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Show 1 MORNING EXAMINER. OGDEN. UTAH, SUNDAY MORNING, snd all that time ' has been passed VETERANS MAY NOT GIVE REOn add thereto a statement as tothe heroto he winter-killed- . CEIPTS. aboard three ships. folon White tho and of ism was Trembly bowei er. thia staple was married aboard one ship, and lie lowing day. Before offer! ag a criticism, for twenty-fiv- e and indication Havana. May Palma toIn good condition, years Mrs. Amesbury d concerning tho sailed with her heaband. All his chiltransmitted to congress a with hasty and day Fruits, crop. a to large pointed of contract reared the were of aud tho truth copies by dren bora I and wa, 11m in questioning were at by 1b utter good Published every day ihe exception of apricots, with Speyer ft Company, of New York some of the Ogdea crit- there as well. ' tb Standard Publishing Co. ar- relating to the loan of 235.MO.OOO for condition, snd suffered little injury Funston' fair, she when On Roanoke the board consulted some of the rived in Baltimore there were sixteen tbe payment of revolutionary veterans. from frosts. Ranges were good, snd ics should have who were in M. CLASH ANN, Managvr. Japanese sailor, all of them with The president in hi message pointed stock was thriving. Sheep shearing Spanish war veterans, their pockets lined with niouey saved out th fact that 310,508,000 of the loan waa in prog rets at the close of the tho Philippines and sow reside in Ogwould be forthcoming In June and would have been told the oa two long cruise with Captala and den they was Delivered by Carrier. Including the aud satisfactory. clip month, When the ship reached the urged congress to authorise the exAmesbury. of the several for affair the of Examiner, truth Morning Sunday the Japs for the first time ecutive committee to appoint a COSILY VICTORIES.' former Philippine soldiers now la ths rapes to pass upoa such claims of learned that th war with Russia waa per month veterans ns had not been audited, in city were oa. Single Tea minutes later they moved In a order to ascertnln the portion of the According to the Freu dispatches RATES. SUBSCRIPTION holy oa the captain and asked for their amount realised from the loan due evthe Japanese have won n series of val- SHIP MENACED then and there, announcing ery soldier. By mail one month (Including W CM uable victories north of Fort Arthur, WITH EXPLOSION discharge It ia generally believed that th vettheir inientiou to spend every dollar Sunday) outside of Ogden of almost In their occupation resulting had to reach home as qnkkly aa eran will not be willing to receipt In they No. Telephone JL impregnable poaitfona controlling all possible by way of San Francisco. that full for payments totaling only fifty to Fort Arthur, and Burning Csal Made K a Volcano, but they might take a band in the fight- per cant of their officially accredited land appnmi-he111 confer a faror by Subscriber ing. They finally agreed to delay their claims snd that the question of tutor Sailers Flayed Cards Over tho to the complete isolation of the Russian at art three days to help discharge the payments will remain open. informing this office of failure ihelr Cargo. Fiery the before of Gibraltar the forces occupying The cargo, and they worked like demons to breakfast. , East. But, as detailed in this paper get the work done. The moment the MEDAL FOR HUMANITY TO MRS. their HORSES. have been big crane swung Idly they got Fraa-clsyeaterday, the victories c. 28. Th French Humane pay. purchased tickets for San Paris, May In the for ones A VALUABLE VOLUME. the Japanese. costly nnd. without even stopping to ociety has given a handsome prise ( From the Baltimore Bun.) of Kin Chou 12,000 Japanese "I can't say that I ever played old purchase needed clothing, boarded the and a gold medal to Eugene Ligh, valuable book of storming One of the were killed, while the second hauls the American trainer for the exempa sitting oa top of one of ihoee night express for the west. reference that haa been compiled ihle resulted In losses of 2,000. This shows sledge like blew Russians tion of bis stables from brutality, the the up mines say W. N. i. I have played LIEUTENANT WANTS MARRIAGE but year haa Just been laaued by detera ars the thoroguhnees of their sanitary equipRussians Fetropavlovsk, the making It li that ment and the special care given to the , Ayer done Advertising Agency. day after day on