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Show MORNING EXAMINER, THE nun Utah National Bank. UNITED SINCE THE WAR OGDEN, UTAH. Horae E. Decry Ralph E. Hoag at HJ Ccllury, .... 18. Washington. Jan. 2U. Senator Morgan today intrmlueed a bill providing tor the annexation of Panama the rights and property of Panama resting rein the United Btatch. without serve." (10,000.000 The bill appropriates as compensation. The bill appropriates ten million ns compensation to Panama for its erosion; places (10.oou.i6t1 at the disposal of the President for the compensation of Colombia aud appropriates j fur the purchase of the property of the New Panama Canal oum-anIn Colombia including the Panama eanal. It la provided that the provisions of the bill shall have the effect of repealing the Spooner act he Air. Morgan gave notice that would submit some remark on the hill tomorrow. number of Mr. Cullom presented petitions for n service tension bill, saying he has received such petitions from almost every G. A. R. post In Illinois and that he bnped they would have the attention of the denate. 'T do not know, he said, what it would cost to give a iienslon to every man who served in the Civil war." Mr. Gallinger, who sat next to Mr. Cullom, replied under his breath about forty or fifty millions for the first year." Mr. Patterson then continued hia on the Ianama canal question, lie entered Into n discussion tar the purpose of showing that President Roosevelt's claim that his rourwe lit Ianama was In the line of policies of preceding administrations waa unfounded. and to this end quoted many preceding administrations on the subject since 1864, when the treaty was negotiated. Referring to the President's declaration that what had been done In Panama had been done as the mandate of civilization, Mr. Pratt quoted with approval a statement by Mr. Bpooner to the effect that that waa a new phrase, It was a new phrase, and adding: the men who penned it must have been in a state of mental exaltation nt the time, aa others have been on other occasions." Mnhammet, Joe Smith and Dowle have moved in such exalted spheres that they imagined themselves as the of the Almighty and very It may le that the President moved in the same sphere." ... .Vks-Fraside- SrU. VOREIGN aad drxf'. on aU points. Advanced on Tip as to Decision. DOMESTIC PAYS INTEREST ON TIMS POSITS. DE- - Recapitulation. Shares. Value. Regular call tales ...11.800 ( 417.88 10,010 2101.50 but later was rallied by good buying Open board Tone of Market Conorally Wao Firm-T- otal. from Wall Street and European houses, Forenoon totals ....21,810 (2513.38 Sale New York Stock Em closing steady at a net advance of 10. 15 points. 103.000 were ft Sales lings change Wore (4,570,00. New York. Including Jan. 735: Feb. 710; March 7lu 0750: April 7u: May 765A 780; July Little Chief S 7Wft 05; Aug. 830; Kept. 8156820; Oct. Adams Cun. 10 Alice 21 Ontario tibu :5; Dec. 80. H recce 10 Ophir 45') New Orleans. Jan. 20. The price for Con. 5 Phneniit 13 Brunswick cu:rnn futures loday reached tins highCASH WHEAT, Comst. Tunnel 8 Pniisd 25 est poim sines I hr war. The advance C. C A Va. 170 Ravage 59 over yesmrday were on favorable reSO. No. wheat: Cash Jan. Chirago, Horn Silver 105 Sierra Nov 73 port a from Liverpool and Maiuhestor red, 1097; No. 8 red. 87096; Na Iron Silver 125 Small Hope 20 and also on a cjniiu'iailon of the xkh bard. 814)84; No. 3 hard. 73ft 83; Luadville Cou. 2 Biandard 16u demand here. Liquidation waa heavy, No. 1 northern, k7ft9o; No- - 2 northwere readily absorbed. ern. 86ft Ml; No. 3 spring. 