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Show THE MORXIXQ EXAMINER, OGDEN, UTAH, WEDNESDAY MORNING, that a small city, and the Hue la being extended unconflirmed to the eff disturbanr.- t.llK mken towards St. George. place at Gomel, in whiin about lot) A circular was issued by SuperintenJews were attacked. A mv tight redent Dunn of ihe motive power and sulted and, according ihn reports, i!n-their machinery department of the Short aum Jewish butcher Line, extending the jurisdiction of blas- knives and wounded bo,!- Christians. ter Mechanic 1). J. Maloue of the Utah Several Jewish stores dreiruyed, . division to Green River, Wyu. but there were no fata!''-,,.- from the miner's Spend i CorresptedenL The governmeui engineers who have DEATH. SAtT LAKE BOYS received la Salt Tho sad new the death at of yesterday ukc cuy Jr.. Frendi of John W. . John CM the W. Cairua. well-know- n of this city. The cause irtth aa pneumonia, which the L,g m contracted while attending of Mines Van der Nailuen School tooriCairiiii waa 23 yeara of age, and of frlenda Id Salt Lake and t who will lie pained to hear bii untimely and unexpected do uc waa a very apt student and promise of excelling In hla choaen J, !aere. h.-a- 'w L The remaiua will be here for interment and the famifuneral will take place from the 568 East South Temple residence, ly hcri-aflanto rfriii. hJuiisM dle al er nounced. CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION. returned from measuring southern rivers, say tliSL the Sevier's normal flow has been utilized for the test mouth in early Irrigation to soften the hard, dry earth so that it could be played. The San Pitch river water is being run into reservoirs for use later. (J, 1901. MOTORISTS. - anti-Jewls- h SALT LAKE DEPARTMENT SUSPENDED XTCIIL LONE BANDIT ROBS MAILS. New York. April 3. Barney Oldfield and E. C. Hausman. who have been rarlug automobiles In the south, were suspended indefinitely by the raring board of the American Automobile today because their drivers comiieied in uu.anctioned meets. the of Turf, Ring and Diamond. UNITED STATES STEEL DIVIDENDS. Birth rare, mile and a sixteenth The mail Kalispell. Monti. April New York, April 6. Directors of the Welcome Light won. Barilla second. and between Big V. 8. Steel corporal iim loday declared stage running Lodestar third. Time. 1 : 52s!. Fork was held up and 11 bin j by a lone the regular quarter dividend of 1 4 ' bandit test night. Acun:;iig to state- per corn on the preferred stock. The mol at a amount thus applied to the dividend ments of the driver, h.tin.tu r a man was $ti. 3114.919 and In order to meet the in by lonely spot bo!-to bis hands this iwyineni n deficit for the quarter him who entire up ordered la It understood now that the Lue Angeles, April 5. Seattle opened hlmsc'f to the mails of $1,857,130 was created. state guard is liable to he sent to and then helped aeries against the champions today at tent for the . (Mch. Earning quarter, on the si age and Monterey, Cal., next Auguat to partici- and other valuables estimated at $5u0,0tHi) amounted to Washington Park, and notwithstandpate at the big encamp meut there of then made his disapp- iirauco in the $13,2u8.8'iti. A though the lowest in the their nine hit of Hall they were ing was notitimber. The sheriff's state and regular troops. Half and Six one out. Hall kept the hits well scatwere better shut Furlongs corporations they fied and la after the bandit, it Is not than the most estimate tered and the fielding of the champions extravagant Lm-.much ihe bandit made by outrider. They were less by D. A. Callahan has word from Michi- known yet how in 1:21 was of the gilt edge kind. They played ELDERS EFFECT ORGANIZATION. gan university that Abner Howell re- secured. $1,838,295 than the earning for the an errorless game and batted the ball met the world's record for the fourth of lari year. cently quarter consweut ively. Score: An important organisation was efA DRAWN ELECTION. It was thought the corporations new quarter mile dash, making the time In R.H.E. fected Sunday afternoon in response 54 seconds. In an indoor Intercollegiate 9 0 system of accounting inaugurated with L. Angeles. 