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Show DAILY 2 UTAH 8TATE JOURNAL purchased ten cents worth of the maTO KNIFE terial from a local druggist. Mr Reum.-h- , In handling the sugar of lead, felt something hard, and upon cleanTO SAVE A LIFE ing the white powder from it, detecler a glitter that Induced him to believe the lump might be valuable. He curried it to an Atlanta jeweler REDMEN ON and h id It tested, the jeweler deciding SKIN GRAFTED FROM worth diamond, BROTHER. BURNT was TO It a genuine that SUBMIT DETECTIVES HAVE WORKED CASE OVER A YEAR. $250. Crime Culmination of a Daring Robbariaa by Gang. ic The stutie has been made Into a ring Sariot of and presented by the Under to his Cuticls Ex-pa- rt wife. From Fifty Fellow Clubman Will Help to Heal Big Wound. It is thought the diamond slipped from the hand of some druggist while of lead was being placed SAX FRANCISCO. Aug. 10. Lying NEW YORK. Auk. 10. For more the sugar in the package for shipment. at the Irving hospital, 2119 California than a month the moat skillful destreet, Henry J. Yule Is slowly recovtectives attached tu the Fliikcrlon TEXAS EPWORTH LEAGUE HOLDS 8TATE CONVENTION ering from the effects of a terrible agency and the police of eastern cities burn received at McKittrlck, near Bahave been at work upon the most ex10. The Tex., HOUSTON, Aug. tensive jewelry robbery ever perpetkersfield, six weeks ago. The patient uated In thin country. Diamonds and delegates to the twelfth annual atate is returning to his normal state as other precious stories valued at about conference of the Kpworth league a result of one of the most wonderful 9200,000 were stolen on June 21st, and were up with the larks this morning It is believed, from the Newport resi- and six oclock found them participat- and most extensive skin grafting opever been attempted. dence of a well known New York ing In sunrise prayer meetings held erations that has are performing who The surgeons chaurches In and various meeting In Is withheld family, whose name are with cuttask the supplied 8:30 being the oclock at Promptly the aid places. fear that publicity might the memof arms the from icle the Aftaken convention met for organisation. escape of the thieves. Red-meOrder of bers of the Improved been committees aphad Orders have been Issued to spare ter the usual to sufferer the which to fraternity the convention listened the no expense or lnbnr to And the rob- pointed bers and restore the gems, and every annual address of the president, H. H. belongs. During Yule's Illness almost members of the order have subsuggestion that could lead to their Halsell of Decutur, and to the reports fifty to the knife that they might mitted condiscovery has been exhaustively fol- of the presidents of the several contribute toward restoring a fellow GalvesG. Sxton S. of Rev. ferences. lowed, but thus far the case Is Into health. ton need lodgeman the of conference of spoke volved In mystery. No effort has been M. Yesterday morning a score of the R. and of LongKelly and the organisation detectives relaxed, however, are confident that they will clear up view delivered an address of the sub- sick man's brothers lined the corridors ject of "Finance and Religion. Rev. of the hospital, awaiting their turn in the case. For a week past notification of the J. W. Hill of Denison closed the fore- the operating room. For more than an Dr. W. H. robbery has been quietly given to noon session with an Interesting ad- hour Dr. W. P. Scott and removed Hunsaker and the The dress Man on of grafted Today. brokers diamond Young and dealers pawn to give coverwhich are of skin hits had The when Juniors their In Innings order that country the throughout reassembled after ing to the horrible scar which now convention no opportunity should be offered for the entire the afternoon being marks the back of their patient When the disposition of the articles. The luncheon, to devoted and discussions on the last arm had been bared and the papers following are the missing jewels: One lady's pearl collar or neckpiece, various phases of the Junior depart- last piece of cuticle fastened In place frequently described as a "dog col- ment work. The convention will con- the result of the mornings work vai a patch of new skin five by six Inches lar." with diamond clasp, pearl In clude Its work tomorrow. In slxe. Thus far 100 square Inches of renter of clasp, valued nt $20,000; one cuticle have been laid In place. Eighty 80CIETY OF FRIENDS e of white twenty-fivand six rope PLAN GREAT SESSION more will be required before the black large pearls, with black pearl wound la entirely covered. clasp diamond rondels between them; We must have at least forty-fiv- e TORONTO, Ont., Aug. 