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Show DAILY UTAH STATE JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY, JULY S, 1908. Evan' Nelin Days Doings In Utah SOLDIERS WILL M A TRIP Fifteenth Infantry Quits Fort Doug- las This Month for Eastern Fields. Tbs last official act preparatory the departure of the Fifteenth infanto the annual try on lta long trip maneuvers of the department of the Uheourl, Colorado and Dakota at port D. A. Ruaaell, Wyo., August 1 to 15, waa the diapatch from Denver, Tuesday, of a telegram to Col. Walter F. Scott, and directing Regimental Quartermaster Capt. Frank M. 8avage to Invite bids for the transportation of the regiment to Colorado Springs. This vill he done upon the receipt of the telegram In Salt Lake City and bids probably will be submitted by the Denver A .Rio Grande, the Colorado Midland and the Oregon Short Line. The plan for the lung hike has been approved and the date for the departure of the Fifteenth has been definitely set for Wednesday, July 15, by Brig. --Gen. Thomas, commanding the department of the Colorado. Tbe transportation of the regiment to Colorado Springs will not be a A considerable pn.ii undertaking. freight train will be necessary to carry the regimental train, which will In chide nineteen Quartermasters wagons, a headquarters buckboarda, an ambulance, a canteen" wagon and seventy-si- x In mules for their movement addition, there will probably be forty horses for the commanding and regimental and battalion staff officers and the mounted detachment and mules for the machine gun detachment. Store and appurtenances, which cannot conveniently be obtaled while the regiment la on the hike, will also he taken on the freight train. A special troop train In three tlons will be required for the trek?- portatlon of the personnel of the regt to will again be made for the night, and this ' procedure will be .followed throughout the hike of 205 miles. At Denvrr, It la understood, ten companies of the Twenty-firinfantry will Join the Fifteenth and make the nvuvh to the scene of the maneuvers. The complete participation of regular troops In the Wyoming maneuvers ment. Headquarters, the band and the first battalion will go on the first section, the second battalion and hospital cvrpi on the second, and the third battalion and machine gun detachment of the third. Each section will carry commissary and cook cars to provide food for the soldiers between Balt Lake City and Colorado Springs. It is the Intention to arrive at Colorado Springs about mid-da- y July 17. Camp will be made for the night and broken early the next morning, when the first leg of the long hike to Fort Russell will be begun. Probably twleve mile will be negotiated the first day, the regiment covering the total distance before lunch la eaten. Camp CO HIT . li-i1- rt.i'iiing ha Im-i- t r.pa :y for ma:.y old. year So t.kin parlor. . it:pioy.il far ..r. u to ing in lie als-j- l Wivwn there liv- city. COL EDWIN F. HOLMES HOME FROM ID JAIL Mr. F. Colonel and LONG TRIP F. Holme Instructors of the Deaf Given a Touch of the Stren have uous Life and o Salt Lake after a return, trip b automobile over parts of three continent. ir. Holme, who wa not 1 two-ye- ar Fineburg Who Robbed His er HARD DAYS WORK AND CANYON TOUR FOR THE DELEGATES the, by He is L. S. are no relatives of the dead man THIEF GETS st will be as follows: Six troop. Fourth cavalry. Fort Meade, 8. D.; six troops. Eighth cavalry. Fort Robinson, Coho.; two troops, Fifth cavalry. Fort Wingate, N. M.; three batteries, field artillery, Fort D. A. 