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Show DAILY ALLEGED OGDEN 10 ASPEN BARBER AWAITING OF SHERIFF SEBRING. Top Throe quarts medium long man arc batter than short or because wo know Wo over thorn You should sea them. Well show you for noth-inp- 10J)0 up to $40.00. Theyre fine. Ab-so-lote- -ly The Toggery KENTUCKY RACE Room. Vacated by Mr. Malone and Force Will Ba Taken by Store De- F There is under arrest ut Asp.u. e an Ogden bar in r nanaj o. B. Granger, who la wai.u.d !i, iv ,,n a charge of forgery. Drang. r is j to have swindled some .( liis and others in ogdeu iut ..f about ISiH.i. Now he U in .! i l.,-- , I., , of the law and Sheriff is preparing extraditlun papers m.d will leave for Colorado Wednesday evening to bring back his man The story of Grangers alleged Crimea, as related by the sin riff, is in brief that while he was employed as a berber at the Elm bailar shop in the Eccles building he forged several checks, one on the Utah Book and Stationery company, another on Kl.tdgett, the barber, one on another member of the trade, and he Induced Dick Davis, a brother of John C. Davis, to sign a note for 1290, the whole being a deception and a fraud. Thin was just before Christinas last year and then Granger dUapjieared. He was located on an eastbound train and waa taken Into custody at Price, but through some unexplained cause the constable at that place gave him his liberty. From that time he haa apparently been In hiding, as nothing waa heard or seen of him until a few days ago when he appeared at Aspen and was recognised by J. A. Stewart, a former fellow employe, who notified Sheriff Behring, knowing that he was wanted here. The aherilf In turn wired the city marshal of Aspen to arrest Granger, and on account of the telegraphers' strike there waa some difficulty In opening up communication, but the marshal eventually secured hla man, and la holding him pending tha arrival of Sheriff Behring. Tlu' iifut two-stopressed lriik I'ulIJii.g v. liich lias been in course of i ci ik.ii fur Bouie time past Just southeast ut i lie Southern Pacific roundhouse sill soon Lie occupied by Master Mechanic 1). J. Malone of tile Salt Lake divisiuii and his working force of almost Uo scurc dirk. The office rooms vacated Ly .Mr. Malone will be used by the store deiarl incut of the Southern Pacitic for additional storage room. Tile new building is located advantageously for the handling of llie motive power business w inch devolves on Mr. Muione's uitu-- and still is In such u position u.ut employes from offices in the I'niou di pot, or town (eople for that mailer, do not have to gel a guide to lie uble id lucate tha place such as lias been necessary in the past. It is located away from tha terrible din of the massive machinery in the shops and uul of immediate range of the dense smoke from the roundhouse. The office of Assistant Engineer Campbell of the Harriiuan lines is also to be moved to a point Jsui north of the yard office, and between the yard office and Twenty-fourt- h street. This will give Mr. Campbell a mure central office location which will be still more apinvciuted when the active building of the viaduct commences. ra Royal Irish Yacht Club Will Matt and Conaidar It RECEIVES SHIP J. C. LEGGOTT MENT OF THOROUGHBREDS. Graceful i Beauties Float of Foot and Lithe of Limb, Are Now Quartered in the Livery Stable on Washington Avenue. Kentucky thoroughbred horse a, and lithe of limb, arrived this morning at S oclock In a special ear, consigned to J. C. Leggott, the local dealer in fine horses. These beauties from the Blue Grass state are now quartered at the stable on Washington avenue. Finer horses than these are seldom Men anywhere. In fact, one prominent horseman stated that It was the finest shipment of Kentucky thoroughbreds that ever entered the state. They were In charge of a negro, considerably blacker than Desdemonas Moor, who was practically raised with them, and who was sent out to see that they got the