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Show THE Meal Market for Phone 16. 33! 25th Si. at the Armor choice meal a. base Ball Excursion Salt Lake Ciiy, Sunday, May 15th, via Rio tiranili. Van-- jl.no round trip. Special train leaves Ogden 8:45 a. in. Mitchell Bros, for Monuments, head-sione- vaults or coi'ings, 2003 Ave. Call and make' choice. Juf-ferao-u If you are thinking ot building consult our list of building lota in the real estate columns. HCNTER & KEN- Had Been on a Wat Trying to Drown If you want a house, aoe WsdelL marriage license was yesterday issitrd to Philip VivdiTick . 1 I:: anil Kdna Smith, both of 4in.l Miss hdua Smith. both of Ogdeu. will be married Tn- - juiing The actimt charging young pr n.; with fnrnlcai ion ha been and all charges withdrawn. A Ox-lcu- liuuiuiage Buie at Women Arrested Upon the Charge, But Deposit Money For Appearance. River. Ogden NEDY. Wasbinglon. Card i'arty May 19. (Irand prizes refreshments. Bee prizes iu Kiiu'.h'a window. mil . liuiig-Uni-- le p e rt DEDOLLARIZING . i : IV. May 19. All prizes and refreshments. i'irfied. Bee prizes in Knoih'a J r Emmett's blacksmith shop, wagon and carriage work, horse shoeing and general repairing, ft. W. Kninictt, 22(7 Washington Ave. r, Mr. and Mra. Georgs K. Mattie have gone to BL Louis fur a few weeka. last Mrs. Allie Hums was arrested evening ttmn charge of frequenting a wine room. The Bt. lamia r hall proprietors were also not Hied to appear in court hi-e- "ft Judge Hart waa In the city Saturday evening onronie home from Rich county. The train waa delayed some time and he heard tiie argument s in the demurrer ill the ease of Mr. Malone va Hear River Valley Orchard Co. The school exhibit at the Carnegie Library closed last evening. It is that between four and live hundred people visited the exhibit yesterenti-mal- day. y DO IT NOW y ! h j John. L Herrick : SALT LAKE i , . Des Moines Life Insurance Brunawidk-Halke-Collend- J WINS THE rd TRACK MEET i season in the East, we Owing to able to secure the entire stocks of several manufacturers Ladies' Suits. The concessions were so great that we advantage of this opportunity to enable us to give the of Ogden and vicinity, the greatest Suit values ever this section. The prices named here are just about half they would be if bought in a regular way. Take advantage of this opportunity to save a snug sum on your suit. the-backwar- Fear Keeler, attorney of Logan, la In town on tils way home from Southern Utah. There were no new developments The young in the Rarkwrll case. man. who was getting a divorce from a wife In Miaaourl and who married IInxc-Chase, ia reported to have left the city. The United States Naval Recruiting elation under Lieutenant C. 11. Prlec which waa in the rlty during the paid, week only obtained three remill. They were James Htlilnian and Phillip Dnvfa, coal, passers and Joseph Allen, fireman second class. W. C. Skelly waa arrested Batur day evening upon the charge of BelYe will have a ling phony Jewelry. hearing tomorrow. to marriage license waa Issued David Henderson, aged 31, and Rachel M. Jack, aged 23. lioth of Ogden. A was brought into the city Friday evening suffering with a crushed left font and broken right leg. The man is reported to have been working In the rock quarry at and was Injured by some large loose rocks. When taken to the hospital it was found that his left leg will have to be amputated below the knee. A. Y. Mollia KENNEDY DAIRY LUNCH BAKERY. AND ' Individual lunclxis and Ire cream served fntm 6:30 a. m. to 18:30 p. m. 2454 WIDOWS olh-cer- ey ur Twenty-nci-osHar- Funeral of John M. Staker will oeeitr from Wilson meeting house at ! p. in. Remain an In- - viewed at toduy. residence from 12 to 1:3U today. u. Mra Eriua Parrott of Denver, Colo., Upon telegraphic instructions from