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Show DAILY UTAH STATE WEDNESDAY, JULY 12, 1905. JOURNAL, SLAVES SATISFIED WITH LOT. the Dixie Advocate should arrange to get a report from the Deseret News Under Mohammedan Matters Condi;; ,is to what will happen that day in St. tions Are Not Severe. Published tally at 0g4t, Utah alavea are Pemba George. jn Zanzibar and Mr. Bamberger might at least show very alow to take advantage of the OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE PEOPLE Utahns Park Vaudeville and Danca fellow feeling by iimtllng condo- regulations that give them the right travfreedom a their ing claim Mahler. to lays Mr. to lences VIVID PEN PICTURE. Olenwood Vaudeville and dancing. eler. They realize that eo long aa used their position le well are Grand Opera House Barney Berexclusion they A effective Chinese to that of the man whose nard In The Financier, Thursday, n The follow lng jik'tuie of the ail was the collHime or h shed which superior Is his sola asset. I have IS. J.ily freedom neai revolution and of the applies pieclpliiiled Into the West river In North found the same attitude tlon of the logic to the present regime Canton live hundred natives, who were Africa. From Morocco to Tripoli one COMEDY AT THE GRAND. in Russia la worth reading, and lte drowned. sees most of the alavea well content Barney Bernard, king of all stage The famine, the comedians in the Impersonation of and flourishing. quotation from Dlrkena'a Tale of Twe are not locusts, the drought and the tax cob Cities" la a reminder thiit Juat now la Apparently the new company Hebrew comedy characters, Is to play a very Interesting time to read that enjoying all smooth sailing on their lector have no terror for them; work in this city at the Grand on Thursday Workmen con waterworks. Doubtless they have the keeps thm healthy, they have enough remarkable book: Mr. Bernard's vehicle this sea-vito eat and drink and the future has no night. structed barricades in the street. They sympathy of the old. is The Financier, a play written meaning at all. Thera la promotion; overturned street cars and made hlin for administra- there are confidential missions to by H. D. Cottrell, and said to The barricades ot Uulse has elected a city tangle of wires. all suit hla ample and and friends a elevate governors that exactly to gambling the soldiers were attacked by hand tion favorable If only In the eyes of his fel- abilities. In the title role of thla play. slave. thrown thereby and has the night saloons charged Dragoons grenades. lows, " there Is always a chance of herself wide open, to criticism. their and using volleys mnnuirisMon when the owner dies crowds, firing and wishes to have some good deeds lances. The people fought back with ha charged Mr. No councilman Vitriol recorded In the books of Islams reevery sort of weupon. Mahler with bad faith In accepting cording angels. The sorry truth of thrown (nun the windows on $75 franchise deposit. the was the matter Is that slaves under Mothe city trooiiers. Night fell and had hammedan rule are much better oS street lamps The lit darkness. on ownership seems easier to than they ever were under the njls went Municipal Rloodshed destroyed. been of white men In America and elsewould theorise tha'n to practice. Hi Ogden. In the rlurk." Ilow the picture where. reWill 17N9! history of fit the page COURT. POLICE Or IN CASES Will the people fall? peat Itself THANKS OF THE BAILIE. will the hostile fall? Will tumbrels Demand Routine Matters of to Number the streets guillotine? roll over the Possibly More Truth In Speech Than the Attention of Judge Charles Dickens did not pose as a He Intended. Murphy. He waa a humanitarian. prophet. There was an excellent man who, afAnd he knew the human heart and its A number of caaea of minor Im- ter serving his fellow citizens In Gla He believed in portance came up for bearing before gow as n councillor, at length was historic the eternal outcome of righteousness Judge Murphy In the police court tins promoted to the dignity of bailie, or and Justice. He knew the higher the morning, and were disposed of In rapid alderman, as the rank is called lh d. Though he was none the dam was built the greater would be fire order. Jim Fagan, the man who after wore) on that account. It Is the simple the destruction that vengeance long worsting several Greeks in a free-for-(act that h-- education had been. negdelayed would ante Itself In blood. And fight In a saloon on tower Twenty-fift- h lected. This he proceeded to prove of the waa street and then worsted this Is his picture and prophecy himself unconscious in hla happily waa himself by an unknown, arraigneighteenth century. 