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Show DAILY UTAH STATE JOURNAL. SATURDAY, APRIL 14, 1901 PAGE SIX KICK HARD RAISING DENIS vu haw com anything ing your way, but you'll have no occasion to kick if you buy your suit from us. We sell the kind that will please you without Hurting Your Pocket IN NEW YORK CITY $10, $12 and $15 SUITS none more, none less. SPECTACULAR EVICTIONS TAKING PLACE EVERY DAY. IMMIGRANTS KEEP Cars Art Being Run on the Street Car Lines Paving Being Indulged in Some Newsy Notes of the Big City. HELPER The raising York to the spread from Greater suburban towns, and it liaa taken a strung hold upon Jersey City, West Hoboken, Bayonne and Newark. The landlords of Jersey City sent around notices on the 10th of March fur ail their tenants to Quit and give up possession on the 1st of May This scared the tenants following. greatly, and they rushed to the Janitors to liud out what it meant and the agents were pestered by all of them, only to discover that the landlords wanted from one to two dollars more rent per month, and had first loosened In all their hold on the premises cases the rales In rent was acquiesced in, for if there is anything in which the iieople of the Jersey City outlying section of Greater New York believe it is the present and prospective value of New York and Jersey City real estate. The boom now going on in real estate anywhere within twenty miles of New York's city hall la most remarkable. Persons familiar with its operations say tits savings banks are being heavily drawn upon by depositors, who are putting their savings in real estate Every once in a while they hear of property changing hands at large profits; then aome worthy old saver of money and Investor In real estate, like Peter Gilsey, dies, pnd his estate is disposed of under the hammer, at prices enormously above those he paid for the property. And so this generation goes to buying with the thought that when they become grandparents, the real estate they secured will. In Its turn, have mounted up to figures. Lawyers, real estate men, auctioneers and people in every class of life or business are working like beavers to make fortunes In real estate, and must of them succeed in doing so. We-hawk- For Lumber and liuilding Hock vee W.C. WILSON He lias WOOD ALWAYS Both Phones Hermitage he 14. N-- SATISFIED WE HELP. welll-round- What two words have greater meaning than j LightaiPower LET THE Company tW.WAK, Mgr. lor Ogdri : j The Lyceum Theater WcekCommendn The raising of rents on the east side has led to some spectacular features tenants combining to resist the rise In rents, and Buffering even eviction against the forcing up of the price of keeping a roof over their heads. In one tenement on the east side thirty-thrfamilies were evicted in one day. Amid their furniture on the aidewalks they grouiied themselves for their and they looked quite happy, notwithstanding that the landlord was getting the better of it, as he generally does. But the rents are sure to go up. New York grows so fast that she has to have rows of hew tenements constantly under way in order to make even a show of caring for the swelling tide of humanity. In addition to the constant addition of newcomers there Is a great scarcity of houses, created by the tearing away of tenements to make way for improvements. The immigrants, also are pouring into the town In an amaslng stream of Immense volume. pho-tugrap- Furnish you with either or both. 1 ed ee Utah Lights Railway j April 8 Strictly Up-to-D- ate Vaudeville The revivalists are taking hold of The Salvaifcis town in all directions. tion Army sang their, songs and took u; a collection, besides offering prayer, of a boxing bout the other day. They were as cool about it as though they were holding an ordinary meeting in their own barracks. The higher class the creme d la creme, so to apeak were gathered In the fashionable St. Kegis hotel, and the drawing room was ladles fashionably dressed, tilled attending as members of society a meeting modeled after the meeting being held in London to reach and Interest high society in rellgon. Miss Amy L. 1 mnean sang through the corridors, and many of the guests of the hotel qeiied their doors in order that the sweet strains might be heard. Reporters vainly strove to effect an entrance, but were not admitted, Miss Duncan aaylng, We are going to talk about Christ, and do not care to let any one in without an invitation." Eleven thousand Immigrants arrived In this city In one day. This la the population of many cities in this country that bear quite noted names, and some of which are capitals of their respective states. Earnest and efficient efforts have been made to divert some of this stream of travel to the south and the far west. But after all has been dbne there remains a small army that settles down In New York city and Its suburbs, concluding that It ia easier to pick up dollars from the many manufactories and enterprises going on here than it is to go out Into the country and not only grow up with