best of attention on the road. They stood the trip well. , Six fleet of foot PRINCE WILHELM TO WED. COPENHAGEN, Oct Prince 1. Wil- helm, grandson of the crown of the king, and son prince, who recently kited the United States, will be mar-this month, It la annunwd. The prospective bride la tha Grand Duchess Marie, daughter of the Grand Duke Paul Alexdrovltch of Russia. The ceremony will take place In Bt. Petersburg. Prince Wilhelm recently made an extensive tour of the American Atlanta, coast on the cruiser Fylgla, visiting Jamestown, New York, Oyster Bay, Newport and Boston. W seml-ofllcia- CONFERENCE Excursions lly AND STATE FAIR to Salt Laks City via Rio Grand Wostsrn DUBLIN, Oct. 1. A meeting of tha challenge committee of the Royal Irian Yacht Club will be held here tomorrow, when 81r Thomas Llptons challenge for the American cup will be considered. It la anticipated that the regulations to be decided on will permit of a more useful and leaa extraordinary type of vessel to be entered. The three previous challenges of Sir Thomas were transmitted through the Royal Ulster Tacht Club, and It la hoped that tha baronets new affilla-- 1 tlon will result In a change of luck. The Royal Irish club la ancient as well as royal, having been organised In 1711. Its headquarters are located at Kingston, near Dublin, and It aahs Its races In the Irish Sea. Its commodore, the Marquis of Ormonde, la also commodore of the Royal Yacht Club, the premier yachting association of Europe. The Queens cup, now known as the America's cup, was won by tha Ameri. can yacht America from the British yacht Aurora, In a race around tha lale of Wight from Cowes, August 23, 1851. Blue 1870 the British have at Intervals vainly attempted to recover the trophy, which, in 1887 traa presented to the New York Yacht club by George L. Schuyler, the sole surviving owner of the trophy. It waa successfully defended by the Columbia In 1871, by the Madeline In 1878, by the Mischief In 1881, by the Puritan ' In 1885, and by the Mayflower In 1581. In 1887 General Paine's Volunteer defeated Jamea Bells Scotch cutter Thistle for the cup. In 1891 the Vigilant defeated Lord Dunraven'a Valkyre II, and in 1885 the Defender defeated The Lord Dunraven'a Valkyre IIL Columbia In 1809 beat Sir Thomas Uptons Shamrock, and In 1001 again defeated Upton's Shamrock II. In 1008 Sir Thomas sent over the Shamrock IIL which was defeated oy the Reliance. SWEDEN WANTS RACE IN 190S. 'CTCBER N 1. 907. PASE FIVE. i WILL BE Man Who Is Charged W.th a Ssr.es of Swindles Involving Asout $300 Brought to Account Will Be Returned to Ogdan for Trial. LIPTONS CHALLENGE. HORSES ARRIVE 0U11ERS A Ml.iw-worke- overcoats. MOVE BUILDING SOUTHEAST OF ROUND HOUSE TO BE USED. L old-llm- Our Fall ' ll i. FORGER 1KSIQIT " UTAH STATE JOURNAL AG MORE IF NEW PASSES. at Sa an. of C't Tressa-e- r $'.500 Per Annum A': B- - nt Pertaining to - partment Assistant Engineer Campbell Also On tho Movo. t v. ry Ha tj i ,n ic I. ;im! i A. 1 I N!i i! ;!.!$ U !.I , in It U 1 1 i .S i - ' h l : '.iv -- u nil'll :m rt.ulidi: ii!M 1".- - Tlio salary lliMVl'V tix.,,1 el'v 111 The city office slid ill. in sha'I -- ! i I Ihw. this cannot tiru.i l'; util.-- lri, You will tie delighted with a stein of famous Muenchner beer, on draught, nr try that excellent old Mount Vernon li ulnto rag:, ai Ulean . J rye whlaky tin-J.l'.l- l at the Kalxtaff cafe. . j i I.aie I Ills Myron I 'a lup'f N"i'li i 'lull'll anil Kffie Mae npi'i'luti'd ; in rnxtu.iiaii iiiuiK macl'inc'. :ii tl.ei Si'ilu'-.!' i lyilt'ii were gran nil a 'f city I'oun. ll last night. i .y ti.i use in u.