'Along the Paris ed of thanks: to speech on drunkenness of the charge rumble, hollow which streets the death-car- ts I esnna but say, my friends, that I he pleaded guilty. A fine of $5 and harsh. Six tumbrels carry away waa assessed, the Judge evidently am proud of the honor of being made the days wine for La Guillotine. All thinking that waa enough after see' a bailie of this great city; and I am the devouring and Insatiate monsters Ing the prisoner's battered counleu even, I think, entitled to the honor, ance. a the various Imagined since imagination could recW. A. Miller and Robert Mitchcil for I have gone through a bailie has realisatone ord Itself are fused In the entered a plea of not guilty to a stages o' degradation that It! to to do reach not was is And there The former Guillotine. yet charge of vagrancy. ion, This recalls the famous story of the Mr. Bernard appears aa an old HeIn France, with Its rich variety of soil sentenced to thirty days on the muand the latter waa councillor who objected to a proposal brew rock and climate, a blade, a leaf, a root, a nicipal an hourpile merchant, going through both to get out of the city, to given place a candelabra In the councl! the pleasures of affluence and the pangs which will grow under in the of sprig, a pepper-cor- n, city ninety days pain chamber on the ground that they of to maturity under conditions more cer-ial- n bastile. iioverty. The humor of the charwould need to pay some one to play acter vaof a la ever present, though there are The caae against quartette than those that have produced Tor nearing, hue t! moments of the pathos whica rare called be will grants this horror. Crush humanity out of this afternoon. makes the whole world kin In the hamthree-ac- ts of The Financier." Mr. shape once more, under similar Her Transformation. mers, and it will twist Itself into the Blis drauk quantities of water, ata a lot Bernard in supported by a New York OFFICERS INSTALLED. cast and brings the original producfoods. of ii'-hsame tortured forma Bow the same Abstained i vom exercising every day; tion to this city. The sale of scats seed of rapacious license and oppresHha aasir.tiated lactic and a ease of maltstarted today . Ogden Lodge No. 5, I. O. 0. F., Ad- ed goods. sion over again and it will surely yield ministers Oath of But It seemed her fate to have to fads Office. away. THE MOOR AS A SERVANT. the same fruit according to Its kind, " fiho so mourned attenuation, with a No wonder the Russian autocracy like an owl's. That a smile upon her face waa novel Mighty Picturesque, but With HospitOgtlen lodge No. 5, Independent Or shivers at the history of the French der at Qdd Fellows, held their an' While aeon; able Notions of His Own. below her mouth were wrinkles, menace of revolution. The unshaped nual Installation of officers In their above her eyes were scowls. An artist in New York haa a Moor street last And and retribution stalks through that his- hall on Twenty-fourt- h In be like noae a hatchet her was for a servant. The artist found him tween. evening and administered the oath of tory. dancing In a aide show at the fair, and office to the following newly elected But one In fell to laughing day she they had a little chat between dancee. officers: J. Perry, noble grand; IV. O. way, Strang?, hysteria d Juat in tr, inking how ridiculous It It was a chat for the Moor The minimum coat of acquiring a Hustead. Henry Klasei, substantial education la Invariably the secretary, and A. C. Kliumacker, treax And Itprov"i: mellowed to a cackle that was knows little English, though he knew urer. sane tnough. they say. enough English or human nature to foundation stone of the successful Till at last she giggled every time she After the installation a light bansay that he had been a servant of the moved. man, whose pecuniary status since quet and a smoker was enjoyed by chuckled out her wrinkles, and Sultana. Before the Moor danced she Why. birth has been far below the par of about forty members present. aha snickered off her frowns. the artist had asked him to be again took to the all she And then thinge his ambition. Therefore the opening his servant shouldn't do; ROAD TAX CARRIES. next October of the Pittsburg TechNow she's grown as fat as butter, and The Moor could not say, modestly, has outgrown all her gowns; nological school, endowed with But she laughs away at that disaster, What, In this