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Show TOE Examln' Telephone Namberol P t. the 4T time24Ucalletroet At at No. 407 Nx ?ht. after II standard Building. , U U you gry want a bowse, see WedelL Warner, of Bt. Louis, is In town J. C. Hancbett and State Commander W. F. Gray, both of the latter from Salt lake City. the rose of J. J. Shepherdess railed yesterday for hearing in Justice A. 8. Burt 'a court at North Ogden, Mr Shepherd was the only one to appear. None of the city officials was here. He asked for a dismissal of the case, but hia request was refused and the hearing will probably come at some later date fixed by the court. MORNINO il EXAMINER, 1!, TTAII. TIMMSSPAY WAS WEARY OF LIVING Jeff Wilcox of Wctlsville Judge Henry II. Rolapp and wife and the two youngest children left yesterday for California on a two weeks vacation and a much needed rest by the Just i he time to take up the matter ia M8&. When of raiu Commit-e- d Suicide. . U business. Ur and Mn. J. O. Waliher, of Reno, Judge. visitors. Jeff Wilcox, a rock driller from the jjer., are Ogden There la much Improvement, this af- cut off, committed suicide yesterday material the and tbe ability bsva W M. in the condition in the wine room of tbe Dew Drop lint, Brown Drug ternoon, who has been illofat George to fill your prescription. hia home Hanson, us Twenty-flD- h siteei. by drinking for over a week. tOBipaoy. of carbolic arid. about two oitm-cA rltation lias been ordered ironed y I Lee. of Grand Junction, Colo., Wilcox been had staying at the Cenud A. G. Schneider, of Denver, Colo., in the divorce csss of Margaret Ann tral hotel since March 24th. and had to Ogden. deBanford va Bam Banford. The fendant has been ordered I appear on been well supplied with money during of La Grande, Ore., is w. Byrnes, occuionally. April 6th and show cause why he has his stay, and drinking j to town on business. not paid the alimony as directed by but not to excess, and was perfectly sober at the time he committed the Off the court you can trade directly " Union Western official deed. guard, on CounThe stockholders of the Weber direct from New York and Chi ty Fair Association hold their annual He had evidently run out of money, ngo Exchanges. Books on speculation meeting in the court bouae on Friday, only 20 rents wu found on his perCumr when Best bank references. Itoe. of electing officers and son. and had decided to return tb matter work as he shipped Tuesday evening Bings Commission company, Ogden outlining theyaar's program will prob- at building. the Diamond Employment Agency, touch, rooms havThe of be considered. matter ably reraces this summer at the track will and had an order for a pass for his ing room roes C man and Howard He left his to lakeside. turn j. r. As also be considered. Ogden of Ban Francisco, are in town. Is probably and about 8 o'clock deprived of baseball this season it Is early this morning bottle of --ar purchased a ihree-ounc- e some excellent that very probable store. Ht reCarr's bolii: tors. Bessie Hill and daughter have meets arid at drug will be held here and fast hones few minutes bes to hotel the returned from a four months visit in turned Bhe returned in goot brought here from other slates. fore twelve, and went into the uloon, California. which next door, lie took a drink at health. Edward Stone, of Balt lake City, the baris and went to tbe wine ro.im. of was No. the winner holder 298, of of where he poured about two-thirEvery day you ran get fresh Call Miss the Dufet racer, Williams,' the arid in a glass, laf J the bottle on fnmla and Utah vegetable at Carver's off this afternoon at tbs window sill ar.d drank tbe arid. A 2348 Washington avenue which was raffled grocery. lfae sheriff's office. The Judges were man Phoos 227K. entering the room a minute or L. J. Holt her. Jr W. R. Swan and 8. two afterward saw the label on ibe H. Cave. The winner ofMisa Williams bottle and asked Mr. Wilcox if be had j. O. Waliher and wife of Reno, Nee man drank the acid, and he replied that he is an enthusiastic vada. are visiting in Ogden. and was the former owner of Blank had. Dr. Forbes was tailed and arrivr. Cloud, a well-knoed about ten minutes later. He used A. 8. Hugham, R. P. Fowler and Mr, the stomach pump, and every