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Show TIJE MOItXINO EXAMINER, 2 tin JAPANESE SHIPS use company. A Unit tho month of Call It Buasre. Miltlea: VEHICLES fOR learning ot the enlargement "Call me a liar, do yon 7 of the plan of the Great Northern tlie iiiile man wilb Urn red head. Machinery, Implements, Bicycles, and holding company and the large capitalization resulting therefrom, which "You'll spulogfzo for that er take a Buck's 6teel Ranges snd Heaters go to lickiug'." large capitalization would add greatTlie ot':cr man repeated tbe offense. ly to Ihe protect ii u( the- Northern Sidney Stevens Implement Co Then ti t re was a tight- t'aciflc stuck Jt transferred to it. Mr. 40 Washington Avenue. It was a lent battle, but the other Morgan pruistscd to .Mr. llill that he would tu;.: in tho Northern Pacllic man whipped. stix k to J. P. Morgan A Co. and other "I didnt want to dp it, lie laid, "but friends to this proposed holding com- nothing would satisfy you. pany. Tbe little iuhii picked liimwlf up. brushed tbn dust off his clothes, reof tbe conflict NO ATTEMPT TO OPEN SHINGLE moved the evidciic-MILLS. from his nose aud turned to his antagTE i ' ui.isiied frm iwge I.) limbed u,xn the rail f hardly the bon cm of the urtaiu. ATTACK toui--"When I cached the bridge 1 jtymld see Pi he sparks drifting under the 1 Wh-curtain toward the.audleni-e- . looked again a few seconds biters a great sheet of flame was darting under the curtain and Into the faces of Korscan Waters for Min Sail .They the people. 1 stuck to the work of trying to get the curisin down unlit emTomorrow. bers and pi of sreuery began falling on me and burning nw and then I ran across the stage aud line the alley. 1 rayed an he door and helped everybody out, until all had escaped Russia Sale to Hava Decided Not to who came that way." Inspector Fulkerson, taking witnessAccept Japan's React , . es with him, at once went to the theaPrapOMb ter where he fuuud that a I' hough the flames had whipped the asbestos Into abreds, tbs reflector w Licit blocked its descent was still in the bad ' Tokhk" Japaa. Jan.1 2. Tlje report position aisled by Masonl. -is currant that the Japanese aquad-rut his armored milters uuder reoDicTioN of Admiral Kamimura. now at Saat-hn- . Ko-will seise the port of Masampho, METALS rea, and that its departure has linen Used for January 4th. In ed circles, ho sever, It Is doubted that Utah Shows a Big Increase in Gold would seize MaMunpho or any and Silver During Last Year. Jaimn ' Korean port except to forestall Russia in the event of the letters showinK Jam 2. The director of evidences of an Intent ion to take such tiroWashlngmi, Mint today made public his annu'a step, or lu Ihe event of ihs nego- al statements of the approximate distiations betweea Ihe two countries tribution by producing stales and terfailure. in ending of tlm product of gold and silGreat activity, prevails aipl the force ritories ' ver of tbs United States for the calcs-dtho Increased at been has workmen of .Osaka arsenal, i The holidays of the 1943 yearstheISM)! and 1903. That fur for principal stales follows: 'arsenal operatives hare been curtailed Alaska, gold, $6,921,157; silver, $16.