-iI'ltuiity Ulcik Mnll- - - 1 'it-- Natsl'tu ( afti-mooi- wa l - Yinir tiitli shiiu'd U- Milijivtiat tu iiuiif bill Hie inoet tii ;tliii lit. Tile llillllt- lVIll.ll Uo. HKXUIV8 this. Kilti - If you drink, drink Yellowstone. - Uliy Engineer A. K. 1'arker I lei'ii c grained a lcate of nln-eae- l no week. - lliiiiilil J. Uiii'kard. chief clerk to 1ms Traliinuisli'r c, l.uty of the Southern fur w ho ax Iniil responsible pul-ttonhi iho railroad service for the 1a-clli- 1 M past two years, haa resigned ami will Dr. F. I.. Xdraiiiore of the Home leave Ills prcM-n- t position tomorrow to Dental Cu. employs tile latest approved iiMHitmc tin- ilutlea of assistant court methods known to dentistry. of the Second Juillcliil district. ri'ihirii-- be. - r IS INVENTOR HEAD OF THE SUGAR TRUST. II I Mantnl li.ll I ii i transact all the' r. ll.iol. for .III lAli'liMVr t'.ii ill, Tl:. will I '.is I a.ii n in ati.iul .1 month. In to said office ai. ' j tile lily hall. ordiuatiee sh.ii: t..Vo eet on the 1st day of J.inuarv 1 "" approval and publication " r ' ' of at the i lime is pri $.l) per month, which Is no; 'viitli to pay a competent man to d t.is whole attention to the du-- ti ' i lie nrtiee. Usually the office of ritv !:..isurer has been In snetn bank In iii- - diy. Under the new ordinance. If .lli 'il.i.V n treiisiiri-- anil Mrs Mi p.in-- ;. - i LOCAL BRIEFS tl uliuvA - '!ionhis 111.JuliesThisnt I" I: l' i I I ' run",- the nic !t'"i! '.In iii i.tx "f l!u nun,. lex of tin ' ti '"l ll lit, ale iti'lcl'lliiin-- lv "aw ll't) usually su.ctvil wl!i."il liiali walls ami Kuanls prison ves-l- . I'Slruinl is i ,u In .illy unpiissiblt:. 1" ' I.llikT p.iv.il'le in iiiuii'.l.iv fl.'u on the last I h t' w v m .u :r ti.i ll. lu i'll :i i i ! - a- r ll . ; itMil Walt fur the Presbyterian mage Sale. Bright valley hay 11. feed store, next to poslofflce. H. O. Havemeyer and Party of 8ugar Magnates on Tour of Inspection. Rum- W. V. Cassidy, formerly private secre- tary to Assistant Superintendent II. J. lloth, of the Oregon Short Line, when that officlul was In office, will C. Farrel succeed hhn. best shooting season of tha HAS RECEIVED PATENTS ON TWO A business meeting of the W. U. soon be open. lie p traced will year T. A. will be held in the lecture runiii SUGAR CITY, Ida., Sept. 80. USEFUL ARTICLES. best with the gun, ammunition, etc. 11. 2:30 church at of Methodist in. p. the Republican special.) H. C. Hansen A Son. O. Haveineyer, president of the AmerWedneaday. ican Sugar Refining company, with Dr. 8. G. Eghan Takas Up Invsntion The ohaequlrfl of Nephl Edwin If you drink, drink Tellowatona. hla party, le on a tour of Inspection of as a Relaxation From Medical Prac-ti- c' will be held Thursday at 1 Hardy the Western sugar factories In which Six Applications for Patanta Five-rooRale oclock with the Hooper meeting house. at For house, he la interested, and he visited Sugar at. will be open at ths home of corner Pending. Casket 20th of and Jackson; bath, City today in hla special car. Accom lot 40x1(0 feet; can be sold at a bar- hie father, Ncplil Hardy, at Roy, Wedpanylng him were Thomas R. Cutler, Mathews A Mattson, under First nesday evening and Thursday mornUtah-Idaho Dr. 8. O. Eghan, the Ogden doctor gain. general manager of the bank. National ing. Interment In I!ooier cemetery. Sugar company: David Eccles, preai. who recently finished writing a medident of the Amalgamated Sugar com- cal work and which Is now on the Fred Spencer, traveling freight Ruth, the Infant daughter of Alpany, and Dr. Hooker, the sugar ex. market, haa turned to invention for agent for the Denver A Rio Grande, bert J. and Maliala Johnson died last pert. The program comprises a visit relaxation from the strain of medlcul is in the city today In quest of busl-nn- c evening of general debility at the famto the three factories In the Snake river study. His efforts have met with nur-oestreet. ily residence. 