7xftS8. hut offering Boston. It la general runaidered that the market ia aa healthy aa it haa been at any GRAIN AND PROVISIONS. Call Loans, 8 Amalg. 50 time this aeason. 4 Bingham. 23 34 t, Atcb. 4s. 98 Chicago, Jan. 20. Close: Xcw York. Jan. 2a Tliere waa fair Wheat 84 M. C. 4s. 69 Cal. A Her.. 444. Sept May, 92 July degree of activity In stock today and 79 Alch.. 68. Centenuial, 19 some chow of airength. hut the Com Jan. 46 July. Atrh. pfd.. 89 May, 50 Cup. Kange, 46 auvogth waa fitful and spotty and the 48 I tarn. Coal. 63. R A A., 244. market waa viewed with some deOats Jan. 39; May, 42 A M.. 167. Franklin. 8 auapU-kiof a element gree by large 38. Boa. Ele.. 140. Isle Ruyale. 8 or trade. The upward tendency of July. Pork. Jan., 12.95; May. 13.25. 136Mohawk. 88 8. pfd., Fitchburg, met. some obstawith prlcea positive laird Jss., 6.97 Old Dom.. 11 May. 7.30. Me. C.. 12 cles and the character of some means Hilie Jaa., 6.37 60 Amor. Bug. 124 naed to atimnlale an upward movement 23. 124. Rye 56. do Parrot, pfd., aroused wepticUtm and had an unfavFlax. 1.12 Dam. I. A R. 8. Quincy; 95. orable rffert on sentiment, coutrary to Gen. Elec. 173. Santa- Fe Cap.. 2 Timothy 3.02 their purpose. In spite of the higher Clover 11.25. 106. Man. Elec.. 23 a jirk-efrom of and range lnlntj do pfd., 80 Barley 40ft61 cents. Trinity, S. more cheerful view of the chancre of United Fruit. 98 R'nited. Slates, 21 from there, peat-expressed ' 33 S. Steel. 1 1. CHICAGO war In the decline of risks for marine 3 2. do pfd., 57 Victoria, soilInsurance, there was free Istudnn 6 20. Cattle, receipts. Weak C.. 83. Winona. Jan. Chicago, ing In New York which proved trou- 273NNI. Blow. Good to prime sttwn. Adventure, 2 Wolverine, 72. blesome to absorb. This seems to have 3.5004.85: Alluuez, 7 United Copper, A been due to a renewal of a war stare 5.15ft:5.70; pour lu medium. rows, In London after our market oiiencd. It stackers and feeders. 2.25ft 4.15; esnneru. Closing quotations furniahsd by Ogaffected wheat aa well but did not in- 1.50ft4.25; heifers. 20005. 00; calves, den ,2.0004.10; bulls, 1.50ft2.45; Brokaraga Co. Leaatd wire: new record the of high process terrupt 3.2506.50. After In market. the coiton making dosing quotation for January 20, lings, receipts today, 45,000, tomorthe derisive fear I Ion from this cause mixed 1904. 10 cent 25.000. lower; 5ft row, me price picked up again when It leva to choice Copper, 50 N. Y. C., 119 known that Northern Securities hail and fauli bers. 4.7004.90; good heavy, 4.70ft Atch. Cum.. 68 4 N. A W.. 58 born lifted over I points in the curb heavy. 4.8504.95; roughbulk of sales, do pfd.. 89 One. A W.. 22 market on the rlniilaiion of a conf- 4.95; light, 4.5004.75; A Horn, 37 Penn. ny.. 120. idential "Up" that I be decision of the 4.7004.85. Dull. Good Balt A 0., 80 8- - A Reading. 40 25,000. Sheep, receipts, in Ihe rourt Northern Supreme fair to Brooklyn, 49 8. P 50 rase had already been made that to rhulce wishers,S. 8.9004.40; western Let. Traction. 113 IS. Ky. Com., 21 2 choice 042.60; mixed. to was unfavorable not ft altogether 4.50ft Can. Par., Ill Kt. Paul, 145 14. the corporation: that It would lie hand- sheep, 3.5004.40; native Umbe, 5.90. 