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Show THE MORNING EXAMINER. The procession contained the follow- MAY ' of health jrt of the city board Of . A i ?. r .. tor the month of April this death reported 27 were the t,f were 166 There female. woorted for rewl'h of17 Btmth the past month a nd 131 top APril May laat year. Of month 88 te and 78 female. Twelve ?!1L were brought here for the month and nine were inter-JJatdur- in 55 cares of contagious board aa r, ported to the month of April iff for the JuTvear Smallpox abowe a aubetan-- com-T?.- ,h ", thia month, there being reiwrted for thia month aa .Mred with 54 for the month of The other contagioua disease L-jra- !ed are aa followa: htherla. 3: ararlet fever, 8 ty-Jfwer . ; chicken pox. 8 and Whooping cough 8. inapect-hli- h .Th, reports of the varlona are included in the health lot of hard work show that JEdon in Inspecting and abating Of the U. C. .Stance and reflect great credit up-On the special were the following the health department. The total er of inspection made during the well known commercial traveler, 8.603. while 780 written no Sperry Lawson. Will Patrick, George ,h 708 nuisances re served, slated, Arbuckle, Will Watson, C. R. Woolley, vaults and grease G. H. Heishoiglc, Ben Bauer, W. ms cess pools, H. G. Brockman. D. W. Mctnni rleaned. The following number were inspected during the Queen. Jcfe Decker, W, J. Beetle, J. M. a-- places Meat dairies Clarit, George Morgan. Andrew Lowe, 169; market onth: reslnit rants, 101; groceries, 153; Will C. Brier, J. M. Miller, H. J. A. P. Lambfrt, p. c. Donovan, rcnmlsslon house. 99; bakeries, 30; George Taysum, Charles Griggs, J. P. hotels. 25; slaughter house 4. There were 2.093 loads of garbage Meilstrop. Will McAllister. Hi Dunn, traveling passenger agent ashes disposed of at the crematory of the Oregon Short Line, waa on the id the ash dumps during the month, waa condemntrain and paid every attention to the d 2.834 pounds of food At the crematory. 39 dogs. 25 perambulating pilgrims. ed The loses and 6 rows were destroyed. 25 house comfumlgator disinfected 95 rooms during the month. posed of dd i T.' "-h- , L, f, - Da-vi- a, BASEBALL THE STATE8 MONEY. State Treasurer Dixon filed his report for the month of May with State The reporj Auditor Tlngey today. shows balance on hand on May 81 of 1215 986.96. The receipts for the month mounted to $119,611.70. and the balance on hand ft the beginning of the Bonlh was $245. 124. 76, making the 6. total on hand during the month The disbursement were leaving the balance at the end The of the month as given shove. balance is distributed among the various ststa fnnrta aa fallows: $ 65,973.77 fifsersl fund 6.183.58 (kite district schools 474.41 Trust fund 8.91 tosnense account 3.110.78 Sheep inspection fund 25.000.00 Sfdemrtlon fund 5.608.80 ,. ftbool lands . . 3 278.78 Pplverslty land 7.623.00 Arrlrullnral college lands . . 8.980.31 Public buildings 54.810.74 Reservoir 808.07 Insane asylum 4.648.04 School of mines 9.588.69 Reform school 5,102.83 Korninl school 8.004.41 Institution for blind Miner's hospital 8.294.21 8364,-TJM- 148,-73I.- ...... .8215,996.98 Tothl MILITIA CALLED TO BALT LAKE VS. BUTTE. The great artist was perplexed. "Now, I could sketch Mrs. Noah," be said, "but I don't know what kind of costume she wore on the ark." the WThy, that's easy, chuckled friend; "she wore a mackintosh. RACES tthe game. 4-- 5. 4-- Keefe and Graham; Hall and Blank- enship. PORTLAND va New York, June Gravesend lum- inary: First race, 6 furlongs Bel Jama won, Mamie Worth second; Graceful third. Time 1:11. Second race, selling, mile and Bardolph won; Trepan second; Bob Murphy third. Time 1:51 one-six- OAKLAND. th at the county jail named San Francisco. June 1 Roach sigThird race. 5 furlongs Martha Gora narrow escape by man won; Belle Strom second; Clover death In the ro- nalised his debut with Portland pitching a winning game. Oakland's Hampton third. .Time 1:02. tary yesterday. When the rotary waa error were many and costly. Fourth race, the Carlton stakes, mile bring turned to allow the prisoners to R.H.E. Score Montreson won; OrmodJes Right get out of their cells to eat aupper, 8 7 1 A 5. prisoner Chas. Falkenbnrg had from being crushed to . Portland I Falkenberg'a cell mate stepped out all 1 7 7 .... ...1 Oakland In the former but the lingered right Schmidt Roach and Shea; and Boet-tlge- r. cell and Jailor Irvine supposed that the man did not care to eat supper. Sudto-- get denly Falkenherg attempted CLEVELAND VS BOSTON. , out of the cell when there waa only a few Inches of space left. The Jailor Cleveland. June L Boston made Its yelled at the man at the crank and the first appearance here today, defeating rotary wag stopped Just aa the man Cleveland. Stahl won the game with was retting wedged In. He waa extrihis tat and saved it for Boston with a cated. but snide from being frightened catch, when the marvelous was not hurt at all. bases were filled. Attendance, 3.900. one-hand- ed Cleveland . ............ ...... ..................... Boston . Bernhardt and Bemls; STATE NEWS 8 9 4 10 Young 1 0 and Criger. Time 1:10. second; Orthodox third. furlongs Fifth race, selling. 5 Asterisk won; Gold Fleur second; Ike S. third. Time 1:49 Sixth race, mile and sixteenth Duke of Kendal won; Wild Thyme second; Hello third. Time 1:49 1- -2 2-- 5. 2-- 5. JUST FOR FUN "Mabel, I have something to say that I think will astonish you. What la it, Harry? "I am going away." "Oh. Harry! yon are always getting up some nice surprise for me." New Yorker. DETROIT S. NEW YORK. Detroit, June 1. Attendance, 1.200. An old lady waa noticed by the vicar R.H.E. Score when the to bow her head 2 3 alwaya waa mentioned. He Logan, June 1. At 8:05 thia morn- Detroit Satan of name 1 ilS ing a special train, crowded to the New York asked her the reason of this strange Donovan and Woods; Chesbro and habit of hers, and be replied: guards with what are generally known McGuire. as 'drummer. steamed out of the Well, politeness costa nothing, and Oregon Short Line depot in Balt Lake, 8porting New, yon never know. PHILADELPHIA. VS LOUIS ST. under charge of Conductor Joe Ccraton St. fouls St. Louis, June 1. The snl pulled by engine No. C59 of LITTLE STORIES. Roosevelt special fame, with the game Inaugurated its first home scries defeatwell known Will Crfpmon at the throttwith the eastern teems today by Matching the Dog, le. Among those on the train were ing Philadelphia 3 to 1. Howell play Have you' something In brown to Senators Kearns and Smoot, Council-me- n ed an unusually active game for a Hewlett and Dean, Held's band pitcher and waa also effective at critic- match mial The clerk glanced up Inquiringly at nd a contingent of traveling ' men al periods. A ttendance, 2,400. the tall oman, who held out nothing Scor- enumbering nearly 400. A quick run Pomerian dog. which she was was made to Ogden, where 25 more Bt. Louis JJ but a J were picked up. Another atop was Philadelphia placing upon the counter. He held made at Brigham City where a few Howell and Kahoe; Plank and Pow- out his band politely and questionlngly. This," explained the woman, patmere were added, and then the Joup-ne- ers. ting the little fatherly dog. waa resumed to Logan, at which The man still held out his hand, a Point the train arrived about 11:45. How do you manage to find your look growing on his face. dazed On the arrival of the special the visway about a Pullman car" want a walking suit to match I means itors were accorded a genuine Cache Identified by Ob. I am alwaya woman said. the dog, my Princeton Tiger. county welcome. Thia means that the of my berth-mark- ." The sample harked and called the hmple turned out en masse to greet If everybody told the truth. clerks attention to business. mem. Anuthe evidence of the man,-ne- r In Just about a week I am aura we can do It. madam, In which feel hurt would waa received were All beings humen they murmured the clerk, glancing over the "cen in the decorations, Center street And none of them would speak. of the dogs post. He a golden-brownd other Washington Star. thoroughfares being trimmed with streamers which hung from just In the stylish color." know, and thats what put into door and window. To those not in? De ole worP Is glttln better." mv head the idea of having a suit to formed It looked not nnlike a Fourth a sable philosopher, "hut human natm a match him. A friend of mine has a f July celebration, the national colstill wld us. en dar's room def erlines Mack r o tuer aula n, and shea gut a ors standing out In bold relief and the is (nod deal er preachln along Mack suit on purpose to wear with Atlanta telephone and telegraph poles being of a Marin hereafter!" The effect is stunning, but I him. 6proraied In red and