10. Members one rope of seventy-seve- n large penrla Dr. more announced of of the Friends a volunteers," t Society with a sol Ire pearl clasp; one pearl throughout concluded he when had are Scott, yesterCanada States and bar of three brooch, very large pearls, the great day. consulting of one pink, one white and Have no fear. They will be here, one gray or black pearl; one cablchon biennial general conference of the ruby and dinmond bracelet, five rub- seven yearly meetings. The confernce sir," answered the secretary of the les, about three or four karats each, will open In Massey Music hall day af- Ahwashte Tribe No. 89, and, turning made by Tiffany at Furls; two large ter tomorrow and continue for one to the elck man, he added, "Just trust turquoise brooches, set around with week. Prominent among those who to us. Henry, old man; the boys will will participate In the proceedings are bring you cuticle by the yard If necessmall diamonds; one ring, Mayor Thomas Urquhart of Toronto, sary." And the sufferer replied witb a center, diamonds on each side, G. W. Rons of Ontario, John faint smile. Premier one set; ring, soltalre sapphire, about Ten o'clock was the time set for the four karats; one cablchon emerald William Graham of Manchester, Eng' ring, four or five karats, small dia- bind; Dr. O. Edward Janney of Bal- operation yesterday morning, but be monds on both sides of gold band; timore. Henry Wilbur of New York, fore that hour had arrived several of Professor Rufus M. Jonea of Haver-for- d the Red men were at the hospital In one ring, soltalre pearl. It la known that the victims of this college and President Joseph readiness for the ordeal. The operation of removing the cuticle l a simare among the Swain of Swarthmore college. gigantic robbery wealthiest and socially most proml ple one, but the sight of the blood and the wound caused more than . one nent of the summer residents of New' UNIQUE WEDDING IN CATHOLIC CONVENT strong man to grow pale. One fainted, port. Since the beginning of the pres nt Newport season there has been an but after he had recovered he Insisted 10. O.. In the COLUMRUS, upon returning to the operating room number of Aug. robberies large unusually In wealthy residences there, and the chapel of the convent of St. Mary's where he later submitted to the knife. theory has ben entertained thnt the of the Springs, before the same altar While the doctors were removing present case may be the culmination where " many young women have the bandages from the wound, the of a series of crimes organised and ex- taken the flnul vows severing their nurses busied themselves baring and ecuted by a daring band thoroughly connection with the outer world, there scrubbing the arms of the subjects. familiar with the conditions and op- took place this morning the wedding When the surface of the upper arm of Miss Hannah Margaret Leonard, a was thoroughly cleansed the volunteer portunities of the resort belle of Columbus, and Lieutenant C. waa turned over to the surgeon. With K. Leonard, of the seventh DEMOCRATS MENTION Infantry. the aid of a keen rasor the latter rePLAYWRIGHT FOR CONGRESS Sieclal permission waa received from moved a very thin layer of skin, Just the church to have the wedding sol- thick enough to catch the exterior layemnised In the convent and it Is be- er of cuticle cells. When the bit of WHITE FLAIXS. N. Y., Aug. 10. When the Democratic convention of lieved to he the first time such an cuticle had been removed It Is transWestchester county meets in St. event has occurred In the history or ferred to the wound, where the second John's hull tonight it Is not improba- Catholicism In this country. surgeon spreads It on the moist surble that Augustus Thomas, the well face. Thirty times was this process known playwright, will be Indorsed CANADIAN LOCOMOTIVE repeated yesterday, and yet the burn for the congressional nomination. The ENGINEERS IN SESSION which marks the back of the patient friends of 31 r. Thomas believe that Is but little more than half covered. MONTREAL. Que.. Aug. 10. The he would take the stump for Judge Henry Yule was Injured late In Parker and be a drawing card in the Canadian branch of the Brotherhood June. He was in the employ of the of Locomotive Engineers began its Kern River OH company and while at campaign. annual meeting In this city today. work in the power house became enMOTORMAN BEAT8 A About seven hundred members are In tangled In the machinery. He was WOMAN PASSENGER attendance from all parts of the Do- rendered unconscious and, unable to minion. The business sessions will save himself, was carried under the SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 10. Jo continue through the remainder of the belt