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Show J .' i ! i THIS EXAMINER. MORNING J OGDEN, STAIT, TEEBDAT MORNING, MAY 31, 1904. i ' ESCAPED TIME V'5 S CRIMINALS RECORD Freds cut flower at Job 1'iugree' feed store. 2576 Waahingum Act., alo at T. 11. Carr'a drug aiore, corner 25th and Grant. LOCATED REDUCED The American Mercantile aud Reporting Agency, incorporated under ib ataie lawa of Utah, main office Salt I MME Ake, baa opened an office at 9 (Series JUDGES REPORT THAT building with C. L. Underwood as MAN MADE RUN IN 22:56. manager. Tbia Arm doea general locates miming people and ra- Read Raca to tha Hot Springs tion on the financial standing of inWas Exciting and tha dividuals or firms. Finish Was Interesting. WERE SEEN MOORE AND CAIN IN WEBER CANYON TODAY. The Two Escaped Prisoner Yaa-ttrda- y Call at tbe Armor Meat Market for choice meats. Phone 1C. 333 25th Bt. The Her. Horace B. Blood, tbe new pastor of tbe Baptist church, la voted to arriva in Ogden on Thursday morning and be present at tha prayer meeting in ihe evening. Ilia pAniorate iiegina June 1. aud bia first sermon will be preached Sunday morning. Call up Excelsior Market. 171 K. for prime cuts, eastern aad home dreaaed meat. Claude Perk of Balt Lake spent yes- terday visiting bia parents la tbe city. County J four-minut- two-minu- Git-ge- four-minut- H.W. Beckett left yesterday afternoon for London on n three months' pleasure trip. A. t ft East-Cap- ture Very Probable. Bnh and J. F. Crltchlow were rule that distance D. LESSENGER DENIES Says Ha Was Moera'a Attorney and Hia Actlona Wart Not 8uapicioua. paced, ia held by J. P. Linlea, who minutes and 23 srenmis. These figures pcak for Attorney M, D. Lcsnenger railed up ihemitelves and If tha official figures thia paper by telephone t of the judgea are correct, then the and staled that h waa the evening Misses Emily and K. B. Blair of attorney not the behind far are iMiya Ogden referred to In the article about the. Pa., are visiting In Ogden. world's record. escape of Moore and Cain from tha county jail and that he slid not aid Tha boy who waa given n watch to he prisoners In any way to get awav. hold by ballplayer at Ulenwood SALESMAN LOSES He also said that he would give $50 Park yesterday, ia requested to reAND MONEY reward for PIN the capture of tha two turn the watch to routn 10, Union men. depot. H. t. Warthaimsr Bays He Lest . John J. Judaon la up from Balt Valuable Scarf-Piand Lake for n couple of days. Money an Train. J. F. Assistant Superintendent H. 8. Wertheimer, a (raveling salesBhoughneasy of Ihe Ball take divis- man of New iork, had the mifortune ion of the Southern Pacific, accom- to loose a valuable acarf pin aud $60 in money, while coming into the city panied by hia wife are in the city. yesterday morning. He claima that John W. Drew, n well known Bos- he had gone into tha smoking and ton capitalist, waa in the city yester- toilet room to prepare for leaving the day. train. He removed his veat and hung It upon a h&uk together with hia colla In from Lakeside. H. Koenig lar and tie. In which was the scarf-piHa states that he stepped into J. Williams and wife are Ogden the toilet room for a minute and when visitors from Balt take, be returned he allege that hia acarf-piand litres $20 bills in a pocket of DECORATION DAY WAS FITTINGCUMMINGS COMMISSION CO. LY OBSERVED BY THE hie vent were taken. All the time BROKERS. he was in the room nobody wan there PEOPLE. or entered. Mr. Wertheimer states Continuous quotations on New York that it waa one of the quickest eaaei All of tha