means Lake Balt of Schuber H. N. Mrs. and poulble to uve tbe man's life, but the City ars Ogden visitors. NOTICE large qtfantity of acid bad 1 done Its oclock. work and the man died at of Evanston, Mrs. Geo. Sommers, No papers were found on his person, Wyoming, is visiting with friends. Wells-vlll- e, It la reported by our. competitors, but It Is said that his home Is in Now plant SWEET PEAS. Buy seed Utah, and he hua four grown Is bulk of Skeen A Co., 352 24th Bt. In Ogden and vicinity, that the Ogden sons A few articles of clothing were (our Ogden found In his room, and In his valise a Company J. M. Lents if building a frame rot Implement is going out of business. This brand new pocket New Testament. togs on Fourth street, between Adams Branch) The body was taken charge of by 9500. will be Cost Jefferaon. to is and give notice that such report is not TRUE. If the Ogden Implement Undertaker Larkin. DIED Tuesday evening at 11 :30 the Company should ever' go out of busiinfant son of I. C. and Mary Grow ness at any time, the Utah Implement 75.118 Funeral notice later. Company or some other reliable firm will continue the same line of goods, Mrs. John H. Williams on Tuesday and farmera can always get repairs of Amusing Matters Brought up In the ubmiited to a surgical operation us In Ogden for any goods they have Examination Yesterday. which wu successful and she is get' 6r may buy. old There was much smiling and supWe wish the hearty support of ting along nicely now. municipal customers and welcome ail new ones, pressed laughter in the Editor W. R. McBride, of the Provo and we guarantee prices to be below court room yesterday during the Democrat, was in Ogden on business all competitors. trial of Charley Tom. the almond-eyeYours respectfully, yesterday. disciple of Confucius, charged with UTAH IMPLEMENT CO. operating an opium joint. Charley ChiThe large oil painting of Ogden canWong Wu. a much as in sworn was yon by Artist Thomu Blight has been Interpreter naman, nimpleted and was placed on exhllii and it was his characteristic pigeon lion In the show windows of the Boyle English that evoked laughter in the Furniture company. The picture rep- Bulletin Be Far room. court Affect Opthe Only resents the canyon, in the summer, Venters, the young man who Harry of tha Departmenta erating near the narrows, which is a little this was arrested in Charley Tom's place, Me of Wilson's saw mill, and Is with Various Roads Affected. testified that he had emoked opium out doubt the finest painting ever turn' times, and The first official notice of the changes there at three different ed out in this city. It Is thlrty.sfz in the Union Pacific and Oregon Short identified the pipe and other smokinches by fifty-fou- r inches and Is set ing accessories as the ones he had in heavy gilt frame. A large number Line management was received this used in Charley Tom Joint. of people have seen the picture and morning at the local offices, and fulWhen it came Charley Tom's turn slate that It Is a beautiful picture and fills in part the published reports to to testify, the Judge asked: Do yon Ik a great credit to the Thomas tbe effect that the Union Pacific and know how to smoke opium? of Wong artist, Blight. - The picture has been purchasSouthern Pacific will be under the Wu. the official Interpreter. ed by Messrs. Leedom and Pattisoa of '"Yes, me know how." ' management of the Short Line from the Fslslsff Cafe. What Is the first thing you do Green River, Wyoming, to OgJen. when you want to smoke bop?" II. A. Code has returned from a The following official bulletins were First thing you look for hop, retrip in Nevada. posted: plied the Chinaman and then there Effective April 1st, Mr. A: L. Mohier was a laugh, and then, Ho get It, go Sir. and Mrs. H. E. Peterson returnIs ed last evening from a visit appointed general manager of the get some money and buy some." as at North The interpreter took the Judge Platte, Nebraska Unpn Pacific linn west of Omaha and to go through the actual op-- e meaning east Kansas of Green River ration of smoking and asked where City, and Miss Gertruds Chamberlain, of AnaNebraswith headquarters at Omaha. the hop was. The judge explained conda Montana, is visiting in the city, ka, vice W. H. Bancroft, transferred. hs