OCR Text |
Show DAILY snatch many purses. I SIEVES WOrk ln ar every night Lak City and nearly been re- pure snatching haa Crimea have The to the police. committed on Main etreet or hen and in each immediate vicinity been deacribed aa haa nan tM ve drcased. The descriptions, Urt,-er- . are ao general that the been unable to make TJET and It la believed by the ffiat there la a gang at work. - the past week four caaea have been JjJjjgreported but nobody haa .woll-b- u i tfclock Saturday night and her slater. who . West Sixth South, were met South and Main streets by a TreMed man who grabbed Mlaa and made hla escape w nurse South street Fourth Jml Daley ri a poase of twenty-fiv- e officers and clUaena, Thomas man- - wh0 escaped wamble, n inan tbe provo mental hospital, made frantic dash tor liberty In the rain Li darkness through the northern of Salt Lake City last night, and it 11 targe. For thre hours he through the streets and blocks Lthe vicinity of his home at 68 Vine Met beaded on every side by officers udcltlsens and time and again drop-Z- S out of sight only to be run into In where he had stopped for darkness ae . moment's rest He would be scared near the Warm Springs and the dase would follow. Soon after he mrnid be located on Capitol hill and dniUy when the whole neighborhood taitill -- out looking uu om-'ear- s, for him with lanterns lt. Co-rin- VISITED MUCH PLEASED WITH SUGAR DUSTRY IN UTAH AT THE HOTELS. are the out of town arri-1- 1 at the Broom and Reed hotels The Broom L. P. Miller, San Francisco; J. M. Dalrro, Spokane; H. w. Keer, (Band Junction; H. Klssln-8t- r, Almo, Ida.; J. E. Monahan, San Francisco; C. J. Sproat, Salt Lake; P. " Cronnln, Ontario, Or.; P. J. Ham-hmle- y. San Francisco; K. C. Partridge, San Francisco: George Rayfollowing Louis San Pasa-Cal- .; E. Cohn, New York; W. J. Chi-D- r. P. C. (Pache and wife, Lake de; George L. Stevenson, (Chicago; C. L Amberg, Milwaukee: Ed. Fltsger Hd. Newport; G. T. Chapman. Ev ton; Charles McCleod, St Louis; J- Smith, New York; A. Dallman, Fork; Jamee Haterson, Central cltL Neb.; J. H. Colburn, New York. TEA ! Who ells the best tea Who sells the best tea Who sills the best tea Who sells the best tea Yav mmm K i dart fibs v,a th Chlcago-Unlo- n Northwestern Line. tJ?i.TV,rtand Two other xasi dal A. WALKER, Gen. St Agt, 8,114 18 Lak Cl ALL GUESSING GENERALLY WON MR CAN MAlcrH.0W UPMANN OF THE BABY B0UQtic-CGAQUALITY FOR 5c. MwAnKwRS R and listen to what these ladles have to say. The headquarters will be 'open every evening to everybody. Plenty of good literature to read. Chairman mittee. Socialist L. BRODIR Campaign Com- $47.50 TO CHICAGO AND RETURN. 947.50 to Chicago and Return Via St. Louie. Tuesdays and Fridays of each week via the Chicago A Northwestern railrailway way. The only double-trac- k between the Mlsouri river and Chicago. Three trains dally. No change of cars. In going to the fair tee that your tickets read via this routs. For further Information write A. WALKER, General Agent C. A N. W. Railway, 88 Weat Second South street. Salt Lake City, Utah. a NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT. MIOTNO HILL CARBONATE of busiplace Principal Company. ness, Ogden, Utah. Notice la hereby given that at a held on the meeting of the diracton 1904, an assessOctober, of nth day ment of one cent Pr corporaupon the capital atock of this on or treasurer the to tion, payable 1904, November, of 14th day the about rooms company, said of si the office National Bank building, 8 and 9, First Ogden City, Utah. Any "a which this assessment the said 14th day of adverUe 4. will be delinquent and a for sale at public auction, will u?be before, made la payment soia on the Sd day of at the hour of noon of a,aldB delinquent assessment. and ex- the coot of advertising pense of Mlfc JQKSS0S. Secretary. and 9. Location of Office, room building-DateBank National First the