Resorts Ware Crowded Stocks anil Chicago Grain. We buy of robbery that he had. ever heard of. During tho Day and Evening and sell stocks and grain on margin He reported the matter to tbe Pulland Special Attractions enOur rooms or for cash. private man rompany. Mr. Wertheimer ia the Given. to In customers come and w extern representative able our for Wana-make- r transact business with the utmost A Brown, of Philadelphia. Decoration Day was fittingly obsecrecy. STV1 served in Ogden yesterday. AH of tbo 1 9H Tn Write for our Book of Information DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION morta that did not open within the (System of Speculation'), free upon SALT LAKE CITY, JUNE past few daya opened yesterday. Ecclea Glen wood park headed the list with application. Rooms TH, 1904, Building. For above occasion the Oregon attendance, about two thousand peouort Line will make an open rate of ple visiting that resort In the afterOGDEN UNION RAILWAY AND DE- ONE FARE for the round trip from noon end evening. The large danrlng POT COMPANY. pavilion waa crowded . during ihe Ogden to Balt take and return. Tick-eton eels June Bth, good for return evening, while the other concessions Notice of Stockholders' Meeting. were also largely visited. till noon, June 9th. The Hot Springs attracted about Notice la hereby given that the regfive hundred people ular annual meeting of the stockhotd-er- a during the day. The bitycle road race waa the chief of the Ogden Union Railway and KILLED wlU A be held feature. at the Depot Company program of pnrta, bathoffice of the Superintendent of the ing and dancing comprised the dav'e In of he City attraction. company. Ogden, Utah, on the 7th day of June, 1904, at 10:30. Utahns Park waa visited the a. m.. for the purpose of electing dl BY CAR evening by several hundredduring people, who- listened to an excellant rectora for the ensuing year. baud W, J. 8HESL.Y, (Secretary. concert rendered by the Foster Military Rand. The vaudeville show will EXTRAVELERS' COMMERCIAL begin this week. CURSION TO LOGAN WEDThe canyon resorts hail a formtil NESDAY, JUNE 1ST. and Ihe excursion wagons Buggy Was Overturned at opening plying between the city and the were crowded. At the HermitOnly $2.00 for tbe round trip Ogden Grade Crossing. $o tagan and return. Tickets on sale age the nrw dancing pavilion was (or special train leaving Ogden at S:,V) opened and several hundred people a. re., June 1st. good to return tilt enjoyed the hospHalitr of Proprietor June 2nd. Grand parade and baseball Wilson. At the Oaks, large crowds visited during the day and evening. Same. AU are invited. Mother and Two Children Were Sever-lThe dance given by the Woodman r Old and Bruised KENNEDY'S DAIRY LUNCH AND of the World in taster Tark pavilion Under Car. Bey Dragged BAKERY. was also largely attended. Dr. F. C. racne and wife art stopping at the Reed for a few days. In 21 Lew-ihlmr- g, n HOW THE DAY WAS SPENT n t' L 211-23- 0 a IM STREET ro-wi-rt i; Five-Yea- Individual lunrhes and Ire cream nerved from $:30 a. ra. to 13:30 p. m. 2154 Washington avenue. Chas. Melghan. Laura M. Meigbaa. MIBB Bait take. May 30 The son iff Mrs. C. W. Worthcn was killed, d h SPOKANE V8. SALT LAKE. Spokane, Spokane won a strenuous game before S.Stiu people, alter Hausen anti Carney had been reMi 30. puzzling until the last Inning, when he eased up and allowed some of tha locals to iwell their batting average. Morning game: Score by innings R. II. E. Portland ...0 9 0 0 2 0 0 0 0- -2 10 1 San Fran. ..3 0102000 6 8 4 Druhot and Sbea; Whalen and Leahy. Afternoon game: ' ' Score by inning R. H.Jl. 14 .2 Portland ..3 0 0 6 S 0 0 0 6-- 11 New York, May 30.