top of a ANNULLED. and and resistance, mined desperate horses. Thia leads French turf circles the American Newspaper Annual, and that, placed at a disadvantage as they thing quite as dangerous and with tbs adver-ttseto make sarcastic references to the fuse lit at that. 28. while ii la invaluable alike to Kas Judge , May Levenworth, are alleged to be. they yet made the Thus it was that Captain J. A. Ames-burconalleged American methods of giving la there court here of the District and newspapermen, stimulants to race horses. master of ths Roanoke, ths big- Kilpatrick advance of the Japanese one of the inof tha valuable denied the application tained in It considerable hardest tasks that the war haa yet gest wooden sailing vessel afiost.whlch today for Mrs. t'oncepcion Vashas just reached Baltimore after a attorneys formation of interest to every reader. developed. a Filipino woman, to Burliank. ques careA o miles thousand cruise of twenty-twThe contenta are as follu: trike Lieut. Burbank's suit for the whether that took 158 days, started hi yarn The arises, question and of newbiwpera fully prepared list sustain such about the remarkable aJventure of the annulment of the marriage contract United the Japanese ran from the dock. It waa argued that periodicala published In the In first vessel with a fire raging in her cargo losses the of heavy Burbank is not & citixen of Kanes Statea. Torrlturlw, and Dominion coal. of stages of the war In capturing and haa therefor no rights In Knnaaa to the citizens o Ogden tons information thousand five loaded with We valuable with Canatia, to the ter- of coal at Norfolk, for the government, circuit court The Fillpiun woman are what approaches only of dale iaane. and Weber Co. ihelr c lrculaiion. her ritory where Ihe real derisive actions to be delivered at Mare island, and we alleges that Burbank married other or comhla After the I5th of May we establishment, political will be fought and still he able to got around Ihe rape in good ahape and while la the Phillppinoe with propose to give tbe people of features, uatnea of edit ora and meet the real strength of the Russian were congratulating ourselves oa what pany, and he ts trying to have the in citOgden and surrounding county, we were having of it. marriage made void. publishers, anl street mddroaaea forces that, under the generalship of an easyon thing the highest grade cf material in the second day out a west when, ies of fifty thousand Inhabitants and Kurupatkln, have been playing n wallthe very best set of teeth that roast port, where we had put in for GROCERIES WILL BE the population with upward, together money and skill can produce the Into ' rushed mate the game.-ing supplies, tho which' CLOSED MONDAY at 88.00 per act. Wa have only Ion of the counties and plan In Informal with the cabin pleasant Issue in whereinterview The today's to the one price to all. m paisra are puhliahed according in the Japanese general comments on that our cargo was Teeth extracted absolutely coal 1WU. also a list of soft In of the fin cargo Census s States United of Fort Arthur and is the meanest thing In the way of a Deceratlon Day Will be Observed Durwithout pain and with perfect the impregnability pubof newspaper and safety by the use of Vitalised the difficulty of the task of rapturing calamity that comes to n ship, eepec-tall- y Entire Day. ing Air. lished in Hawaii, tho Philippine It as sets weather bad in, when the port, furnlshoo plentiful auggeotlon Crown nnd Bridge work is Porto Rit. Culm and the Wool that the did that very day. the wind ao heavy taken have upon Japanese latone of our main specialties at the from make and back turn we couldn't Indian Islands, compiled themselves a gigantic task in which that nominal prices. A defor the port we had left forty-eigof Ogden have The. est obtainable Information. grorerymen Wa call special attention to Ihe United they will foil If all of their victories hours before. When I reached deck, agreed to clone their places of business our new process of inserting scription of every place in of the forird all out waa as ones. as moke recent the costly the prove of result as a and day Monday the ordinary sets of teeth withMales and Canada In which a newspahatch, anu it was of that nasty black ranvas of a committee the following out a roof which therefore will railroad, it. had got that Including showed blue that Is and a published. aa the to observe per day