ISO. day of October, "a ONLY (37.50 .CHICAGO d return Otober Utah"4 SUth liiienieyer slated to all reporters i hat he was not here on business." :ud therefore lie had nothing to soy other than that "O. yes. We've WVve been hud a glorious time. through a magnificent country and have lecu magnificently entertained. We'i- seen the beet sugar factories of Idaho and Utah and they are magnificent, magnificent. The woinli-is that the people of a v could be educated up to the raising of S00 acres of beets In iwo years' time." by a Committee of Ogden's Businsss Men Salt Laks Their Next Stop. com-niui- r NOW ; tkr yp TO YOl WHICH WILL YOU HAVE? - Entert3;nsd it. These Are the Stoves We Sell. You cant beat them. !l: The Malleable the newest Malleable the markets it conths latest improve present known in the Malleable Range line. They are fully guaranteed in every respect. You cannot buy a bettor one. This is range on tains all menta at The Acorn Range This le the only Range with a hot blast fire box. It le the greatest improvement in ranges mads In many years. It eon umea the gas, inoreasee t he hast, and saves the fuel. Thia makes it the most economical range poooible to construct. This is the only fire box guaranteed indefinitely, and the Aoom la the only rang that has it. Let us show you. A guarantee ao companies each range. The Safe-Break- Jewel Range The Right Time This is tho Dr. Johnson TSe ' old Dentist 2469 WASHINGTON Tha vary hist of fillingo at A COMPLETE LINE OF HEATERS. AVENUE. Hot Blasts Radiators tho MOST REASON- ABLE rates. ' Tha VERY BEST of gold crowns and bridge work at tha LOWE8T POSSIBLE PRICE for' FIRST CLASS WORK. Soft Coal Burners Before having dental work done It will be to your advantage to consult Dr. Johnson, the dentlsL An examination o your teeth will cost you nothing and you can learn exactly what It will cost to put them In first class condition. MODERN i WE HAVE , 4 reliable and ranga. It has boon a loader half a century. Your friends have one and will roeom mend it. It ia a aafa investment. Every one told with a guarantee. eonomical To atop toothache ia before the tooth aehaa. Ao soon as you disoovor a cavity in your tooth consult ry S IN- ITS lnet M'r. mag-nlfiici- . feitla gait Lake; J. V. MUler, OGDEN Ro-lap- . The Reed Dave Ho us tan, Francisco; Harry P. Loovlck, PAGE FIVE. 19W PASTIMEJTHEATER m mond, SL 17, A i:triy of sugar magnates under tk direction of H. O. Havemeyer, TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY president of the 190,000.000 sugar trust kno ii as the American Sugar Refining company, who are ou a tour of WANTED Four or five room brick lio'n-e- , with modern conveniences; western cities, Inspection through w ill came to this city at 8 o'clock yesterliuy oil terms or lease for six months or a year. Address, with LADIES, ATTENTION 1 day afternoon on their special train, A meeting of ths Demoeratio ladies rpon their arrival at the depot they particulars. P. O. Box 408. this city and eoutny will bs hsld in were taken In carriages up the canths 8econd district courtroom, county yon, which at this season of the year courthouse, at 3 p. m. Wsdnasday. Ths presents a particularly striking apmeeting will be addressed by Mrs. M. pearance, the autumn foliage making Cohen of Salt Lake City and a perma- the gorges masses of biasing color. nent organization will be effected. All The party took to their carriages again ladiee of the party are urgently re- on returning and went out to the suquested to attend. gar factory in the afternoon, the special train following them to that point The follolwng poetical effusion was Mr. Hevemeyer and his associates ex- MONTAGUES COCKATOO CIRCUS picked up on' the steps of the county pressed themselves as very much A group of wonderful trained birds, pleused with the outlook for the subuilding: the Great Fire Scene. introducing In with and this gar industry