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Show DAILY L M. POLIICAL GOSSIP ' ; ; : i i .1 ? ' J j ; ; ' iccorii..f county Den,-- 1 have no terrors for ie. 1 :,i ii4 ready of im-- I us ever to t.in! !i..ui,ii r i., shoulder move, 4,t the only political with all good as I at the Provo poxtofflce since stood last Friday -to help pul light fiasco In the south are the the Pirate out of iiuixn..s. for keeps. 'tlf l.han.ler Republican gathering. Yours truly. po.toffice building. THE PIRATE IS FROZEN; will the .how DO NOT THAW HIM OUT ,.Me ,nj George themaelve. are flattering who p, one. that we are Republican, of Og.l.-noi. Friday t we are dead In evidence; well last you took the first sw-and olive and it much y we get alone was almost decisive, in the efem to a flnl.h before ' em. B. G." fort to recover one of your most valuthrough with able possessions of Americans a posbe .trenuou. day. In Ogden. session which you had weakly let a The nd Bob are chum,njr: and Biu grafter and a charlatan steal from Bill are a bu.y trio. you. The grafter who has run this ind pot, and George between town for hia own disreputable conference, private Thot, frequent Bob-t- hey and Bill get to- - ends had stolen your vote. He had rtndldate. a day bode disfranchised you worse than disther about four time, another candidate. franchised you for you voted us this to dire disasterpirate dictated, thereby annulling t lie Batch em, Judge. effort, of others. Your only reason for allowing yourThe Ca.tle Dale Progre. .ay. that there appear, to be a selves to be made the slaves of the in Utah county bu.y-bodithat man was the fable of his power the hunch of Republican In profess-e- d lie he caused to lie At present, nfcd fixing." spread that he friendship to Senator Smoot, thi. could make or mar you. Power he nme bunch 1. digging a well into certainly has had, hut it all came from which all will fall and .ink to the bottyou who were foolish enough to give om unless the senator cut. himself away your rotes. and bid. the other, to wiseup" You were the sole origin and too sustenance of his power. and stand hitched. By your action oil Friday last you took, for Bill's threat that he will control the every vote you cast against his deledelegation from Weber county to the gates. a fraction of his power away.' state convention ha. set the boy. to That he has lost It is plain to all. Only They .ay that a. they rej- through your lack of action can he thinking. ected him once, they will not brook regain It. Act. then; see that not one now; that he i. a vote goes to him from this time on. hi interference moribund pirate and all their efforts Surely the Republicans the real Rewill be to hasten hi. demise. They publicans of this town have votes tie saying a great many other things enough to smother the showing of misabout Bill, which, while expressive, led followers of the Frozen Pirate. would not look well in print Surely you will never elect him to an office again. Surely you must The know by now that his two pretended Journal: To the Utah State Prosen Pirate doesn't seem to know papers handbills of scurrility canwhen he ha. got enough. By fnuen-d- o not long be used as an effective weahe seek, to convey the Impression pon against you. You must know that that I am lighting him through the the tyrant and blusterer la a coward STATE JOURNAL, CHURCH MISSION i $ i UTAH IN SESSIOH to the Utah . ea ANNUAL OPENED IN OGDEN TODAY. .hop E.rl Cranston of Portland Preside, and Bishop Spoil m.y.r of New York Preaches Tonight. Tin- - utu,u:il xrxxion of the Utah misKuin of the Methodist KpUeopul church opened lit the M. I'church here lod.iy. The session wa presided over y Bishop Kali CraiiHtiiii of Fort land. Or., and was opened u ith :i prayer by the Rev. 1). M. llelmiek. l.ihhop Uraiixinn then uddraxxed the cnngivgution in a few well choxen remark. after liii-- the yearly reports of the paxtorx were heard. These shotting the general condition of all the congregations in the xtate, were sufficient evidence that all were proxiiernux and In xplendid condition. This afternoon ix being spent in ariou meetings of the standing committees. The newly ordained Bishop Kpell-meyof New York will deliver a sermon at the rhureh thi evening, to which the public ix cordially invited. Following ix the program for the remainder of the week: FRIDAY. 