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 to jt call made by Elder Ben. E. Rich, contest between Michigan. Chicago 3. Lue Angeles. April 5. Mazde was The city the New Year, under which earnings Tacoma. Wash, Api:l 0 (I (ill 0 ft n 0 0 9 3 Seattle .,..0 . misl first president of the Southern States and Cornell. Howell has done so well elections today result-- I in a mixed are not credited until the prod act ha the only favorite that flnihi-.Hot i erie Hall and Spies; Hughes sion. A few minutes after 4 o'clock, In athletics that the athletic authori- victory. The Democrats t George actually been sold would tend to re- at A wot today. The other ranged between 6o0 and 700 Elders who hail ties do not dare any longer to shut him 11. Wright mayor and four imincilmeu, duce the earning in this quarter. The anywhere from 3 lo 10 to 1. There and Blankenship. wa no siiettel feature to the prolabored In the Southern states, gath- off from $4,447.9:19 applicable to diOAKLAND WINS. contesting on account of his and the Republicans controller, treas- balance of ered at the Assembly Hall and were color. vidends wa struck off after $1,945,643 gramme excepting the breaking of tbe urer, and four counci1 at rare six In last record the track had been paid off to the sinking funds greeted by Elders Rich and George A. San April 5. Portland of the constituent companies, depreci- and a half furlong. Celebration going wa twoFrancisco, Smith. The former took charge of the John M.- Csnnou has arrived safely KANSAS ELECTIONS. runs ahead of Oakland today flue Weather in distance the 1:21!,. r ation and reserve fund and $6,815,443 meeting and Invited Elder Geo. D. In Alberta with 'feral settlers and a when Luhmans men came in for their to lend In a hymn, and after prayer, couple of car loads of their effects, for Republicans Get City Ticket and Ma- was charged to interest on the corpor- and trick fasti lent turn at bat. Through error by Summary: ation bonds and sinking funds for the briefly announced the object of the local settlement, aud the party rePitcher Thlelman and Bhorh, a ham on In Council. jority Headwater six First race, furlong quarter. call, vis., to effect an organisation of ceived a hearty welcome from the at hit by Ganley and an error balls, 1903 Secret Little won, Meteora second, Earnings for the first quarter of the Elders, who have or may In the Saints there. Mr. Cannon will remain of by Castro, Oakland scored Kansas City, April 5. I'nofflelal re- were judgment third. Time, 1:16. $33,068,707 and for the future labor in the Southern stales. about a month, and he has been Joined turns from one-thir-d of the city enfur- three runs and won the game. Buchhalf a and Second $26,715,-43- 7. four were rare, 1902, of period He stated It had been offensive to him, by Lewis Cannon, who will remain second, anan and Thlelman divided pitching only sured the election of the whole Repubin both cases more than enough to long Jerome won. Axelln and he was sure it was also to the about ten days or two weeks. The gen- lican ticket, headed by Juy II. Neff fur honor. Score: Mine third. Time, :56. both on Peggy dividend meet the preferred R. H. E presidency to see so many confer- eral conditions up there appear to be Mayor, by pluralities ranging from and common mock share. Unfilled Third rac. mile, selling Erne won. ence reunions" from the Southern very favorable. 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 3- -4 $ 2 1.000 to 3,000 except that police Judge Oakland. third. ..0 Lunar All About Time, second, amountfor the on hand orders quarter 5 3 states, none of which was a success, Portland ..0 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 Brady, democrat and labor candidate, ed to 14.136,961 tons, and Incren of 1:42',. Batteries-Buchanan and If a mission society were formed by a small pluand llocttigcr; Fourth race, five furlongo Maxde A. Howat, trustee for Bernhardt is probably 921.898 ton over the quarter ended com prising all the conferences as had Bras. ft Splndler, has filed suit In the rality. The new council will have a Docember 31st. won. Tat Bulger second. Heat Man Thlelman and Steelman. third. Time. 1:01. other missions, their success could be district court against A. H. Kelley to Republican majority. The city governSHORTEST AND BEST. Fifth raee. one