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Show PAGE EIGHT. M0NDV. JtNEl TODAY S MARKET REPORT By C. E. Miller Brokerage Co.a Private Wire. nearly a cent up. Patten was a good buyer on breaks. e in sympathy hut OATS Rose doaed unchanged. PROVISIONS Dull but firm, pork going up 10c on higher hog a, but doaed advances only a trifle higher. 1. Another YORK. June bull day on the stuck exchange and the bear were routed in nt led with a every direction. rise. followed closely by Union Pacific with five and a half and St. NEW rip-roari- LtL. Mrs. Henry Lee Weeps When Hus band Gets 90 Days, Saying Beginning today June 1st, our entire stock of Fancy Linens will be placed, on sale including Linen with Cluny Lace all sizes Battenberg, Drawnwork, Maderia, Doilies, Tray Clothes, Lunch Cloths Indeed our. entire stock will be offered at cheapened prices during the month of June. slx-poi- 4. Other leading Paul. were n Nor. Pac.. and Great Nor., 14, Southern Pac., Canadian Pac., N. T. Central, Mo. Pac., Atchison, B- A O., Copper 2 to I points. Smelters. Sugar, Brooklyn, Steel, C. F. A I, Hi to t The market very points advance. strong, notwithstanding some profit taking in the last half hour. The sensational advance is credited to the Hardman and Rockefeller clique maneuvers. July action, raided by the bears today and the Price forced down over a dollar a bale, dosing weak virtually at the bo torn. The further off futures were not pressed so hard, It being claimed that the July premium is not warranted by existing circumstances. Bearish cables and favorable crop news helped the bear clique. Spots weak. - N. Y. STOCKS She Was to Blame. Screaming and shouting at the op of her volte, lira Lo'tie Lee, wife of Henry Lee, whom she had charged " with assault and battery and afterwards employed an attorney to defend; created a sensation about the police court this morning, after Judge Murphy pronounced sentence on her husband, giving him his choice between payment of a 190 fine, or of serving 00 days at hard labor wi:h the chain gang. The sentence was inflicted by the court, over the protestations of the wife who had sworn to th original complaint, sh tearfully pleading on the witness stand that her husband had ben Justified In striking her and swearing that it would ho Impossible for her to exist 00 days without him. Fiva Tearful Minutes. For fully five minutes after the defendant had been led away to his cell, the woman created a scene about the police nation, demanding of Chief Browning that he release her husband and of Mayor Brewer, who happened to be present, that he Issue an Immediate pardon for the man, whom she, herself tpd had arrested. Her freniled remarks were Interspersed with shrieks of mingled rage and regret, while she gave vent to her feelings In outbursts of copious weeping. The case was a peculiar one, the wife appearing one day last week at the police station to demand protection from her husband, who ahe said, had struck her and treated her cruelly. To Detective Pender, ahe told her story and waa advised to swear out a complaint at once, which waa done. The Inconsistency of Woman. METAL MARKET. The day following the man entered a plea of not guilty In police court and ..52 Silver the case waa continued, at the re,4.10 to 4.8i Lead of Mr. Pender, who said that quest 1214 to 11 Copper hia wife waa willing to testify afcalnst her husband and that an opportunity SALT LAKE STOCK EXCHANGE for showing up the mans brutality - waa desired. Morning Call The next morning Mrs. Lee did not i Asked Bid. Stocka In court and It waa necessary appear Ajax . to issue a aubpeonae to secure her Albion presence. Meanwhile, ahe had emAlice ployed an attorney to procure freedom Bingham Amal for the husband she had caused to be Berk Tunnel Con .... Jailed, and FYiday the wife appeared j Black Jack . at the police station to demand of t Bullock Chief Browning that he releaae her I Caries husband for Decoration Day. Century . Begining (Today 1 EIGHT STUDENTS GRADUATE TONIGHT WET WORK AT STATE Street Department Adds to Work- Tonight at 8 oclock In the gym- Leona Cutler of Glendale, vtah. tad nasium building of the institution Alfred Kelley of Salt Lake city. The following la the prurain of the eight students of the Deaf and Blind exercises for this evening: school will receive their certificates of Program. 1. Prayer Rev. P. A. graduation. Two only graduate from Klmpkin. 2. Orchestra Ahoy, My Lad! the High school and the other six from I. Essay the eighth grade and all of them are Sair John Clark. 