white. The think mine will be more so. Ii Is houses were also gaily bedecked torme funny that bis coat sbould be Just the ne occasion, and eren'the Neil Jack la alwaya talking to paved sideyellow brown that is the rage this iks came in for attention, the blocks shout the depth of his spring." The depth wouldnt '? tainted in gaudy colors, acceut-tatin- g To be sure that she was getting the fact that the rummers bad me so much as the length. Philadel- Just the right shade, the material and 0 to literally paint the town red. phia Record. A GALA DAY . FOR CACHE VALLEY. . , n aw-J- v Con-stltutl- e 1 ELECTRICITY ations A Frequent Causa of Legal Bother. run-getti- 10 11 1 4 9 1 PURSUING STRAY If Not Captured It Ruins Steel Tunnels And Upsets Ocean Cabling Oper- June 1. Bear Catcher, one 7 17 1 ofChicago, take California candidates for the the Butte 8 7 g hia debut on made American derby, Esslck and Hausen; Drinkwater and race at In ihe second tracks Chicago Bandella. Hawthorne today and made good by winning handily. When the barrier SPOKANE VS. BOISE. waa sprung, Bear Catcher was off like a shot and It took him only a few Spokane, June 1. Willie Hogg had strikes to get to the front Ananias the Boise sluggers at his mercy this with the leader for five furafternoon. He struck out eight men raced along then gave It ujt. New Mown and compelled half a doxen others to longs,and Souflere then undertook to hit the tall into the air. First baseman Hay Bear catch Catcher, but he galloped was Davis given only four chances. The winning by nearly two along, Spokane team played errorless tall be- lengths. Souflereeasily from 100 to backed hind Hogg. Boise hit the tall hard 1 to 60 to finished second. Opening 1, enough and gave Blewett good support, at 8 to 5, the play waa so heavy on but the batting eyes of the Indiana Bear Catcher that he went to the post were unusually bright and on favorite. Summary: waa easy for them. Attendance, 1,200. an odds First race Five furlongs: Sincerity Score R.H.E. Bell won; Adare, second; Delcarlna, . 12 0 9 Spokane third. Time, 1:03. Boise . 0 7 2 Second Seven furlonga: Bear Catch' and Hogg Prarey; Blewett and er won; Soufriere, second; New Mown Weaver. nay, third. Time, '1:28 Third Mile and sixteenth : Harrison TACOMA VS SEATTLE. won; Haviland. second; Sambo, third. Time, 1:49 Tacoma, June 1 The tigers trimmed Fourth Mile and a quarter: Colonthe Biwashes today, Keefe being In ial Girl won; Bad News, second; Mcline form. The visitors could hit when Gee, third. Time. 2:06 hits meant runs. One of Seattles runs Fifth Six furlongs: Olympian won; waa a gift, being forced in the seventh Ocean Dream, second; The Forum, base on balls. The feature waa third. Time, 1:15 with a a 1 ripple play In the eighth by Mohler, Sixth One mile: Shawana won; Brash car, R. Hall, and Blankenship, re- Sweet Tone, second; Wilful, third. tiring Tacoma after three runs were Time, 1:41 ...... ........... ...i...... a a sa G. HYNtY. TIckst AgmtOgdub k B. GILSON. Agasi Otdto. CL 'A. 9k..r Itsma War. The wcii.cu uf iin coumionalty an voluble Mini vixciiiKii slid ever ready iap a Inn nl fill of slur into tile eye of 11 lnielMiid or iutn those uf a tiuiid aud MlirUiking tuiiriat should tlie ocabout l.tHki wires of tin telegraph companies were put out of business, called casion arise. The women of the upper attention lo the fact that without ihe cliis are riguronaly cxcludea from masin culine use of the electric ugcni bu.-iicyeK, und u hearty vote of thanks New York would he almost completely Is due the i"iunuiltee who fathered this paralysed. unwritten law. The dainty little JapThe extent of its use iw marvelous. anese At the Dances trol-lelimamee, teetering along In The overhead amt underground ion wnudcti gets, la a genuine or At the Theaters, or are use it. the elevated railroads to tlie eye after a view uf Ilia uih Catch a Train in a Hurry operated almost entirely by lta power, relief Koreau woman. the telegraph companies anil the tele- comely rmtl Kuivimi lioys are mnrrled and phone system must have it. Hundreds of thousands of lights are fed by It. acquire tlie pseudo dignity of ihe top. knot their hnir la worn girl fashion In Then there are the wires of the bursertwin plaits tkiwn their backs. So much Thone 22. glar alarms, district messenger vice. riock ticker servin, fire alarm do they tv'cuiblc gifts that it is somecirmiscellaneous companies mid times difficult to determine the sex, and cuits that1 are dependent upon It. 0110 Is oftentimes uncommonly surpristhe are In addition there ed to observe wbat lie la positive nrd thousands of elevators that use two girl aprnwlliig and viciously fightand besides numerous door ing In a Korean street. Outing. call liells. There was an attempt at one time A Wife OGDEN Slratasem. 