4.25ft Che. A 0.. S3 western lambs, Sugar, 124 5.90; ed down next Monday and that there R. U. Com., 22 C. A I.. 38 had beon a leak by which this ImporGas, 98 8. U. P. Com., 80 OMAHA. tant lnformnlkm had liecome known to Steel Com., 11 Erie. 28 the 1 peter. Northern Securities lost I1L Cent., 132 do pfd., 57 Omaha, Jan. 20. Cnttle Roceliits half lls gain and the total InuisarUnna 145. West U.. 8A 4.000. In the stock In the narrow curb marSlow, lower; native steers Manhattan, K. A T.. 40 WslNUh, 38 4. ket dhl not exceed a few thousand 2.25 ft 5.0i; rows end hellers 82.50ft ' L. A N.. 109 and stackers 8 3.40; 1.50ft consideracanners had the incident 3.80; hares, but Chicago 1 light on wheat and grain. ble Influence In the stock eichange. feodera 81.50ft2.40; calves 83.00ft Wheal .93 13.25. dimust bulls f2.50ft4.00. Union Parlfle, which would lie lowCorn, 50 34. Money on call 2ft3 lings Receipts 8.500. Belt 10c rectly affected of any of the stork 3 Oats, 42 now prominently trailed In. waa held er; heavy (4.6504.80; mixed S40 i hark by the persistent realizing. 465; light Sl.40ft4.65; pigs (3.50ft New York Bends bulk of sale (4.60ft 4.70. There was no other explauaUon of the active specula) Ion In that stork Sheep Receipt 4.500. Market 10c . which carried It 1 points over Iasi to 20o lower; western yonrllngs (4.00 U. R ref. 2s reg-- . 105. ' : night.' A previous buying movement 04.75S wethers (3.75ft 4.4o; ewes $3.00 U. do coupon. 10A : IDA 3s A Pacific a Missouri stockera reg., hud (2.25ft point 4(3.80; common and do coupon. 106 t"' over Inat night. The only other stocks 3.60; lambs (4.75476-90- . r , new IV v 4s reg., 133 R of first rate Importance which gained a . " IT. R new 4h coupon -t 133 a point was Si. Paul. In contrast with KANSAS CITY. ' U. R old 4a reg. 103 this was the persistent selling pressure R. 107 II. 4s old Re 'on Kuek Islsnd and Amalgsnmied CopCattle-rouimn, 20. Kansas City, Jan. per which carried them a point under retpta 11,000. Market lower; native U. R 6s reg.. 105 ' lust night. Pennsylvania. Union Pacisteers 83.60ft4.GU; native cows and U. R 5 coupon. 191 fic. Atchison and U. H. Steel preferred heifer I2.15ft3.50; stockcr and feed- Atchison general 4s, 99 4. whilo nut furred far below last night, ers I3.00ft3.75; bolls (2.2503.25 Atchison adjustment a 4s, 98 Atlantic coasL line 4a.' 92 were withheld from any nd vance by lbs ralves western steers 6.00; BaltimoreA Ohio 4a. game persistent selling. The Erin were western rows 11.50ft 3.30. 94 A Ohio 3 also sold in supposition that them 11.000. Lower: hulk Receipts lings Central of Georgia 5s. 105. would be no buying to secure conof sales 4.5004.75; heavy (4.60ft trol. as was at one time believed. The and lights Central of Georgia 1st Inc.. 70. packers 76 local tract hm were reactionary when (4 20ft Cheaapeake A Ohio 4 4. 65. C. B. A Q. newa 4a. 92 It became known that yeslenlay'a ad' s 4.000. Lower; Receipt Sheep C. M. A P. gen. 4s. H vancca were based on the tip of lnepec 3.50ft4.30; lambs (4.65ft5.75; C. A N. 8t. consol 7. 131 tlon of the new subway line of nn in range wethers ewes (2.60 83.25ft4.30; . K. I. A P. R. It., col. 5. 84. vtted party of influential capitalists, C. C. C. A t. U gen. 4s. 96 ft. . Realty preferred was marked up 03.90. on very large dealings four points Chi. Ter. 4s. 68 SALT LAKE MINING. wlthuut explanation. The late moveConsolidated Tobacco 4a, 58 ment In Southern Pacific hail a harden' Colorado A ' Southern 4s, 88 floor On of the the mining exchange D A IL G. 4s, 97 Ing effort nn the market hill the closthis forenoon, 21.810 sham were Erie prior Hen 4. 