lamented as tb result of a protract- as the victim of a Hiuoot.ii thieving Colorado Springs, II. F. McCuurt, ed spree, Frank Farrell, a Holdier re- graft last night in tho Union detail liy j mIii- - Just a fur collarette valued wauled for robbery, was arrested this whith fruin cant home iu the to his turning morning at 1 o'clock as ho stopped service in the PMlippiuce. jumped off at $25,ikhi. She went into the toilet room at the from tho llio Grande Western train. the tiain at Corlnne and walked all the AImiiiI 12 o'clock last night a teleUnion rieiait and while washing her way into Ogden. ht--r collaii'tte hand loft wsh received fioni Chief of Pee face and gram of in service ha the lieen Farrell B. W. colored lire thaw knob. Two : ing on the Koynolds of Colorado and has aeveral Sam fhr year rame " 'hile ah was in there Springs, asking the oilleera to arrest seen active service in the Philippine. i About two months ago his company mnl on of them attracted her attention II. F. Mellon rl warned there for stealand the to a broken mirror that was in the ing a saddle and riding on till. A was mu were I out of aervi.-Dont descnptioM of was also givauldiers marled for their home In dif- - room. making tho remark: reient pan or the. United States. At you think they ought In have better en. Sergeant Pineock took Officers and met San Kraniico Farrell got on a big mirrors than that iu here." The other j Tout. Sleet h and Mnd'ua-colored lady walked out of the door and j i1(. train, as stain as the train caine to comrades soldier when his and spive at-- I left there for the east they had to al- - while Mrs. Parrott's attention was atop, their man was immediately anil hied j arresteil. just, after stepping from the must force hint to go with them, lie I I iaetd, look the enlhsii-irhad been drinking excessively at San herself away. After she had completed- train. On the way to the police sta- Fram-iscand after being out for a lu-- toilet the lady missed her collar- tj(m i0ld tho officers that it was no more than he deserved for this hours on his die ami immediately notified the jierlod of twenty-foand being deprived of whiskey, cers who found the two colored ladles, was now the second time he was ever who cause suffering, and they deserve the bad it was answering the description, on took ihe delirium ireinens. arrested. He also suited that he had for bin companions to exer-- ; fourth street between 1 Inrolii ana been working upon the Moffet road METROPOLITAN POOL name. clan constant surveillance over hint. Wall. Mra. Parreit was positive they and was en route to California to join ROOMS AND while BILLIARD tkeft of the ones were the guilty hut in spite of their watchful care he his wife, who was there for the elndi-them at Corinne an 1 juuqied off they emphatically denied it. They lienrtit of the health of the baby. Ilnur for each $3.00 appear-ldepoltiil the train. The train was moving slowThe saddle and a roll of bedding Hamner A Frye Have Open Them at 320 Twenty-fiftStreet. Tuesday morning at the police was taken from the train here and at the time so that he was not in- - aiu-uames as I their station. gave as was He as They fall. the crazy by jured lie ('dorado authorities notified of ' The White Elephant Pool and Bila loon and struck out eastward at a Jane Rose and Minnie Hatfield. whom the arrest. from the Mrs. liard Parrett. lady rooms, at 320 Twenty-fift- h noon street, about here quick pace arriving will he the fineat resort of the kind in Borne time after his arrival the collarette waa stolen was on her today. the city. Its furnishings and equipAugeloa where hla peculiar actions were noticed by way from Denver to STATE AGENT It waa h was going for her health. ment will lie the best. The billiard Officer Felker who arrested him and and pool tables are of dyrk mahogany