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Show DAILY UTAH STATE JOURNAL. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER FOR EYE TROUBLES SEE f LOCAL BRIEFS i ARE SCARCE DAMAGES FOR R IS IK PROGRESS U g Ecclea Building. Doctor Coulter, 1 a vlultor rrom Zion. George Scott SUPPOSED TO Thomas Loughney is in from J'roo. ARE HOTEL PEOPLE CANDIDATES THE SUIT AGAINST SHORT LINE AND DEALER8 UNABLE TO SUPPLY ALL IT ALL. KNOW HARD. WORKING ANY MARKET AT C. T. Decker Is a visitor from 1rovo. PRICE. UNION PACIFIC. N. A. Scribner Is over from Salt Are Being Used and Managsmsnt of Union Dopot Might Lake. Hardware Lake Salt Company Apples, Oranges and Bananas Are Many Carriages Keen Accommodate Patrons at Vsry Contests in Are There Plentiful Ducks Continue to ArBlchardson Is here from Denver. Charges Discrimination in All the Wards. Trifling Cost. River. From Bear rive Ratos. Colo. Freight J. D. Brown of Gruiitavllle Is In 12 WASHINGTON AVENUE. It seems strange that a great institown. A dHinuge suit was begun yesterday The scarcity of eggs throughout the The election of members of the tosuch as the Union depot should in tution is education progress J. P. Gibbons of Onmlm is a guest at In the United State court at Salt Lake city is beginning to become a serious board of Pacific hotel almost considerable interest is be- depend upon the the Reed. by the Salt Lake Hardware company question, not only with the dealers day and its Information department. for solely James A. Luke is over from Salt against the Oregon Short Line and but with the housewives as well. Most ing manifested. All the candidates are While a State Journal reporter was Lake City. Many carriages are "working" the register In the hotel Union Pacific Railroad companies, of the eggs which have been shipped working hard. Percl-va- l, from is down friends of the can- this morning the cashier and clerk Kelsey Wright Telephones for charging the defendanta with giving to the Ogden markets during the pa at being used and the at ths 'phones telling Idaho. are displaying considerable were kept busy rebates on freight, contrary to the month have been sent in from Kansas didates Is to Kalamsxoo fare .RESIDENCES the what all in people contests keen J. W. Southwell la here rroin Rockare There City, but the eupply seems to be on energy. law. and when the next train will depart land, Idaho. the wards. the action of cause plaintiff inC A Telephones for For while the le demand the for Milpitas. decrease to was very 1L H. Spencer has gone to Iduho on The up light voting that since February 18, wondered where the hoavert company kicker The indicatherethe for holidays, the this noon and at and, BUSINESS creasing writing a business trip. 1903, It has had many large shipments even from there, tions are that the vote will not be a tel people got all this information and 8. D. Judd came In from Grantsville of freight consigned to It from points fore, the shipments, is table. It time find a out to started 7 have been cut down and local dealers heavy one. The polls close at yesterday. on and east of the Missouri river, that almost Incredible, but is nevertheless a a heavy raise in both re- o'clock. William Segm liter of Richfield Is a these consignments consisted of hard- anticipate where comwholesale The of tail Is a the and prices. list polling fact that, unless stowed away Following ware and other goods handled and mission houses are selling eastern eggs It cannot be found, there is no rack for guest at the Healy. The Union G. A. Gill of San Francisco Is doing dealt in by the plaintiff, and that the at 87.50 a case, and they are being places: folders in the building. First ward City Hall. Oregon Short Line hat in every in- retailed at 30 and 85 cents a dozen. business In Ogden. & Fell's Pacific company, especially, Is Instiward Nelson Second pay Utah eggs are so scarce that a case tuting reforms and making repairs all James Coe of San Franlcaco is stop- stance demanded that the plaintiff livery. on tariff the freight