VALE. section, dreamt that I dwelt within the rails the prosperous condition of the AmaOn the courthouse second floor; The THE GREAT PAMPLIN lgamated, company's properties. But I also dreamt, which pleased me local men who attended the party were Novelty Juggler. Egyption p. David Eccles, T. R. Cutler, H. IL most, General Superintendent BuckThat I stayed there evemiore. ILLUSTRATED SONG ingham and Division Superintendent By George. Platt of the Short Line. When the Frost Is on the Pumpkin, Mr. Eccles will join the party In Salt Just outside that courthouse portal Maggie Dear." Lnke again this morning and will rePecked a rooster as of yore, main with them until after an InspecAnd he raised a voice trumphant THE REDDICK3 tion of the Lehi plant has been made. As he uttered Nevermore. Vocalists. Novelty Mr. his will and then Havemeyer party By Jove. go east by way of the Rio Grande the Colorado Hon. 8. A. Cobb of El Paso, Tex., Western, Inspecting FLO ZELLAR will be the principal speaker at the plants In the snme manner as they Descriptive Vocalist and Character Artist big Democratic rally at Huntsville have done In Idaho and Utah. The party spent Saturday night at tomorrow (Tuesday) night Local speakers will also be on the program. Logan and visited the factory there COMIC MOTION PICTURES. A large contingent of Ogden Demo- yesterday morning. They then Inspect2. The 1. aa a In ed Bear the Hooligan river the crats will accompany the speakers to power plant Kentucky Squire. I. A French the city of the valley and a rousing Bear River district, after which they Count Advertises for a Wife. time Is expected. again boarded their train for Brigham, shota had been fired at him be dropped out of eight entirely and thi posse was unable to tell who was uho, Excitement ran high and as the gjBcers and men chased through the and back door yards the residents turned out to Join In the pursuit d the maniac through the wet sloppy GRECIAN KING WANTED itreeti. TO SEE WICKED PLAY TO EAT OR NOT rt) EAT. PARIS, Oct. 17. When King George Greece visited Paris recently the of exCltlmlng that his lease does not minister of cult proposed to arrange a P. Ounn SO, J. 1905, until April pire performance of Sophocles In his honor. bis steadfactly refused to vacate the No said the king. I of the St. James hotel, have you won't dining-rooGreek at borne. enough tragedy which hostelry Is being rapidly conBefore ne- Play 'Laan Belle Helene' for me, throwverted Into a playhouse. extra chorus and a ballet ing in were made by which the The gotiations beautiful Helene Is forbidden in Uni-doe to the hotel was to be turned over Athens like prohibited things I and Amusement company, Gunn had like the rest of mankind. entered Into a contract with Adolph Anderson, the proprietor of the hotel, BUILDING PERMITS. to ran the dining-rooThe building permits have following Anderson's lease for the St James subl- been Issued during the past week. did not. It Is alleged, permit P. A. Isackson A brick dwelling on etsing. This lease was given by E. B. Adams avenue, between Twentieth Wicks, local agent for the Burlington streets, to cost and Twenty-fir- st syndicate, of Burlington, la., the owner! of the property. Anderson, therefR Lund A brick dwelling on Popore, It Is claimed, violated his conular avenue, between Wall and Lintract when he sublet to Gunn. Now, to cost 81,000. W. R. Courier, manager of the Unique coln, Charles Becker A brick dwelling on Amusement company, has proceeded Twenty-sixt- h street between Monroe with the tearing off of the roof and coat 81,200. R Jones, to and ulncy, other alterations These changes are contractor. not being made without some discomJ. F. Thompson- - A , frame addition fort to Gunns dining-roo- m guests to his residence, to cost 8400. To protect himself, Gourley has J. P. O'Ndll A tfiree-stobriqk served notice on Gunn, disclaiming busines building, on