while waiting for a Southern Pat 19c took him over to the jioliee ntetlcn. Co. of the When he arrived at the station it train westward thut the theft occurred. manufacture and the parlors are waa Mcertaini-that lie was wet Oossetla $3.50 and $4.00 Shoe for equipped in a manner that will hy through. John Mr Ian stated to the off- men. Shoe Co. icers that he found the ntun up to his neck In Ogdon river and pulled him out of Ihe water. His wet condition would INSPECTION OF CHINESE CONSULATES. tend to prove the Irutih of bie statement. Washington, May 14 The long promWhen he Jumped off the train his comimuions did not miss him fur a ised investigation of Chinese consulminute or so and when they did the ates has begun in earnest. Assistant THE OGDEN BOYS GAVE THEM A train waa well on the way. Farrell had Secretary of State Pierce has lieen in VERY CLOSE RACE FOR looking into a ticket for Boston and some money China for aeveral month PENNANTS. t against omplainta standing many long which his when he left San Fraiu-lcconduct of consular business In companions had taking care of for him. the that part of the world. He was last All Evanta Were Warmly Contested Upon their arrival in Ogden they gave and ths Finishes Were at Shanghai, but he has not the ticket and money to the Deptit heard from hla movements in advance, Very Close. Master at the Union Depot and told advertised not known at which consud him to walrh out for the man, of whom ami it is The Ogden High s hoal lost the track late he will next appear. were they gave a good description. When in meet Bait Ijtke yejterday by two the demented man waa taken over to one-half and paints to the Balt I.ake of the police station il waa found that he high school. The local boys made an fitted the description given to the Depot Mie Salt excellant and gave showing Msater. took I.ake boys a nip and tuck race throughFarrell will be held until he movers out tiie meet. The last event, Ihe relay from the ettack of delirium tremens race, was the one that decided the Salt ladies and will then be sent on to Boston. Lakers winner of the silk pennant Every event was warmly contested and offered in some close finishes helped to make the Stylish Slippers and Shoes for the Ran-to14. Robert Helena. Mont., May Sweet. Girl Graduate. whole affair interesting: baa resigned a general manager Shoe Co, The Ogden delegation returned to the what . of the Montana Central railroad, bis city on the late train. resignation to take effect May 15. 14. The Chicago Chicago, May Great Western railway company has novel for plan protecting little adopted a It a right of way from drifting snows, which ao frequently impede train opThe following are the arrivals for the erations. The company has ordered hours: several buudred thousand evergreen past twenty-fou- r trees from an Iowa nursery and will E. J. Yatea. St. Ixiuls; E. J. Moore. San Wolfe. Ban Francisco; plant them thickly along the right of Francisco: J. F.cut-ofR. E. Hughes, f; way on all of the main tracks of the N. B. Parnell, rompany. In time the trees will take Ogden; Pearl Knudaon. Ogden; D. Ogden: H. W. Gillie. Boston; 1. the place of the hoard snow breaks which are continually getting out of K Cruse. Ogden; E. 31. Allison. Salt place, need almost constant repairs Imke; John Lund, Ogdetn; 1. J. Brind, almos . and replacing at considerable exiiense. Ogden: O. W. Nichols, Denver; J. E. K. K. OgSteffenaen, Thompson, Ogden of Licit tig. San Francisco; L. E. . Mukden, May 14 Grand Duke Boris den; B. R. W. Thorne, Chicago: Ryon, Boston: has left hero and rejoined General O. A. St. S. J. Stillwell and Joe; Bonny, staff at Liao Yang. wife. Ogden; 8. C. Kinsey and wife, Ogcut-off; Chaa K. den; C. F. Broughton, Strri, Chicago: K. P. Furguxon, Cincinnati; G. Did tun. San Francisco: Martin RAwson. Denver: Emanuel Peterson, Huntsville: E. 11. Patton, Denver; A. 11. Dalles, The Dallea, Oregon; F. W. Potts, Chicago; J. B. Light, New York; 31. A. Johnson. New York. of dress SPOKANE V8 BALT LAKE. Balt Lake, May 14. Bpokane again exceptionally , . demonstrated her aniicrinrlty over the and won when they were ready. present R. H. B. Score 8 10 4 Bpokane AT THE GRAND. any . 