-G- rtT" mary: Hint race Handicap; , longs: Reliable wonf und; Roaeilnt. third. Tim.1?.,',(x Second-Empire M llU$ .late "SiJJ'H i I rap about 2 milea: Vaif' htalS Land of Clover, e,.ond; ji n Cavalier, third. . Tim i Third Handicap mile and . Duke of Kendall won; Andy 1- -2 : i moved from tbe grounds fur fighting. and Meredith, who started to Run. pitch fur their respective teams, were Ban Urea. .0 00000103 4 tart Badge, thM Philadelphia, May 30. The second, ridiculously easy and were succeeded Butler and Shea; Knell and Leahy Twice me DUc, l:oa annual Regatta flowing association by Damman and XVigga. Fourth The Hudson Mak-- s 's- - . over the course of tbe Schuylkill river score waa tied, and the game' after beNEW YORK VS. PHILADELPHIA. by Holland dropping a long: Gkirifler won; today furnished sonic good sport The ing inalmost lost ond: Veto, third. Time right, was again won by Holland. feature of tlie day waa the eight fly Score R. H. E. Fifth Selling, miu, Philadelphia, May 30. A batting raloared shell race fur tbe Steward L 8 10 3 ly in tbe eighth inning saved Philadel-jihi- a Sheriff Bell won; Charles EliiiuS? cup. The Vespers of this city, carried Spokane from defeat in the afternoon 7 2 9 bait game. take Auf ond; Wiedereehn. thiro off the prize. tauck. Damman and Stanley; Mere- Taylor weakened and five singles gave l:4o, There wi re only four out of town Atthe three locals runa and the UmHausen Sixth Weed. and Flva furlong: game. entries in the eleven events and not dith, Wlgga, Agile tendance. 7,000. second; Gilpin, third, one ui them captured a first prize. pire Sharp. Score by inning R. H. E. The course waa a 1 uines straight New York...l 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 9 1 BUTTE VS. BOISE. Seventh Selling, one and away. 6 9 6 teenth miles: Gobetween won oncu. rhiladelpkia.1 0 0 0 0 0 1 3 Tbo stewards of the association have 30. and Boise took the final Butte, May Taylor Warner; Duggleby and The CriCket thi'i Tta decided to hold next years regatta . of the scrip by batting 8porer Dooin. here, but have not fixed the date. game at will. Howell relieved Sporer In Summary: BROOKLYN VS. BOSTON, Ihe eighth, but did not succeed in stopCincinnati, May First, singles, (Farragaut cup.) won lun. , the bombardment. Itoia fell durmary; by Jesse Williamson. University Boat ping 30. Morning game: n parotion of ibe game.. May rare Six First Brooklyn, ing furlongs: club, Philadelphia. Time, 1:03. Score by Inning R. H. E. won; Vanneae. second; RachelQU. Score by Innings R. II. E. War? First pair oared shells, won hr F. Butte Boston 7 2 third. Time, 1:16 A1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 . ...0 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 4 12 5 B. Coll and J. F. II. Atkina. West 4 9 2 2 Boise ...4 0 0 0 3 6 0 0 Second Mile: Outcome won6003302 15 20 3 Brooklyn vrt. Philadelphia Boat club. Time, 9:46. and Moran; Jone and Rit- ore. second; White Plume, third. Tin llowell aud Swindles; Pittlnger Sparer, race fur school shell oared Eight ter. and Hansen. li4i 12 crews, won by Central High school, Afternoon game: Attendance. 6,000. Third Five furlonga: Intense won- Philadelphia. Time. 5:56. Score R. H. E. by innings LOB ANGELES VS. OAKLAND. Maggie Mackey, second: Dixells third Second, four oared sheila. Won by 6 5 Time, 1:02 Brooklyn ...0 0000002 Bachelor Boat club, Philadelphia. 