90 ing was Irregular and below the beat The Northern Securities minor af- ttansferred, which brought n total nf Erie General 4s, 85 fected the iliirlington Joint fours and (2,519.38. Fort W. A Denver C. 1st. 103. 10A The market waa about In normal Hocking Valley 4 the Oregon Short Unn lT. S. Steel 2ud lives and Ihe ennditlun, fours. Judging from the way I. A N. Unified 4s. 99 Hock Islands bonds largely overshadstorks hate been selling during the Manhattan consol gold 4a, 103 owed the whole bond market. One or past few weeks. One broker had 2M0 Mexlcen Ont ml 4b. 7A two of the specnlutlvo Issues showed shares of Lower Mammoth which he Minn. A BL IjOuIh 4s, 97. s the wffort of profit taking, but the offered at 40 rents. A buyer waa M. K . A T. As. 91. was tune generally was firm. Total balctk fimnd for It. Hutler-Llber' do seconds. 80 , to be weak, while Martha N. R. K. of M. con. 4s. 7b. par value (4.571MWU. 98. Washington went Inin the pit in much New York Cent. gen. 8 better tone. New York Bonanza was New Jersey Central gen. 5a. 131 WALL STREET. bought at 16 cent a. Northern I'aclfle 4a, 103 On the open board 64 rents was paid Northern Pacific 3s, 72. New Tork. Jan. 2a The tendency for down fell Con. Mermr. Century N. A W. consul 4s. 97. of the stock market was higher at the to 88 rents and n small bunch of O. K. I. 4s and imrtic. 94 opening, but the weakness In Amalgat wns landed at (35 a share. Itaun. conv. 8 95 mated and Kuck Island caused prices and sales posted Resiling gen. 4s. 96 The quotation to fall off, save where siiecial tnfluen-te- s were: Si. louts A iron M. con. 5s. II were operative. Denver and Rio Bt. 1 A San Fran, fg- 4s. 86 Grande preferred and Wcstlnghotise Itnek IsSt. Izuiis aouihwoKiern lets. 95 Yesterday's Quotations. Kleetrle declined Iftl Sratioard Air Line 4s. 66. land. St. Louis and Sau Fran. 2nd So ul hern Pacific 4s. 89 preferred and Beall y preferred a point Mont hern Railway As, 112. each. Thrrp was manifest selling to Texas and raclfic 1st, 116 buying or realize In the Erics. on tra-tlT. at. LA W. 4s. 71. Heading at an advance of a large I'nion Pacific 4s. 122 steadied the general list, but the Union Parlfle conv. 4s. 98. market was dull aud sluggish. On the U. R Steel 2nd 5s. 74 curb Northern Securities moved up Wabaoh 1st. 115 more than three points. y 1-- 4. 2. 2. 3-- 8; 8; (60,-ono.O- 4. Daly-Wes- 2. 7-- 8. 3-- 8-- 8; 3-- 8; 5-- 5-- 8. 2; 4. 8. 3-- 2; 2. 8. 1-- 2. 1-- 2. 2. 4. e eom-lKcl- 3-- 4. 3-- 4. 3-- 4. 3-- 4, 2. 3-- 4. 1-- 8. 1-- 2. 2. vice-gere- 2. . 3-- 8. 8. 7-- 8. 3-- A 1 3--4. 1-- . . 3-- 4. 4- as, 4. 4. 8-- 2. 4. ; a, A 3-- 4. fcut-ton- 4, 9. C-- 1- -4 4. 2. 2. 2. SHARMANS CUT RATE TICKET member of the American Ticket Brokers' Assn.ln Ogden, which means to the traveling public low rates and perfect safety. Only Special rates to and from Europe via all lines. ; Highest price paid' for unused tickets, mileage, etc. ' CORN f 20. The Russian bat Two can Just reoelved. the Orel, the transport tleshlp Aurora, collier Sara toff, and nine torpedo boats bound for the far east, have entered HAY Sues canaL Wa are prepared to fill large or small orders promptly. GRAND JURY ACQUITTAL. jj UN EQUALED 2. REDUCTIONS 2. 3-- 4, 4. A 3-- PROCEEDINGS IN 25, 35 to 40 per cent CONGRESR on Suits, Coats, JacKets, Furs, SKirts, Etc., Etc. SENATE. 