2 7 5 Ball Lake Hogg and Stanley; Jcnaen and The popular Elleford company which Krug Park, Summer Resort, is Totally opens a week's engagement at the r Grand Monday night at popular prices, Destroyed Today Would Have BOISE VS HUTTE. cotnca here from Balt Lake where Seen Formal Opening. they have JiimI concluded a six weeks Ilolse, May 14.' Tremendous hilling , and the hy Boise was the feat tten of tii e gatno engagement to big Ouisia. 31 ay 14. A serious firs press and public of that city pro- today with llutle. There were eleven broke out. at midnight in a itavilion at nounce it one of the best attraction linig hits taught by Butte in the out- - : Krug Park ami spread lo a number of playing there this season. The IVs-or- fluid. S purer was liattnri out of tlie kx other buildings. The liark is a summer and Ness giving them the follow ng in tlie first, inning. Runklc took his resort five miles front the center of tho notice after their opening night : it v ami was to have been oMne place for six innings and 111 game was one-thi- rd The Elleford Block Company which with Spencer pitching. Me Par- day. Tlie grounds are extensive and opened al the Grand last night made ian for Boise pitched a very good game rniitHln a number of amusement a most excellent impression on tho throughout. ns. Tlie loss I unknown. Corset Covers, regular price 55c 38c ' eei ILKA telephone message from the park Scor- elarge amlience which greeted their Corset Covers, regular price $1.25. . 75c first appearance here. Tlie company Ilolse I'i Hi 2 nt 2 o'clock this morning stated that 5 9 2 ail the InillditiKS in ths park would is strong throughout, and from tlie Butt Corset 98c Covers, regular price $1.50 Mi Parian and Rsnson: Sparer, li'iu-kl- c, probably lie destroyed. hearty applause giten last night, the ; 50c Drawers, regular price $1.00 play ami company nint have given Sicticer and Swindell. entire satisfaction. Deseret Ness, '. . JAIANEBE MOVEMENTS. . 75c Drawers, regular price $1.25.. April 5ih. . .' Drawers, regular price $1.75. $1.25 The opening bill Monday night will St. Ieleraliitrg. May 14. The general lie tho eematlonnl comedy drama. 'A staff has received a dispatch dated Muy Chemise, regular price Lion's lleart. Seals are now selling llith from Major General Karevitch, aa . . $1.50 Chemise, regular price $2.00 -- . at the Ihx office. Popular prices. follows: atsuit of Japanese detachment $1.75 Pclticoats, regular price $2.75. . : 1.19)9 infantry and two squadrons of $2.1- Petticoats, $3.00. regular price cavalry advanced May 12th towards it did slight damage Case of Land Defrauders is Continued Folandicn. Petticoats, regular price S7.50 $5.00 to the railway line. A train from Dalny Until Middle of July. 98c $1.50 Petticoats, regular price 347 24th Street. hearing faniih-- of employes waa to return there. The Japanese A Boon to the citizen of Ogden and withdrew in the evening. The Wafan-dia- n The R. & G. Corset I made lo fit you not the Venus station waa closed alxtut midnight Welter ('utility. After 1hel5th of May q we proiaise io give the people ot OgMay 12th. During the night of May of Milo or any other arbitrary or theoretical figure. , was tllnmitiaied t:irh tlie the rolanriini highden and surrounding comity, by Il fils all over smoothly and r lonely as a silk under seatv "ilights of the Japanese ships in est grade of material in ihe very best can skill Adams Hay. set of tcvili that, money and vest, or yet