faclll-ilm- . not Interfere with the natural FUNSTON AND HISTORY a good headway, and waa making gas have agreed GENERAL and banking ' telegraph, express general holiday: taste. hundred oven a of coke a than foster railroad colored We the undersigned Grocers agree to And fifty-eigNo charge Is made, for extractdtsciiwilon has been batter! ea. Considerable Monclose our plaro of business all day BlaU-and ila ing when teeth are ordered. niaiat of the United We got a steam pump to working aa aroused In the newspapers of late conday. May 30th: All work Is strictly up to date I Canatia and the West India minute we but noon aa every could, J. W. Wilcox Groiery Co., Edgar cerning the action of the Kansas Eduand see and guaranteed. Any work rot the alaiea of roar end a to vole hear Also the expected Islands. Jones Co., Barrows Grocery Co., Ed. cational Commissioners who have returned to us withI satisfactory but of the toward lifted election kept William ft Bon, R. 8. Ragan. Ears sky, rtiunilnt al tho presidential in SO days after leaving our a history of the United Stales, aship front as calm aa I Richardson, T. B. Evans ft Co., calm pretty tba of new simpers A list of Ihe office, will be remedied without now in use In the Kansas arhoula, for could, anyway and set the crew to B. F. Blodgett, C. R. Dnitnller, Tribe additional charge. Two men ft Jones. United Wales and Canada, arranged by a new period of five years, but have work In two hour shirts. D. Kennedy, A. E. Oleson, Call and examine our work, of each end Ihe Pnulter Brothers. Mortenacn ft Lund, the of noisle the worked pump counties, with a description ordered expunged therefrom the ac other two manned the wind pump to onr prices before going elseget and county, ft 8. Carver J. stale, territory, province count of the swimming of the Bag Bag bring out ths water that the other fol- Watkins ft NtrkolM, where.atirface of Brothers. character giving the focatiou. river by Brig. Gen. Kuna ton. on the lows were pumping In. The water Bon, Ogden of a at ami soil, chief prodmla and Into temperature hole Ihe went Frankfort. Ind., May 28 Jos. B. to tlm ground that It never occurred, that two about forty-fir- e 347 24th Street. degrees and came out Chnsdle and a well-kno(urea, forming a valuable guide and Kansas volunteer!. Trembly advernlnety-aeve- n of line about degrees. at newspaper publisher, died at Judicious placing of any Ogden - - - - Utah. While, performed that feat And this, Tba fire was amidships, hut his home In this city today, aged 2 tising. the I that see of the mis yens. in face the fact that it figured promotion couldnt n of Reimrate lists f religious of Fiinatoa was expressly stated to be of llvt reals lay about the middle we various The near I and prayad pretty cargo, the cultural - puldiimtlona. in recognition of hln performing the pubmight hold It there, for If a hit of flamell elasa publlcaUona, aud newspaperd fust under fire. Of rouree, ever got to the top It waa a fond swimming omitting lished in foreign languages, to the Roanoke and everybody newspapers the advertisethose which do not insert ihOAfji have found thia a salacious bit of scanAssoEditorial and The wind Mowed great gun for ments! the Press and t a, dal to disseminate and their comments two day, and then came a week of ciations of the United Wales so been tha have dlsrrcp ralm. and all the while, night and day. with their offices, etc., etc. book Is ancles la the accounts of Funnton'i feat wa were keeping a steady stream of the that seen be Thus It will Into the hold and another and furnishes have been so exaggerated that one water going out. , n bandy one for reference coming Funs-lo- n whether must wonder deone oqiqtimaa At first the thing got so onto our almoal all of the Information news- was in the Philippines at all. nerves that if a seaman dropped hta advertising, about sire to know But it now develops that the Kansas knife at mens, the rest of them would countrt various and the howl. Ths slightest noise aboard ship Jhich the art of advertising and the commissioners acted hastily, without set every heart to quaking. themaslves of form por- sufficiently informing tMa wore off. and after the first But newspaper of publishing the facts. It seems incredible that four or five days most of ns could sleep tion of Uie every day llfn Funston should have allowed himaelf a while each day. Finally we got no receive promotion for n hypothetical used to the danger