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Show UORXrca EXAMINER. ESCAPE OF DEAD IN BREWSTER AT MEAL. R. BUD-AAS- 't WHILE Railroad Man n Father ef la stricken Suddenly and Expires Within a Few Minutaa. Wall-Know- Frederick R.Brewatrr. father of the Brewster, k D. Fred-fi- i. well-kno- machinist. dropped dead yrstavday afternoon, while aeated at tie dinner table. Mr. Brewster baa brrn in comparatively good health during that time. Yesterday morning and up to noon he had been walking around the yard and aald be waa feeling One." At the dinner table. Mr. Breweter, Hr., waa In the beat of apir-it- i. Suddenly be gasped and fell into hla cou'n arma. and died almoal Frederick R. Brewater waa born in Wolverhampton. England, November 8. 1817. in 1M1 be eame to America and aottlad in Salt Lake, where he became a member of the Church of Jeaun Chrlat of Latter Day Saints. He realded In Balt Lake up to about eight yean ago, whan ba earn to Ogden and took up hla residence with hla ana at No. 138 He waa very well Tracey avenue. known In Ogden and Salt Lake, and fber parte of Utah. The funeral will be announced later. PARK CITY BEATS DCDEH. Been ef I te I Beat the Locals at Park City By a Yeaterday. Fnr the flrat time einre the forming Baaeball league, of the Ogdon went down to defeat yeaterday before the fierce onalaugbta of the Park (Tty Minora by a arore of 4 to 5. The same played yeeterday between the Ogden team and the Mitiera waa In-- t At no creel log from etart to llniah. period in tha game waa thereto dull moment. Up until the last inning the reault waa in doubt. Ogden apimreut-l- y had a aaTa lead of one run up to the ninth Inning, and then the Miners imunded In two rune, and the score stood 8 to 6 In their favor. Today anot her game will be played at Park City. Neat Sunday the Miners play the Ogden team here. Following la the arore by Innings: Utah-Wyomi- 0 0 S 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 8 0 3 Ogdrn Tark City 1 08 -d 3- Finder of Ureen River ia in the I city. .Ur. and Mrs. J. V. Pike are in from lakeside for n few days. Xu Moore ia upending a few daya in the dly from Syracuse. David A. Nelson of Salt Lake ia in , town. . I Spencer ajient yeaterday In the visiting hia parents from Salt R. lake, FOR TODAY Men With Bad Records Make a Remarkable Escape From the Jail at the Neon Hour Yeaterday. & A. R. HAVE COMPLETED Harry Mom has returned from n vlnit In Denver and will arnume hla position nl tha Elite Cafe, Fresh rut flowers at Job ringres's feed store. 3578 Washington Are.,' alxo nt T. H. Carr's drug store, corner 35th and Grant. The remains of lira. Myrtle Liaro will be ahlpited rant tomorrow by the Union Pacific. The remains ran be viewed from 13 to 6 at A. F. Rlchey'a undertaking parlors. Mias Clara Heymanson. of Salt Lake, ia visiting with Mrs. Ella St'hannell, of this city. She will apend two months In thla city. . 2 ROBBERS CARRIED Off CASH RECISTER Greak Grocery 8 tor Loses $62 In Canned Geode and Hava Their Cash Box Broken Open. h 319-27- VAUDEVILLE TOM HEFROC. The Mart clous One Leg . MISS RICE, SHOW. Lamr. Harpist. LA CROIX. Comedy Ji.?!r. THE GREAT LA FAMILY. Hirnvy Lifting, Etc. K:0 BABY LA llii.NO, Song. LITTLE EIXEN. Lightning B::rk Dane THE JAN'ETTS, Royal Marionettes. T. MEYERS. Cornet THE GREAT COMEDY FARCE. "Wmiicd A Wife." EDISON'S MOVING PICTURES. ILLUSTRATED SONGS. ADMISSION lOc 29c for silk belts, worth 35c k 50c. 49c A MODERN YOUNG LOCHINVAR Dees Net Taka "No For an Answer And Elopea With a Young Lady. The nffirera of the police and sheriff's department have been notified to be on the lookout for a gallant Youug Loch Invar and hla fbir lady, who are In queat of rapid at some Groliu Green, Nether Catt, aged 21. and hailing from mornIdaho, went to Morgan ing and left with a Mia Totiks. age.l 17 years, or that place. Owing to 1 he fact that the girl's parent would n.t slve thvlr consent to the f'rl'v n,ar-:a t; ,v. couple 1u M T! . i.c.ple riagr lbeii ImanliM a M'kln for )(d--- i a:-- ' si- In to be after a marriage ik either Ogden, Fi ming'.on or Brlgnam . ': I'.