of an immense driving wheel. The weph Athenor of Hi Broadway, Joseph wek and the number of matters sched- friction burned and tore hie back over Lefloch of 1307 Stockton street, and uled to receive attention gives promise a spare of thlrty-el- x Inches long and Marie Mantel, who gives her address of one of the most Interesting and Im- eight Inches wide. It was thought that as the Occidental hotel, got Into portant meetings In the history of the survival was Impossible. At this time fight with Thomas McNally, a motor-ma- n organisation. Dr. Scott of Bakersfield, a Redman, of a Kentucky street car. last took charge of the case and began a night nbnut 11 o'clock. McNally used JAY COOKE IS 83 process of skin grafting. Lack of prophis controller bar rather recklessly In YEAR3 OLD TODAY er facilities In Bakersfield caused the defending himself, against hitting and sick man's removal to San Francisco. O.. Aug. 10. Sur- Thnt was four weeks ago. since then kicking and scratching, and In doing so knocked out Marie. rounded by his children, his grand- the treatment has been kept up conAthenor was also badly used up. children and several stantly but the grafting performed The car was stopped near the Butch-ertow- n Jay Cooke, the veteran finan- yesterday was the most extensive yet police station and the four cier, celebrated his eighty-thir- d birthundertaken at one exposure of the combatants were srrested. day today at "Gibraltar," his mag- wound. Athenor and Marie Mantel were nificent Island home in Lake Erie. Mr. Among the men who have already taken to the Central Emergency hos- Cooke Is still hale Rnd hearty, though volunteered have been n number of pital and bad cuts on their heads he has not been actively engaged in Redmen from Yule's lodge. Wlllopl dressed. All four were charged with business for many years. Tribe No. 13$. Yesterday's subjects battery. were memWrs of Ahwashte Tribe, No. The two men and the woman boardDULUTH'S MASONIC TEMPLE. 89, one of the local lodges. Each of ed the car at Eighteenth avenue. The these contributed three pieces of skin car started before they were fairly on DUI.UTH. Minn., Aug. 10. With yesterday morning and every one statand they wanted to know why. The Impressive exercises and In the pres- ed that he was perfectly willing to motorman's reply was curt, and the ence of a large gathering the corner- submit to the knife a second time If stone of the new Masonic temple was It should be fight began. necessary. Officers of the laid today. The event was preceded Redmen state, however, that volunDIAMOND IS EXTRACTED by a large parade In which visiting teers will not be found lacking and FROM PACKAGE OF DRUGS. Masons form many parts of the state thnt men will be furnished as fast as took part. The new temple will be the surgeons require them. Grafting CARTERSVILLE. Ga.. Aug. 10. A a handsome semi-Dorstructure of and dressing of the wound Is perform diamond was found In a package of huff brick and redstone and will cost ed to a limited extent every evening. plumbic acetate by John Reusch, who In the neighborhood of $75,000. "T am well pleased with the condl n, FUT-IX-BA- ic WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1904. tion of our patient," sail Dr. Scott yesterday. "We will put his buck in good shape again, although It must be admitted that the work of accomplishing the work Is long and tedious." STILL GROWING IN NUMBERS Y. M. C. A. IS NEW YORK. Aug. 10. The year book of the Young Men's Christian association which was Issued today, shows an increase In most of Its figures. The number of associations has grown from 1,736 to 1,813, and the membership from 350,455 to 373,502. This Is an increase in four years of 118,030 members and of 374 associations. The active membership of the associations remains about the same. The chief growth has been through employed boys and men not affiliated with churches. A notable Increase bas been made In the amount of property owned, so that now 475 associations own buildings and other property worth nearly 330.000.000, an Increase of about $2,000,000 In the year. The railroad associations, numbering 69,428 197, have members, having more than doubled In membership In five years. The religious meetings report a total attendance of over 4.000,-00- 0 men and boy last year. HARDWARE DEALERS HOLD ANNUAL MEETING GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., Aug. 10. The Retail Hardware Dealers association of Michigan Is holding Its annual meeting here with about 300 members in attendance. Many questions af- It's a Real i 6 In E,et j depart. Atlantic Hot starts 12 To Balt and Lake oi. Interm Points. daily... ") 'lalWiw to r LeadvllleebioTS The Ogdei Steam No. sSaisia: Laundry.... Phene 