-fil: fa order tp hurry up the work in hand. word has yet .. London, Jan. No Arisons. gold, 11,714,000; silver, been received hero tending to show when the Russian reply to Japan may e rallfornla, gold. HC.G3j.Ei25; silver, .lie expected. Foreign Hocretary has Inform'd Haros lUyashl, 497,044. Colorado, gold, ::,000,ikni; silver, the Jaimnuto minister, that ho fears the war party iu Russia Is in the has faint Idaho, gold, 12,970,183; silver, ascendency amT'that be 'hopes of Japau receiving a favoralilu Muniaus, gold, 14,134.8T : silver. reply. : Rama Hayashl nays he has received Nevada, gold, 13.576.227; silver, Lao news of the Intendud disimtch of to Mesampho. s Japanesnnewssquadron h beard was that a New Mexico, gold, 1373.003,000; silThe last Kiutsiaa cruiser was there. The min- ver 1372.093. 0. ister pointed out that the disimtch of Oregon, gold. 11.361.311; silver, a squadron to Miaampho would not warlike action, Hoitih Dakota, gold, 12.889.137; silver, necessarily be a though it could scarcely help beings 1179.965. precau-'lionof other line regarded In lbs Utah, gold. 15,036,599; silver, $8,100,-00wljlch Japan has openly Uken. share Iq Hie weekly papers here Washington, gold. 1134,109; silver, 'the general feeling of alarm current 1164.7O0. in Great Britain. The Hpertstor says Totals, gold, 174.425.340i silver war draws ever nearer and adds: "If we are dragged into this war, as wa Increases and (InThe prim-lim- i may be, the country will not be divid- creases fur the year are shown as foled In sympathy, dislike of Russia be- lows: ing aa strong among the masses Alaska, gold, decerase. 11,424,000; of our population aa It waa In 1IH." liver, 132,000. Russia that 'The paper surmised are due to the seaThese decreases harbors In her may keep her. ships In which running water was availson as she did during the Crimean war, able being about a month shorlrr that thereby forcing land artkms or a dan- other recent years. gerous attempt by Japan to aelxe Port Colorado, gold, decrease, 16.64ii.200; Arthur and Vlndlvostack. Those desilver, decrease, I72I.OOO. a Review adopted Tho Saturday creases werf due to the miner's strike, somewhat similar tone, saying that which luterefred with productho likelihood of Chinese interven- tion. greatly tion menaces the commercial Interest Idaho, gold. Increase, 1592,00; silOf nil umpe and of the United States. ver. Increase. 1612,000. Information has been received In .. Nevada, sli1691,900; gold, increase, n London diplomatic quarter unfriend- ver. increase, 1301,000. M. Besohragoff, who that Russia to ly Montana, gold, decrease, 1215,000; waa recently raised by the Cxar to a Oliver, decrease, .$1,619,0(81. Is the state. of power secretaryship e Utah, gold, Increase, 11,470.000; sil- ! behind the scenes of the Increase. 12,360,000. ver, M. ResobragoH. negotiations. Washington, gold. Increase. 1162.000; according to this source of inform who la now the prime favorite silver, decresse, 1164,000. South Dakoia. gubi, dererase, $1,074,-00of the Cxar and Ihe leader of the war , River Yalu of the la president 'party, Oregon, gold, decresse, $152,0(10. Timber company, la largely Interested A total not is shown In the In commercial enterprises In Corea and Is the bosom friend of Viceroy gold product of $5,575,000 and a net Alexleff. Though the news Is evi- Incremw of $1,100,000 in the production dently partial, it receives some credit, of silver. and adds to the alarmist feeling. 