3 0 0 Boston 2 0 11 0 2 0 0 Fourth Decoration Day handle Los Angeles, May 30. Oakland aud Time. 9:22. Reidy, Garvin and Ritter; Willis aud mile and sixteenth, net value to First, double sculls, (Schuylkill Los Angeles broke even on tbe two Needham. ner $1,645: Reservation won; Fon played today, the former taking cup.) Won by 8. W. Arris and John games lues, second; Harfirag, third. Time O. Pratt, Univeraitv Boat club. Time, the morning contest by tfie score of 3 ' 1:80. to 2, and the champions winnings in the 8:37. Fifth Five furlongs: Pendraeoa by tbe acorn of 9 to 6. The Second, four oared gig. Won' by afternoon won; Panamanian, second; Thereat Crescent Boat club, Philadelphia. first game was hotly contested, Oakland third. Time winning wltn two runa In the. first inTime $:26. Sixth Mile and seventy yard: Hand Los Angeles scored two in the 61. Louis, May 30. Delmar sumSecond, eight oared, shells. (New ning. Moore won; Rosamond, second; on fourth Gerard's Rosa' and single . mary: England cup.) Won by University of home run. Oakland secured tlie winFirst race, five furlongs, selling: holio, third. Time, 2:47 Pennsylvania Freshmen. Time. 7:29. In run aixth. the Graham ning kept Matt Wadleigh won; Yelimantowu, First, eight oared shells, (StewChicago, May 30. Hawthorne tui ard cup.) Won by Vesper Boat club, the hits well scattered. second; Happy Hooligan, third. Time, mary: Oakland outbatted In the ' champions 1:10. Philadelphia. Time, 7:05. First race, five and one half fur. the afternoon game almost two to one, ,' Second race, six furlongs, selling: Second, singles, won by R. Tokolon won; Forehand, aeo n but Tbe put up poor fielding game. Suave won; Sharp Bird, second; longs: Lord Vesper Boat club. Time. 9:37. ond; Wadsworth, third. Time. secured enough runa in the tally Idris, thud. Time,. 1:24 hirst, four oared shells, (Puritan champion 1:09 T1 and eighth innings to win. Gray Third race, four and a half etip.) Won by Philadelphia Iiual club. ninth Second race, mile: Censor vor was batted hard, but clean fielding beTime 3:17. PasEleanor purse: My' won; North Wind' Albgny GW, second; First, Cenlepedr. Won liy Univer- hind bint saved tbe game. sive, second; Limerick, Girl, third. third. Time, 1:45 f game: Morning 1:01 Boat club. Time 7:08, sity Third six , furlongs: Flirtt R.'H. E. Time, Score by innings Fourth race. Memorial handicap, stakes: race, won ; Burleigh Los 0 0 2 0 0 0 teo 1 6 5 Angeles.0 New York, May 30. five Thousands and one half furlongs: Bchwalbe ond; Silvia, third. Time,.Skillful, 1: 11. 0- -3 Oakland 1 $ ...3 0000100 of Bpectalors lined tlie banka of the won; Murdella. second; Malaater, two Fourth miles: Pralrii race, Hall and Spies and Graham and third. Time, 1:10 Sliced way course, Harlem, today, when stakes: Potheen won; Rankin, ace. the 3Kth annual rarca f tbe Harlem Byrnes. Fifth race, mile, puree; Harmakls ond; Crawford, third. Time. x:4i. Afternoon game: won; King Ellsworth Regatta association. All the events BarkFifth race, one mile: Gloria Score by Innings R. II. B. ley third. Time, 1:57. second; were one mile straight away. The consecond; Elfin King third. 8 9 2 ditions were moat favorable and the Los Angelas. 