437 25th SL 174. arrive. "" No. 8 Pacific Express from Denver. Pueblo. Provo Lake City and aU polnte east dally..... !,., No. 6 Pacific Limited tolt Lake City. from easTally1'!.8.11. polnt 8lt ALBERT F. RICHEY jnbertaber Phone 150 ' 25? iJSL di 2372 Washington vllle, Balt Lake city and all points east dally Day and Slight. Open ,rom Sanpt j,, ThSSSi. uJu. s, FOR LIGHT AND POWER ton. A. BENTOS, General Agent SaU Lake City. C. A. HEXBY, Ticket Agent, Ogden. O. B. GILSON, Agent, Ogden ""tND pertinent, Let the Utah Light & Railway Co. figure with you. An investigation will con- vince you that you cannot afford to burn coal oil. II you need power there is no kind that will prove as sat- isfactory for the money E. W. WADE, Manager for Ogden. THE REAL REPUBPLATFORM The real Republican platform U a short document and runs as follows: We are the Grand Old Party. We are called the grand old fraud, the same being obvious; but we don't mind so long as we are comfortable, which we are, thank you; and we want to stay where we are because it pays. "We strenuously assert and insist that everything everywhere la all right are and everybody Is satisfied. We perfectly satisfied with ourselves and are unable to see that anything we ever did la wrong. We are unable to view with anything but alarm anything which any other party under any circumstances whatever would da Prosperity Is good enough for us and the people may go to. There are no issues In this cam' palgn. There la no trust question. The trusts are just as good as they can be and Mr. Roosevelt says that they are very good. We like them ourselves, at any rate; which means at any rate of duty. Speaking of the tariff, Incidentally, we are its friends and especially it is our friend. We would no more think of revising It than of knocking the bottom out of our campaign barrel. In fact, we will not no, not while Pierpont lunches with the president clipping the schedules would be like cutting coupons green. Let the 'good things' run on and ripen Is our motto; and it Is for us to Judge of what are and what are not good things. "Somebody has said something about a boodle Issue, but we ask the people to forget It. If the g. a p. can forget Its own offenders, surely the least the people can do Is forget The most the people can do well, we don't like to contemplate that. We love the people, of course, but we tre terribly afraid of them. We love the black people more than we do the whites. We love them so much Just before election that we Invite them to lunch. The rest of the time the southern people can feed them. "We Indorse everything Mr. Roosevelt has done. Wte don't like to, but we are compelled to. We will argue that he is sane and safe but our plan Is to change the subject as soon as possible. The constitution Is a very document and doesn't compare to Mr. Roosevelts Ideas of government It should never be allowed to stand In his way. After all. what Is the constitution between friends the friends of protection, of monopoly and of Imperialism? Speaking of Imperialism ours Is a great government, but it Is nothing to what It will be when Mr. Roosevelt gets through with It. Imperialism among other things Is a good excuse for blowing ourselves. The organisation will help itself. We believe in government of the organisation, by the organisation and especially the organisation. "Having thus put everything yond all question, we call upon people to stand by us. We hope they will not Interrupt our era of prosperity. We believe with Lincoln that you can fool some of the people all of the time and all of the people some of the time. We should like to fool all of the people all of the time, but realising the Impossibility of this, we shall be content to fool a majority of the people one mor time." . Tim. Card to open a package from our laundry. And why? Because the work Is done the way you like It done done to please you, done without being all worn out, and Ite delivered on time. fecting the trade will be discussed during the two days the convention wil lbe In session. LICAN f r' Pleasure TIME CARD in Effect Depart for North No. 9 Drakes Easy Money Loaned salaried people same day asked for without eecurlty 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 moment's notice. Call and get my terms before going elsewhere. D. D. DRAKE 410-1- 1 Tel. 500-Eeclos Bldg. Open 8:30 to 7:30,; 10 to 11 Sunday YOULL ALWAYS FIND Eastern Beef Corn-Fe- d or any other good kind at BALLARD & R1NCKER. TeL 331 24th 153. jfmm Street A PnacncJiL MA6AZHW FOR 1MB GENTEEL HOUSEKEEPER EACH ISSUF. ILLUSTRATED CONTAINS BEAUTIFULLY DECORATIONS DISHES, FOR THE TABLE, DAINTY MENUS FOR ALL OCCASIONS, ETC. 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