mile J. V. Kirby confidently expected. quiet title to n parcel of real estate In ment baa been in thn bauds of the DATE FOR MARRIAGE. Democrats for four years, and two this city. . wou, Dolll Welthoff second, Merwan TREATMENT OF ZINC ORES. third. Time, 1:42. resno, Cal., April 5. In a game the yean ago no Republican, even on the Pari, April 6. The civil ceremony Miss Susie A. Harper, clerk In the ward tickets, waa anccendul. Sixth race, six anl a half furlongs shorest of the season and one full of of of Captain Algernon the marriage Celebration won. Thlshe second, good ball, Tacoma won from San Frxn-rlc- o The Increasing demand for line is central post office of this city, has reThere were two full Democratic tickgrandson of thn late General Rosebud third. Time, 1:21. this afternoon In the first gam causing the strictest investigation of signed, and her place will be filled from ets In the field today, headed by W. T.y. Sartoria, Ceclle Mile. Germaine V. 8. Grant, to candiseries by a score of 8 to 1. of the Western mining fields for desir- the waiting list of the Keaper and George M. Shelley, respec-tiveld The former ticket bad the sup- Noufflard. a niece of Charles E. llelle, ft able ores, says the Mining Reporter. dates. Postmaster Thomas says Mltw Overall San for Tacoma and waa in Franriaco. April pitched the arttet, director of the New Gallery, liornea were to the fore at Oakland to- great form. After the first inning. state organiProperly speaking, there- are no dis- Harper la a very efficient clerk, and he port of the Democratic end will 25, take who faJames place April Reed, London, sation and of Mayor In whlrh Ban Francteco made their tricts in the Rocky mountains which la sorry to lose her. day, Matt Hogan being the only rethe religious ceremony April 37 In the vorite to land. A handicap over the only run. Overall woe bit fiv only two Geroge Stanger of Slaierville mourns la a candidate for governor and the may be considered as containing lino aa Church of SL Honor Deylnu. Futurity course was the feature of the safe drives. Score: mines. There are, however, a large the loss In Salt Lake City yesterday, sult of the election la looked uponcancard and it proved a lively belli nd H He Be number of districts which have mines of $7 and two checks for small am- advantageous to the guliernatorial of St. Louis. MEN WIN, affair, with Double 8ix and Don Dotno Tacoma ...0 3 7 0 in which xlnc fa a prominent mineral ounts. He waa relieved of the name on didacy of Joseph W. Folk, moot Hagerdon, the support. receiving San Frnn...l 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 01 4 0 and In many such cases It la consid- leaving a street car at the Tabernacle, and, a away flying chance, got hla way THE NORTHWESTERN LINE Bolae, Idaho, April 5. Town and city Bat terles Overall and Hogan; Jones . ered ns refractory," The undesirable by pickpockets, wlio blocked all the way. beat elections were held throughout Idaho racing with Atwood ATLAS. sine minerals are now a considerable as he descended the car steps. The over a length. Allmla and Hansen. him liy easily are In hot Boise Lewiston. in purnulti and today excepting source of revenue. For Instance, at police wasthlrd. Don Domo and Double Six War Atlas . has In nearly all places the laeuee were A DRAW. A Leadvllle and Creede. ' Weather fine and track fast. Requit. Mother General Perpetua of the or- been Issued Chicago A Norththe local, the chief one being that of en sults: by The success of the xlnc business In der of the in this western Railway. Three fine colored forcing the tew against gambling. Bo Holy Cross, arrived San Francisco, April ft Mika Leadvllle and Creede has caused n per First race, tlx furlongs, selling Oro today, and Is Inspecting SL Mary's maps,-eacbound in convenient far as heard from, the Wanda 8chreck and 14x20, second, Aunt Crigli won. Billy fought a Viva Polly siitent search to he made In order to city academy, the Holy Cross hospital and sittwenty-fiv- e round draw at Cnlma tocandidnlea have won quite generally, third. Time, 1:15. find processes to treat Umllar ores. the 8L Ann's orphanage. She has been form for reference. The Eastern In Southern Idaho party ticket were Second raee. four furlongs, purse night. The