1 0 0 0 0 5 0 2 Sixth race, one and . Time 1:45 wind and water were exceptionally Oakland ....1 0 0 1 2 0 1 0 -4 15 6 miles, selling: Jiever- Such aron: NetSixth five furlongs: Ufo Gray and Spies; Cooper and Byrne. fine. tie Regent,. second; Hessie McCarthy, Inex won:race, The Mist, second; Trim, The single scull races showed conthird. .Time, 2:01 malor, third. Time. VS .SEATTLE TACOMA. clusively that Titns, tho funner rhamplon baa seen Ills beat days in a Beattie, May 30. Seattle commenc(owing race. He waa decisively beaten by Yescley by the First Boat club ed to bat alter Tacoma had won the and could not come up with him at game. Overall took St. Vrain'a place anv time in the race; in fact he only In tbe second and bad things hia own defeated l eussel, a ktcaf sculler, by a way until the last three innings. Tacoma batted Shields out of the box narrow margin. Junior eight oared sheila Won by in the Aral Inning, Union Boat club,' New York. Time, Score R.H.E. 50:9 Seattle 6 15 2 5 9 15 1 Naval reserve cutter race second Tacoma division of the New York naval reShields, Williams and Blangcnsbip; serves won. Time, 9:27. SL Vrain, Overall and Graham. Junior single stalls. Jetty 8cd-loe(The Only Commission House in the State) first Bohemia Boat club. Time, BOSTON VS WASHINGTON. 6:08. Association single arull. New York Boston, May 30. Morning score: Athletic club. Time, 4:32 . R.H.E. Score . Senior double epulis. Bohemian R. Boston 7 ii 4 C. won. No time tyken. 2 Washington 3.7 Gibson and Doran; Patton and New York. May 30. The Japansky. Grill. the raring initnrh driven by a forty horsepower engine, won tbe first price Boston, May 30. Boston took the in the first boat race of the season tomiles with a afternoon game and ponsecuUvs bilday over a rourae of 19 running catch by Duni-va- n turn on tang (aland aound. The Ja- ling. A great and n atop by Parent were fieldpansky defeated with eaae the other three boats with automobile engines, ing features. Rain kept the attendthe Flat, the Shoot ing Star and the Pan ance down to 4,8(10. Score R.ILJ5. miles in one Hard, covering the 19 Bosiou . . . . .6 13 1 hour and six minutes, twenty-nin- e sec2 8 4 Wwffiingtnn onds. Tannehill and Criger; Dunkle and W. K. Vanderbilt Jr.a motor boat waa entered, hut In speed teste before Kiitridge. the race tbe Pan Hard and his boat came near colliding and in attempting PITTSBURG VS. 8T. LOUIS. to avoid a collision his steering gear waa disabled and hia boat withdrawn. nttaburg. May 30. From the second to tbe end of the ninth, the rein ENTRIES FOR HARLEM RACE EN- inning came down In torrent but as the TRIES. bleacherites refused to leave their seats tbe game could not be called. The New York, May 30. Tlie entries for was a farce, with tbe Bt. Louis the Harlem are amaller than usual, but game team much the better mud players. Atthe quality was considered good. tendance, 9,900. Among those entered are Titua and Score by Innings R. H. B. Kesely in the senior singles, tbe At- Pittsburg ..0 5 4 lanta and Bohemian in the senior dou- St. Louis.. 1 0 0 0 1 6 1 0 We Tre&t Care 418 20 1 bles. the latter the champions of 1902. McFarland t'XTARHH-tlwf- ui. and Phlllippeand Phelps; Mow end Throat Athietie-Columband the New York aad Car Waaaiin. Hmachial TrrrablM, and Liim I'niaSnni, Aalhaw. anaachMr-eraaUnlversit, anjl Staten Island crews in Grady. ICidnrr idHrua. Bladder TrmiMca the eights. Vaila CoatulaluU. Chronia Dfwawi of New York, May 30. Afternoon: tVon.ln and ( ki'drca, Uaart IX wain. Kar- liiwawa, Cluiraa. u. Vitus' lWanal, Philadelphia shut New York out this A WORLD'S RECORD. Birrilitr, Hirkata. Sniual Trouble, ila afternoon. It wa a riatlra and BhrucaUiaa. iriwaaw Pueblo, Colo., May 30. Wliat ia be- between Waddell and pitcher battle of tha KowaSs. Pilaa. VIMala aad Hwsal Hughes, the lieved to be a world's retard waa made former TroaMca. t.oltro I nr SI aaaa 1, Blond IX- a shade tbe better of aeawa, Taaa Wira. Mar tnrar Hzarerta, this aflernoou at a race meeting of the il. Thehaving score; KplKwr, luwmia'.ata., aad J1 Karr Baa, ftielilo Driving club, when llarriska, a rrtra.a and Chioold IN. Score R.I1.E. Treatment Carr. Write for Bma yearling colt, owned by J. Sand, paeed New .York Oa.J f yna raaaei nail. 7 free 6 ,..,,,,.l',.,,..,,,,( a quarter of a mile in :35 4 seconds. Shl . w. reoss jytoro itlea Prea. 1 7 Philailclphia i and Hughes McGuire; Wadilell and AMERICA'S 11ICYCLK DERBY RUN. If jo a nftr from any nf the waakaaaaw ot Hilton. 