9 a. m. Devotional service 10 a. in. Business session. 2 p. in. Anniversary Womens Foreign Missionary Society. 3 m. Anniversary Womens p. Home Missionary Society' 8 p. m. Church extension anniversary. Address by Dr. Forbes SATURDAY. 9 a. tn. Devotional service. 10 a. m. Business session. h thirty-fourt- -, er ' Lecture 8 p. m. 10 a. room): 11 SUNDAY. Sabbath school m. love-fea- st a. m. (lecture (auditorium.) Sermon by Bishop Spell-meye- r. column, of the State Journal under at heart 8:30 p. m. Ordination service, a nom de plume. Tou know better and In defeat his henchmen will desert 7 p. m. Epworth League devotional o does the Pirate. Unlike the Pir- him. Even now the cry la heard on ate I fight in the open and don't use the street: "The pirate Is frozen: dont service 8 p. m. Missionary Society anniBill's masked batteries thaw him out!" thing shots. versary. Address by Bishop Crans- OFFICIALS FOLLOW COME WEST HE 18 TRAIL OF BLOOD BEING URGED TO VISIT TRACES OF A TRAGEDY IN GREEN DOUBTFUL 8TATE8. CANYON. Had Determined to Stay Human Body Lies in Water at Bottom East, But Is Now Reconsiderof a Departed Mining ing His Decision. 8haft Candida! X. Y., Aug. 18. Nearly The trail of blood leading to the every delegation arriving at Rose-mou- abandoned shaft in Green canyon, from the west urges Judge about three and a half miles up Mill Parker to go on a stumping tour duri- Creek, was Investigated by the county ESOPUB, nt ng the campaign and visit all doubtfofficials ul states. This was the object of the tuft of viait of Salt Lake yesterday. A light hair has been found on a .harp pointed rock about ten feet down the shaft, in addition to myster-loA small bloody blood stains. piece of rock wa. brought to the sheriff. office by Alfred Beat Jr. and L. G. Hardy, who reported the affair. Deputy Sheriffs Bell, Irvine and Edwards left for the scene of the mystery. When they arrived they discovered bloodstain for yards around. In the Mind Just below the mine there was every evidence that there had been a strug- yesterday from V. G. Menaiea of u. Ind and John Spencer Evansville, Ind. So much encouragement wa. received that they remained over night at Judge Parker' tone to discus, the subject of a west-w- n trip. Judge Parker determined on after hia nomination that he onld conduct- hia personal campaign from Rosemount, but since the notlfl-eatlceremonies so much pressure to been brought to pear upon him to he has promised to give the Ingle for life. vitations serious consideration. Deputy Sheriff Bell was lowered down the shaft by a long rope. He DUB on eve wedding. picked from the point of a rock projecting out into the shaft several InHnon, the 8ection Foreman, Killed ches, a tuft of hair covered with blood. m Was to Have Bean Apparently the body of the animal or Married Next Week. human being had struck against the wall, for there were heavy stains The following dispatch uppears In on the rocks, and the clots of blood k Denver Post from Evanston, Wyo.: were but partly dried. There was ord has been received here of the considerable Water In the bottom of toth on the Lucln cut-o- ff of Peter C. the shaft. Considerable rubbish was Hanon. formerly a foreman for the found In the bottom of the shaft and Inion Pacific here. was struck something The deceased was in probing o have a to Is he been married next week to which body thrown thought 5r' H- - Vincent of this city." Into the shaft. Hanson, the man referred to, 1. the Hooks were fastened onto a small unfortunate foreman who wa. killed rope, but Bell wa. unable to raise the todentnlly on the cut-o- ff a week ago hotly and Anally lost his hooks on nd whose body was shipped to snags. The Investigation by the offon Sunday for Interment there. icer Is being continued today. Bount Vernon, - on of Cut-Of- f, Ev-tIWt- on The management of the Journal will IDAHOAN KILLED. BLACKFOOT, Ida.. Aug. 17. E. E. consider it a favor If subscriber, will of Inters, one of the prominent cltl-t- o report promptly any and a leading (64. attorney of Idaho. paper. Telephone Instantly killed In front of the CHEAP RATE3 rj1 l lfli Place yesterday. A freight In and the itching yard it i Via Union Paoifie Railway . Surioed Ch (timer, attempted to ke track and' missed hi. foof- - To