without the least sacrifice of elasticity "fin May l:l'1i dclachment of proiiue at IS.nt per set. Wc hate in th neigh-ostrength. in defraud the United Btatca rse troo. (ic oliserveil only one price to all. hnrbood f I'ol.iuiticti. almiit seven and of public lends. Teeth extracted aholtiipy aithoiit al $4ii.uq for ppe half pIck cast of Biuycit. Hail was fiiiGH.v pain nJ peHeet safety "t'hines' hands are agaresRlve on the Vitalized Air, Hyde and $?.nnn for Hun on d The G. makera hava This is not so much because of the fact that the R. rrnwn and Bndee work is one of waF continued until .Inly 15th. main road hcnveen Feng Wang Cheng been American women for 25 yeara and have developed a general n fitting our main specialties at nominal p'tres. when United Rtate District Judge pe- - j and Saimi''. A Frong hand of a near new of 'the our TV call been to esc the issuance ivilt lias attention consider design scientifically sighted adapted to tha A merican flgure- -hrtgands pciai . ta warrant for the removal of the defend- - ' station at Yantai. It la chiefly because that general design is made in eo many modifiaj process of inaertlng the ordinary j of Columbia for of teeth without a roof which there- nut to the Major General Pflug. telegraphing fj tiena and variations that your exact size and shape is alwaya to be under daie of May 13tt says: for will not interfere with the nat- trial. in R. & G. Corsets. t cva. no Kwan , J.innm-uatcd is have Is "The It mated tnt tjl delay ural taate. No charge ia made for extracting ' evary to enahl? II. federal nfThia!, Tie.i Si"ti a'd a cclun..! of Vue cut my. succoiP No. 827. Price $1.23. Straight front, deep hip, produces most who have hecn in atiendane nixm tits Hlioct a division si"ng. is maiz hing on when teeth are ordered. demand. atAll work is strictly up to date and case to get back to Washington and fully the slender, long effect which the new style costumes Sinyen. AciorJIng to Informatioa guaranteed. Any work not satisfac- tend to urgent business of the govern- - there, onshlcrable force of the enemy that ha been '.sistponed liy their are ninth of Takushan. Tiie Koreans tory returned lo us within .30 day af- iiient are t : i :,u the tcejraph line be- ter leaving our otiice, will lie reine. nh.-- . lice from the iuit:iml lanital. llirtrii-- l .ledge Ib'.iiVell its tWeell Keug Tchell Stud Sen Ti llfll. died Williom additions! charge. M i ui'diiif in Infoniiaf ton from the Call and cxamlnr our sork. rri our nu lildncn heiu to the aUioiitii of at anil itii'iiuiacic elcSew here. frotiticr pilce-- t u tniv JT miles xiiilliwest of Slur- - ' Tupuli sal-limryS Mollis and Lean.h-ri,v h uidchei: d. niiucse lisini! ugalns: wt. approved llcliavcii ecnritlc' on liidilcn lioiul ItussiHiis aii'l Uhrisiians is UgtfCn ilii amount ul Si, --'lt:i Blicct. j 2319 N A. O. U. W. AT TRAIN Two Colored Spree' Himself in Protracted tractive. h AT DEPOT LOOSES PASSENGER VALUABLE COLLARETTE. LEAVES SOLDIER RETURNING TRAIN AT CORRINNE AND WALKS TO OGDEN. contrast make the interior moat at- THE NORTHWESTERN Lin. The of feauire the a A Ru.KKjap.nes, ATLa, will be ALLEGED HOLD-U- P parkin board on which all daily reports of been issued by the ClueagoVn the country will be bulletined and western railway. Throe g. POSSIBILITY THAT THE FOSTERS illustrated in detail. The Billiard maps, each 1420, bound in WERE ATTACKED BY PERstreet. form for reference. room is over 322 Twenty-fiftTt, SONAL ENEMY. Hammer & Fry e are the proprietors. nation ahown in detail ahowing relative military ... Ub 14 Discharged Employe Had Been Heard strength and financial rroanr Russia and Japan. To Threaten One of Them. Copy mailed to any adr-After a careful Investigation of the ceipt of tea (10) cents To, Tocircumstances of the assault upon Ail members of Fidelity Lodge