magnetic separating process bids inspecting the Institution! In Ogden uation shown In detail, with tables and naval run In Pocatello, Idaho Falla and Plrella won. Veins second, Ben Eric fair to aolve many of the problems now and will visit the Institutions of the bowing relative militaryresource of In the tetter place the Demo- third. Time, :49. strength and financial before the Western miners. order at Park City and Eureka. Third race, six and n half furlongs, Ruseln and elected the mayor and the Recrat! Japan. ores xlnc the of Park Recently City, reMatt Hogan won. Mocorito on address to mulled selling At any all other the Copy diplaces. got publican Selma Shelton has filed suit for .Utah, were systematically tested with M odder third. Time, 1:31. cents second, for ten of by (10) postage elected ceipt the Pocatello WilRepublican n view of making not only n market- vorce In the district court against Fourth race, mite and seventy yards, C. A. Walker, Gen. Agent C.' ft N. W. every candidate except treasurer. able product of the xlnc, but to ren- liam Shelton, n soldier at Fort DougPetrolls won. Billy Moore secselling Labe Balt Main 2206 South 8l, der available smelting ores which can- las, on the ground of desertion. They Ry, Utah. Col. Van third. Tim. 1:46. ond. I A PORTO RICAN LOAN. not now be treated, owing to the heavy were married In this city In January City, Fifth race, Futurity course, handicap dela la it that and of thla year alleged Inc penalty enacted. Hagerdon won, Atwood second, FIRE DESTROYS MILLS. Ogden ft Northwestern Railroad and fendant deserted hla wife on Feb. L r Washington, April 5. A delegation The very Interesting third. Time, 1:10. Oregon Short Line Railroad. Tickets mile and fifty yard. iif representative Porto Ricans, includSixth rare, static process gives line product from Plaintiff asks for alimony and n divis- ' Walpole, Maaa, April 5. Fire today ing P. Willoughby, treasurer of the IsIllllououn won, Lacy Crawford on sale 1st to 6th inclusive, limited for the Park City ores containing about ion of $500 in. cash belonging to them. 13. Holmill of the the Manuel paper H. R. and destroyed auditor, second, Hainaull third. Time, 1:44, return until April Foal, .57 per cent xlnc and worth $22.50 per land; of board In of the Voee East Sabine Clerk company and Insular of n member the Pauper lingsworth Domenlck, ton. f-- o. b. Denver. There is a possi commissioners has completed Walpole. Lose, $100,000. r house of representatives, have arrived bllity of a magnetic county Memphis, Tens., April ft Montgomof month Die for March, hla In Waabington for the purpose of plac- ery Park result: plant being erected In Park City this whichreport sum of $2,050.50 the shows that POMPIER FIRE DRILL. summer In order to test the ores on a First race, seven and a half furlong ing n loan of three million dollar. It was expended by the county In proseccan be sethe not money la St. commercial basis. expected Merry lege won, Troaaache famof 288 for the poor. A total of a Reporter from cured here, but the members of the ond, Lnrapeon third. Time, 1:36. Rescue Thrilling There are a number of good mag- viding of 1.015 persons, receivilies them-alve- a Second race, alx wirlonge Major Imaginary Fire. netic concentrators on the market, and ed aidconsistingthe month. Of that numdelegation desire to acquaint during won. Forehand second. Floral Train leaves Hot Springs at.7:10 am, of Pelham method beet procedwith the and an excellent field for exploiting ber 901 persons resided In the city and Train leaves Pleasant View.. 7:16 a.m.1 Time. 1:15. third. not has secure local to fire Th desire King department ure and, especially ueb processes can be found In Park 114 resided in the country outside the half a leaves Summit .......7:25 a.m.1 Train furlongn and four Third race, of loan seventeenth the run since had a day some sort of recognition of their City. second. North Ogden.. .7:20 am.' leaves Magla won, Train Aunt city. The average amount given to March and the only practice the fire Charley's by the national government, which each person was about $2. Train leaves City Limits.. .7:45 a.m.', Mirthful third. Time, :66. DELAY IN OPENING UINTAH RESp, boys get Is the regular drills Yester- would give their