1-- 4 Washington. Jan. 1-- 4 rent. 1-- SUGAR AND COFFEE. New York. Jan. 20. Sugar: Raw rentri-ftignominal; fair refining. 2 KG 2 molasses sugar. al Itefinnd dull; crushed. 3.00; powdered granulated. 4.47. COFFEE. e 20. g an Patterson entered Into argument 'intended to demonstrate that CulotTitiia had acted In good faith in rejecting tlie treaty, He said that Colombia had a perfect right to reject ths treaty and declared that Its rejection could lx traee-- to the deliberat threat of the United States. lie arraigned the President for fail-- j lug to carry the Spooner, law iuto effect aud Le declared that tin President l;ad liofdlv anntiurd h's linen tion to steal Panama or take it by force.'' UDIES' SUITS 845.50 Valuss for (40.00 Values for (304)0 Values for (25.C0 Value for (22.50 Valuss for JACKETS & COATS ....$25.00 .... .... .... .... 27.50 1R75 15.00 13.75 S1R00 Valuss for (17.50 Values for (27-0- 0 Valuss for R50 Values for 6.00 Valuss for .... .... .... '.... .... 10.75 10.00 15.00 G.00 (.75 I and stylish garments at the Other well-masame liberal reductions. It will be interesting to note chc values presented in the South window. de i The market for 1 ,(. mjr.H jva'ii'ipiry tendf.my uiubr a MORNING SALES. Regular Call Sales. lxwor Mnn iuiilh. lmii si 4k. at1 in Martha V 5 i,. V'l" at 1 Daily Pullman Buffet Sleeping' Car Service between Salt Lake, Milford, Modena and Callentes. Direct stage connections for ail mining districts ia ' southern Utah and Nevada. , - 7:0u ARRIVE DAILY. R Piadfis Mail, halt Late . p. m - X and all points East ...U:45 a. jg. aad bb Louia Uautad .. .. .. ;g r Ka 'll, Local from Park City aad San Pete Valley .. 7:0b p. w, 5iaoiatePaciiia Lxptarj trua ail Kant ..13:80 am, Through Bloapinq son to Omaha, Mow bL York aad Dm. ana iouis, ton.. Area iodising Chau aara. A p sax aarvKo oa au Mm, fect'diaing uaiaa. L A.' BENTON, lisa. Agt. Phgr. Dmt Laa UIt, - ft A. HENRY, Ticketbait Altai, uu k. diLNUN, AgiM, ugd. Ma. 1, Chisago . a time card; '.Effective Nov. 22, 1901 DEPART, 5- - fi Mall and Express ....7:18 A A No. 2 Overland Limited for Omaha. Council Blulfa, Denver, Fanes City and east daily 2:40 p. No. 4 AtNntie Express for Denver, Omaha, Connell Blrffa, Kansas City aad aB 7:10 point east,- daily ARRIVE. No. I Padfie Express ftom . Council Bluff, Omaha, Denver. Kaaaaa City and a, A east, daily Vo I Overload Limited from . Omaha. Cornell Rhiffa, Kansas City, Den- re-- , and all points asst . 2:30 a, A daily No. 101 Fast Mail 2:40 p. CL A. HENRY, - (a 0 .... G. a Ticket S. CORSE, r-- -. : . ( t. AgvaL P. and V. A. pomxa t. w. p. a THg: OREGON bUUttr card, , LOiB. TUW ,..J; fcV . (Not. 32. 3903.); . depart. and Portland.. (1:55 a. A No. Poeatelid, 'Montpelier 1:23 am-and Butte No.'T-v-Bntt- ....... ho. No, Valley 7:15p.m. Xd. IS Salt Lake and Tintie 10:45 a A .No. ,8 Salt Lake and interUr-Cac- mediate points '.... 7:80am No.. 2 Salt Lake, Provo, Tel. 250. Milford1 and all points For particulars, call on or address . south 1:05 p.m Lake and intaf-- ' agents. Salt Lake Route, or J. L. No. MOORE, COMMERCIAL AGENT,. ...... .6:55p.m. mediate point No.1 4- . 8:10a A E. W. GILLE1T, Gen. Pass. Agt ' Salt Lake City, Utah. ARRIVE. a I City Ticket Office, 201 Main Street . No. 1 Salt Lake No. 9 Butte and Poci.tello Express S. J. BURT & BROS. ..12:45aab mediate point The Ody Am a a 7:00am. No. 8 Portland and Butte.. 