824 Twenty-fourt- h and he haa obtained two patents valley. At I oclock Sunday afternoon Tho funeral of Ruth will bo held Wedvisit left for After the party on useful articles already and haa patUatnpa. Tou will know! You can tell ua at nesday at 2 p. m. from the family resiIng tha new factory there, they will go ents pending. any time Just what your account dence. Interment will be In dly to Lewiston, Logan, Ogden, Garland One of the Inventions la a napkin amounts to if you trade here. Pickett and Lehl, probably calling at the power holder for use while shaving. It con grocery. plant at the Bear river canyon en route. slsta of a sheet metal spring, cut to All tha factories are now in full blast conform with the anatomical peculiariJudge Howell and District Attorney CLASSIFY except that at Blackfoot, which Is ties of the neck, which holds the nap- Halverson are In Morgan today holding TOO LATE TO from court. of an the arrival In kin engine awaiting place. Several local barbers the East. The tour la being made In have used It and pronounce It a sucWANTED A good reliable girl; famRnow-whl- te a rush, so that only a brief atop st cess. 10 lb., cauliflower, per ily of 2; small house; good wagea. 554 24th. Salt Lake City la contemplated, and It The second Invention la a manicure cents; fancy Concord grapes, Tl may be necessary to omit It alto- Implement, consisting of a blade and basket 80 cents; In bulk, 4 cents per 26th and Washtwo cleaners The simplicity of con- lb. at Rmllh gether. struction of the latter article and the ington. INTERNATIONAL BILLIARDS. ease with which It does the work comMarriage .licenses were Issued tomend It aa a useful instrument. NEW YORK, Oct. 1. At a meeting Tha patenta pending are all for use- day aa follows: Claud D. Erb aiffl of the National Association of Ama- ful articles, as follows: Prescription Agnes Flatray, both of Denver; Henry teur Billiard Players, to be held to- file for use Schwenson and Frances Wlutama, both by physicians and drugmorrow at the Llederkrani club, the of Ogden. gists; a book holder, which keeps an international committee will submit open book In such position that It may Wanted Collectors and solicitors plans providing for an International be read without holding It In the hands; at Utah State Journal office. Refertournament between the beat amatenra a liquid soap retainer, for use princi- ences required. of America and France. The rules to pally In the medical profession; a faube submitted provide for the playing cet cake ladles' collar soap holder; Fifty minutes to Salt Lake City via of a series of matches In thla country fastener. Rio Grande. Four local trains on time Ameriwithin a few weeks after the can national amateur tournament. Tin VEILED PROPHETS IN SESSION. every day of the year. tournament will be' held either In this Treasurer Chambers reports that BTRACUTE, N. Y, Oct. 1. Supreme city or Chicago, the place to be d are better this year than tax collections elded by a vote of the national asso- council of the Mystic Order Veiled In previous yean, but they are still a ciation. The location of the rational Prophets of the Enchanted Realm met little alow. Many people wait until championships will also be decided si in eighteenth annual conclave here totomorrows meeting. The Liebericranx day, with visitors ana delegates from delinquent day November 15 la near Inclub of New York and the Chicago a score of states present. The great before they pay up and then they them selves because the convenience Athletic club are the principal con- - feature of the meeting will be tonight's office le crowded from morning till testants. In view of the success of Inst j parade. In which thousands of mem night la vari-thbers at here In It will be line, all clothed in thought j year's championship It wall again be held in New York. ! colored robes, with the regulation fea. Satisfaction In every detail, prices The date decided on will probably be aa well as numerous bands, floats and the loweet, beet equipment In the city, between the last week In February anil banners and the drill corps In fan all work guaranteed. Home Dental tastlc costumes. The membership of Co., over Browning! store. Dr. F. L. the first week in March. the order Is restricted to Master Ma-o- Naramore In churge. WATER WAGON CONVENTION. You KNOW that it is good. in good standing, and extends to You know that all the parts fit BOSTON, Oct. 1 -- Prohibitionists of every part