this time. Mias Corbett, anx-loto secure photographs of the beautiful abbey and the picturesque ground, occupied herself with her camera. On the day of the funeral she took a picture of the library. To her unbounded astonishment, after developing the photograph, ahe discovered that It showed the figure of a man Bitting In one of the easy chalra, although she la certain that no one but heraelf waa in the library when ahe took the photograph. Among those who have seen it are many who knew Lord Cumbermere well, and they all declare that the figure In the photo graph la that of Lord Cumbermere himself, sitting not only In his favorite chair, but also in hia moat characteristic attitude, with his left hand placed inside hia coat. At the very moment of taking this photograph Lord Cumbermere's body waa being burled In the village churchyard. LONDON, ua BIOGRAPHY OF SENATOR FAIRBANKS INDIANAPOLIS. Ind., Aug. 4. To the campaign literature being distributed by the Republican national committee there will be added this week a volume containing the biography and speeches of Senator Fairbanks, the candidate for The book was prepared by W. H. Smith, a veteran newspaper man of Indiana. A half million copies of the book In -bound form will be distributed throughout the country during the campaign Just begun. The author says that the biography of Senator Fairbanks waa a hard one to write as far as variety la concerned. His boyhood, says Mr. Smith, did not offer the Incidents that tha boyhood periods of other men offer. He wa Just a farmer boy of ordinary life. At college he waa Just a good student, while his rise In politics has been so rapid that It does not give much material for the biographer." vice-preside- paper- MICHIGAN WHIST TOURNEY. DETROIT, Mich.. Aug. 4. Members of the Michigan State Whlat asaocia tlon gathered today at the Oakland ho tel, St. Clair, and began a two days' tournament. In addition to progres 8l games the play will Include con tests for the Knight, or team of four trophy, the woman's trophy for pairs, and the Mitchell trophy, for teams of two men and two women. Escaped an Awful Fats. Mr. II. Hagglns of Melbourne. Fla, writes. My doctor told me I had con sumption and nothing could he done for me. I was given up to die. The of fer of a free trial bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption Induced me to try It Results were startling. I am now on the road recovery and owe all to Dr. King's New Discovery. It surely saved my life." This great cure la guaranteed for all throat and lung diseases Jesse J. Driver, druggist. Price 50c and $1.00. Trial bottles free. Post If the plan Lke St No. 12 a sidewheel steamer will be constructed which will run from the town of Green River, down the Green river to its confluence with the Grand, and up the Grand to Moab, a distance of miles In alL The Idea of having a freight and passenger packet in Utah Is something almost undeard of before, and settlers along the banks of the Green and the Colorado are waiting anxious, ly for the time when they will hear the deep whistle of a river steamer on their ranches. A small steamer was once used on the Green, hut It was a propeller boat, and was unfitted for the shallow water and was taken off. The town of Green River Is situated in Utah. Just over the border of Colorado. and la a place of about 700 people. A branch of the Rio Grande Western runs through the place, but it Is practically an oasis In the midst of the great Utah desert. The trip down the Green river is a wonderfully interesting one. as described by Mr. Yokey. The river begins to cut down into a canyon soon sfter leaving Green River, and the walls of red sandstone and the various colored shale rise on each aide In The gradually increasing heights. sandstone caps the red, yellow and green shale, and the walls are almost perpendicular on each side as they leave the river. Five miles from the town of Green River there are large deposits of fifteen feet deep, of great value If excavated, while crude oil Is so plen tlful that It oozes out of the rocks on each side of the river for over a Atlantic' Expran V0V !:U p. Balt Lake City, Pueblo' Denver and all point, aet. dally ARRIVE. X Pacific Express from Denver. Pueblo, Provo Balt Lake City and ali polnta east dally .1J;55 5 Pacific Limited Salt Lake City, Denver and all points 4 Jet-su- m. Cures Sciatica. Rev. W. L. Wiley. L. L. D.. Cuba. New York, writes: After fifteen days of excruciating pain from sciatic rheumatism. under varloua treatments, I waa Induced to try Ballard's Snow Liniment, the first application giving my first Teller and the second entire relief. I can give It unqualified recommendation." 