4. Piano Gavotte (from afflicted with deafness. This year haa Donna been a very successful one at the Diana) Holmann, Miss Ellen Toung. school. The raduatlng class gives a strom. 5. Essay Child Labor In the good example of the work done and of the educational system In force at the United States, Leona Cutler. 8. Orchestra Institution. The school year closes Killarney. 7. Address to graduates, Hon. A. Wednesday, June Srd. The graduates from the eighth grade C. Nelson, superintendent of public are Kate Keeley and Lillian Soderberg Instruction. 8. Plano of Salt Lake City, John Hasel Clark Gondellled, Grelg, Mr. of Sprlngvllle, Utah, Charles Henry Cart Lind. Burk of Went Weber, Harvey White of ; 9. Presentation of dlplomas-Pre- d. Beaver, and, Otto Farley of Evanston, dent Maud May Babcock. 10. Orchestra Concert waits. Wyo. The High school graduates are . ....... ............. . I I 4.00 Colorado M. Columbus Con Con. Mercur CHICAGO, June 1. Wheat Steady Crown Point . . on cahlea and lighter receipts than Daly expected, advanced the prices a cent Daly Judge . . today and the close was firm within a Daly West small fraction of the top. With the ex-dt- Drom. Hump May deala put of the way, the Eagle A Blue Bell market was not as active as usual. Eagle's Neat Weekly visible ahowed another healthy Emerald decreaae, which kept the price up and Galena . worlds shipments were not large. Grand Central . . ... CORN Remarkably strong all day. Gold Circle rising dosing at the highest point Ibex . . July ever touched. Heavy selling and Indian Queen j profit taking again encountered there- Inyo , abouts, but the market closed strong Ingot . : j Iron Blossom . Joe Bowers o Lead King Co. Little Belt . j' Little Chief ' Monuments and Headstones ... Lou Dillon Lower Mammoth ... Mammoth . . . 2253 Washington Avenue May Ddy Ogden, Utah Mountain Lake Nevada Falrvlew . . , GRAIN AND PRODUCE. . TWO ....! m TO BE SENTENCED I ., TONIGHT Are to Be Expected W please WASHINGTON, June 1. Six promt nent Washington attorneys have, been disbarred from practice in the depart' ment of the Interior after today. It la alleged that they sought out old sol dlers or their widows to whom land granta had not been issued and In' formed them that such land could he had on application. The lawyers disbarred are Thomas R. Harney and Eugene E. Stevens, forming the firm of Milo R. Stevens Ok Co.; Harvey Spaulding, Edwin W, Spaulding and James H. Spalding, forming the firm of H. Spaulding A Sons, and Edgar P. Gaddis. . j are prepared to you thoroughly the selection of a gift and your trade la desired by us when In need of anything for the Bride, we believe It will be to our mutual interest for you to trade with us and ask your consideration of the advantages we offer. Articles too numerous to mention will be found here to please and delight the Bride, and In prices to range from 1.00 1 500.00. . Chests of Silver, Cut Glai, Flue China, Tea Sets, Carving Sets, Fsncy Lamps, Etc. J. S. GOLD LEWIS & GO. and SILVERSMITHS Tankee Con Terri ng on Copper. Zenol , .m ."! .2241 J. A. Graves and Jess Williams will be sentenced by Judge Howell In district court tonight. Graves, last week, when arraigned on a forgery charge, entered a plea of guilty, aa did Wil- SIX PENSION SHARKS GET THEIR NEEDINGS H .il HOSPITAL FOR MAR IS MS THE INFIRMARY Twenty-Instea- liams, to a charge of burglarising the Gaston residence on Adama avenue. T. F. Bayllas, charged with forgery; Paul Lehman, with burglary; Frank Snyder with burglary; William Brown with forgery; Bob Matlock and Frank Collins with burglary, Frank Campbell with embexxlement and Frank Maguire with burglary; all entered pleas of not ugtlty at the arraignment and will fight their respective cases "-l- , -I aaaee JUNE i th -- . J ... .11 With a greatly augmented force of Supervisor busy workmen. Street Saunders, clad In rubber coat and gum boot has been working day and night. In a battle with the elements. All of Saturday night, all day Sunday and all last night, the force of men has been busily at work, answering calls to various parts of the city and putting fprth the utmost efforts of the street deparment, to elfecually atop he numerous congesiona of water at street intersections. A great deal of trouble has been experienced at the corner of Twenty-eighstreet and Washington, where the gutters were not large enough to carry off the flow, and the sidewalks became flooded. The same difficulty has been experienced in other parts of the DEAD city, but untiring work, with the full facilities of the department in use, haa prevented any serious Inconvenience to pedestrians, either