8L Petersburg, Jan. 2. It appears to be true that Russia has decided WHY IHE not to accept Japan's precise pruMm-albut the fureign office today inSEC(IRITIESCO.WASrORMD formed the correspondent that Minister Lamsdorf and the Japanese minister, M. Kurina, are still conferring Washington. Jan. 2. The general with the view of arriving at an ami- brief In tha Northern Securilliv case cable settlement. la tho United Statea Supreme court, Unofficially, the situation la regardnecessarily t verses much of the aamn ed as being most serious. grouad rumred la the ease of the United Statea against the same companies EFFECT OF WAR REPORTS. that art Involved Iu thin case. The attorneys review the Incidents of the They art Interfering With Japan's consollUaikm and say that It waa !u order to extend thet fade of Farsign Commerce. - Now York, . Jau. 2. One effect the United Siatcs to tha Orient; that of Ihe Far Eastern situation has lieea It was esseutigl to both the Northern to transfer a good deal of shipping I'aclflc snd the Great Northern purbusiness from a Japanese to neutral chase of the Burlington road, and alflags, principally the Hrtttsh, says a so that tlie union became almost im(Tints dlspatrh from Ixindnn. The perative an nr the raid made by the on Northern Pacific w mount of cargo shipped from Europe Union Pariflr for the Far Ektst has fallen off greatly.- - Slock In 1901." They- then Will "as JiiHt sill'll BU attack might lie renewed by the same or other panics, hy the rhanae of ownership of hut n few milTEAMSTERS liiiTOCKMEN lions change that might at any time result from death or J. C. PLATT SADDLERY CO. ear- - (hangs the balance ofotberwisn Inwould power tho rim a lull linn of Gloves, Blankets, and as the makers of any Whilst. Tents and Wagon Govern. corporation, future slot!' could not possibly make M(rt. of High Grade Harness aud the mistake of buying preferred rnr Stock Saddles. common. Mr. Hill and his friends and Phont 514a. 2279 Washington A vs. J. P. Morgan Co. deemed II y necessary to take measures which should protect their property and that of their fellow shareholder aud the commerce of the two roads and the anterprlse which they had undertaken and which required wrery advantage which the Burlington connection could give," It is mated that Mr. Morgan's first thought in connection with the Union Pacific raid was to protect the Northern I'aclflc shares, and the consolidation of the two roads in the Securities company was au aftor At first. they say. "he had thought. in mind placing the shares in a trust company but this was noon aban2372 Washington Avc. doned from its small capitalization. n trust company could Im bought up easier than the railroad (( READYTO - . ur-ta- in IHEJMIJS well-infor- w tin-all- y ar o. 2j-t- 0. Russo-Japanes- 0. HUN rarr aliso-litiel- ALBERT F. RICHEY. UNDERTAKER 'Phone 150. REMOVAL SALE- pa'M men's Vlrl Kiri. Box Calf, raieut fult.., atcni ki-all flew atylcA Broken lota, not all sizes, but your vlze may l? hero' licll ir glut m. Wash., , u. 2. No atthe tempt was made toddy shingle .mills. .in tM ciiy where tbe oiiersilvcs are on strike against a 10 I'rrsideut tier cent, wage reduction. Bice of tbe local, union of shingle weavers claims that President UomitfT of the American Federation of lsbor has wired that fluids will lie furnished (o prosecute the strike. tu-op- eu RACES. LOS ANGELES l.us Angeles. Jaa. 2. Summary: First raco, Slauson course, Redan wnu Red Damsel second; dir Christopher third. Time 1:12. Mile aud a quarter hurdle handicap: Puorlaniis won; Umber Jim second; Nitrate ihird. Tims: 2:20 , Five furlongs: Dargin won; Foua-cast- a second; Alma Ik third. Time: 1:02 Mile aud quarter selling: Club won; Ditscus tbe second; Erne third. Time: 2:10. . Warte Nh-hOne mile hstidii-apwon; Princess Tuhtne second; Oocsn 2. : Dream third. Time: 1:41. Seven furlongs: Farmer Jim won; Toto Gratiot second; Evaudcr (bird Time: 1:31. SATISFACTION. EXPRESS . The Vatican aal infect ion with tho brave cundiirl of Bishop Muldiain of titles ;o at the tiro