-t- City. - - Holiday China Reduced 89c 1 -- 3 For holiday trade we bought $500 worth of Foundations 5c beautiful china cups, saucers, bowls, chocolate pots, tea sets, etc. Rather than cany it over until die next holiday season we reduce all The line was bought 15 per prices cent under import prices. Our new prices It's a chance to mean about naif ' regular. brighten up what you have at a small cost at 5c they are perfect The story is that we We give bought 1928 at lesi than half price. choice of the Some 5c. ones at perfect you one-thir- d. are damaged. The Chiffon is torn but they'll do for ribbon foundations, these you may have for 2c. Youll find them on bargain counter. for silk belts, worth 60c ft $1. REAR TABLES. A LACE SALE 50c On The Dollar 58c for babies white honueta were 75c and 85c. 58c for Rouse rugs, were ll.Oti. 3c that merits your attention begins here Tuesday morning. Just in time is the story on ready made suits, you pick the one you like best and from the marked price we deduct half. Our prices are in plain figures. We have over 200 of these splendid suits each one a gem of the seasons manufacture, Having overbought on this line and we figured that it is better to take our loss now than carry them over to another season. for trim wash dresses and summer underwear. 200 pieces of torchion and plat vals regularly 7c to 15c all at 4c. Another similar lot worth 10c to 20c the yd 5c 19c $1.25 HOUSE WRAPPERS 79c for chiffon or net collar foundation; white or alack. Damaged. On bargain tables, centra of our new Cloak Department, you'll find 711c samples of 200 now house wrappers, in attractive styles, at Made of good materials. In red, pink, black, blue, etc., braid Corsets 68c trimmed and nine-inc- h ruffle. Women's Percale Waists, this season's style, substantial colors, and all sixes, good choosing at . . . 50c Children's Wash Dresses, 23 e- - Made of gingham and ready to wear. Ages 2 to 4. Braid trimmed. Worth 35 and 40c. - Another lot of travelers' samples, made of bine and red polka dot Percales. Ages to 2 to 4. Braid and lace trimmed; worth 65 and kinds, odd lots, low bust, models, with short or Assorted straight-fro- 2c nt GKc long hips Odds and ends from May Sals, sizes 18 and 18. only, worth fl.75 4 He Bummer Corsets, 18 and 19 only, regular 50c grads .zc 75c, now i,c. 5c MAY SALE PRICES ON HIGH GRADE SILKS 12c p for celluloid combs, all colon, worth 20c. We still fiml it Imperative to reduce the silk stock. We think that after reading the prices which follow, you will be convinced of the superiority of these silk offering. at U a box for blark nr colored brad steel pins. 15 2535c for choice of mblicr Kpnngcg. Seven shades of plain corded Bilks, regularly sold .. now . Thirteen designs In fanry Mesaellne Silks, worth 90c adapted to the making of pretty waists and shirt waist suits I.e black Prtiu de Bole, beet $1.50 quallty.il. pieces of fanry colored, fanry blark Silks goods bought to sell last season at $1.25, $1.50 and 60c, e $3.50 . .. Best guaranteed black Taffeta, .....a..., de Bole, $1.50 . 36 Pjjeu rich , finest ,,, ... 5c t for barbers cake of Williams or Colgate shaving snap. 3c for Wopl Soap. 5c for Armour's T.a Franre or Fine Art 10c soap. 8c d a bar for the vio- let glycerine soap. 8c for hack combs and hair 10c IN FAVOR for children's black hose OF THE COMPANY SU- 'Tnder there circumstances. to hold the contract void because of some informality in its execution, and turn over to Ogden city this water system, which the record shows the predecessors in interest of defondant company. relyi.ii; open the terms of the contract aud the Roed faith of the city, constructed at a com of manv thousands uf ilu.ly-i- vi ju'd iu eff-- ct be a cutifij-cjtiuhi 'Iih piopHMy." .Is i.v Sinu'enie .lus-tuu,e U furi v. in alilMiili: the (foiiv.m of tle d'.'irii'i com I in ihe laiiimi itv r. the Pear case f River Wm era oris and Irrigation 'i 26 70c Inches, worth 0. ..,,..,.