'Ruaaell, Wyo.; four companies, Eleventh infantry, ort D. A. Russel; three companies. Nineteenth infantry. Fort MacKensle, Wya; eleven companies, Fifteenth infantry. Fort Douglas, Utah; ten companies, Twejity-flr- st infantry. Fort Logan, Colo.; one company, engineers. Fort Leavenworth, Ka.; and a detachment of the signal corps, Fort Crook, Neb. The maneuvers will be In command of Brig. -- Gen. Charles Morton of the Department of the Missouri. About 5,000 militiamen from the several states in the three department will also participate. ci- binv vus Th firing. PAGE THRSP of Ogden . Scenery-Convent- the Pen. ion's Good Work. Mrs. Holm, are greeting 'heir friend at their residence, the Gardo house. Colon,-Home ha many experience i and tuie- - of adventure with which to delight hi fellow clubmen and friend in Salt l ake. A lo he ha had oppor- tunity ( study he economics and so- countries cluing) ,.f many different front a practical point of view, tine of his many interesting observations Is in some parts nf that real Egypt i lieing held for prices eiiual to similar projierty in the heart of London. The valley of the Nile wa a great surprise to Colonel Holmes. He says that the irrigation schemes, and engineering projects under way for the reclamation of landa there la Given Ten Years in Idea of the Beauty An ! Another busy session of the uflight from all sides. Dinner in tlie city followed the canof the lH'af. in conInstructor Ten years In the state prison was vention at tlie I'tali Hlate Institution yon trip and after dinner the delegates the sentence given A. Flneberg by tor the Iteaf and Blind, wa held enjoyed an evenings entertainment at hull-- . tlie Weber Academy. A lurge crowd District over two Third the The in delegates, Judge Armstrong terday. dred in all. front the time they tin- - was at the academy to hear the siieuk- court in Salt Lake City. Tuesday afbelr morning meal, were in coil- - ing. Tlie leading feature of tlie even' ternoon. Flneberg la the young man action. After the regular con- -. lug's business was a lecture by Dr. slant who entered the employ of 8. Salinen-so- n! was finished at the W. U. Anderson on TTiystcal Educa-Wcb- cr work venllisiut of the New York loan office, last the iarty in auto- -' lion.' In his remarks lie brought out Academy, January, and a few days later stole ' e fact that It waa not only necea- an tl t,h lakn diamonds and other Jewelry from Salto have the pupUa educated in tour. on an sury you Inspection menaon to the value of $1,820 and left 8:15 yesterday morning the first training the Indy, but that it waa also At fur parts unknown. work v as done. A class demonstra- - necessary and a part of tlie study to The officers never dropped Fine-berg- 's tlon was given by Miss Irene Walton, look after the hygienic principles and trail for a moment after the connected with tlie state school for the that physical training la essential to was man theft and recently the young Deaf in Illinois. A general discussion the quicker mental development of the arrested In El Paso, Tex., and returned FORESTRY OFFICIAL followed her demonstration and many children. on to lTtah a requisition. The physical culture drill work, that proved of value came suggestions POLITICIANS ARE When arraigned Tuesday afternoon WELL PLEASED WITH OGDEN from them. Mrs. Belle Koi, displayed much given enthen he waived all legal rights and as to the qualifications of tlie J. Mrs. Scott Anderson, 9 o'clock. At ability Infomia-HLLI I tered Plea of ffuHfy I CP Pennsylvania delegate, read a iwper on deaf In this line. They are unable OLA IUUAI tion charging him with grand larceny. the essential quuHflcationa of teacher to hear the music, but they are capable District Attorney Loufbourow made of Finley Burn, chief of publications off In Og- of the deaf. ' Superintendent Milligan, of going through the difficult steps, forest tb atoied service, waa case and a brief statement of the to of Kansu, read a paper on the back- merely upon signs from tho teacher. A party of judges, sheriffs and oth- followed by J. W. Wooten, attorney for den. yesterday, to pay his respects M. Smith, property clerk of the ward and feeble-mindA There were solos rendered, and In deaf. lenwho made a plea for ers, representing the chief county and Flneberg, located tha to and here service, to Inspect the the evening proved very satisfacauto 4 o'clock the all, At trip state office-holde-rs of the Republican iency In the cas. Mr. Wooten said disthis his in work autos In of to tlie delegates. They have The took department tory party place. canyon officers party, are spending today on Great that Flneberg had told the trict. Mr. Burns expressed himself as went aa far aa Idlewlld and made an immense amount of of and he where the disposed Jewelry on board Lake the Irene. They gait rethe with canwork printing pleased and If everything goes thua highly beautiful of the far, inspection a of general left Halt Lake City on a special train had saved the state the expenee done In this city under contract. yon. All placea of Interest between aa It has been for the last couple of cently trial. 