the country, but wait until the country sees fit to grow up with them. The worst evictions have been made by the Pennsylvania road on the west side, where families by the score have been turned out Into the street from houm-standing on the land the railroad bought for its new depot. The occupants knew a year ago that they had to go, but up to March 1st there were still a hundred famlliea in the houses. Fifty families were put out last week. The scenes attending the reiffovals uer heartrending, and the distress so great that It moved even d the officers, who raised a purse of IT" to help relieve the suffering. Ireland has been held up to the nations for a century aa the martyr-lan- d. the great sufferer from evictions, yet New York city has more evict Ions in one week than Ireland ever had in a month. Gi-ea- t toe-cal- cents EXCURSION TO TWIN FALLS, IDAHO and I5 stony-hearte- - Hot Rolls or Biscuits n f I Crescent Flour ;cr-inane- IB gin One-Pri- ce Your Easter Outfit yldjrti with JV 0t Clothing' House Would not be complete without a now pair of 8hooo- - Advance atylao in 1w 9 I coho and examine these SPRING AND SUMMER riii port tin FOOTWEAR pa v the man or woman who wiohoo to appear dainty and correctly attired from head to foot, will not nagloct to ooloct Footwoar from the handaomo lino wo are showing. are Haro now, and o tuck i mao DEE-STANFO- RD fiir book SHOE CO. itm WOMAN DECORATED BY SULTAN. ceived by Mra. Robert Goelet aome years ago. Senator Bacon wno In Constantinople last summer and was Irvited to visit the sultan, with whom he hud n long conversation. In the course of the Interview the sultan expressed his desire to confer an honorable decoration on the senator him-sel- f, but was Informed that the United States government forbade its ficials accepting decorations from forThe sultan then eign governments. suggested that the decoration he conferred on the senator's daughter. Mr. Bacon accepted. In addition to the of- decoration, Senator Bacon received also from the sultan two handsome china vases as gifts for Mrs. Bacon and the senators other daughter, Mrs. J. Manley Curry of Macon. Writes Book In Prison. The Countess BonmartlnL In prison In Italy for murdering her husband, has written n book, which ends with these words: U I have sinned It Is because I have greatly loved But until my right hand has withered, until my tongue sticks panting to my palate, my protesting voice will Bound from the profundity of my prison." At f20.00, flS.OC, f22.00, f25.00 and $27.00 Suits for.. Daughter of Senator Bacon of Georgia Thus Honored. Mrs. Wills 8. Parka, daughter of Senator Bacon of Georgia, has been decorated by the sultan of Turkey, the order being the same as that re- $12.50, $13.50, $14.50, $15.50 and I $1G Suits for $7.50, $8.50, $9.50, $10.50 and $11.50 Suits for $15.39 $12.39 $ 7.39 !r tht i to ITb S CUN' il II Em I All Boys and Childrens Suits almort at your price. These are all new, fresh stock, of the M tuii fix shal own mil riel bent for lute makes and latest styles, j j You need tiie good. we need the money. Dont miss this opportunity. fit! cm rial I This Great Cut TOtl in! ' G. ;m Jac Lasts Only Ten ;n Days to i P" Hi The Ogden State Bank The (My DoaMe-Trac- k Ralway between tbs Mislead River sad Chicago. The Overland of N th fan Escrow Agreements u te Deeds or contracts which partial payments are to he made can best be handled by using our form of Escrow envelopes, which we will be pleased to furnish on application to OFFICERS H. C. BIGELOW. President J. M. BROWNING, Vice-Pr- - ea ll A. P. BIGELOW, Cashier. R. A. MOTES, Aret Cashier. k U B DIRECTORS Limited The Meal Laxsrioas Trale la Ml has a specially equipped department for the handling Passengers east from Chicago to Fort Wayne, Findlay, Fostorla, Cleveland, Erie, Buffalo, New York City, Boston and all points east, will consult their Interests and find advantage In selecting the Nickel Plata Road each from Chicago. Three through trains are run dally, with through day coaches to New York City, and modem Pullman sleeping cars to destination. Rates always the lowest, and no excess fares are charged on any train, for any part of the Journey. Modem Dining Cars, with Individual Club Meals, ranging In price from 15 cents to One Dollar; also meals a la carta Ask for tickets via the Nickel Plata Road. Chicago depot. La Balia and Van Buren streets, the only station In Chicago on the Elevated Loop. Chicago City Ticket Office, 111 Adams Bt Detailed Information may be secured by addressing Chaa XL Johnson, District Passenger Agent, No. Ill Seventeenth Bt, Denver, Cola RabMt Died ef Fear. An amateur sportsman who live on the West Bide and Is employed at the postoffice went out to shoot rabAdmission 10 bits for the first time In his life upon the opening of the season, tht day beHe told s story fore yesterday. yesterday which, though It sounds fishy, he substantiated by producing the body of a rabbit without a scratch on It It appears that the amateur was so excited after he missed the first rabbit he saw that