No. C. A. Walker. Gen. Amt bias Piaster and Charles Foster Friday 3 and Protection Lodge No. 24 are in- Ry., 2206 South Mam Si nSA Us, evening the police officers have cornu vited lo be present at the meeting City. Utah to the conclusion that it was the work Saturday evening. May 14th, 1304. of some party who chose that dastard- Punch, cigars and a general good time OGDEN UNION RAILWaT. Dt POT COMPANY ly way of settling an old grudge he expected. Committee. Notice of Stockholder- held against one or both of the FosAll visiting brothers invited. Meeting ters. Notice is hereby K,wn nlKl Tobias Foster is the foreman of the ular annual niectin,. of ih baggage room at the Union Depot. During the past week or so he has GALLAGHERS fpUNK FACTORY. y ici 322 25th wtraet. discharged a number of men for what they considered very trivial cause. Manufacturers of T rungs and Baga, office of the Superintendent ofMbi company, in the One of these men haa been heard Leather Goods. f o,.. Repairing at reason- on the 7th day ofCHy to make threats atwinst Foster and JiRr in,., 7.' too. Call and n.m.. for on no able short prices, the from apiiearauces carried them out. see ns and we can save yon 25 per rectors forthe pur pose of eimj 1 All tho circumstances of the case do ensuing cent. I. DAVID GALLACHER. W' J' SHKAl.V. a,., not warrant the suppusitfSn that it was a hold-ufor money. The assailant walked toward them quietly and stealthily. No command to throw up hands or stand and deliver was given them. They were struck by one fired by a terrible grudge of some kind, for a if the purpose had been robbery sand hag could have been used with more stupefying effect: instead of that, a sharp instrument was used. Is the name wc give to the act of neglect of s Every effort will be made by the to run the assailant to earth., insurance. It is not a bad name except to those ROBBER GRAFTERS AND WALKED 15, 190 f. EXPLANATION OF ARRESTED THIEVING FROM TRAIN MAY OGDEN. UTAH, SUNDAY MORNING, EXAMINER, VICTIM OP JUMPED Cali MORNING Waslrington avenue. REED HOTEL Miles of rich and beautiful silken fabrics in an limitless variety weaves and colors. Unequaled in its scope, the sale begins anew Monday. Dress Goods Sale BASEBALL That we may materially 7.aura M. Meighan. THE MEIGHAN ABSTRACT 2406 Wash. Ave. COMPANY. Telephone 663-Y- We art now permanently located in our new etore, and have a complete stock of tho Old Reliable Cleveland and Eagle Bicycles. We are better equipped now than ever to take caro of all classes of Repairing.. All work guaranteed and turned out on time. Our lines of Fire Arms, Ammunition. Sporting Goods and Cutlery la complete. H. C. HANSEN We solicit your patronage. Adjoining Opera House South . VISITS OMAHA other house. Muslin Underwear Sale hm-ine- A lot consisting of Gowns, Drawers, Sun-rloe- ed 2368 WASHINGTON AVE Live and let Live is our We do not promise motto. to sell you something for nothing. Our Meats are fresh. We endeavor to please everybody who patronizes the SUCCESS MARKET. The LILLIE BRAND LARD not made by a TRUST "OUR LEADER," no compound or EASTERN LARD mixed with It. Aik yeur GROCER for it. 10 lb. buckets $1.10 5 lb. buckets 55 3 lb. buckets 36 No. 1 bacon 15 These prices for one week only. Phone orders given special attcnlion. FKONK & BtRGI Phone 227 Y. regular price. ' BONDSFOR HYDE AND .......... ,,, ............................ .... .... DIMOND oh-lig- cd a SUCCESS MARKET Corset Covers at Chemise. Skirts I Chicago Denial Co. THE reduce this great stock goods before the advent of warm weather, an inviting sale has been planned. It is our purpose to the most attractive values ever announced by this or FIRE ka-al- Chaa. Meif.9tan. Our Greatest May Sale of Silks Ia-lo- b. .lapau-ronspirl- n! j ee Chin-hz.ve- i Di-trl- ot i , J umcago floHfnf Utah. uo. e. S .i- -.i ! g |