bonds n good stand- Little 1:10 am Train leaves Ogden Fourth race, the Country Club ERVATION. day afternoon they put on the Pompier ing in the market They have seen won, Lurar Butt Lake, 9:10 a one mile-Havl-lanJ Arrive Manager Odell of the Coneolldated ladder It station house. the drill at Time, Secretary Taft and Secretary Shaw, lighter second, Banter third. Arrive at Ogden in time to connect Wagon A Machine company held n consists 8. R. Bennlon, president of .Uintah family in the use of the hooka and and expect to confer with Colonel Ed- 1:42 reception at the company's Returning, leave Salt Lake 6:20 p.m a shout take, la In attendance at conference, office yesterday, greeting the follosrlng ladders and scaling the tower of the wards, chief of the Insular bureau. race steeplechase, Fifth wltk Motor Lina g drill Foe Farmer' ays the Deseret news. According to his out of town representatives of his firm: fire station. This is n mile and a quarter D. R BURLBT, statement, the forced postponement of G. G. Wright, Idaho Falla, E. A. Bur- and yesterday a reporter for the StandGOOD FOR HEARST. won. Theory second Bright Girl third. Q. P. ft T. A . O. S. L R. R. . the opening of the Unit ah reservation rell, Montpelier, B. F. Critchlow, Og- ard, who happened to be present, waa Time, 2:57. N. CL FLYOARE, waa a groat disappointment to all of den, J. M. Creer, Spanish Fork, and rescued from the top of the tower by O., April 5. The DemoO. ft N. W. R. R. .) Columbus, Superintendent rethe people In that neighborhood, and J. F. .Van Wagenen, of Provo. All the giving him a free ride down the rope. cratic state central committee met Washington, April 5. Banning D. 8. SPENCER. Asst. G. P. JL ' especially to the vast number who have managers'bring good reporta of the In- If he Is sufficient iy recovered tomor- here today and decided to hold the sult: '' G. H. CORSE, Agti O. S. 1 moved into that country as settlers in dication In their fields for the coming row, he will no doubt give the readers First race, alx and half furlong: tote convention at Columbus on May anticipation of securing land at the year. of that paper a description of how It 24 and 25. Mra. Frank Foster won. Tom Cod wotime of the opening. seems to ha rescued from an Imaginary R. L. Starr, n supporter of W. R. und, Calgary third. Time, 1:22 It la rather hard on those people ENDED WITH FAMILY MIXUP. fire. Second race, four and a half furIlearet for president, waa choaen chairwho have been waiting so long, said JubMr. were Men Amour won. Lady Fran Hearat of Friends man. longs: President Bennlson, for they have not on a Drunk la Ah Jake Wanagaard LOUISVILLE. result ces FOR over Maggie Stroup third. Time, LEAVES G, G Reburg, Prop the second, ilant improved their present living places to tseked by Hla Wtfs. :67. nay extent, expecting the opening to Third meet elx and half furlongs: Is to be moved from No. 143 April 5. President MYSTERIOUS- MURDER. Indianapolis. take place at once, after which they Huntsville, April 5. Jake Wanagaard John Mitchell of the United Mine won, Mr. Pickwick secThorneycross will have new land. Among our own 25th Street, to the place now and wife have not been on the beat of Workers of America left for Louisville third. Time, 1:23 5. ond, Payne People the has people, Davenport, Wash., April expected opening kept terms for some time put, but Inst the for conference six to attend Conkllng furlongs: Fourth small race, a men tonight of from wandering off in Almira, young occupied by the Oak Saloon a climax when district No. 23. He will attend the in the neighborhood are search of homes In other places, which night matters reached wrought up won. Oily bank second, Sols third. place In this county, .Inebriated somewhat of executive home council came of the Jake meeting 1:15 la a primary benefit, at leant. of a man Time. 115 in over the finding of the body The find Sti Fifth race, seven furlongs: When the reservation la thrown end began to tonguelaab the' woman of the Amer(can Federation of labor In n shallow grave. buried take but not will on 18th, The Denver latter the F. Ahearn second. open, the immense amount of land that his choice shamefully. wan It will be" opened on April 4th, by n couple of stockmen. Juvenal won. John 1:31 the abuse tendered her and charge of the Colorado strike, as has The made waa can be cultivated will yield tremendaa that Cay third. Time, Identified later body rumored. been to cut knife n and essayed mile We carving 1904 with a full line of Cigari can seising raise Sixth race, In forty yards, that ously. anything of E. E. English, a young rancher Let heron won. James F. secclimate that can be raised In Salt Lake and slash her arrant husband. Fearful selling: 1901. In who disappeared NAVAL PRACTICE CRUISE. 