$14 grade, heavy and $1.75 $J Fine Handkerchiefs at About 1 -- tow-elln- 8c. 45e for Hind's Honey Almond Cream. Melrose, Granite, Etamlne and Mistrals, all high grade, strictly all wool goods, worth $1.50 to Tuesday you may choose again Ladies very fine linen embroidered or lace trimmed lawn hdkfs worth 35 - - 20c Ladies finest pure linen h'd'k'fs lace trimmed worth $1.25 for 70c 2uc. - 120 . -- FUR8ES 25c. Women's Saffian leather bags, new large shape, new leather handles. A finely made line of goods, in green 25c or red 125 COLORED All sizes. May Sale Prices Continue on Wash Goods Unsettled weather has so far influenced buying that we continue to unload this magnificent wash goods stock at prices which give you choice of this year's best styles at almost calico prices. - Choice of the complete stock of Choice of entire line of season's Free choice of entire line of 16e season's novelty Tissues, worth colnew the colored and Batistes and new 8wlges all the figures lwns, 10c 20c. to worth a 13e 10c showing, grand orings All other wash goods not here na med at cheap, cash prices. The above prices should convince every level headed man and woman of ihe positive advantage in paying cash, trading with a cash store with prices in plain figures rather than asking credit accommodation and paying too much for every dayneccessities. company. Bear River Irrigation ft Og-1. den Waterworks company, Samuel Jarvis an! Rolrnd R- - Dunklin. The decision was rendered in Salt Lake late Saturday anernoon. n "Plainiiff mi only ak the conrt. the opinion aiM. "to enter a derrec confiscating th property lo II wih-on- t any compensation whatever to thet owner thereof, hut demands a aysinet such owner (defendant eompam I for the sum of llnb-ooWe ventui e tn say a parallel to such a decree, based upon a similar state of facta, cannot be found in fae history of American Jurisprudence." Goins into the history of the rase, the court finds tha in 18h9 the city owned a water system which was totally inadequate to supply fire protection or Die demands of the city. A constitutional limitation prevented the lazuaure of bonds to make needed ima contract provements. was Mitered itio with .1. K Bothweli by which the latter agreed to provide teiii uud ;lio city wl'ii a jiifEch-ii- l sell It al the out inn of the city for the or'aipal coat ( mpslmcliun. psish'e la cash or in b per ceal bonds. Both- - well assigned hla contract to the Bear Lake ft River Waterworks and Irri- gation company, which constructed an entirely new system. nf Six years after the completion the new system Ogden city commenced an arllon to have the Bothwell contract declared null and void, the city declared the owner of the water plant and judgment given against the as rental. The company for city contended that the council exceed ed i'f authority in making the contract with Bothwell. Tfie case was tried before Judge p in the district court, who decided for the defendants, anl it ia this decision which Is now affirmed hy the supreme court. tnarflsayfl BSIIRDLrCMFWYFVBGK Ro-lap- HOW TO SPEND DECORATION DAY All Resorts Open .Today With Special Feature and Programs. The season for the summer resorts ha uow lairly started aud loday will Soap. $1.68 19c for. ladies' knit pants, lace trim'd. 10c for children's black ribbed stockings, worth 12 c. mark the opening of several more of Excellent Ogden's popular resorts. programs have been arranged at all resorts and will he carried out Glenwood Park opened Saturday evening with a very large crowd. Dancing was the order of the. evening. liBSt night several hundred penpln attended the Hired roncert at the park. In whi'h a large number of Ogden artists rendered some excellent numbers. The band and orchestra is under direction of Messrs. Ford and Thatcher. The new resort. Utahns Park, was opened with a band concert by the Foster Military band, of twenty-fivpieces. About three hundred people attended the opening. The park will have a dancing pavilion and vaudeville show. The Hermitage. In Ogden Canyon, opens the season today with a grand ball in the beautiful pavilion. Short's enlarged orchestra has been engaged for the season. The hotel will also upen today. The Oaks will have a formal opening today. Potter Brothers have spared nil expense in beautifying their popular A musical prog; am baa been ; lesnri. I arranged for today. 