attire? for hla scarlet too. by Mr. Carnegie, Is of unuaual Five Road Districts of Weber Vole -- KMot Walker In the Woman's Home robes and turban were gorgeous; but For Proposition. Intel eat. The tuition will be $20 per ha did murmur something about being Companion. dressed differently flbm American year for residents of Pittsburg and $10 Weber Five road districts of county of servants. tho Stone the East The artist wanted him aa ha Turquoise for outsiders, and according to Di- yesterday held special elections for The best tnrquolsea are found In tha was, and said aa rector Arthur A. Hamerachlag, the the purpose of voting on a proposition mlnea in Persia, So sa he la, in scarlet grandeur, ha school of applied science provides day to levy a special road tax of 5 mills. celebrated Nlshapur was carried in each of the In wMch district, are twe whole vil- waits on the artist's studio aparttax The In architectural, and night courses five districts excepting Wilson.. The lages Inhabited by turquoise miners, ments. The guests hold their breath civil and electrical engineering, foun- vote was as follows: who work at a depth of eighty oi a little when the enormous man In Fur. Agaliitiu dry, mechanical or railway practice. ninety feet below the ground, breaking red enters the room to do the tea the rock with hammers. Upon a tur- chores. The artist, however, breathes Specialised instruction, leading to a quoise being discovered, it la laid evenly. specific vocation, will also be given. aside In Ita rough state, and after .Tha Moor has a trick of hospitality It is a pleasure to see wealth wards eitracted from Its matrix by an toward hla employer's guests of which, so lavishly to educate the let-- a Besides these perhaps. It would be well for tha elaborate method. fortunate. NOTICE. mlnea, there are others known as artist to break him. aa It proves nerve khaki (earth) mines, In which the shattering to the unitlated. He solemn, After July 1st the Utah Light and gems are found in loose toll, two or ly taken It upon himself to greet each When Rockefeller offered a million tallway company wlll reduce Its light three feet below the surface. No guest, as he or she arrives, with profto Tale there was no waiting to aprate for meter from 15 centr per ,iig point a smelling committe before it thousand watts to 11 cents per thou- Oriental, however poor, but manages fered hand and the plaintive murmur, was accepted. Accept it? Why, of sand. with a discount of 10 per cent to become possessed of a turquoise, "My friend." Perhaps the artist thinks it la better course. Did anyone think they would If paid before the 7th of the month, even If It la only In a tin setting. not to correct the Moor. He la a very 0 cents net rate a of per except la? Tale and the other great making big man, fend the artist treats him pothousand. on eastern colleges are not built that way. Duty. Spaniels Always UTAH LIGHT ft RAILWAY CO. litely. Spaniels are full of resource, and They have been endowed by rich men In wounded their exploiis retrieving An-to educate rich mens sons. WILD-BOALITTLE TROUBLE TO LEARN. HUNT IN JAPAN. birds are wonderful. A small brown though a poor man does struggle In and white spaniel broke Its foreleg, occasionally, yet these colleges are es- Savage Animals Provide Good Sport which was set in stiff bandages hard- Sandy's First Attempt at Feat an Ui sentially rich mens and rich boys for Hunters. qualified Success. ened with some preparation. It could schools. There is no revolution in "Shojia quietude has Just been dis- only go on three legs, but hopped out A Scottish gillie was Invited by the them. They are powerfully different turbed by a big wild-bohunt, says a after Its master with the other dogs laird to take a pull at hla flask after from the Russian universities. the cold when these were taken for a walk. galling the first fish of the day. Japanese paper. Lately 1 I canna trink oot of a bottle, prowild boar There had been a pheasant shoot, and weather has the driven 4 down near the villages. The other day the little spaniel could not resist slip tested the gillie, with a frown of disHow many more prominent Unia of hunters routed out seven ping off to smell down the side of a approval. ted States senators are there who arc or party boars on Aweel, try, Sandy, a Id the laird the hills. A hunter small belt. It discovered a wingef eight on the pay rolls of corporations? The named Krahei wounded one of the cock And Sandy tried tried on encouragingly. dashed after It pheasant, disclosures show that unsightly