of the United States. It Tour choice of ten trains via OreMassachusetts are gathering In Bos- waa organised to afford fun and friv- gon Short Line for conference and state perfectly that there's no waste ton today In advance of the state con- olity for the Masons, without marring fair. Tickets on sale dally September of boat or fuel. You know that vention, which will be held 'tomorrow the solemnity and beauty of the lodge 80 to October 0, good to return until tha oven bakes psrfactly event John A. Nichols will be chairman t work. October 12; $1.10 round trip. Trains you know that tho lining ia made the convention. It la stated on relileave Ogden 6:10, 7:15, 8:25. 10:40 a. m., right; that tho Range body ia able authority that District Attnrv-Joh- ARMOURS QUIT FRUIT BUSINESS. 2:05, 5:10, 5:55, 0:55, 8:10 p. m. Trains built to stand tha severest teste. B. Moran will not be again s ban FRANCISCO, Oct. 1. After leave Salt Lake for Ogden 7:10, 0:30, a. You know all those things and a lected as the gubernatorial candid.it" having had a virtual monopoly of the m., 12:35, 1:00, 6:00. 6:15, 7:00, 11:45 lot more that make you glad that and it la not yet known who will k California green fruit business for 12 p. m. On October 4. 6 and 0, the conyou spent your money for a accorded the honor of carrying Monarch. Feara, clearing over 85.OflO.niio In that ference special train leaves Ogden 1:55 If your Range iont a Monarch baijner of temperance In t Period, the Armours of Chicago today a. m., returning leaves Salt Lake 5 p. retired from the trade. Owing to ac- m. Ask the union depot ticket agent coming campaign. then come to our store and lot tion by the Interstate Commerce com- for tickets on the O. S. L tho Monarch man explain tho INCREASES ITS CAPITAL. construction. mission, the Southern Pacific and Youll bo conPITTSBURG. Pa.. Oct. 1. At tlirtr Union Pacific roads have bought 6, non Leave orders for Ladles' and Chilvinced. annual meeting today the stockholder' refrigerator cars, and Mr. Jlarriman dren's home-mawinter underwear, at of the Setlnghouse Air Brake coi. haa served notice on the Armour Re- Dean's Furnishing Store, 2281 Wash. pany are expected to vote favorakV frigerator Car company that after on the proposition of the directors It will pay you to see tho Eloctne hla roads will not need any more-oIncrease the capital stock from ita care to handle fruit shipments Cash Register at Tha Crystal, " 2477 to 814,000,000 and also to de- from California. Washington Avenue. Whore tho care clare a stock dividend of 25 per cent. stop. The company has Just closed the most GERMANY ABOLISHES THALER. prosperous year In. Its history, the mt Jim Eberhart and Claude King, BERLIN. Oct 1. By official decree; 1 the thaler today 'ceases to be legal two Inmates of the State Industrial profits for the year having amount to (4.245,082.48. tender In Germany, it Is the only coin school, ran away from that Institution antedating the establishment of the yesterday afternoon and have not yet Subscribers of tha Utah Stats Jour- empire. Ita disappearance marks the been captured. The boys are allowed 2333 nal are requested to read and follow freedom around the instructions printed at head of Edi- establishment' of a pure gold standard considerable grounds as It Is the desire of the au- throughout Germany. torial Column. m - aa b. -- IF YOUR RANGE ISA MONARCH ns (By the United Press) LONDON, Oct 1. Sweden does not desire to rare for the America's cup next year, but In 1900. This Informatrip. Seven through trains, tion comes in a telegram from the sectime, elegant service. Trains leave retary of the Royal Swedish Tacht ? 5tn 7 a- - m., io:io a. nt, 1 p. nt, club to the United Press while waitm. 4:3o p. m. and 5:45 p. m. ing to hear from the New Yorkers. September to October flth. Good turn until Oct 12th. Fare 1.10 tt P- - -- Fine heavy draft horses, wa- de -- for sale. gons and harnesses , . ELY TOWNSITE CO., Ely, Nevada. to-d- t- - Boyle Furniture Co. Wash. |