17. J.. May 30. The bicycle Schreck. Wa nil roa Srst aad tkaa ask a BMASOM-AHdlwawa raiiaed br irnwanre, exerw nr tKk vhaa roaarocarM. Toaeoade- derby of America was ran today over AHB YOU VC BEBSOM WB A upon ear word, thminaada of Ballon SAN FRANCISCO VS. PORTLAND. Enc Indomcd TO. WAXT TOTAL Tllg aa. MOW W K WANT TO CLUB the Irvington Milhtirn course. with tha Station nadamaadias that 00 t ham pnirracurakitl la ratio CHMOMfO YOU Stretched along the course were dlimww hr liubiUhlntf tha mint rolaatarr will not demand a VKI an'll wa care roa Ban 30. Francisco, 61ay leaiinuwlali treat km paopla, girlas neiaa. The Portover 2UJ9NI iHTSoua. who Cheered the This nprllM to brn Maabnod. Samlaal Wadk-Oonorrkora. Szhkllla, lioam aad addratara as they psssed. eontealants In land and home team played a double Varleomln. IXwaw of tha Proaiaia Gland. Lk- WK CANY rCBLIKH OCR CCBn ' ou hunches lrom six to a dozen the men header today and broke even.. The I Iranted Loam. aaiaral Pliordora, Stria-arIN VUVZTK JHRRASKS cm.. Cftaiaalona Ulead Teiaaa. aad all were will away as fast as their hsndi-ca- p local won the morning context with Beraam It n: betray ennOdenea. waa. WKAKKKMBS of comparative ease, but in the afternoon lime elapsed. bam Wsrova our skill la thlaalanaefled,rt orncM Horas: ia.w.wi.w.!Bmeiasa laaaotbar war. lkMlaourplaa: f W I; Bandar aad kslldara, B a. . W IX E. E. McCallttm, of Brooklyn, ons the visitor had n walk away. Knell's of the six minute men won the raco pitching being hit herd in parts. ButDBS. SHOBES & SHORES, Specialists. 2482 Ogden. Utah. with Alfred Demarest. six minutes, ler, on the other hand, wu extremely also of Brooklyn, second, and Chdrles Wilduian of Newark, 4 minutes, third. Time. 1:13 49. BBB tho Adolph Krohn of Brooklyn, winner of the rare last year, won the time prize in 1:12 30. Loin-h- 94 to-da- y - ld REED HOTEL Ib-lie- r 1 30-C- -- -- 4- - M; 3-- 5. andaL 5-- EftJ 04 ft . tw T' SO.-L- atonia 02 - ne 13 18 B-- 1-- 2. . Lock-wood- 4-- fur-long- $-- 02 paixu Dar rc 1-- 4, RACES ' 4. 2-- 1- 3-- 4. , Dari08 coresP01 -- goffl irtliur 0ttloi jeuerttf mar W Olafto yillet fli Tha h udtrou The airship has ha' tha 6 ggood, urvatli fcath. iuoyv9 H pi ihm to lgn Mthe Mi w Load of tha hatdqu "Rail gooah IS alii of tha ilrectV Liao tlanoa aat ol nf sharp t BIZ fol b tha Iff! Dtl thing . HAVE MOVED 1- -3 ... - TO - - 370 25th iSt. (Kuchler Ggar Store) 000000000 mi ia .Thi no Xli Com Fearl ftpai ffflt Be nili VtM ttf kid fcrc FT- M iia tnn mil hi ha rid V nh Thi fra np oft td U d fin Or nu to to ca 3-- Weak Men Pay When Cured. L mn-Tll- ROOSEVELT MBITS EXPOSITION. 