8 o'clock. at The trip will Include Both the character of the work and the Ogden and the destination point were days they wfll finish tho work Ini Bird Island and other near points, but Judge Armstrong made no comment compared favorably with work enjoyed. Judged by the exclamations of shorter time than they had planned. the run will not be made to the Lucln at the conclusion of the statements prices ohtained In the east. He and prices cut-of- f. The party will return by I made by Mr. Loofbourow and Mr. also expressed himself as highly o'clock In the evening. The excursion Wooten, but gave Flneberg tha limit-- ten and thlnka the with Ogden pleased AMERICANS TO LONDON. WILL GO TO PARIS. years In prison. la In charge of Deputies Joe Sharp government is fortunate In having pa BUFFALO. N. Y g. NEW YORK, July S. A delegation Many July and C. W. RusaelL forestry business so well located In the roads of American artists will attend the Innational the to good delegatee Those scheduled to make the trip west. were Judgea William McCarty, Ji E. LABORER KILLED meeting. In session here today, an- ternational congresa for the developnounce their Intention of going to ment In Art teaching, to be held In Frick, C. W. Morse, T. D. Lewis, M. HOUSEHOLD TALKS. BY GRAVEL TRAIN Paris In October, when an International London early next month. L. Ritchie, G. G. Armstrong and J. on highways, Improvement J. Whitaker; County Commissioners When the white of a fresh egg la conference held. will be John C. Macltay and J. B. Cosgriff, Peter Nelson, a laborer In the em- beaten to a froth and added to the Sheriff C. Frank Emery, District Atcream ft will whip much more quickly of the Utah Light and Railway torney F. C. Loofbourow, State Audi- ploy and easily. Redistribution of Elements. Intor A. J. Edwards, County Attorney company, waa struck and fatally Use fine wire for hanging up such A of the chemical redistribution Wllllard Hanson, Assistant County. At- jured Tuesday afternoon by a gravel articles as rolling pins, chopping elements of tbe metals street especially South on Eaat the First train mashers and pastry has been going on through the agency torney P. T. Farnsworth', County car corner of First South knives, potato near the line, Treasurer John Groesbeck, County boards. The wire loop Is perfectly of man for Mime thousands of years, clean. Clerk Joe Eldredge, Deputy Warden and Third East. nd H. M. Atkinson, a British chemist, Nelsen waa working on the track To cut cheese emoothly and withAUre, Sheriff Barlow Wilson of Weout that the total effect must conpoints considerable where out breaking, fold tissue or paraffin pa- be considerable. The ber county. Sheriff David Evans, at that point, la gold and other on at the pres- per over the knife blade. work struction going County Auditor Frank Heglnbotham, in concentrated metals small to ent time. Hla back, was turned For a good substitute for paraffin In near ths surface of the other rocksspots County Assessor C. M. Brown, F. C. are to failed he and the car, approaching sealing Jelly jars use plain writing pa- being rapidly mined and put to use, Bassett, Anton Lund berg, John S. attention to the signals of per dipped In strong brandy and Roilo, Harry Joseph, H. A. McMillan, pay any parities from their wear motorman. the It waa too late when placed on top of the Jelly in the aime the line P. C. J. P. James John down streams and event Sharp, carried Sharp, the car crew noticed that Nelsen paid way as paraffin. To quickly mend tin diffused through the deposits at White, W. W. Little, C. W. Ruaaell ually