guest of Miss Lanphers on Monroe he Just wanted him to show how director that Signed, J. Kruttachnltt, avenue. It was done by actions. Wong took of maintenance and operation. the needle, pea nut oil lamp and other Effective April first all officers and A message from W. H. Wattle, mkn-g- rr employes of the Union Pacific Railroad accessories and explained how opium of the Utah Construction comIs smoked. After this explanation pany. by his firm in Ogden stated that Co., from Green River, Wyoming, to the Judge turned to Charley Tom and the Park Ogden, City Utah, including he would sail with the asked him, through the interpreter, if Panama commission yesterday morning on the branch, will report to W. H. Bancroft, that was the way young Ventera manager of the Oregon Short smoked. general steamer Alliance to the isthmus, where Line railroad at Balt Lake Charley nodded his head and City, he will go over the proposed route of Utah. Signed by J. Kruttachnltt. di- grunted Yes. the Panama canal with a view to subHe was fined 9751)0 or In lieu thererector of maintenance and operation. mitting bids for the construction work. As yet no official notice la posted In of 75 days in Jail. the Southern Pacific offices but It Is Silver tent No. 1, Knights of the Msccabeea is to have as Its guest on generally understood that the 8alt Lake division, from Ogden to Reno next Monday. April 4. Hon. P. D. Marker. the supreme commander of the will be under the management of W. officials John Dawson, arrested for vagrancy, organization. Mr. Marker la widely H. Bancroft, and nil operating will report to him. The notices do not was discharged with the understanding known as one of the ablest exponents confirm the report that Mr. Kruttsch "f the modern fraternal and beneficithat he go back to tbe Cut-o- ff as soon nitts headquarters will be at Chicago. as he could. ary orders.- - Under Ms guidance-thThe local ticket office has had no Pat Martin and Wm. Kelly,' both armembership of the great order of the Msirabee has nearly reached the half notice of any change, and will conrested on tbe charge of vagrancy, were from Pacific to tickets Union tinue sell million mark and its reserve, rapra-senie- d discharged with the understanding Green River. by investments in government Ogden to that they try to get to work. and miiniriial bonds, la now consider-M- r It is generally felt that the changes Paul Nelson, who was arrested Tueswill effect the operating department above 3,0n0,0(N). for using indecent language beday to made a with view are and only, will Msrkey be accompanied UJ fore a large crowd in froyt of the Lyexthe the supreme operating reducing greatly lady commander of the ceum Theater, was severely lectured by Maccabees, Mrs. Lillian M. Hollister, pense.ihe Judge. Young men of that sort wi by District Medical Examiner Dr. ought to have their tongues cut out If they cant control themelvm better Nelson was fined 950 or than that fifty days m Bet 2 for Friday at p. Hearing is The case of H. A. Branson for disBonds 9500. turbing the peace was set for tonight at Jas. McPherson, charged with for- 7 o'clock. If you care to save 25 per cent ' The case of the city against' Charley ging a check on McCorntck A on your of Salt lake City, was ar- Hong, proprietor of tbe Silver Parlor raigned before Judge Howell. As the restaurant, charged with selling and defendant in this case is entitled to disposing of liquor in his restaurant, counsel ' to defend him. the case wu will be postponed for a few days as a set for 2 oclock, Friday, April 1st, test, will be made of It. Tbe test will 1994. Not being aide to get bondsmen Millinery visit our store. We be as to whether restaurant keepers to can save you thin over the amount of 9500. he will be con- have the right to sell and dispose of one any fined in the city Jail until the trial. Im- liquor in their places of business. Millinery Houne In the Stale and give you the CONVICTED BY A CYCLONE. MARCH .MOlfMNfi, coats v.hich look just as well in the. sun as in the rain. Look like any other light weight overcoat, only you will be extra well pleased with the way it sheds As DON'T just h for Perfumery and Pail Weve received a large assortment in time for the Spring wet weath er. Theyre worth quo-totio- Co. I WaiSace Drug coats-ra- iu water. s "1, IPOf. u Near to Call on Us Toilet Articles, of which We Carry a Large Variety. Prices the Lowest. Quality the Best. $10.00 15.00 16.50 18.00 20.00 219-22- 0 Rey-gold- s, .. No Better Made. Fit well. ' Youll rather think so. 