that we actually to V EAT 11 Ell ANU CltorS. wsat oa with our card games under the bath, when it must have been per- pwntng we had ewung over the quarissued its has sum of bureau In a If the sight formed, at all, The weather deck. for April and c ruus body of American soldiers. In- terTo relate thia seems all simple weather and crop report Utah la of formed of the action of the Kansas enough, but when you come to think tho scr.lkiu dealing .with the form- commissioners, the General has authorof It H isn't so funny aa It might he. to especially some interest we were, actually sitting on the There which conditions ised the following statement: ers for it rhroniclea a volcano nnd trying to gt our of top Utah of A body of four thousand or more opponent's Jack and count game, as ,r rather unusual feature, snd Filipinos who wars on the far side of though everything was shlp-ehsclimate. the Rio Grande had hem harassing the we were bouncing along under a 13 weather during the of Thu feature 1899, knot breexe. snowstorm American forces. On April 26, the month was the severe Gen. Funston, aecompanlsd by a skirmIt was sixteen days before we reachsection the ish party, swam the Bag Bag, a small ed Ban Francisco, and then rams ths tliat prevailed throughout of the lust stream about 190 feet wide, which Is a reaction. No sooner had we pulled Induring the first three days all. In the tributary to the Rio Grande. This act to the harbor than six of th crew dorade. In some localities broken and with magnified ronfneed been to beds, utterly took th?Jr has waa pari if northern half the snowfall tne swimming of the Rio Grande down. . Section into the solat two of 27, condition In were the notably by nerves April Their the heavy, following day, Ocularly se as was far In diers from Ihe Kansas regiment, which a man who Is recovering from s king Center, where the amount of the four thous- debauch. They were about as pitiable the for routing April. records preroded of excess previous American a lot of legmen aa I have ever seen, and Filipinos by forty-fiv- e Otherwise the mouth presented no soldiers. These soldiers carried a line and 1 have seen a good many. e tho temper-atur- with them with which they drew acmes niiiiMial characteristics, That fire reduced to coke about GMI latter a raft waa tone of my cargo, and so effective had 'varying not much from normal, a heavier one. To the fastened and drawn across. When forty-- been our constant pumping that the though the cloudluesa was somewhat five soldiers and Gen. Funston had dreaded blase never came wli hin three in excess. High winds were frequent, iieen ferried over the detachment feet of the top of the coal. Not a timthe Weather Bureau statlou at Mo- routed the Filipinos. ber of tha Roanoke waa even discolordena reporting a maximum velocity of by the Are. But I don't want to This Is undoubtedly tha correct ex- ed ever see another cargo of coal again, Frost were comCii mile per hour. KanThe affair. planation of the whole although 1 may have to.l suppose. mon, but not very severe. should withdraw commissioners sas Captain Atnesbury has sailed mor The mean temperature for the sec- their order, allow the than one million mile. For tweuly-eigexpunging hasty years he has sailed the ocean. tion, determined from the reports of statement as to Funston to remain, and 65 stations, was 48.2 degrees, or 10 degrees above the normal. The highest local monthly mean waa (HU degrees at Hite; (he lowest was 39.6 degrees at Soldier Summit. The highest tern peraiure recorded was 94 degrees at Hite on the 12th and 13th; the lowest waa 10 degrees at Ism on the 24th; giving an absolute range for the secThe greatest tion of 94 degrees. waa 61 station for any range dally degrees at Soldier Summit on the 13th. The highest temperatures of the month were generally recorded on the 12th and 131h; and tho lowest on the found .ff, the whole, THE EXAMINER gssesass Ike meaesge-w-cuiapanie- Depot 7p Store Drug We make a specialty of com-missi- on Prescriptions. Telephone orders time Card. promptly attended to. ra y, A BOON ht ht a Chicago DenlaCo tasks. 