7:00am. No. 10 Butte and Pocatello 6:30 p.m. No. IS Cache Valley 10:30 a bl Train south of Juab do aot ru k Ralwijf kdwda Mlusqif liver aad CUcafa, DssMe-Trac- Sundsya - The G. C. A. HENRY, H. CORSE, Ticket . AgeaL Fha Agt, Ogden, Utah. U, E. BURLEY, ti. P. A T. A, . ; Salt Lake City. A FL Overland Limited The Most Laxarisaa Tram latte World Compartment and drawing -- mow sleeping cars, observation can, dining cars, and library cars, with barber, bath and rs Library; entire train electric lighted, through to Chicago without charge. Direct connection for buffet-smoki- ng Biok-love- ATCHISOH, TOPEKA & SADIA "fcaata C A. MaIkct, Chicago & General M-Wisti- Snh Mata 51 Or. Stmt, Lake Cltr. l:lah. FE - Line from Utah to Kansas Citj RL Joseph, Chicago, El Pao and the Mining Camp of New Mexico end Atisona Afent, m h Routa- Direct TVteti. mtrvMlsn. n4 full nn bn ottiinnd from 06 ii ....... ...... 2:00 p A No. 11 Salt laks and Tintie 0:65. No. 7 lake and Milford 11:20 a Ka 3 Salt Lake aad Inter- St Paul and Minneapolis J futures opene1 firm ai prices to nn advAn of five points on moderate lx f suppon. At fir-trading was quiet an I ibirinx ih eoff-- tiegin-nin- Hay-Horra- Coffee firm; Nd. 7 Rio, A Xw York. Jan. the Air. 13-3- 20-2- 2. 4.55; At of ii today Ihe Senate look up ihe for the addition nf a clerk in the wruale. poMoflire, Mr. Hale (ibjecied to immediate consideration, saying top many increases' wrre being made In the clerical tone of the Senate. He appealed to Mr. Kean, ccairman of the committee on contingent expenses, wlio replied that the had been intropending resolution duced for the purpose of retaining the services of "the clerk who due the work." At Air. Hals's request the res- olut ton went over. l Sterling exchange firm with buMnos in bankers' bills at It 8M5r 4.8620 for demand aud at 4 83251 4 8J35 for sixty day bills: posted rstra commercial bills (4 A3 (4 83. Bar silver 66 34. Mexican dollars 44. 27-3- 2: 20. ! 2. Wisconsin Central 4a, 89. Cola Fuel A Iron conv. 5a. 7A 2 1-- pm : In a few days we commence taking stock on the second floor. Until then buyers will be allowed a reduction of 8. New York. Jan. 20. Closef Money per cent; on rail easy. 1 3 442 closing bid and offered 2. Time loans 3 per cent; easy; sixty days 3ft six months 4ft4 90 days 3 per eent. ft 5 per Prime mercantile paier 4 x afi -- 4. 4a, 89 ., ,. . K e, Atlantis Express points East .. - ALL TRAINS DAILY.-- ' 2. Luke Erie CARD LM S7TH, 1903, DhPAKT DAILY. ' Me. I, Atlantis Mail aU potata East , q , .7:1 a q. No.,!, halt Laks lotmi ,...(il6a q Aa 2, Chicago, fit. Leuia POULTRY SUPPLIES A A 5rv liOGjUNOEvS1 Am-ate- Port Bald, Jan. A Wheeling OFFICE O. B. ENGLEHART, Manager. 103 25th 8L, Healy House. Phone 161Z. 2. MONEY. omvCT0e,D grand? rnil JULY -- 4. ltab. R. 65 437 25th r, t. l-- 2, Wabash Phone 174. Berlin, Jan. 20. Baron von Mann-licheMannlicher Inventor of the rifle, ia dead. ENTER 6UEZ CANAL. e 5-- 3--A 3-- 4. ' Ogden Steam Laundry, out-gener-al 4. Italy-Wes- The Wise Xan Patronizes FAMOUS INVENTORDEAD. 00 4. 3. -- RR l-- A - Baa. Francisco, Jan. 20. Hugh Craig. of Insurance agent and the chamber of commerce, appealed to the courts today to recover (963 from John Alexander Dowle. Mr. Craig In his petition claims that twelve years ago the ruler of Zion borrowed (2,772 from him. AH of It was returned except the amount sued for, and that. It Is alleged, Dowle refused to pay. Dowle had planned to sail fo; Sydney tomorrow on the steamer Sonoma. . , . BUT DOWIE SUED. five-minu- te 3-- 1.