published regular 968 In is seldom the seen the market and along the line. When the corporation Third ward Hadley's store, ping at the Broom. such goods. does something of that sort In this Ask the Office for Particulars. as high as 89 a Washington avenue. are dealers offering A. Alexander of New York is regIs further averred that in selling case for them. A local dealer stated It gateway to the west it will he duly ac728 ward Pacific. Fourth store, istered at the Foulgers WHAT8 THE CIRCULATION! is compelled such goods the plaintiff THE KICKER. knowledged by if the eastern stock Twetny-fourt- h street lira. G. W. Dole of Liberty is visit- to come Into competition with the this morningto that THE VITAL POINTI THATS In rise continues Fifth ward Fifth ward amusement price, ing friends In this city. same kinds of goods handled by others will reach 45 cents a doxen lopally, IN THE POLICE COURT. the ahlL by J. S. Robeson of Salt Lake rusticated In Ogden and Salt Lake and shipped holidays. Business was slack in the police in the Junction City yesterday. over the defendants lines and concomcourt this morning. William E. Lewis, are of for holidays is the the. Tonight Turkeys night competimarRead our display ad. on page arrested for being drunk, was turned Judge W. L- - Muglnnla went to Salt nections from common andeast the Woodmen Ball, of the ing In very slowly, although the tive points In the territory lake this morning on business. Be sure to meet us at loose and Royal Patter,- - a professional will save you money. ket is full of ducks, principally pom OGDEN STEAM LAUNDSf mendicant got fifteen days. J. E. Hoskins of Lakeside is enjoying Mlsosurl river. Kiesel's HalL the Bear river district and they are It Is alleged by the plaintiff in Its proving a substitute for chicken and metropolitan life for a few days. that the defendant companies turkey. Judge A. G. Horn has returned from petition draw -- backs, rebates, gave "special Apples, oranges and bananas are arIda. to Blackfoot, a professional trip concessions and discriminations of riving every day. Even strawberries The entertainment for the benefit of freights" to other and competing corseen are quite frequently, but are been the free traveling library has at Ogden and Salt Lake, usually disposed porations of in short order at postponed until Tuesday, November equal to 83 per cent of the published 20 cents cup. per 13th. tariff rates. Charles J. Sadlelr, proprietor of the The allegation Is made that by reaHORSE THIEF ARRESTED. rebates, Overland hotel in Reno, ts back on his son of these draw-bacold stamping grounds for three or four concessions and discriminations the days. plaintiff has sustained actual dam- Sheriff James Captured the Man at The county clerk issued a marriage ages in the sum of 819.40S.22, and JudgEvanston Yesterday. license today to Aurelius D. Brown, ment for this amount is asked. John Mack Is the name the man aged 27, and Kathern Hansen, aged who stole tbe horse and buggy 23, both of Ogden. COURT. gives DISTRICT SECOND belonging to Nelson A Fell and who L. W. Shiirtlllf, Bishop McKay, his by Sheriff James at wife and two daughters, Annie and Read Their 8uit was arrested Brothers Win 4 oclock yesterday about Evanston Nettle, returned from a trip to SL Against Henry and Charles afternoon. The arrest was made on a o Louis this morning. Keller. telephone message sent by Sheriff The Post of the G. A. R. hav-inman Bailey from Castle Rock, the will meet at the City Hall on Friday At noon today the Jury In the case jumped a freight train there Just ofand elect new a of and evening of Read Brothers against Henry corps before the officers arrived. in ficers for the ensuing year. Charles Keller returned a verdict According to information which the J. W. Wilde, an officer of Coalville, favor of the plaintiff for $35 damages. officers have obtained Mack is a dewas here yesterday looking for the The case has taken up the attention serter from the army, having deserted fellows who burglarised a store