In the Iroquoia tlma-IiThe Pih' baa iiiglily iiralOod Mnldoou Bishop him, saying thui had' shown hunt priests must bo ready to sacrifice even life for others. Jau. Romo, EMPEROR 2 U CUM SEE US. j j BAGGAGE y . Tr,Bbfir2 2?3 R,E?? flty- 25ih St Tho followJan. ing cablegram has come to the President from the Euiimnir of Germany: NospalaiH, December 311. President of the United To be mid tiff-l- y. SeaiMs Mayer. . coccoowWe & The Ashing flection tlie coast of Newfoundland elect, on their return to land, one of their number to whom they give the title of "seaside major.' His duty Is to preside over and coutrol all business connected with the distribution aud curing of the flsh tliat bare been caught, to bear ail cases of dispute and to inete.oiit punishment to offenders. This post Is much coveted by tlie flehrmicn, as it carries with It absolute authority, and implicit obedience Is rendered by til to the seaside mayor during his term of office. w 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 are Closing Out alsMceccoowoi LESS THAN COST 8 Now Is the Time to Save Some Money. Her Degree ef ( a erase. Amin lMd been suffering from toothache for several days. At last she consented to go with iter papn to tlm dentist. When she waa starting, her mamma said: "Now, dearest, be a brave little girl. Show fortitude, and mamma will lx proud of yon." In due time Amlc returned. "Aud did you show fortitude" mantnia inIt buried quired. Atuic hesitated. awful, ms mum. I guess reflectively "I showed nliout twentytudu." Kan us City Journal. W, H. VOORHIES, Prop. Ji - - - - 2351 - - . - ; CO. TRANSFER ALLEN 'Phone 22. ' Now Orleans, Jan. Nummary: 2.- - n. , 7:10 points out, dally ARRIVE. Ko. 3 Pad 9s Exprsu from b m, Conaefl Denver. Bluffs, Omaha, Kuuss City and east, daily 2:90 a, m Ko I Overiand Limited from CouaeU Omaha, Bluffa, Kansas City, Drove- bflr and Ko. 101 nU Fait aut 2:90 points Mail C n. Dispatch. Ticket Agent E. CORSE. P. and F. A. T. W. OOLL1KS, T. F. JL THE OREGON SHORT CARD. L1XX TIME 2. IDOL) depart! P ARRIVE. RATES. AT REASONABLE STORAGE HACKS and COUPES furnished ye?-Hous- ton Tor WEDDINGS, BALLS. FUNERALS and THEATRE PARTIES Appropriate. llenpeek t wonder w!ty they always pul a woman's head on coins? Mr. llenpeek-O- h. well, money talks you know. Milwaukee Journal. Aa TRAINS MET BY ALLENS CARRIAGES. Tha Examinar Business Office. ....... .b . . Ko, 1 8alt Leka Ko. 0 Butto and Focitello 1:00 p f ' DBS NEW YORK RACKET STORE Oclg-wsh- 8-- three-eighth- Clearance Sale Commences Saturday, January 2nd. Pre-Invento- 2-- Imssts in la Stockholm there Is an Old Herr-antbume, occupying a row of buildings upon a pleasant street, wbero ai'rvants who are too old to work are given shelter and rate. Tbe institution Is supported by public eubecrip-tio- n and hy the Internet derived from a large endowment. When a house-bol- d servant bra been engnged for n long time In the same family end lias become ton old to work snd the family la not in eircuuwtances to support her, application ran lie made to the trustees. who Investigate the case, slid If it Is found that the servant Is deserving and her forau-- r employers are uut able to provide for her miierly she is ad- milted to the iHitne. .Tlie institution la always full, nnd there is generally a king waiting list of applicants. s' Islslst 'Tee." said tbe of I Clearance Before - ... 