'fry . one on. race-hom- & fWDIJJE CHIMED d IMPJH . . niiniCDiiii e rin m Mi 11 inery Easter Newest Things Out Beside we sell Furnishings. Shoes, Clothing and Notions. McCreadys At 161-1- 63 ONE-HAL- L 26th Street, : F BLOCK FROM UNION DEPOT. NEVER UNDERSOLD. WRIGHT SONS' CO IV; record-breake- . ; 92.-50- u Whether Banker or Mechanic you can figure oa and long wear in e Longlev, Low Clothing Blora. out of shape or umightly green. . examined and bland at recor.' SWEDES TO SING. Kittenm-kline- Students Will Take Part in Swedish Day at St Louis av St. Louis. Mo., March Thalberg. of Stockholm. Sweden, Ik in St. Louis to arrange for hringlng sixty Swedish students to sing m the exercises of Swedish day at the World's fair. June 24. . The students are from the I'niverrity of Lund, and the chorus has been a three former prominent feature at Paris expositions. The students chorus includes John Fnrsril. s member He of the Royal opera of Is an alumnus of the unirendiy whero he sang during his student days. The members of tbe churn range from 25 to 35 years. A AAAAA AA A A A A A A A A A A A Building Portland, Ore., March 30.- - The Japanese that arrived on the Portland and Asiatic liner Indrapura on their way to Bt Louis, where they will bp employed In erecting the Japanese exhibit have left for the east A part of the chrgo brought by Uie Indrapura is tbe material for the Japanese exposition exhibit at the Louisiana Purchase exposition, it contains a number of Japan's faimniH trees, some of which are said to lie several hundred years old. yet only two or three feet tall. Other trees of the average alzc are aim included in the exhibit There are numerous crates of curioualy perfumed wood that will be used in the erection of the Japanese building at the fair. A quant ity of fancy work and ditcorativ material for tbe Japanese pavilion Is included In P wvwMmnana PUTNAM CLOTHING HOUSE 2345 Washington Avenue, AAAAAAAAAAAAA INJUNCTION. VIOLATES . Kansas City, 51 arch 30. Lover Street, a striking teamster, con- vicled of violating the injunction the strikers not to ordering men, was Interfere with today sentenced to sixty days in non-unio- n Jail. aaaaaaaaaaaaa A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A CANDIDATES. 30. Republicans Phlladelphia.Man-nominated the following candidates: First district. Henry F. Blnghanf; second. Robert Adsns. Jr.; third, George A. Castor; fourth. Reuben O. Moon; fifth. Edward Morrclly; sixth, George D. McCreary. of Proof The Quality taste the satisfying and The A AAA AAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAA the shipment FLOOD DANGER PA8SED. A -- A A A Saginaw, Mich., 3!areh 30. The flood situation Is somewhat lm- proved today. The river gauge shows a decrease in the water lev- el. Business, however, Is still at a standstill. A tug weut to Car- rollton and the surrounding dis- trict today to carry supplies aqd render whatever aasislanee la needed. Grand Rapids, Mich., March 30. Orand river la raced- lug and the greatest flood danger seems to have passed. healthful pleasing effects of the tender young leaves of A A A A A A A Is what commends this high grade Japan Tea to those seeking the best. Full weight packages. Ask your grocer. A A A A A A A A A A A A A F. J. HIES EL & CO., Importers. SWEEPING REDUCTIONS!!! IN WINTER MILLINERY MUST BE CLOSED OUT AT ONCE To Make Room for Spring Styles. 'Call Early for Bargains. MISS SPURGEON LEAVES GAETA. AVENUE. 