--2 The Wicked Stand In Slippery Places, & CO. 7-- A A Tal-Pin- eon-tinatl- on 8. 4. New York, Jan. 20 Richard Siarr Dana, a wired banker, wbo for many years was heavily Interested iu the China trade, ia dead at his home here. He established in the early sixties n mercantile bouse in Hong Kong and built up n large business witj lbs interior. being the first wbita man to conduct n commission business In China. g rebellion, be During the was made a captain of volunteers and served aa a member of the staff of Chinese" Gordon, whose close friend he was. Mlddlesboro, Ky, Jan. 20. Lee TurNo better or larger assortment in ner, proprietor of the Quarter House" the city. Washington, Jan. 20. The House who was charged with killing Deputy convened at 11:65 a. m. today in Sheriff Charles Cecil in the famous of yesterday's aesslon and nt Quarter House battle;" was acquit POP CORN THAT POPS of the ted by the grand Jury today. once resumed consideration with the pure food bill, proceeding SKEEN DIED IN POVERTY. reading of the bill- for purposes of the under amendment 152 24th St rule. Cedar Rapids, la, Jim. 20. Mayor Phone 844k. The Hepburn pure food bill passed J. M. May. inventor ef farm machln the House 201 to 68. ery, la dead, aged 90 years. He once Section three was amended by strik- owned a portion of this city, but died ing out the provision that the certi- in poverty. r ficate of the secretary showing the or in where cases an results CREAGH'S WIDOW MARRIED. analysis TIME TABLE L appears that the art has been vio: F. Grierson, lated shall be admitted In evidence London, Jan. 20.J-- A; in all courts of the United States formerly of Chicago who -- was comwithout further verification. mander of Grierson's Horae in South The amendment wns adopted only Africa during 1881. was married today to Mrs. Fitzgerald Creagli, .widow of San Pedro, Los Angeles and after n long legal debale. Mr. Clark, of Missouri, was sup-- n Major General Creagh.r Salt Lake Co. rted in his 'opposition to the provisDepot, Third, West and South Tempi WILL DEFEND BORDER. ion by members of both sides of the Sts, Salt Lake City. House. Mr. Hepburn said It was the DEPART. Tien Tsln. Jpn. 20. It is authoritat- For Provo, Lchl, Fairfield purpose in framing the bill to 1m pose penalties and not to get up n ively reported here that VIceory Kal and Mcrcur, connecting measure without prohibition or penal- has definitely derided to guard the Chi at Nephi for Mantl and In dealers LI desire. as event some border Manchurian the of might Intermediate points on ty Mr. Clark 6. on aertion war between Russia and Japan, and Speaking Sanpete Valley Ry. ... look occasion to say that unless soma that he had arranged to transfer 20,-0For Garfield Beach, Toolimitation was Made federal troops to the border. spies ele, Stockton, Mamwould swarm nil about the country In moth, Eureka and Silthe guise of inspectors. IT IS TO LAUGH 7 ver City (via Learning-to- n . cutoff) Mrs. Banka Why did you bid so CHARGES ACAINST THOMAR For T Provo,. American . high on that statuette Fork, LehL Juab. MilMias Splurge Because She bid on it, 20. Senator Jan. Washington. ford, Frisco, Callentes Smoot and Representative Howell of and I will not allow Her to and Intermediate points &05 n m Thomas, post- me even if It la a plaster man. Utah, and - master