4 Flannel Underskirts Womens Suits was-sinki- We hste in stock will offer them at 12 women's Hiiits. worth 120 $6.68 a suit. Sizes 34 to 36. aud Ws $22-50- . - - Regular Kell at year. 82.00. $2.48. $2.98. $3.75. $4.00, $5.oO, $6.00. Now prie ONK HALF REGULAR PRICK. All new style Ages 2 to 15 - Women's jackets, worth lialf regular price. Haw Sea Birds Qifsrk Their Thira. The means by which sen bints quench their thirst wlieu far cut at sea Is hy an old nkipivr. who teili how be Ims seen birds at s a. far from any land, that could furnish them water. hovering aruiiml aud under a storm cloudy clattering like ducks on a but day t a ivntd. and drinking In the drops of rain. as they fell. They trill smell a rain sius!l a hundred miles dirt ant or even ffirilw-- off nml scud for Jt.wiib alumt iucem'eivable swiftness. $5, $6.50, $8.00 and $lu. Yyiu. choice at Clearance Sale Pre-Invento- ry Womens Felt Clippers Outing Flannel Fancy Stationery Women's felt house slippers (colors), sizes 2 12 to , $1.47, now sell at $1.10. 6, regular price Womens Rubbers and 50 cents a box. CLEARANCE BALE PRICE 20 and 25c. FLANNEL SHIRTWAISTS. Women, at special low prices. 98c, $1.23. $1.4$, $1.98, $2.25 and $2.37. Women's .Misses' . rtibb-r- c. all sixes. sies II to be:t prsde. per jmir 2 er imir 2'. cents. 41 cento. 7 to 1 12. per pair 2., cents. hildr,' rubters. Infant. rare." color, soft sole sbnee. worth regular 48c. sale price 25 cents a pair. . worth Childrens Rubbers "Sh" is bis Joy, hi inspiration and bis very soul. Through lu-- bs loams to reach the pure nnd true, sad her loving bands lead him softly over ' 37c Sofa Pillow Covers 25 cents. .Nazareth waists, worth 25 cents, now 19 cents. Children's 49 cqpt, union suits, now sell at 29 cents. Outing flannel, heavy weight, dark colors, value 6 and 7 cents, now st'ls at 4 2 cents. Best Calicos per yard 5 cents. r moralnp. . at price on all women's and children's underwear, union suits and sepWomeu's heavy ribbed lieeced garments, vesta and CLEARANCE SALE pants, regular price 25 cents a garment. PRICE 23 cents a garment. ttneita Unkut buit. heavy weight iierfect fitting, worth, regular CLEARANCE SALE PKIC13 58 ceuts a suit. price 85 eent-i- t arate garments. nmlt.s, freslsn. A good wife is honrrn's trc.it.: ;:tft to man and tk. rarrst pert tbs bnldA r.ninrkM Mr. Jai hly tb" otiicr We place oh sale 100 dozen women'a OUTING FLANNEL UNDER-8KIRT- 8 at ONE-HALREGULAR PRICE. The 50c grade now Mils at 25c. The 08c grade now Mila at 19c. CHEAPER than you could buy the piece goods. F Childrens Coats d Clearance 35 Christmas Albums Mens Overshoes bt All muvt be sold before invoicing. Men's a pair $1.00. Prices that wil appeal to yon. grade overshoes (Buckle), worth $1.50; OUR PRICE Whatever we s :Il ths Pric: is Lower'than elesw&ere. You will find this a Good Place to Buy Bargains. Banner Patterns. rough places. sol- emnly. "Jcromiah, what wickrdnes hare you been up Jo now V" T - on all Women's and Children's Clqaks, Capes and. Suits., Nothing ReseryecL , Half. ' Price. 50 per cent Saving to Buyers. carriage, "for three days and nights we worked at tlie pumps, and sllll tha water gained ou us. At Inst we gnvo up the hopeless struggle. There we n, sink In', expectin' to perish every 'erf a minute, it was a liorful time; believe uir. ud(1onin.e we feels the weswl up through tbe water. Kite rls till her keel was 'must out o' water, and we rides into port light on top o' the waves. Vs was saved! 'Ow it hapiu-newas, we bad a earen o' yeast on lmard, aud when the niter renched it It row aud rose till it fairly lifted up the ship The Examiner Business Offiis. 