Devner, Colorado Springs and Puhlle attempting to step onto the eblo, August SOth and 21st; 818 round Norm of the each depot Ten cars pass-th- e trip. Five days transit limit In for thirty Tickets two In good direction. him body, cutting 11 thwps. days. PROMINENT non-delive- ry P r ton. The public Is Invited to all of these sessions. ARRANGING FOR EISTEDDFOD. Welshmen of This Stats Are Interesting Themselves in National Musical Festival. Prof. Wm. ApMadoc of Chicago arrived In Ogden yesterday afternoon, where he was met by Captain and Mrs. D. L. Davis and daughter, and Hon. William X. Williams of Salt Lake City. The party accompanied Prof. ApMadoc to Malad City, Idaho, where he appears this evening in a musical and literary recitaL Prof. ApMadoc will be In Salt1 Lake Sunday on his way to the coast, and an effort will be made to have him remain in the capital long enough to give nn entertainment In the Sixteenth ward assembly ball. Plana are how being made for a great elsteddvod In Chicago during the coming winter, and the purpose of Prof. ApMadoca visit to the west at this time Is to organise Welsh choirs to participate. The recent choral contests at the St. Louis fair have aroused the enthusiasm of Welshmen In several states, and an elsteddvod Just at this time, it la believed, would The receive their hearty support. chief prise in the St. Louis contest was won by the famous Scranton Oratorio society, consisting of 150 Welsh men and women. Among the choirs that will be invited to participate in the coming eisteddfod are those of Racine. Milwaukee, Cambria and Xeenah. Wis.: Mankato and Minneapolis. Minn.; Colfax. Hlteman and Oskaloosa. fa.; Emporia and Hutchinson, Kan.: St Louis, Denver. Mnlnd City. Idaho; Salt Lake City, San Francisco and Los Angeles. DRUGGISTS AUSUST 1904 IS, ii e Piano Prices Lower Than S uprights 'f icluil.lc irik. : ::. S.i :.i:y nrl::ik piicns wlii h illy far Jl'.o. tor J'.:i in $11. O.md organ. Sid. A 1 :d X'ltiare plane fur n.M.Y $37. A standard piauo-pia- .t rr. wrii -' wntih of music, for lie?. Ail Ktiadx snaraiilecd ami Yul'R MONEY RACK IF YOU WANT IT. Reside this line of specials, we bave put in nur full line to make thi. the grandest sa'.e o t all piano sales, which '8011-include the world-famoEH." the "GARLER twllh the tone and duplex scale.) The popular Marshall and ONLY THREE DAYS MORE OF WciidalL Mi Kantian Bros.. Brewster THIS GREAT MONEY-SAV- plan. and tlic celebrated Clough nnd IMG OPPORTUNITY. Warren ore in, all to be sold at the low ext price oxer quoted east or west by anybody. DONT DELAY, but COME AT ONCE to THE M.KAN-XOAre I'.RoS. MUSIC Cl), and secure Too yourself a bargain, the like of which y ku may nexcr lie able to obtain again. Di'.VT DELAY, but I'ninc at onre to STORE OrEN EVENINGS. We nre always glad to show good THi: M.KANXOX BROS.- - MUSIC whether you purchase or not. Cl).. and xo- Washington REMEMBER THE NAME AND iect ji'iir I'l.iiiu, TRACE. ' Our line iTirewrulx the xiainl.ml pianos it ith imernutiomil reputations, THE McKANNON BROS. MUSIC CO. 2283 Washington Avenue. and wo h.io them oil the floor to show Tlatto House. Ogden's you. exactly a. advertised. (SOME PE'MI.K HAVE NOT.) WORK ON CUT-OFOur stock is not the kind muilc up General Manager Wells of the Hall for s.ilcs. with u flashy ease with Lake Untile has returned from Stock -nothing inside of it. but the kind WE ton. where the work nf halluxtlng the HAVE lui ill IIUR REPUTATION OX. cut-ohas cummenced. The suiiii' us we sell t lio year round. (lii of the big steam Sliovelx bax bien Neither lm e the prices been raised brought ner fivin the California end to make the discount LOOK LARGE. of the system and will be stationed Look out for those pianos made for at Stockton dyke, where there is an speci.il sales, which yield a profit lit inexhaustible supply of fine gravel for any price. The people who sell them ballasting. The line from Stockton adinil that they would lie wnrlhless if to Lynn Junction will first lie comstored sixty diys. A good secondpleted and then will follow the rehabhand piano would he far superior and ilitation of the entire line south to give much lidler xutixfuctlim than one Calieute. Banks are to be widened of those eht-athump boxes. and ull permanent structures rebuilt We promise what we run fulfill and or