creatures and the animal three legs and caught and retrieved It, so thoroughly that the laird gazed la Equitable Chauncey Depew has been drawing a started down the hill to upset things hopping Into the road with the big mingled awe and admiration as tha salary of $25,000 a year from that as- generally. Reaching the tiny village bird In Its mouth. County Gentleman whisky gurgled and gurgled out of tha flask down the swirthy throat, until sociation and doing nothing to earn it, of Furusekl, he rushed through a flour (London). with scarce a heel tap left In it, tha so far as can be learned, unless it is to mill and attacked a woman who was In shed wheat a the cleaning Cultivate pocket pistol" was handed back to hard by. Memory. see that nothing objectionable to Wall owner. the her a A farmInjuring of somewhat badly. Many people complain having street gets through certain commit- er named Ito can Sandy, maybe ye were richt and Hoot, the that memory, Kunlchlro, yet poor hearing faculty tees in the United States senate. canna trink oot of a botwoman's cry for help, rushed to her be developed as easily as can tha ye maybe . assistance and struck the boar with bleeps muscle. Nor la It necessary to tle," gasped the laird, with a mighty A newspaper apeakes about Russias hla mattock, thus drawing the ani- go to any professor of memory or to algh "but, eh, mon, ye'd soon leearnl darkest momenta. Well, Russia hasn t mal's attention to himself. The nolle master any elaborate system In order Bailey's Magazine. . been seeing anything but dark mo- now drew others to the spot and when to accomplish this result One does LAGOON EXCURSION menta alnce she ran afoul of the the hunters reached the village they not have to go to a gymnasium to found the arm that or the had back. succeeded peasants strengthen Chopping little testy Japs, and In fact the great Wednesday, July 12th. mass of Russians dont know anything In giving the boar his quietus, and wood or rowing a boat will do It that a huge feast was In store for all." Similarly, memory may be cultivated The Ilain about anything else than dark City Military band special by nn effort and amid ordinary pup train via the Oregon Short Line leaves ments. Russia la a dark country. suits. Ogden 10:40 n. m. Fare round trip Wooden Tie Plates. Including admission to the ground On the Fourth of July of next year Upon the advice of the Bureau of 75r. children 50c. Everybody adults Life First Insurance Policy. Invited. Music all the way. EnjoyForestry, at Washington, the Gnlf, first The life Insurance of policy Colorado Jfc Santa Fa railroad eight able time assured. which the details are on record remonths ago bsgan to experiment with sulted In a lawsuit: William Gybbons EAGLES' EXCURSI6N. wooden Thesa plates are himself on June IS, 158$, for We are glad to pay out the Intended to protect the tie from wear Insured 383 against dying in twelve months; Monday, July 17th. fender the rail They are cut the did die on May 18 of the next year money ; but almost nobody width of the bottom of the rail, and heand the disgusted underwriters (tha The Engles' special train to Salt aa long aa the tie la wide usually takes of those days) contested I.nke City leaves Ogden at 10:40 a. m. company six or seven Inches and are kept In the Oregon Short Line. Nicholas on tha plea that he had via payment Writ tor Mr KantUf fenfe, A tcUEuc concert hand of twenty pieces will acplace by the weight of the rail, In a lived twelve montho of twenty-eigh- t Cmis y, Saa Fmcimt Fare, round company the excursion. flat groove In the tie. days each! The Worlds Work. trip. $100. State JImtntal At the Theaters we in fun-maki- ng En-'an- all y vis-ag- - vice-gran- one-alde- d; t On the Funny Bone t aden to Doga n and , . The West Weber choir an-'Hooper choir will join in g,a( j bintlon at beautiful Lagoon, l'verv" 'How do you pronounce body invited. HjsH-la- l train I,,,,,', den via Oregon Short Line lu:pi , ,fc' -J don't pronounce It. In fact. I Leaves Hooper 10.50 a. m round trip including admis-i,,,- ,' i i don't even think of It." Chicago v..', grounda from Ogden, adults 7i dren 60c. From Hooper, (iuii'. children 45c. Maud Were you not embarrassed when young Dr. Jones asked for your hand? Ethel Dear me, yea! I hardly knew whether he wanted to take me or my pulse. Judy. dls-tibut- ed R ar f TEA tie-plate- it t,.,., l . 