2410 WASHINGTON March William op board ibe Imperial yacht Hotienzollern Mr today for Messina. Sicily. cKcoried by the cruiser Prinx Frederick KarL llaeta. Italy. They do not stretrh doew't turn into aa a JAPANESE EXHIBIT. EMPEROR Alexander Hats. fade and the etitrhing A St. Ixiuis, March 3d. No action A j A wan taken hi the United States A, A court today hi the case of Senator A A Burton, it h probable the bill of A A exceptions wiH lie finished by to- - A A morrow and will be filed In court. A A together wJHr a nun Inn for appeal. A A Sentence wtlt then be passed on A A Senator Ilurioii and be will he re- - A A quirrd to give, a new bond pend- - A A lng the rehearing of the case on A A A appeal. A A AAAAAAAAAAAAA A AAA A A A A t CONGRESSIONAL A A A . & When vou wear a Longley, Low It Alexander hat you are protected by a guarantee. The same money that will get you a common hit will buy you longley, Low It Alexander, "Elk brand, Lorylry, Low dr Alexander gloves and caps ars fair in price aim. but way up in good new. Walk in mhm of these days and ace. on the BURTON NOT SENTENCED. A A A . Construct Hava Arrived. wax ' A 30.-M- usi Those Who Will l eror made Inquiries Berlin, March owing to the report published in Tarts rethat alarming rcimrta had been ceived concerning Emperor William's health elicited the announcement that the condition of his majesty's throat a typewriter that la out of repair. It (a normal and the reporta are ollicr-wl- s to keep a good machine, and that pays disebedited. is the kind that w are selling. Wa will sell you a new one or an old ona IDENTIFY WRITING. fixed up to do tha work like new. If you do not want to buy, we will rent Poisonin the Botkin you one. We will keep It In repair as Experta Testify as yon want It. Case. long ing San Francisco. March 30. The forePerhaps yon would like to trade the noon session of the Botkin murder trial typewriter you now have for one that today was devoted to the examination la In better order or for some different T,! (tyie. If so. let us know and will of Handwriting Experts Daniel Both call and see what wo can do fur yon. Ames and Carl identified the handwriting of Mrs. L. kin in the exhibit.-- presented by the Tlt- - i were closely cross- COR. 24TH AND GRANT. prosecution. , h. BECRAFT PtOUTEJMITEIS Causes Revelation of Windstorm A Largs Number Are Hurd in the Whoroabouta of Bigamist. District Court. Chicago, March 90. The same cy In the district court yesterday the clone that made James Mclnerney following matters were heard and dis- home lues in Indiana Harbor last week, found a new home for him in the Inposed of by Judge Henry H. Rolapp: In the Davidson vs. Munsey case, the diana penitentiary. Justice, moving depositions taken were ordered open- almost ae feet aa the cyclone itself, baa decreed that he serve five years at ed, published and filed. In the cue of Fred J. Kiesel va hard labor for bigamy. Had it not been for the windstorm Pasteur Dairy company, the sale of which destroyed Mrlnerney'e house the property to A. L. Brewer for and left him with slight injuries, his was confirmed by the court In the case of J. W. F. Volker va whereabouts might never have been Bernard Nuck, on motion to have de- known to the wife who bee Just to allow filing of brought about hie conviction. fault set aside so Mrs. Olivine Anglais Mclnerney of a reply to the counter claim. The default wu ordered set aside by pay- Chicago, who claims, that Mclnerney ment of costs accrued to date on filing deserted her in Hamilton. Ontario, 15 affidavit that the neglect to file reply years ago, rbanred to see his , name wu under the Impression that a settle- published In tbe list of ibose Injured ment wu In progress. The order ap- by the storm. The result was the and arrest of Mrinerney, wlio pointing N. J. Harris was rescinded anJ T. D. Johnson wu appointed, by two years ago was marriel to a young tlrl of the Kulnirh. consent of parties. ultra-styl- mV WINDOWS WATCH OUR Clearance Sale on Thie Week CLOTHING STEIN-BLOC- K MANHATTAN SHIRTS and All Kinds of OVERCOATS BRO., A. KUHN VENU 2365 WASHINGTON V. mmtmm a ji fjf ff fttfjttff OGDEN'S FINEST CAFE T THE FALSTAfF T of j If Open. Day and NlgM. Leedom & Pattison, Props. 21 fli Rio Grande Western..!! Trains leave 7:15 a. ra., 8:10 a. m., 2:15 m. and 7:00 p. nu, returning leaves Salt Lake Gty 10:50 a. xtl, 1:45 p. m. 6:05 p. m., and 11:59 p. m. Tickets inclusive $1.50 for round trip. On sale April 1st to 6th, returning April 12th. .. . i 2425 Wash.Ave First Gass in Every Respect 444 4 4 14 Ph THE SENATE ELECTRICAL STANLEYS. STEVENS, MANAGER. 227 Washington fildx. Ava 1 Goad Liquors. Good Yroatmant. HAVB COMMERCIAL ELECTRIC CO. 4 Minimum THOSE LITE MEN EVERYTHING sfo efo 5 0 : Its, 25th Bt, Near Good Time Guaranteed. Union Depot. ; W. A. Scudder, Proprietor. I |