2a m S Pads buk daily ., ,, 8(28 ft m Be k weriaad United . tram Omaha. Ceuacg Kaaro Blufft, City, Dm ear aad all petal east, Bi36 ft m defly 2e 1W Fast Mail lig Depot, Third, West and South Temple Stm, Sait Lake City. BEPART. For Provo, Lahl Fairfield aud Mercur. connecting at KophI for Maatl sad Intermediate points oa Sanpete Valley By.... For Garfield Beech. Tooele, Stockton, Mas niotb, Eureka and Silver City (via Learning-to- a cut-off-) eased (t Aft. a MEKftK, Tick 4 fog. .coBSi, 7:30 a in P.aadP. T. w. A. ootmci. t. p, g. &00 a m For Provo, Aaarlean Farit, Uhl, Juab, Milford. Frisco. Callentes' aad Intermediate points 05 ARRIVE. Provo American Fork. Leht, Juab, Frisco, Callentes and Intermediate points 9.35 From Front Uhl, Fal field, Merour and Banpots VaUet By. points. 5.35 From Silver City, Mammoth, Eureka, Stockton. Tooele and OarSald p q THE OREGON MU-for- d, J2. am UJFI nMWnff CARD. 88, 190X1 THU v, ' DEPART. Mtataniiiaq UeatpeSm - m g.gadBPerotaUft Batts littaft Ne. J Eotta end i - 5:35 p mi Mg, 11 Cash ia 4taU Belt Mm B ....... Valley lake aed-Ttat- fo lka ud tatav- - roaiisil pUllU me Lekft Pie tag. pel MUssd sad Vbllaft Ms4e g Tlll4A 3 B-- Seit f ALL TRAINS DAILY. Dally Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car Berrios between Silt Lake, Milford, tlo, ia .Hilt Mke ead tafoe- Modena and Callentes. Direct stage madfote petals eceafiiMiM mmneetloas for aH (lining districts la BtMft ham Utah had Nevada. 'ABU VC. 201 Mala Street City Tiekst ' TeL 2 Ml Bell Lake Idtai cad Peaatefle For particular, call on or addreaa iZ P-or J. Lake Salt Route, L Hnrero gents, ..Jlidaft fi Salt Lake aad TiaO klfog MOORE, COMMERCIAL AGENT. 4 l-- Balt Uk. nto E. W, GILLETT, Gen. Pass. Agt tatar-uBigi-i Eg, B Salt lata aad yitati Birite.. fiNna Eg, g Portia ad aad Baaed rtta Em aadj lAt eie6eitltlil4 de aet iH eath si r nt Butu I. taBMlltVl 19 Please Travel, to-H- M BUTI Before you start call Sharmans , C I A. EBNBY.-Ctake- t :pa, Ipd at - . Ticket Office. Healy House, Opp. Depot. Phone ISIS. large Assortment of Low Rates and Reliable Information constantly oa hand. Guaranteed by the American Ticket Broker Aosta. A Sign of the Times! WANTED I 1,000 MEN To onload schooners' at the Salt Lake Beer hall. It ia tbe place to get the longest anJ tallest, the biggest snd roMast sekoon- er of beer In town for five cents. Choicest whiskies brandies and wine and all kinds of aoft drinks. Finest line of cigars in town. Call in everybody as you pass by sad sample oui ... goods. - Corner 25th and Lincoln avenue. D. W. CATTvS Proprietor. CENTRAL HOTELAND BAR I.L. Clark & Sons Company llH Express hog Huffs, Omsk. Drover. Kansas City aad San Pedro, Los Angeles and Salt Lake R. R Co. arid Muslin Underwear is bound to Please one You will miss and some beauties you miss these. a tauefi Shirt Waist Saits PRICE AND STYLE liIS ft Daw, tasks, Covad BleSs, Kaama City end al " AsilYR' T,W TIME TABLE Shirt Waists Newest Creations Ceuaril Bhigft Earns CHy eng Dan, fov-wa- d, -- Unit Be. 4 AtltbU iVprsro foe ,rl sn-nd- riPrti fot Be. 2 Ovarian a high-low-ja- ck 1MI 22, DEPART. re-rr- e mt Ns. Effective g Under New Management ht GREAT SACRIFICE OF FOREMOST CONTINUES h. The average precipitation, determined fro the- report of Ag stations, was Mi Inch, nr 0.26 inch below tho normal. This deficiency extended to ail portions of the section. Tho greatest monthly amount was 3 o; inches at Alpine; and the lesst, a trace at Emery, Hite and Tropic. The greatest rainfall in any 24 consecutive hours was 2.11 inches at Alptno on the THROUGHOUT Every flat in This Store at Enormous MILLINERY MAY Reduction-Origi- nal Cost Aside - 29th. ram work was rather backward until the last week of tho month, when favorable weather enabled rapid progress to ho made, and by the close the seeding of spring wheat was well advanced and in many localities completed. Beet planting was also under rapid headway. Fall wheat was looking weil aud coming up to good .lands: Lucerne suffered some' damage from the frosts, and a few field Thus we find ourselves overlessened the selling of Spring Millinery, The backward weather for the past wo months has greatly tne as to force us to sacrifice everything within the next few days. It is already known that this store is stocked to such an been the choicest designs are offered. Prices, such as have never before style resort of Ogden, so every purchaser will know that only offer this entire nresented will be yours, and it would be well to give them proper consideration. Beginning Tuesday morning we would be wed to call early Tuesday and thus stock at a great sacrifice, this reduction will greatly lessen the present investment. It secure the first advantage of selection. The Leader Millinery Co. MRS. S. E. LYON Proprietor |