8L Louis, Alice May 30. Ml Roosevelt, and her friend. Miss Alice Warder and Mlsa Irene Catlin, whom they are visiting, braved the rain and visited the exposition. Th y were, entertained at luncheon In tho west pavilion by President Fraud and the member of his famllv. Tonight the German national pavilion was the scene of splendor, being thronged with Invited guests in the first ball of the upon exposition, given in honor of Mfsa Roosevelt by German Commissioner SUSPENDED FOR THROWING tawald. the mother and two other children severely brained in a grade rromdng here today. Mra. Worthen and her throe 662-T- . children were driving in a buggy from the cemetery, where they had been CALLACHER'S TRUNK PACTORY graves. In attempting to Manufacturers of T rungs and Bags, decorating eniMs the street car tracks the Leather Goods. Repairing at reason- wa struck by a trolley car. The buggy buggy able prices, on short not lea. Call and waa overturned and the occupant see us and we ran save you 25 per thrown to the ground In front of the DAVID I. GALLACHER. cent. car. Alonzo. the child, $22 26th wtreaL was dragged under Ihe car. one arm wa rut off and hia knll wa fractured. The mother and the other two MINERS HONOR REED. " children were bruised, but not seriously Denver. Map St'. The convention hurt. A aheiiger on the trolley car of the Western Federation or Miners wa slightly cut by broken gla. The following are arrivals at the omitted Its business session today r Rued hotel for tbe past twenty-fouand the delegates visited Fairmoiiut ELKS STATE ASOCIATION MEETbourn: ING AT PROVO. JUNE 14TH where they strewed flowers cemetery, J. I. Browne and wife. Ban Fanris-co- . upon the graves of Rev. Mvron Reed, TO 17TH, 1904. E. R. Shaw, Lo Anselm. A. D. who championed the cause f the For the aliove occasion the Oregon Cripple Creek strikers In 18!4. An Movrlet, Ogden. It. 8. Wertheimer, Cxdcn.' M. Welle. Ball take. Short Line will make an open rate of oration wa delivered hv Juhn M. Osden. Dr. K. C. ONE FARE for the round trip, i ni. O'Neill, editor of the Miner' Mas Cache and wife. city. J. L. Fitzger- from Ogden fo Provo and return. xinc. ald and wile. Ogden. H. T. Ue and Ticket on sale June 14th. 151 it and wife. Octiin. J. M. Premau, Ogden. 16th. limited for return till June 19'h. ENGINEERS HOLD MORNING V. K. 19"4. Sami Blair anil wife. cliv. CONFERENCE. Winter ant wife, ciy. Mia Emily Blair. Lewlstiurg. Pennsylvania. Ml tas Angeles. Mar $0. Notwith CHIEF OFFICER DISAPPEARS. K. D. Blar. tawisburg, Penn sylvan standing that the dav waa a hnlidav. hief W. Hohaday. city. J. A. ninth. Ball OfBt. Johns. N. F.. May the convention of the Brotherhood of take. J. F. Chrlich'nw, Balt Lake. ficer Gallacber f the Allan line steam- Izirnniotfve tkHgineera held n morning Hanson Brim.. Balt take. er Hibernian, wrecked off Cod Hoy, has session. Nearly twenty candidates for assistant chief were voted In the opendisappeared and it I feared he ha Y. M.1Y.L M. I. ASSOCIATION. committed miride.. He was In charge ing ballots, bnt when the last hsllot SALT LAKE. JUNE 5TH, 6TH of the vewel when ahe struck. The wa taken at noon the number AND 7TH. Hibernian ia now deemed a total wrerk. narrowed down to five. M. v. Cable of Sod&ha. Mo., was leading with M. For above occaeion the Oregon Colon. May ISO. The British cruiser S. Shay, Youngdos n. O.. H. 11 WilShort Line will make an oien rate of Retribution, which ha arrived here, son, Iot'SVii.r. Pa., aud Joseph Tlubx, ONE FARR for round trip. $l.r,i;. will return Immediately after mal-iill- t of Mitton. Ml., following. 