the south side of of legal responsibility for accidents Twenty-fift- h street between Washingany kind. Gunn, on the other hand, to cost 85,500. has instituted suit against Anderson ton and Adams avenues, A. architect J. Smith, for $750 for giving him the lease under file circumstances The battle for AN INCREASING BUSINESS. possession has now reached the stage The Utah Knitting company of this where Gunn's guests eat beneath the ikies, as Couriers workmen have re- city has lately increased Its running moved the greater part of the roof. capacity and now turns out between 8500 and 81.000 worth of goods per A Love Letter day. They also have on hand one of Would not Interest yon if youre look- the finest retail stocks ever seen In the ing for a guaranteed Salve for Sores state and are prepared to supply anyBurns or Piles Otto Dodd of Ponder, thing In their line. Bo, writes: I suffered with an ugly ore for a year, but a box of Bucklen's TO THE WOMEN OF WEBER CO. Arnica Salve cured me. Its the beat Mrs. Kate S. Hilliard and Mr. M. A. Stive on Ehrth. 25c at Jesse J. Drivers Dora will have charge of the Socialist drag store. headquarters, 2281 Washington aveune headquarters), Republican (under A STRICTLY LONG FILLER-A- LL every afternoon until election. The woHAVANA UP- - men of Weber county are cordially inCIGAR FOR Ss: MANNS BABY BOUQUET. vited to call at the above headquarters ind three H OCTOBER Week of October 17 lunatic foils pursuers. --unued by REGISTRATION. 'itizeiis who t to regUter tomorrow may not have another opportunity to do this year, aa there will only two days after tomorrow, be-- eelection, for registration. Remem-th- at unlesa you are registered this ir you cannot vote. An entirely new registration of voters takes place this year, so that although you hare registered heretfore and have voted in you cannot vote this year miss you register again. Look over the list of registration offices and learn where you must go In order to register, and then attend to ' e matter. The registration officer will not call upon you. You must call at hla office. MONDAY. JOURNAL. STATE where they were switched on to the Sou'lii't'ii Pacific for a run to vtlieve the Box Elder county beet fields :t::d ihe Coniine sugar plant were Happenings in ! POLITICAL Lake Sait ft 1 IS UTAH METHODS MODERATE PRICES any kind you need PAINLES8 EXTRACTING GUARANTEED RESULTS WE ARE THE PEOPLE Dr. Johnson, ts, Dentist OVER PAINE THAT A HURSTS SELL TO YOU ON EASY PAYMENTS. YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD. r Ogden Furniture THE VERY BEST & Carpet Co. fe Uidsrwear It what you will always find at Burt's; it's made tie HYRUM PINGREE, Manager. aaeeeaeeeeeeeeeaeeeeeeeeeeeaeeeaaaeeae aaaeeeeeeeeee the the weather fit, and of right matoriale to feel good. These quick changes in make it necessary to bo well supplied with good Underwear. Fins qualities of Flescs Lined, Cotton, Cotton and Wool, Wool and and Wool, and tho strictly All Wool. .No stock in the city to compare with pure in quolity and our prices arc ccneidcrably lower than elsewhere. Liolo, Silk ! TO HAVE add TO HOLD Our trade nowadays is a difficult thing. The surest way ia to handle the BEST. When it comes to Fine Stationery we can supply you with Underwear for Men, Women and Children 25c, 40c, 50c, 75c and up Newest and Latest Art Stationery All the Latest Books Regular and Novelty Music Rolls Wrist and Hand Bags Suita from the best mills In the country. In Union and Two-Pieevery style and material ce ' Sanitary Underwear m The kind your physician recommends, We are sole agents for the well known DR. J EAGERS Pure Sanitary Wool Underwear. Will not shrink, nor Irritate the most sensitive skin. Also DR DIEM ELS fine Linen Mesh so much In favor with many Ogden families. ALWAY8 A COMPLETE LINE SCHOOL AND OFFICE OF SUPPLIES. I The Ross Book and Stationery x thl. 1904. A Co. - $ |