1 : and Liquors. or Utah valleys and we have plenty of lest she krould take hla life, the disciple This la the fourth mysterious mur-de- r ond, Pompano third. Time, 4ft of Bacchus aounded an alarm and In water. The streams are In good, healIn that that has taken place Washington. April Sj Announcethy condition all the year round. But n short time City Marshal Engs tram in the past three year. The It will require time and hard labor to waa on the scene: However, neither ment was made at the navy departs the cruiac.ro on the others were Judge Lewis and hla wife bring the water into certain tracts. The would swear to a complaint, ao Jake ment today that will start soon on a and aged couple, who were brutally settlers must not suppose that they can till enjoys all the liberty the law al- Pacific squadron Honolulu. Klaka Island and beaten to death at their home In Nofor cruise n to furrow water and lows. get the plough Dutch Harbor, In the Aleutian vember, 1902, probably for the purpose follow them down. No. It will require . Christian Mortenren of Huntsville possibly who Islands. of robbery, and Charles the organisation of companies, and the end Nellie Russell of Ogden were marcruise such as was killed in hie saloon at Geneve, in pnu-tlca be will It digging of canals, if nil parts of the ried In the Salt Lake Temple last was made last year by the squadron. April, 1903. no motive for the crime land that la open to cultivation la to be Wednesday and will be tendered a rehaving ever been found. cultivated." on Friday night PATENTS IN PHILIPPINES. Of the people of thla stake, and their ception who has been on a Peter PRESIDENT CANNON SERVED. material prosiwrity, President Bennlon mission Jenson, to returned last Denmark, Washington, April 6. Secretary Taft givea most flattering reports evening and will be given n reception has received a cablegram from GoverPresident Angus M. Cannon waa tonight nor Wright, saying that under existing served with a subpoena In the Smoot The SALT LAKE NOTES year old babe of laws of the United States, citixena of cane yesterday morning, and Apostle Trains leave 7:15 a. rru, 8:10 a. m 2:15 p. m. Mr. end Mrs. Peter Peters died last the Philippines cannot protect their InMr. John Henry Bmith woe Friday of whooping cough, and yester- ventions In the United State by pat- Smith is still n very sick man. Col. Bara Park la In the Holy Cross day the child of Mr. and Mrs. Peter and 7:00 p. returning leaves Salt Lake Gty 10:50 ent, and the United States patent ofA batch of subpoena arrived from hoapltal, where he la recovering from Anderson passed away, from the same fice refuses to issue patents to such and although the marshal n. successful operation. trouble. The disease seem to be epi- citizens. The governor says there la Washington, a. ixl, 1:45 p. m. 6:05 p. m., and 11:59 p. m. Tickets and his force were averse to discussing demic In this valley, for need legislaout congressional even urgent the or Information, giving H. L. Linsley, chief clerk of the nil-roaLast night there was a lively fight in tion to remedy thla condition. Secre- it, $1.50 for round trip. On sale April 1st to 6th, Inclusive the chief of the office started on hla mall service, came down from Carl Jenson's saloon, hut before the written Senator Lodge, work yesterday morning, very quietly, tary Taft has Ogden on business yesterday morning. officers arrived the combatants had chairman of the Senate committee on with the returning April 12th, result above noted. It la exup their differences and were the Philippine, suggesting that a sec- pected that farther services will be patched .Cadet Midshipman Wallace of this mum as oysters. The matter la under tion be added to the are returnable present