21th Street. ' . yarn spinning old mariner in the corner of tbe railway She spid Mrs. Jarpkly Taking Inventory;- Half Price Reductions Sh. the ry Interest to All Careful buyers. Every Woman in Ogden should read this Advertisement carefully. We have priced with a determination to eifect an absolute A Sale NEW YORK RACKET STORE. V i ' T- P 12:48 a Express P? Ko. 11 Salt Lake end Tintie 0:55 p. Ko. 7 Salt Lake and Mil11 :20 a ford Ko. S Salt Lake and inter7:00 a mediate points Ko. I Portland end Butte.. 7:00a. PJ? Ko. 10 Butte and Pocatello 5:30 p. No. 12 Cache Valley ........10:30ail Trains south of Juab do not ran Sundays. CL A. 11EKRY, Ticket Agret. G. 1L COR8E, Pern. A Ft. Agt, Ogden, Utah, D. E. BURLEY, & P. A T. A, Belt Lake City, - Street. 1:03 Fourth rare, mile and n sixteenth: Little Scout won: Lauraligbter second: Wilful third. , o Fourth rare soiling one mile: won: Calcutta second; Blue Blazes third. Time, 1:26 Sixth race Belling one and s mile: Larry Wilt won; Free Admission scconu; Henry of Frantuk-ma- r third. Time 2:26 a. a. 2:40 A. HENKY, ......a...,...,.,,,, Hi-M- m! 497 24th 2:40 Atlxirtlfl Express for Denver, Omaha, CouaeU Blnffe, Kansu City and all P Heavy Machinery and Freight Handled with Rsrltlag. Oue mile: First race selling: Choice. won: Putente seeoud; Bengal third. Time. 1:45 Second race, 6 furlongs: Clanger won: 8t. Merry Legs second. Sight third. Time. 1:17. Third race five furlongs: Parle eenne won; Jose G. second. Time, east daily Ko. 4 a a VANS, No Damage to Property in Handling. Tlie City Iiy -- There isn't milch es cliemunt on a farm, la there, uncle? Ye never I esc bed Uncle a part weaned calf to drink ont nv a Iost. pall, did Crescent City ....7:10 a. m Ko. 7 Butte and Iortland..ll:S5n.nk Ko. 9 Pocatello, Montpelier 1 :25 end Butte No. ilCache Valley 7:15p. PPP No. 12 Salt Lake and Tinlie 10:45 No. 8 Balt Lake and inter7:90 a mediate points No. 2 ealt Lake, Provo, and mil points Milford 3:05 a south No. 10 Salt Lake and inter5:55 p. mediate points No. 4 8:10a PP g CITY RACES. DEPART, sad Express oll (Nor. 31m. CRESCENT 1908, Overland Limited foe faiaha. Council Rluffa, Deever, Faasee City and 412 25th Street. FURNITURE of sense often leant from K is from their foes, no' their friends, that 01111x1 loom the lev son of liiiilili-.ibiglt walls and ships o'. war. nnd this lesson saves their eht (Iren, their linmes and their properties -- Aristophanes. citl-sen- so. S f Washington Ave. Men States: Aghast at the terrible news of tlie s ratBMtmphe that haa befallen the of Chicago, the Empress and myself wish to convey to you how wo foci for tho American people who have Itcen so cruelly visited In this truck of Joy. Please convey expression of tmr slnrcrest sympathy to the city of Chicago. Muny tlianka for yimr kind letter. May iu tlie coining year, lnivhlcnco hhield you from all harm and accident n, Effective Nov. 22, , "S1 I.rara From Vaor Rarailrs. the t TIME CARD. 4 All Tablets, Pencils, Crayons, 4 Writing Papers, Envelopes, &c. 4 4 4 Ogden Bargain Store, 4 a 0 4 4 4444 4 44 444444444 t!-.- p!cto'v - s CONDOLENCE. SENDS "1 accept your aiiolngy," -- Chicago Tribune. Ou tlie ofliet die of (aiisiunii1ioti. of eonsirs.iptives hav hand, huiidn-dlived for years by keeping continunll, In tlie oiieii. eveu almqiing on cots placed In touts or on piazzas-Alba- ny Argua. WsHhlnglon, the 4 EXPRESS and ! To Teachers, School Directors and Dealers: 4e onist. Pyrali Air. Fresli air la a prophylactic. It wards off disease and kills luirteria. No 1st-so- n wlio lend au ontdimr life will eve r.19 SALE PRICE $2.95 VALUES UP TO $5 LEWIS & BLACKWELL ei-q- - Lana-ilown- $67,-50- j - -- s, JANUARY, 3, 1901 UTAH, HTNDAV MORNING, OGDEN, |