'Bmithers is one of those people who manage to shift the blame whenever anything goes wrong. Tea, answered Mias Cayenne, "I observe that he always has to be coaxed to sing. Washington Star. Sergeant Why didn't you atop those students when they became so noisy? Policeman I tried to. I arrested four of them but they wouldn't come along with' me. Translated for Tales from Fllegende Blatter. Industries. , Crescent High-Pate- nt Flour Puck. 1 have heard a great deal about the "Subway Air, said the caller at the New York music store. Are mere any words that go with It?" There are," responded the salesman. but they are unsuitable for publication." Chicago Tribune. Half-Holida- satisfaction means. One Trial Convinces Xuf Grocer PEERY BROS. At MILLING CO y. Visitor to little girl of the house Thanks, darling, for the prttty tune! And can your brother play the piano aa well aa you? Little girl, acorufuly no! He plays the races. Boston Herald. I understand that Crimson a newspaper. has r .. Doesnt know what real Bllnkeraon Is Jones still paying attention to your daughter? Squiffers He Isn't paying her any attention at all. Bllnkeraon Did he jilt her? Squiffers No; he married her. Aliy Sloper's Who has never tried (ft Josh I tell you, Rooaha an' Japan will have big war taxes to pay when all this la over. Sllua Yew betcher! It'll give 'em a bully chance to protect their home gulch Allen Transfer Co. Albern Allen, Mgr. Phone 22. 412 25th Street But Yes," answered Bronco Bob. the fellers around here is so sensitive that they dassent print anything about em. Its editorial stuff must have many difficulties?" "Mister, that ain't any editorial staff. That's a suicide club." Washington Star. An they say out on the old lawn she looked away to the summer skies. "Wouldn't it be nice, she ventured, If the skies were ever clear?" "Of course not." replied the romantic young man. "What chance would Cupid have If there were not clouds to hide the moon man's face occasionally?" And the iiuiUlen blushed and said she did not care If the whole' sky was ovei-caxChicago News. t. , $10,-000,0- 00 Wadnesday, July 19th. Worldly lnded. A remarkable grace," said Henry ShallItBeYesorNo? t Phipps, the Pittsburg steel magnate and a philanthropist, wta once composed In the Scottish highlands. This grace, with the story of ita composition, la still repeated In Scotland, On my last visit there a gamekeeper told me about It with a dry Scottish chuc- Follow the example the wise people that send ua their of business friend. It ran : Oh, gie us rivers o "hlsky, chau-der- s o snuff, an tons o' tobacco, an may our children's children be lords and lairds to f he latest r neratlon The other Scot lis! -- ned to this grace with profound Interest At the end he aald, after a moments alienee: " 'Weel, its a goot grace, a very goot grace, but man, t's a warldly thing. satisfactory. OGDEN STEAM -- Ambiguous English. Have you ever tried to explain the vnrioua meanings of some of our English verba to a foreigner?" asked a lady who employs many servants. "My German maid went to the drug store the other day for some headache medicine and returned very much puzzled. The man sty VIII you take ly or hall I send It?" she reported. 'Eef he do not send It bow can I take It?' " Paul Kruger's Property. Among the articles of movable property left by President Kruger when he died were Inventoried: One bottle of snuff, one tall silk hat. oik black ear tube, varlutis psalm hookr. a large Bible, six smaller Bibles, eight button decorations, x pur-- e cmita!::;. t one Transvaal sovereign, one Tip-- , vaal half sovereign, one Tts::-.v- : . shilling, and one straw hat. State of Ohio, City of Toledo. Lucas County as. Frank J. Cheney makes oath that U Is senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney ft Co., doing business In the city of Toledo, county and state aforesaid, and that said' firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Hall's Catarrh Cure. FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed In my presence, this 6th day of December. A. D. 1886. A. W. GLEASON. (Seal.) Notary Fublic. Hall's Catarrh Cure la taken Internally, and acta directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Bend for testimonials free. F. J. CHENEY ft CO.. . Toledo, O. Bold by all Druggists, 75c. Take Hall's Family Pills for and you will find, not only our work, but her answer, perfectly kle. He said that the non who had composed the grace repeated It to a t ! I LAUNDRY Becraft E jI Repair Man FOR ' : IRepairWork r' J COMER GRANT AND24THSTEET f I 1 Repair Shop Cen jlepair AnytHinJ Gunstocks Made WOOD CARVING 5 AND ALL KINDS OE - CARPENTER WORK DONE CHEAP Aart J. Neuteboom Thirty-Thir- d Bell Mow Wall Strt, Phone 482-- X |