Philip- made. The paper city, who was sick for so long last investigation. which will give the citixena April 20, when the hearing will be rebill, pine winter, has recovered not only his of the Philippine Islands the same sumed at WaAhirgton. health, hut hla standing in Ms class at ANOTHER INDICTMENT. Marshal Haywood maintain absoright to protect. Invention that la Annapoliv citixena of the United States In lute secrecy regarding the papers. lagiven Portland, Ore., April 6. Another in- thla country. boring under the Impression that ho TV. IL Barr aft of the freight claim dictment in connection with the al will experlene lens dlffleetty In finddepartment of the Oregon Short Line leged land trend ring, was made public Beginning Saturday, March 1 2, we will place on sale 259 unite of witnesses. If thetr Identity Is BANK hie CITIZEN'S LOSES. ing will act as traveling freight agent for today, when Daniel J. Tarpley waived underwear. This underwear Is what we call seconds, as it is tbs goods la enppored that It not made public. that system during the wool season. on which our new buds a re taught to kalt For this reason wa are arraignment before United Staten DisGuthrie, Ok.. April 5. The Citixen'i the marshall has 12 to IS subpoenas closing them out at what the labor oast ns to have them made. The trict court on charge of conspiracy hank McLoud. Ok., with a capital of to serve. at The following appointments have to defraud, and was released on $4,000 Is of thl high sit, hut the finish Is not up to our standard. Ws quality $10,000, closed its doors today aa a been announced by the Rock Island: bonds. have them In Saxony. Worsted, Wool, Cotton and Mercerised. Come failure of the Capitol Naresult of ARMY. the IN THE A. M. C. Y. J. E. Utt, general' agent of the freight - Tarpley Is n lawyer practising at tional. M. R. Sturtevant, National early and get year pick. Be ear you come to the right place, ns there are two factories Is tewn. Our factory U between 22nd axd 3Xrd streets, and passenger department at Omaha, Salem, Ore... where he has lived for bank examiner, reached here 5. and The today eerrelary Washington. April first door north ef Consolidated IT agon and Machine company. and R O. Miller, t ravel Lc freight many years. He la well known In the took charge of the Capital National. of war has directed that permission freight agent at Lincoln, Neb. Willamette valley. He instructed the officers of the bank be granted to the army Y. M. C. A. to not to talk of Its affairs and dsrllned establish it work at the various posts The villages' of Toquerrllle and FEELING. to make a statement until a thorough of the army In the UnitaJ State and Leeds In Washington county fhav junt St. Petersburg, April ,5. Rumors examination of the Institution's books In the Island of Porto Rico and the been eoanected "by telephone with this ha. vreached here which, however, are has been made. Philippines, Patrolman Selgfus and Johnston arrested Nina Wood, a musician, who waa said to have afterward admitted having received $30 of the money. They also arrested T. J. Kelly and Florence Kelly, booking them at the police station, leaving the charge open. They were alleged to have divided the remaining $110 between them. They will be arraigned in the criminal division of the city court tomorrow, if the police succeed in' makiug n good case against them. i 3-- BASEBALL - i hii-tnr- 1-- 2. - - There will be civil service examlna-lio- u in Sait Lake City on the 19th Inst, 'lor the l Kiel t Ion of architectural and structural draftsman in the quarter .masters department at large, with salary of $1.20 to $1,500, the age limit being 2" years or over; also, for the positions of aid, coast and geodetic survey. civil and electrical engineer, civil engineer. Philippine service; civil engineer and draftsman, architectural computer (supervising nchltecta eorrea-IHindi- ng 02 .of-Uro- i; computer, nautical almanke ofnaval observatory; and geodetic survey; topographical draftsman,, land office service; library assistant, manual training teacher, trained nurse, Philip- fice: - computer, deck officer, coast pine service. On May 4 there will he examinations for the position of assistant with the coast and geodetic survey, withT'salary at $700. elec-trotyp- YOUNG Py-pe- LADIES IN CONFERENCE. A general conference of the Young ladies' Mutual Improvement association was held this morning id the Fourteenth ward hall, and a inoat in- -t motive program was carried out The meeting opened with prayer' and singing, and Mrs. Mattie Horne Tlngey presided In the place of President Elraina 8. Taylor, who waa unable to be pres-en- t. Long-price- - 0100100 G Ruaao-Japane- 1 g h a warm greeting to the assemblage and said that she waa Tommlwioned to extend messages of love from the president, and her coun-selu- r, Mrs. M. Y. ' Dougmll, who was Iso ansble to lie with them. She stated that she believed that perhaua all the Improvement workers aid not appreciate the importance of the literary whose outlines for study, and (seta of interest were published In the Toting Woman's Journal; and with the purpose of furthering this idea n talk upon the subject would be given by Mrs. Eddington. The last named, with a most Interesting Illustrating the benefit to lie derived from a close attention to the literary leaxona. She gave the standard definition of the word literature, and knew that through the suggestions and aids in the Journal lessons, the members of the associations could be brought Into touch with the great minds of. all ages, as the children of Zion should. She dilated both upon the material and spiritual value of such knowledge, and prayed that all might have the desire and opportunity to avail themselves of the offered priviMrs. Tlngey gave ad-ir- lege. Miss Stella Neff followed with a few words, stating that In her intimate re- lation with the Mutual Improvement hoard, and Journal, she had come to love the work, and the people pieorlated with it, and to gain n clear r conception of the nobility of chancier of those placed in responsible positions in the aodety. Miss Neff paid n warm tribute to the personal character pf the president, Mrs. Elmlna 8. Taylor; and declared that fieraonally she had received much insplntitm, through her example, to faithful work. SOIL EXPERT. Conference I 4b Al-bu- Blake-Morsche- ng Blake-Moracha- Fare, I round trip hea-dica- a j . 2-- Owl tSaloon . - Irof. W. H. Heileman. expert In soil examinations of the department of agriculture. is in the city to resume extract four periments on the miles west of this city began last year. Me secs no reason why 64,000 acres of land tributary to this. city should not be made productive by draining them of alkali.- - The expert says "When - we began our teats last spring it waa found that the 40 acres on which we were working here contained lo the depth of four feet, 6.000 tons of alkali. After the drenching we gave it, through the tiling 'laid the year before. It was found that C.610 tons of the alkali had gecn washed out. or that only 15 per cent remained. This spring we shall begin cropping this land, favoring cereals which will aid in the leeching process by developing n strong root system. So far nothing has arisen to Indicate that the rheme will not be a complete success. The ground chosen for the experiment contains more alkali than the average of the alkali lands In this valley. and it appears now that it will be possible and profitable for even the fanner to reclaim these lands, by operating on a few acres each year, while It will doubtless be fonnd to be a Rood buslnrss Investment for capitalists to undertake the 'reclamation of large tracts. Very soon after w? began nr work at Fresno, Cal., lands that had been valued at not to exceed $15 an acre were held at. $60 to $80 an e arm" STRANGER Rex-burg- . l-- ft com-mnnlt- CONFERENCE Thi-als- e Rio Grande Western. cl, . ROBBED. a A man whose name the refuse to divulge, complained topolice Patrolman neigfus early yesterday morning that ne had been robbed In n State street rooming house last night of $140 In money. He said that while he was engaged with a woman he had not met before other persons searched his pockets and anbropriated the money. Patrolman Selgfna reported the matter to Dnty Sergeant Hampel, and they called upon Patrolman Johnston, to as-- 1 the arrest of three persons who rre suspected of the robbery. 25 tH Street No. . . Underwear THE ANTI-JEWIS- OGDEN H 2274 Wash. Ave. Sale KNITTING . . . WORKS Ogden. |