was no attention to their signals. He paste a piece of brown paiier across tbe moutha of the rivers. Tin oxide, and Joe C. Sharp. pushed over by the car. Hla left leg the hole by means of cold water paste. for example, Is mined at a few placea, was badly crushed. The Injured man Pour boiling water Into the pan and out pretty uniformly over the spread Subscribers of The Utah State waa rushed to the L. D. 8. hospital, allow to stand awhile. The pan can earth, and in the refuse of towns ths and road to Journal aro requested but before he reached the operating be waahed in hot or cold water. m waste tin Is oxidised, carried away by follow instructions printad at head of room death came aa a relief to hla auf- on sea fine the and bottom column. the editorial water, Chinese Nurse Girl. particles are so scattered as to be v"1 6 The Chinees nurse Is an addition to yond future recovery by any process fl.OO. 30C, the curiosities of ths Manchester known. The effect may be modified to streets, says ths Qnardlan of that some extent by the concentration of A XE THESE city. On of them may be aeen any metals in solution and other causes. O WAIST. E THnEE common of As all the waste, receptacle FVE PEROUX day carrying her charge, an English JILXF-VUTT- Oft sea must be slowly changing Its TAffTS A baby, about tha streets of Rusholme. the ' om Industry processes She wears an embroidered sash on composition SHOULDEn. notably from aolubla chlorides gnd has head and a Chines costume of other factory waste and from the salts black alpaca that Is, a plain long -TO GET of potash and lime that are taken Jacket of black alpaca and trousers nf O C OXO E-C-HE from mines and used on the soil by AT IT j I r. I i rtae TfiniV J HI ed . be-wi- g Children's Bunny Suits opreremiMnwaMi on voys ronGinLs ns nOM2lTO AT Social Smiles. yEA ISCAfiV SUITS Ift ft fill Oft THE -- -- EASy the same materiaL She stalks along on two tiny heels not larger than a farmers. florin, and her poor cramped feet, swathed in rainbow ribbons, are quit Rune Through Mountain. cleat of tho pavement A railroad through the mountains lorth of tbs Adriatic sea, constructed build iy the Austrian government to Learning by Imitation. It Is by Imitation, far mors than by ip the trade of Trieste, though only 679 bridges and precept that we learn everything; 130 miles long, has runs It also through 49 and whfit we learn thus, we acoulre tladucts. runnels. not only more effectually, but more pleasantly. This forms our manner Journal want ads deliver ths goods our opinions, our lives. Burke. HAD HIM THERE. ?01" ... ?h,. nn, . rr. a good one, w-- WHAT DID HE MEAN? A REAL GRIEF. JSrJZLZU cold, anl Wife No; hut I was carrying my hew pink chiffon parasol. me nY more. He How foolish! fQp lookB? "" " you What do I care rlght. Bult IftTO ft TnOUHLE. 50 c, 75c, $1 see the nAvvrr iff THE Wifi VOW. The Toggery Clearance Sale Great July x stB -- -- BBasssa There will be a tremendous cutting of prices throughout the store. When you come here this week and see the enormous quantities of fresh, new merchandise at clearance prices you will want an explanation of how we are able to offer such values. Thousands of Dollars Worth of Merchandise to Be Closed Out ' Suits, Skirts, . Shirt Waists, Summer Underwear, Hosiery, Corsets, Dress Goods, Silks, White Goods, Laces and Em: broideries. Linens, Shoes, all in the great Clearance Sale. . Think off on many of to what the reduction means to you. the above lines. 1- THEN HE UNDERSTOOD. Guest (at reception) Have a speaking acquaintance with that lT BURE HAS- In black 7 WELL NAMED. Mrs. Askltt Dc Tom, what does a man Lord notice that reond Guest No; I have a listening She Do you uvutntance with her.. She has a Broke Miss Mllyuns, to whom hes mean when h says Til stand pat"? Mr. Aakl-- t It ha cost many a man laklng acquaintance with me. engaged. "My Subby"T Tint Guest I dont understand. He .Tea; I suppose he means "sub- - a whole lot .of money to Investigate that phrase. Second Guest Shes treasury." my wife. . . J. KUHT 2429-2431-24- 33 -4 1- . , -2 W Washington Avenue . - i |