he forgot to put a new shell In his shotgun, eo that when rabbit No. 2 appeared, sitting on Its haunches a few yards sway, he raised his gun and snapped the trigger. No report followed, but he wee greatly surprised to see the bunny April 14 Jump a few feet in the air and struck hia length on the ground, dead. When telling the atory to his friends he attributes tfas rabbits death to flight Via Oregon Short Lino $10.15, at such a good ahot aiming at round trip. Tickots good to return . Open air cars appeared upon the him.seeing Inter Ocean. Chicago . streets last the New y week, satisfying until April SO. Yorkers that Spring was really her", A Lucky Pootmiotreao and they went home and at once their flannels, only to reap a Is Mrs. Alexander, of A changed Carey, Me., who stiff crop of pneumonia. Influenza and has found Dr. Life Pills a hundred other evils. It was a raw, to b" the best King's New remedy sM ever fried chilly Jay, with the wind quite bluster- for keeping the Stomach, Llv-- r and ing, when the cars first ran, but the Bowels In perfect order. Tou'll agree were there, and the iapugera wt'h her if you try there can . painless purl took them, and rode close to the edge flers that infuse new life. Guaranteed was one of It of the their kind by tgdi-graves. Druggists. S are about as good of days when one could get warm walk, X Food as you can eat, when made ing. but yet chilled to the bone nh.-Davit's Island Torture from the ear was boarded and the pas' -r 1 no worse than the terrible cn of at down. Piles that afflicted me 1 years Then PEERYS I was advised to apply Bucklin' ArFamlliea of the Pennsylvania miners who have come to this city and Brook- nica Salve, and less than a box cured me. writes L. S. Nalyn. In order to live here In case of .1 of Bugles, Ky.. Heals all wounds. pier. .a. a Bums and Pores like report that they have to magic 25c at graft to secure steady work, the sy- - Ogden Druggists. h !l Improvement in street paving ks x PUTNAM Is in progress, in which elimination of nolae is a principal feature. Experiments have usually been made on Broadway first, but this time the new Improvement, or pavement, was tried on the minor streets, on which, however, heavy travel, severe travel, is the the regular lot, and the pavement has The proved remarkably successful. new Improvement Is a wood pavement, and seems perfect where It has been down for some months. It showing no sign of wesr, and there Is no noise at all. It is smooth, reducing the haulage to a jnlnlmum. It ia almost aa smooth as asphalt, but has the advantage of affording alight catching points to the of the horsea. It was not as slippery during the winter as was the asphalt It ia such a popular pavement with the teamsters that they go blocks out of their way in order to drive their trucks over It It it takea them in their It Is easily repaired and direction. does not leave any unalghtly and badly fitting spaces where the pavement has been torn up and relald after the repairs to gas, water or other pipes have been made. The company that lays the iwvement does the repairing ltaelf, so that it ia laid aa it was when it was first put down. Workmen have at last tackled Broadway to lay this pavement and will work from Vesey street, the Aator house to Bowling Green. They will work day and night, right along. In order to relieve the traveling public and the traffic of the street from as much inconvenience and annoyance as possible. But a block is paved In a short time, and when done Broadway, which used to resound to the thunders of the busses and the trucks, will soon The be aa quiet aa a country road. business men on Broadway specially requested that the authorities would give them that particular boon of absence of the noise that had been tormenting them for so many years. Of course the concern that lays the pavement has a huge profit, and there la undoubtedly some graft in it, but graft or no graft the business men want tbs pavement. c Stop at the h ft rents is becoming universal. It bae 302 25th 278-T- COMING IN Open Air NEW YORK. April The lSSSsM tlaiy mt If you think that lem working from the foreman up, so ik.tt half a doxm cents of a miner's aaway before they daily wages f the comreach him. Tfci i ',l with reason, plaints made, and the miners. The real miners don t get all the wages. And the men whose wages are not satisfactory are those of the laborers who work for the miners, out of thein. who make their jf-i- t Many of the miner make big money, but they make their help almost starve. A. J. WARNER. E. L. VAN METER, O. A. PARMLEY, M. BROWNING, k tbs World J. Compartment and drawlng-roo- si sleeping cars, observation cars, dinng and library ing cars, A. P. BIGELOW. bullet-smoki- can, with barber, bath and Bonk-love- rs Library; entire train electric lighted, through to Chicago without change. Direct connection for SLPanl andllnneapolis Tickets. iMtnwSaes. ref ful cam bt obtained fra C. A. Walkar, Chicago & Grew! Asa. Koith-Waste- ni Ry. 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