in his of the court for a day and a half. A. from Fort Douglas a week ago. In Self-Filli-ng EL Pratt represented the plaintiffs and town a couple of nights ago. Salt Lake he stole a bicylce and ship Cups Six years Rev. Samuel Blair labored Joseph Chex the defendanta to Ogden. After getting the rig it ped The followjng matters were disposed here on Saturday he placed the bicycle In the slums of Chicago for the betFancy Shopping Bags terment of mankind. He will tell of by Judge Rolapp: in It and sold it at Morgan. Monmouth company against Pottery about it Sunday night at the First He claims that the reason he took Music Rolls Cut Glass H. L. White Stay of execution grant the horse and Methodist Church. Seats free. was that he got rig fifteen ed for daya drunk and did not know what he was Otle of the best vaudeville bills ever of the charge of Incest The presented In' this city Is that at against hearing was con- doing. Utahns Theater this week. The main tinued. J H. Winslow, Jr., attraction la Professor Btiyck'a trained In CATHOLICS TO CELEBRATE. divorce suit of Marlon Winsseals, but evelry stunt is an excep- low the ' J. H. Winslow, Jr., decree against F tionally good one. Do not miss seeing wns amended hy striking out the pro- Will Hold Fsast in Honor of Immacu-lat- o this' show. vision made therein for alimony. Conesptlon The bond on appeal in the case of W. M. Bostaph against Charles Tay NUPTIALS lor and others was fixed at 8500. Tomorrow the entire Catholic world In the suit of H. L. White against will celebrate the golden Jubilee of the ffi A pretty wedding of Inat night was that of Miss Josephine Rrotherton, T. J. Foster, the demurrer to the ans- immaculate conception. Fifty years wer and the motion of defendant to ago, the belief in the immaculate condaughter of Mrs. Ltxsie Rrotherton. and Mr. Ferdinand Engleke. which compel certain parties to come into the ception which was formerly a legend In the Catholic church, was merely actook place at the home of the bride. case were taken under advisement. A motion for new trial In the suit The ceremony waa performed by Blah cepted as a dogma of faith. The feast op Robert McQuarrle, in the presence of E. F. Brats against J. S. Carman is preceded by a special three days' of a large company of guests. The was granted. service, called a trldem. Tomorrow is known as the feast of the Immaculate bride was attended by Mias Adenla "RBllla and Mr. Will Plggot acted as CLOTHING STOLEN. conception, when solemn, pontifical beat man. After the ceremony an exhigh mass will be celebrated in the cellent aupper was served. Mr. and Supposed Thief Captured While Try church. Public services will begin tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock. Mrs. Engleke will make their home In ing to Dispose of tha In the evening a special program Ogden. Garments. will he carried out at the Sacred Heart PLEASANT SOCIAL. James Miller is occupying s cell in academy. Ogden Circle No. E81, Women of the city Jail and cogitating over Every yard left from our late Silk Sale must be closed out this week. To MRS. SLOAN ARRIVE8. WInodcrigrt. gave a delightful social whether or not to make a full and do we have marked each piece at .a lower price than this sold for during the of Mrs. Edna Wells Sloan, Monday evening In Odd Fellows' hall free confession. Detective Pendej the Utah Art Institute, camesecretary over from One hundred and fifty guests enjoyed thinks he Is the sale right party and will Salt Lake this morning to attend tbe THESE ARE PRICE INDUCEMENTS OFFER the hospitality of the circle. admit his guilt before many hours. President exhibit, Ottlnger assisting Progressive high, five was played. Miller was arrested this morning by and Ed C. Olsen and Miss Frankie Baker Officer Secretary Culmer. on Twenty-fir- st Hutchins Mrs. Sloan Is a water colorist of were winners of the first prises. Sim- street between Wall ave-nuand Pacific rare One of her pictures, per waa then In order. Each lady He was trying to dispose of bunchability. Is