In the residence or EVANS business sections. Rivera Are High. The heavy precipitation of the past few daya had not only caused the Pawn ticket No. 4040, Issued from The Board of Cdlinty Commissioners street department grief, but haa filled d . pawnshop of B. Wolf on held Its regular weekly meeting today the Ogden and Weber rlvera bank wss In atreet week a ago, Ogden full. of last Saturday, a holiday, and The streams are both running high, on recommendation of Dr. J. 8. Gordon, rfven to Jamea Evans In return for silver watch, on which 'the man especially the Ogden river which haa county physician, after a lengthy dia- partially overflowed at some of the cuaslon, decided to Inaugurate a hot- -' cured two dollars here, according to aa lower spots, Inundating several smallI by the sehrilTs office, er sections, but doing no damage, so pita ward at the county Infirmary at investigation ! believed that this establishes and It to nurse trained a and providing Roy far aa ran be learned. Gor- - partially, at least the Identity of the ' Two or three days of sunshine fol-- 1 be in constant attendance Dr. man found dead along the Union Pnd-nurse a waa to authorised don employ lowing upon the rainstorm, would It la Ac a salary not to exceed 50 per track near Echo last Saturday said, melt the mountain snows, which Ing and taken In charge by Constable for the past month have been Moore Commissioner reported Fisher at that town, County and this volume of water addfor I While it is likely that the man gam he horse a had that purchased ed to the drainage from the heavy B. B. use of Sheriff Wilson from an alias, when pawning his watch.lt rains cause more or leas damage In the potaiHo that tbla Is the real nam 8180. H also Charles Zelmer, paying some of the lower agricultural disthe man,- although the location of w reported that repairs had been made tricts along the river courses. on the North Ogden and Pleasant . borne and the manner of hie death author!-j remains a mystery. The Echo View roads during the past week. ma the that ties however, A. believe, Childs of Hooper, appeared WOODMEN OF THE WJRID th on ride to protest against the practice of own- - met death while stealing a doss found waa lying train. The body NAME THEIR OFFICERS era of artesian wells In th Hooper sew'd neighborhood, who turn on the water to the railroad brack, with at night for Irrigation purpose, flood- severe bruises upon It Waa Well Dressed. ing the roads and doing damage. WeAt the last regular meeting of Aside from the pawnticket found on son Mad similar dlf Chairman reported which ber Camp No. 74 W. of W- - the followAcuity in the 81atorvllle and Roy dls- - the body, there was nothing enfor were elected the officer Themsn ing tricta, where surplus Irrigating waters might lead to Identification. 5 me suing term: are turned Into the drainage ditches. was about 85 years of age, closet Past Consul Commander T. C. MacSteps will be taken to put an end to , inches in height and weighed dresses beth. well 145 pounds He waa fairly both practices. L Consul Commander Wm. M. owtai bib wore and In a uit dark According to a report of Commieof Hawes hill and a light hat sioner the wall McKay Adviser Bern Hubs. In Ogden canyon has been undermined) He waa of light complexion, Escort Earl J. Stone. overalls by surface waters and has given way small moustache. The Watchman Wm. BushnelL Mountain Trtfl n the from account He this that purchased reported Sentry Wm. H. Drabble. company at Diamond ville, Wyo. Galt. Matthew Manager Installation will bo held Thursday Cultivate Pstiencs evening, July 2d. For envelopes letterheads business Plautus: A patient mind is the be cards dodgers etc. call up The Journal remedy for affliction. ob rooms Both phones 444. Journal want ads dellvar tha goods . ..... Jos. Parry A Sons Dark- I ed le, ing Force to Cope, During ness, With Water. SCHOOL .45 .10 .20 STOCK SALES. Bullock, 200 at 12c. Colorado M-- , 100 at 4.00. Crown Point, .000 at 22 to 24c. Indian Queen. no at 914c. Iron Blossom, 700 at 70 to 71c. Mountain Lake, 2,900 at 70 to 71c. Nevada Hills, 100 at 2.1216. Seven Troughs, 1.400 at 2814 to 29c. Sioux Con., 18.400 at 44 to 49c. Tintlc. 1.700 at 1014c. Victor Con., 2,500 at 914c. Tankee Con., 100 at 4le. Terrlngton Copper, SOO at He. For envelopes, letterhead, business esrds. dodger, etc., call up The Journal job rooms. Beth phones 844. at mom-mon- th. record-breaki- ng - j ( ! Plg-got- Our Entire Stock of Ladies and Misses Tailored Suits, Silk Jackets and Covert Jackets at Manufacturers Cost, and Some at HALF-PRIC- E LAST TEiOMAS |