48c for large bottlo of Violet Toilet Water, worth 75e $1.45 Etamlne, Melrose, Serge, Granite and Armura. 75c and 85c grade ,,.58g French Challlea We continue (he May Sale price on these desirable pieces of best French 3.TC Challles, per yard illlf With these gloves, costing regularly 30c pair, you are not likely to llnfid their equal at 19c. The colors are gray, tan, mode, black. Tar . -- Ladles' Bummer Gloves, worth 19c for Packers from Hopaacklng, Canvas, Etamlne Serge and Granite, formerly $1.25 and $1.50 7aC ,$(lt $3, Rubifoam, Arnica Tooth Paste, Dr. Graves tooth powder. 2 Black Goods Priced for Quick Selling mon.-Judgmen- The Lower Court's Decision In-- Favor ef Waterworks Company end Aqalnat the City is Sustained. of worth for ladles' Am muslin gowns, worth $3. , Plx-l-oga- n for perfect collar foundations. 5c tor a yard 19c Womens Dollar for hair brushes, worth 25c. 5c for cotton duck towels. for box. Appropriate memorial services In honor of the Illustrious soldier deed were held In the Flrat Methodist Episcopal church, commencing at 11 o'clock -- esterrtay morning. Post The members of No. 3, G. A. K., of Ogden and Spanish war veterans of Ogden, were invited to attend the eer vices. Forming in line at the G. A. R. headquarters they marched in n body to the rhurch. Following are the Memorial day exercises carried out: Organ solo: Bong hy the choir. Invocation: Rev Hla It. Binging of the Lord's Prayer, hy the choir and congregation. Solo: By Mrs. Hess. Memorial Addrew: By the Hon. Chna. H. Winters, of Wyoming. Binging: By the choir. Benedict km: By Rev Blair. Mr. Winters gave an eloquent and stirring address. He spoke with the knowledge and spirit of hla subjnrt. H recounted the hardships soldiers of the Union went through during the fiercest of civil wan and said that the human tongue waa a weak Instrument in telling the actual experiences as they occurred. He said that the hist orv of war generally la a bloody account of folly and crime, but there ere some wan that have been fought for a great and glorious principle end our Civil War was one of that kind. The soldiers of the Union fought for an Idea the subversion of which would have left the nation prostrated. At bloody Shiloh, at Lookout Mountain, at Gettysburg, they offered up their lives ns willing sitcriticrs that the Union might not be broken asunder. Mr. Winters paid n glowing tribute to the man of the iron alii, V lyses 8. Grant. In beaut 11 ul language he portrayed the character of the "grandest figure In the fiercest Civil War. Abraham IJncnln. The veterans assembled there were praised for their work, in helping to maintain the Integrity of (he Union. The speaker emphasizail the need of showing respect to tboue veterans who are alive as well as to those who are gone. Their pathway in life may be made smoother and much might be done to make the remainder of their days happier. Mr. Winters' speech was a mueterlr effort and was listened to with rapt attention. OB-b-- 5c for stockinet dress shields. 8c frilled elastic, usually 15c. Hen. Chen H. Winters ef Wyoming Gave An Eloquent Address ef the Illustrious Departed Horace. 35c. 68c TERDAY BY G. A. R. . pins, worth for colored bed spreads, worth $1 a yard for fancy SERVICES HELD IN THE FIRST METHODIST CHURCH YES- DECISION HANDED DOWN IN PREME COURT IN THE WATER SUIT. 15c a dozen for shell or amber hair for belts formerfl to $1.50 for 100 best wire hair pina in gray-halre- for a bunch of fin. ishing braid. ly DEAD Lyceum Theatre BIG Black or White Collar 19c for silk belts, worth 25c k 35c. SOLDIER The remains of Mina Olcta PalmSometime during early Sunday morn er ware received by Urfiterfaker lag burglars entered the Greek groLindquist yeaterday. The funeral ser- cery store in the Depot Basar hullo. ng vice will occur today from the Sec- and carried off the cash register and ond Ward meeting bouse at 3 p. tn. large amount of canned fruits. The remains can be viewed at the famThe cash register was taken to the ily residence. 