given a good light of violets. a filled well was brought basket which some garments that were afterwards at the exhibit. It is a theme that Is purchased hy the gentlemen and room found a to stolen been from have tete-a-te- te luncheon followed. perfectly adapted to Mrs. Sloan's deliin the Central hotel. cate touch and color scheme. The violets possess more than outline and STILL REACHING OUT. color. One would almost Imagine that has Postal The Telegraph company they exhaled fragrance. We are prepared to show you our Winter stock of Waist Flannels, in all the completed another line from Ogden to The extravagant tea is the Salt Lake City and now has three lines BETTER NEEDED, latest stripes and Persian designs in French Flannels. to the east and two to the roast via Is making a The police n common stuff. Portland. In a short time the com- strong effert department Our regular 75c French Flannel, Per-to secure perfect coComplete line in all colors and pany will build a line across Nevada operation with it by the pawnbrokers designs, in all colors, signs, from direct to Ban Francisco. The sage- and second-han- d dealers of this city, Try good! on brush state is now the only one In the A daily report of goods purchased and sale 3gc to In wnty p It igc at SthiU infs BnrtTts Ian book-hunion not reached by the Fostal Tele- accepted as pledges Is supposed to be Him to M- -k (kind Ton. graph company. made to the department. If this report were a complete one it would enable considerable stolen property to be 420 rushmer M E R a M C4 tttsdU Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company Dolls Dolls Toys Dolls Toys ks Jg Dlx-Log- Q an 0 Xmas Gifts for Ladies and Gentlemen and Saucers Plates Now 5 Fountains Displayed at the Ross Book and Stationery Co. Dolls Toys Dolls Toys Toys Sale of Clean-U- p BLACK TAFFETAS it THE 75c values at 90c values at ea .... . WE $1.25 values at $1.50 values at 39c 49c . . . 59c . . . 95c WAIST FLANNELS TEA de-sia- 7Xr OUC e SALE OF ALLOVER LACES Our Xmas Campaign" is well undtr way. Ws havs sntsrsd it with tha strongsst iins of goods procurable. Ws havs sparsd nsithsr tims or money in preparing for a big business. Maka your selections early. RICH NOVELTY GOODS J. S. Lewis M & Co. Jewelers the Big Clock Washington Ave. ARTISTIC SERVICEABLE PRESENT8 CHRISTMAS ACTIVITY. The attaches of the Ogden postofflee are beginning to experience the Christmas rush, especially In the money order department although the forwarding of packages has also begun. Wells Fargo messengers say they are already noting the commencement or the holiday rush. Merchants report trade livening up rapidly. FUNERAL OF MRS. SCOWCROFT. The funeral of the late Mrs. Albert Scowcroft will take place Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Second ward meeting house. Revival meetings conducted by Rev. W. H. Rankin For Gentlemen For Children For Ladies Links and Buttons Gold Rings Bignat Rings Baby Pina Neck Chains Brooches Hat Pina Belt Pino Koy Rings Spoons Rings Fountain Pans Cups Match Boxos Napkin Rings Bracslstts Hand Purses 8carf Pina at Central Park Pres- byterian church, corner Thirty-fir- st and Washington, are growing more Interesting every evening. AH are in Best quality of heavy cream, white and ecru Allovers, excellent values, at reduced prices. $2.00 values at . $ 1 .00 $3.50 values at $3.50 values at . $2.50 $5.00 vhlues at $6.00 values at ?, . i . $4.00 Steam-Shrun- k Wool Underw'r . $2.50 . $3.50 New Shell Hair Goods For ladies, all sizes, guaranteed not to shrink when washed, per suit Separate Vests and ' back Big assortment of new style 10c up n$ side combs Jeweled and plain white side combs the very latest and most Ppu V' lar combs 25c and 50c Pants,' each n vlted. BIG VALUES IN LADIES' AND CHILDRENS WINTER JACKETS i - TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY HOUSEHOLD GOODS Two fine 6 hole ranges. 1 Wheeler ft Wilson sewing machine, 1 Singer machine, 1 folding bed and 1 lounge. II. C. Peterson, T277 Washington avenue. a |