of Salt Lake City, had n conferARRIVE. No,-hence with the resident today, with enld, "I - am-- not sure From Provo, American reference, it la laid, to charges filed whether my wifes Christmas gift to Fork, Lehl, Joab. Milagainst Postmaster Thomas. An in- me was meant to please me or to humford, Frisco. . Callentes of was ble made the charges my pride." by vestigation and intermediate points 9.35 jg) What did she give you?" naked the ' inspectors, who reported to the detiart-wenFrom ' Provo, Lehl, Fair- The report Is in the hands of friend. Senand Mercnr field, She had n crayon pbrtrait of 'me the President wh) is giving It considpete Valley Ry. points. 5.35 p mode by nn gmnteur artist:" Philadeleration. No decision has been From Silver City, Mam- phia Press. .j moth, Eureka, Stockton, and Tooele, Garfield Beach 5:35 3-- 4. 7-- 8. - HOUSE. 1-- 8-- 4. 1 Contends That Inspector Mayer le In Contempt. Wabhington, Jan. 20. When the postal trial was resumed today, Mr. Kurn-b-referring to his charge ihal rost-offir- e Inspector Mayer had conversed with witnesses, said he did wish to call the attention of the court again to the matter but as the district attorney bad pressed him fur proof of his assertion. he was prepared to present au The district attorney 1 affidavit. tested that the matter could not be brought before the court in this way, that oral testimony should be beard. I beg to differ with you, as to that, remarked Justice Pritchard. Mr. Kum-le- r then said as two affidavits would be neccNiary he would obtain one more, whereupon Justice Pritchard remarked that if he found sufficient cause for issuing n rule for contempt against Mayer, he would do IL Mr. Douglass interjected- the - statement that the affidavit would apply equally and perhaps more so to Postoffice Inspector Gregory. Justice Pritchard Informed counsel for both sides that he would demand that no extraneous matter be introduced to Influence the Jury, but that if it was he would take occasion to his mention it when he delivered charge to the Jury. chief clerk city Henry C. delivery. New York poetofflee, testified. Answering n question. bg.Mr. Taggart Lockwood said that by a letter dated Feb. 1, 1896, he was notified that six fasteners ' were orthousand Groff dered supplied' to his office, without any requisition first having been made therefor. Counsel for the defense objected. Mr. Taggart stated that hla object was' ' to show that Machen was specially energetic In distributing these fasteners. Justice Pritchard announced that he would admit as competent any evidence tending to show facta in connection with the furtherance of the allegation of the indictment. He had, he said, anticipated this very question and bad given It much thought. The witness' then continued hla testimony after counsel .stated they would argue the point further - 7-- 8. 3-- A nt DEAD. RETIRED BANKER CONTINUER r, 88. 100 at 3.75. Daly West. 10O at 35.00. Mammoth, 2lio at 41. May Day. 5mm at 7 Martha Washington, 5.000 at 1 New Turk Bonanza. 5M) at 16, s- 60. 1,500 Sacranunto. l.Otw at 20 at 20 0 8, buyer. Freshlaat 0 Securities at MACHENS TRIAL The President's views, the speaker argued, must have been known to the people of Panama, hence he held the President to be nt least partly responsible for the revolution. b. 3m. Iwly-Judge- , Jobs F. Dooly Northern 18. 1 Open Bpard Sales. 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