340 Twenty-sixtstreet, rear of the pickle works where It was from 10 to 13 a. tn. broken open and $63 taken. The deed was supposed to have been committed Funeral vervlrea over the remain by three roughly-dresse- d men who of Edward F. Lynch, will lie hold were hanging around that locality all fmra the residence, No. RRK Tenth evening. There Is no due to the robstreet, on Monday, the .mill riav of bers. Thla in the second case of the kind In leas than two weeks, the May, at 3:30 p. m. Daisey restaurant having suffered from the same kind of n Job. CUMMINGS COMMISSION CO. : BROKERS. FRUIT CAR THIEVES. Continuous quotations on New York A refrigerator car In the Rio Grande Storks snd Chicago Grain. We buy and sell stocks and grain on margin yards was entered sometime during evening and several rases of rr for caxh. Our private rooms en- Saturday taken. able our customers to come in and oranges transact business with the utmost secrecy. WILL USEJIEW TRACK. Write for our Book of Information ("System of Speculation'), free upon Lina From Rene to Wadsworth Will Ecclcs application. Rooms Ba Turned Over to Balt Lake Building. Dlvieion on June let. On June 1st the new line of track of the C. P. Reconstruction work In Nevada, from Reno to Wadsworth, will l turned over to the Balt Lake division of the Southern Pacific. This Is one of the excellent new iieices of J. H. YOUNG Prop! and Mg r track and cuts out a number of grades aud shortens the distance. WEEK MAY 39 eUR sale of every remnant and short length in all resumption of business will be marked by a great mark-dow- n Remnants in store this cost or less with the price cutting that are at marked invariably departments. will be applied to all short lengths, you will get your pick of seasonable goods at ABOUT HALF worth. Our tables of remnants will suit you. Some choice pieces will be among them and shrewd actual buyers will find another great instance of money saving values. HONOR" 4 pooHc ON TUESDAY MORNING ofll-eer- . Manager John Pierre of the Rrighajn City Canning factory, is spending a few days in the city. - 1904. The May Sale has left in its wake many desirable lengths of almost every kind of material dress bilks, domestic cottons, velvets, wash goods, table linen, towelling, etc. Appropriate Fragrant Prepared And Will Ba Carried Out at the Lester Park Pavilion. Decoration Day will be observed in the city today by the G. A. R.. who One of the cleverest jail enemies corded in lha history of Ogdon for have prepared an appropriate program some lime, occurred yesterday, at 10 for tha occaMun. letter park pavilion o'clock at the county Jail and Wm. will ba used for the carrying out of the exercise. Muore and John Cain, two desperate The following will be the order of criminals with many aliases are now Memorial exercises today. Captain E. at liberty. The escape, whirh must have been T. Ilulanlskl preeidlng: Music. aome prearranged and planned for Llncola's Gettysburg address, read out time, a as successfully carried wilt bout any hitch. At one o'clock by Dr. A. 8. Condon. Music. Deputy Bam Cave weul into the Jail tu Hall service of the G. A. R. under orthe rells to gel the meal pane, which had been pushed out from the cells by ders of Commander Al. Whits. Music. a small duor or opening. The men Address by Governor Wells. were all locked in their cells at 12 o'The Sunday service was held at the clock, Cain and Moore, being locked in the new part, two doors having to he Methodist church. The post met at the city hall buildunlocked before they could get into the n ing promptly at 10:30 aud marched corridor and then large door, by which Mr. Cave entered, to the office. to the rhurch, the ladies tailing In en When he opened the door, Mr. Cave route at the K. of P. hall. looked up and down the corridor and Today tha post will assemble at the m. seeing no one. he left the door open to same place promptly at 10 o'ckick a. Park pavilion by no and march to carry out the dishes. He bed street, the ladiee sooner turned his back than the three way of Twenty-fourtmen ran out of tha door, quietly and falling In ns on Sunday. The pavilion swiftly. One