4rden to nail lathe and return. Tii to Biucfteli!. in rut: lied mu with Three leeisiaut grand chiefs are to on dale June 1th. Tith and tth. the i i lament with the British fisherhe rhosim. The convention adjournSdmitvd for return till June 9th. men' claims against Nicaragua. ed at noon until tomorrow. ABSTRACT COMPANY. THE MEIGHAN Telephone 240$ Wash. Ave. i Schuylhill River and Thirty-EightHarlem Regattas are BASEBALL 1-- M- - Ogden tjtiliora from Salt Lake yester- day. are Headed the d Special Officer William Bulllvan of the Southern Pacific has returned from a trip out on the road. J. II From Moore and Cain, the two escaped primmer, have been located and Their capture will possibly be a matter of a abort time. The men were seen on tbe track of the Union Pacific company near Uintah by Judge J. A. Howell and Prof. W. C. Crandall, this afternoon. Tbs two men were walking rapidly along the track towarda the eaxt, and every few minutes kept looking hark of them. Judge llowell and Prof. Craudall were driving down the canyon and were close to tbe track. Prof. Crandall upon seeing ihe men made some remark about them as hoboes. The municipal judge who had the men before him once and hound them over recognised them as Moore and Cain. Upon reaching Uintah, Judge Howell telephoned deputy sheriff Sebrlng. Telephone message were sent to Morgan. Evanston and other points along the railroad, While at Uintah. Judge llowell waa Informed by constable Miller that the two had purchased some soda water and crackers at tbe store and while eating them, acted very nervously and kept a sharp lookout for anyone approaching. Boon after the men were seen, an eat-hounfreight train came along, and it ia possible that they mar have made an attempt to board it, in which even! the officer at Evanston would have had time to be communicated with. The annual Decoration Day bicycle road race from Ogden to the Hot Springe occurred yeienlay afternoon. Ten ridera battling fiercely for cycling rupreniacv, Murphy winning Aral place and' McCarthy lima prise. The atari waa made from the Broom Hotel corner, C. F. Hill acting a official starter. At exactly 2:56 p. m. e tha men, Murphy, Craig and King, leaped forward before the echoes of tbe starter pltol had died away aud were off like the wind. At 2:5$ p. m., Sharman and Foliock, tbe meir, were uff eud exactly at I p. m., the four scratch men, .MGood sell and MccCarthy, Gregor, atarted amid .the cheers of the crowd. Mitchell Bros, for monument a, headAt the Hot Springe, T. C. Brant ly, stones, vaults or copings, 2(M)3 Jefler-ao- n Walter Webb and Walter Bramwull Ave. Call and maka choice. acted as judgea. The finish of the e race waa esciting. Murphy, a f)r. A. 8. Condon experts to leava in In first man, coming handicap a day or so fur hia old home in Maine. and a scratch man, winning He will also visit in Europe before hia time McCarthy, prize. return. Following la the record of the order in which each rider came in and time Cabinet Photo $1.00, half cabinet made by each rider at given by tbe 75e, and excellent stamps. Studio opposite Tabernacle. ? AQUATIC SPORTS COMMENCE TO BACVO QUID. Cleveland. May ;:o. A telegram wax received tonight by President Kilfry of the Cleveland el'ub from Ban John- son. president of the American league ordering the indefinite ausiiension of Captain Tjoi. second lat. man of the Cleveland team fur throwing a quid of tobacco at Umpire Dwyer In yesterday's game at Chicago, the outcome of a dispute bet con Tjole and Dwyer. Tjoie's su pension pula tho Cleveland team in bad shape. Tur nor. shortstop. Joss, pitcher, and Tush, fielder arc out of the game of Illness or injury aud Flick, Hickman, Demis and Bernhard are only half well. CYCLE IRVINGTON-MIl.Ul'K- ROAD RACE. Hilton. N. J.. M.;v :;o.The Sixteenth annual IrMrgton-MlIhurcycle road race of 15 v was ran today. SoZ-tfperem. Hilly weia stretched along the cotir:.- E. .1. MiL'aiiu.n of F.rooklvn, (six i; AUYed minutes.) finivhed j fl-- Brooklyn. and Clinrles Widntau, Newark, third. 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