35c, 50c. $1.00. George F. Cnve. and &Qgkt. FOR LIGHT AND POWER & RailCo. with figure way you. An investigation will convince you that you cannot afford to burn coal oil. 11 ?ou need power there is no kind that will prove as satisfactory for the money E. W. WADE, Manager for Ogden. Drakes Easy Money Loaned salaried people same day asked for without aecurlty or Indorsement, without knowledge of employer or any one; payments to suit. LOWEST RATESI BEST TERMSI Your credit once established at my office you can get money at a moments notice. Call and get my terms before going elsewhere. D. D. DRAKE 410-1- 1 Tel. 500-Ecclee Bldg. Open 8:80 to 7:80,; 10 to 11 Sunday YOULL ALWAYS FIND Eastern Corn-fe- d Beef or any other good kind at BALLARD & RINCKER. 881 24th Street Practical magazjnx FOR THK GENTEEL HOUSEKEEPER ACM issue ILLUSTRATED CONTAINS BEAUTIFULLY DECORATIONS DISHES, FOR THE TABLE. DAINTY MENUS FDR ALL OCCASIONS, ETC. IT IS THE AMERICAN AUTHORITY OR CUUHART TOPICS AND FASHIONS. Cuwnsnt laws 10c. SI.00 WANTED 11 a 2; 40 a 81 Through Car to Umik.' Chicago mid 8t. Loub. xe iSSf Cjty, I. A. BENTON, General Agent ruietD pertinent, Salt Lake City. C. A. HENRY, Ticket Agent, Ogden. O. B. GILsON, Agent, Ogden. c TIME CARD in Effect Juno twit It. C. J. A. Lindquist UNDERTAKER and EMBALMER Open All Night Tele?S'us &00-2420 Washington Avs. Ogden, Utah. 19, Depart for North of Ogdsn. No. 9 Pocatello and Butte Express, Lilly 1:25 a No. 7 Fast Mall tor Pocatello and Portland. 4UY 13:05 p. a. No. 11 Cache Valley Ex7:15 p.m. press. dally Arrive from North Ogdsn. No. 8 Fast Mall from Portland and Butte, dally 7:44 am. No. 12 Cache Valley Ex10:14 am press. dally No. 10 Pocatello Express, 4:01p.m. dally Dapart for South of Ogdsn. No. 2 From Portland, Butte and Pocatello, for Balt 7:35 a.m. Lake City No. 4 Local to Salt Lake City 4:14a.m. No. 12 Cache Valley to Balt No. 2 14: 45 lbl Lake City Limited for Salt Lake 8:30 p.m. City, dally No. 10 From Portland and Pocatello, for Salt Lake City, dally 4:31p.m. Arrive from 8outh of Ogdsn. No. 9 Bute and Pocatello, Exp-e- ss Salt from Lak - City and Intermediate points, dally. ... 13:45 No. 8 Atlantic Express from Salt Lake City at and Ml Year TABLE TALK PUB. CO.. PHILA. SOLICITOUS Mall from Denver. Pueblo, Lead-vlll- e, Balt Lake city and all polnta east dally Local from Sanpete Valley jgj Let the Utah Light TeL 658. ' 1-- Paciflc 2372 Washington No. 6 mile. At one place In the canyon, called the Wall of the Bloody Hand, can he seen the imprints of a human hand left by some prehistoric man as he attempted to climb the wall of the canyon. He had evidently been painting the Images on the stone with some very strong dye, aa the Imprint of the hand la very distinct. It la that of a man smaller than the races of today, and one very peculiar thing about the lines of the hand Is that Instead of being crossed as they are In our own palms, they start In circles In the mlddel of the palm, and gradually enlarge until the reach a couple of Inches In circumference. At the point where the Green and Grand rivers form the Colorado, there Is a large tract of bottom land, rich In vegetation and trees, where It la Intended to build a handsome hotel In a few years. Two miles below there the rapids of the Colorado begin, and their roar can be plainly heard for miles, producing a cound much like that of Niagara Falla. These rapids are among the most dangerous In the world, aa not one of the score or more of 'men who have been carried down Into them has escaped death In their whirling waters. A wonderful feature of the trip, according to Mr. Yokey, Is Echo canyon, above the confluence of the rivers. The merest whistle la echoed and reechoed here for wonderful periods of time. A rifle shot sounds like a battle between an army of soldiers. The cracking of a twig by a deer, or other animal on the heights above, will sound for miles. The town of Moab. which will be the terminus of the trip I in the center of one of the richest fruit sections In the country. All this fruit It la necessary to send forty miles overland by horse or mule at the present time, and the expense Is almost prohibitive. The possibilities of the country are believed to be vast, and as a sample of what enn be raised there. Mr. Yokey says the climate of the bottom lands along the river la mild enough to raise oranges. It Is expected the steamboat line will he In operation by next summer. p? (Jhibertaker Open Tiny cVtT Limited Balt Lake City Pm,.for Lead vllle, Puebio, Denver and all points eaet, ALBERT F. RICHEY 180 T.8alt tnj . IAtlantIc Phone 174. Phone 150 junt Inter medi , points, daily la success- ful, CUyMprofvo all points east Laundry.... 437 25th fef In Effect DEPART. - No. The Ogden Steam H. T. Yokey of Green River, Utah, la In Denver establishing a company to run a steamboat line on the Green and Grand rivers In Utah, saya the Denver Time Card Intermediate 8.00 am. points, dally No. 7 Pocatello and Portfrom land Express Salt Lake City, dally. 11:24 a. a No. 1 Fast Mail from Salt 3:10p.m. Lake City, dally Ex11 No. Cache Valley press from Salt Lake 8:55 p.m. City, dally & WORLDS FAIR micro1'' DEPART. No. 6 Mall and Express--.8:30a- m. No. 2 Oveland Limited tor Omaha, Council Bluffs, Denver, Kansas City NO CHANGE OF CARS TO ST. 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