of the prisoners saw the will ba seated. The citizens at Ogden are specially men go out and immediately told Mr. a Cave. Sheriff Bailey and other requested to Join the G. A. R. In the were notified and In a abort while above services without reference to Bherlff Bailey, Deputy Sheriffs Be- creed or p rotes Ion, and the Spanish boys are expected hring. Bhaw. Cave and Reins p and war and Confederate Sergeant Wilaon of the police depart- to be with the O. A. R. on all occasions. Volunteers will be railed for on the ment. were scouring the city, but no trace of the fugitives was (bund. gathering of the poet today to scatTelephone and telegraph messages ter the flower on the gravee at ihe with accurte descriptions of the men cemeteries, a conveyance having been were sent to nil nearby towns of the arranged for. adjoining states. Sheriff Bailey stated that the key the men used to get into the main corridor probably waa one made by a prisoner named Conners, hut who never used it and after he went to the penitentiary other prisoners told tl:9 officers of the key. was concealed in Evidently the key the bedding and found by Moore and oners seen them with hats on. The oner saw them with hats on. Tjj room and no other bats were missing. Late Katurday afternoon Moore and two other prisoners wera visited by Moore's attorney and also accompanied by his stenographer. A king and the quiet consultation was held in sheriff's private office. WJiat waa the result of the Interview is not known but the actions of the attorney were suspicious. Moore, together with Murray, were caught in the act of burglarising John A. Ilellr.er's watch making establishment hy officers of the police and sheriffs department, it waa also ascertained that Moore served five years In Ohio for burglary and while 'serving that aenlenca he slabbed a guard, fnr which he waa given a life eenteuce. this sentence later being commuted. John Cain, as well as Moore, was waiting trial in the district court. He was charged with robbing a companion in a lodging house In this city. Following are the descript lone of the men: John Cain, aged 27 years; weight. 167 pounds; height, 8 feet 8 Inches: h'ue eyes, brown hair, medium complexion. Three lower teeth gone, full round face. On right arm ia tattoo of clasped hands and on left arm. ernes, heart and anchor. William Moore, aged 27 rears: Inches ; weight 141 height. 5 feet 7 dark pounds; complexion, brown eyes, straight noee. scar over right eve. one upper tooth gone. Both men wore dark felt hats, checkered Jumpers and SO, OF ALL REMNANTS AND SHORT LENGTHS ALL OF THEIR ARRANGEMENTS. Cain. A mystery eiirraunde the escape, in that the men had hats on when they went out the door and while walking up and down the corridor other pris- MAY A SWEEPING REDUCTION IN PRICES re- Pacific M Inara WILLIAM MOORE AND JOHN CAIN, TWO COUNTY JAIL PRISONERS ARE AT LIBERTY. MONDAY MORNING, UTAH, W. H. WRIGHT & SONS CO. SERVICES CRIMINALS SONS ARMS FRFCMIC( MEMORIAL CLEVER DROPPED OGDEN, for women's new style Oxfords. $1.35 for ladles' rain or shine silk umbrellas with pretty handles. 50c for Roger ft Galleta Violet Face Powder. Jc for a roll of cotton tape, any width. $135 kid for washable gloves, worth 2: 19c for ladies' lace hosiery, black or colored. The bicycle road race from Ogden to the Utah Hot Springs occurs this afternoon. The riders aunt at the Broom hotel corner at 3 o'clock. A program of various sports and entertainments have also been arranged. The Lyceum and Fatime theatres have preiwred excellent performance lor this wek and an entire change or programs. Hie beat of the raudevills stage has been secured hy both sr.d will give a dollar show for a dime. They open this afternoon. UNION LABOR FUNERAL NOTICE- - e All. members of the International Ogdca Brotherhood of Teamster, at Lodge No. 575. are called to meet the Union Labor Hall at 1 o'clock Monday to attend the funeral of . F. Lynch. All other union crafts are invitffl to participate. Br order of the President. J. J. VAR LEY. Secretary. Vladivostok, May 2?. (Delayed ;r innimlMfnii 1Thn millfurY find LA1" |