It Is the Intention to rejialred. Sre not selling our slock ut less than have the existing lines in splendid cost (except a few second-han- d goods, shiie when the through line is conwhich are truly great bargains), but nected early In January. we CAN and WILL save you money NO HELP FROM UTAH. on liny article you wish in pianos, oror Htute Federation of Lulsir and The gans players. How can WE do this and make a many of the individual unions In the profit? Sell lower thnn other people state have received letters during the who sell at factory cost? past week soliciting funds to aid the It's easy. OUR expenses nre small. workmen who are on a strike ut the WE do a large volume of business. packing houses on the Missouri river Thy cash for our goods and are not anil In Chicago. No action has been dictated to by anybody. taken by any of the organisations up Thera Is no use letting YOUR CHIL- to the present time and It Is stated DREN go without a musical education thnt nothing would be done regarding when you can get a GOOD piano that the matter until the conditions existwill stay in tune with a musical note, ing In those cities became more presswith good action, for 8133, $350. Cab- - ing than they seem to be now. $- Ever Quoted THIRTY-FOURT- B THURSDAY, TAKE ACTION. Affiliated With the National Organization of Their Trade. The retail druggists of thi. city have affiliated with the national organisation of Retail Druggists. Special Organiser Cheathem, who has been in the city some days In the Interest of the work, secured the signatures of the following for membership yesterday: S. W. Badcon, Thomas H. Carr. R. G. Knoth. John Cully. William Driver. EL C. Brown, Joseph Cave, Joseph Wallace. Three were not present, William Glddlnga, George Cave and Jesse Driver, but these are also said to be In sympathy with the movement. The druggist, do not organize an Independent local branch, simply uniting with the national organisation Individually. Before Utahna Park PROGRAM Week of August BERTOTO BRAISDEN 15 Flexible Venus. Bicyclist and Equilibrist. ILLUSTRATED Vsst.i SONG Mont- - M SAM AND IDA KELLY Sketch. MISS BRYCE Comedy Bslladist. YERXAS Elastic Supreme. HARRIS Buck and Wing. N The Terms Easy, ROSTELLE 4L ROSTELLE Sketch. E. R. GONLEY'S UTAHNA-SCOP- Comedy E New Pictures. ADMISSION, 10c. te ff j A Big Business Means lower prices for you the more we sell the less we can afford to sell for. We sell you n guaranteed pi- nno for (15 down nnd 89 ler month. You an buy one now for 810 4 rash and 86 a month. WEBER DEALERS. io, CARSTENSEN t & ANSON CO. p to Dtiyues Muxlc Co. X BALT LAKE CITY. Huccexxor HEAVY SELLING OF GUNS Wash Goods and Ammunition GUNS FOR RENT You will not find a line of handsome new Wash Fabrics so complete nor prices so low as we are making just now at this store. Every piece of WASH GOODS must be sold by the first of September. Low prices will do it. Dont miss this opportunity. i 10c 15c 20c 25c Quality Extra Fins Lawns Quality Beautifully Printed Lawns Quality Fins French Printed Lawns Quality Handaoms Pineapple Swiss.. 8uperb English Printed Lawn. 15c Fin. Printed 'Lawn. WHEELWRIGHT 2476 WASHINGTON PHONE 1c 10c 12Vic 10c Good have a siiedal table full of our Ladles Black Hoxe Egyptian Lisle, Lace Lisles, (worth twice and three times what we ask), which we will sell for high-gra- etc. who come quickly we de Coffee ! f X x Evuryodv likes good coffee, but its hard to get good one time and poor the 29c per pair S. J. BURT (3b BROS. next. : Isn't that your experience? Impossible! Let . us supply you. No! A good cigar can be made for FIVE CENTS, and many thousand of them are being sold and smoked every day. You say you have never smoked a good cigar? The next time call for a five-ca- AVE. 147-- 6c 8c Hosiery Special For those regular BROS. We know where our nt coffee comes from, and that it is reliable. Carl Upmann Extra Five If you like it once, youll like it all the time, it doesnt vary. For sale everywhere, and known throughout the United States as the highest quality cigar on the market sold for five cents. Many smokers prefer them to most ten cent cigars. Every one uniform In quality the last cigar in the box as good as the top layer. j 1 F. J. KIESEL CEL CO.. Importers Barrows Grocery Co. Phone 651. 2456 Wash. Ave. : : : : X |