421 251HSL to raise a scare that the Brooklyn A London journal tell an admirable Bridge was In danger from electrolytic action and that ii might some day story of iMatileou Kras, who loved fall to pieces. The people have got her huaiwuil, but who was herself over thut scare prettv well, for there sought by her wicked and powerful waa little just.1 Heat ion for it. cousin, Molila Knowing that Moiito cliargod Of course, the Bridge la would lake her hnsband's life nnleaa with electricity all the time and there circumvented by guile, she laid a terriis a good deal of the loose eieetrlcily ble plot. Summoning Mol llo, slie told running home over it. Some rxierts lilin that on a certain night her hushave estimated the surplus electrieit.v thus loose on the Ilridge as equal In band would he sleeping in a certain power to the foree required to move room and that alia Intended to unloosen from jive to six trolley ears all tne time his hair so tlmt under no drciinit slices could he lu mistaken far another man. over it. The safety of the Bridge, however, On the night in question Moltio entered rests in the fact that its anchorages tbo room, severed the sleeper's beud are high and dry. The alone with hi sivcnl und. holding it np to the are pretty good moon by the hair beheld the face of especially since there are so many bet Kesa herself. ter conducting shbstsnces at. hand for the loose currents to Jump on and rwatoma f rolllers Wive. make their way home. r north country colliers The wive That this force, however, is a real a observe very Imtriilng and pathetic of tbo Interests bnsinew the to danger t occur In the when un community was shown when the Brook euHiuuiIUret-flto Chirx'o anj the Fast over the ia estabto the wife knvwii was it overhead pit. trolley system lyn only (lnuMc-tralished. That system practically put of n miller that uu uci idcut bud railway between jjji the Missouri River and In the pit where her husband Chicago. every ocean cable line coming into in servire j New York out of business. every particular, works and that his fate Is uncertain these Oneuf trains, the CvetUnj-Limited- , The cables landed for the mnnt part she throw open, jibe house door, aud, tlie is most luxurious train on the Coney Island shore and then however inclement (he woathn? may Im, in the wcrld. Electric - lighted came overland through Brooklyn to she a und csntlle the dour open keeps throughout. the New York offices. Now. the cable Direct connect tons at Omaha via) burning In 11m window, night and day, receiving machine is one of the most till Tt Is cr dead man Line to St. Paul the brought home, known delicate pieces of apparatus and Minneapolis. some cases the door haa re Protahiy none exceeds it tn delicacy alive. In except some of the mechanism of the malued open nul ihe catnilc alight durTickets, reservations, and full ing several weeks. tasdon Chronicle. teleplume receiver. information can be obtained from The slightest electric disturbance C. A. Walker, General Agent, . will disarrange the cable receiving maromes f? R.l rKiIiKrtt chine. When the ret urn currents of Chisago & M-Wsstsi- n tt M a 206 Until Mai Street, electricity from the Brooklyn trolley (Tfly uit'V: t yror. Fro nititk to iy wires went darting through the ground ei-(Salt Lake Citj . LtsS. -- v v to from the rails, on the Journey tai-found the dynamo, all the cable lines It almost Impossible to receive and record thslr low power messages from We Cure acroas the sea. raTlBUH-IM- M. If Me nrat The result waa. that the cable compi-nle- s ThmMm, to aS Cm niwenee. SnrMI II had to ground their wires, not In Lnij! TniuMm. AMiiaia. HMnt. .tiHnuMer er KlSsoy Moh. TrusSti', New York, but in some esses three or Chmulo IHmm nr liHal (lMHiiiaia. four miles out at sea and then to rim InWomen MS CSIISrna, Unart lOmua. IiIimh. fauna, im. Vllua' tsxv, sulated wires Into New York. Some SuiaiU Tmukm.nkla to. awnlli?,eelRietmn, mm an RSauBailim, lawman of the companies even laid new rabies mn. or ttaa Bowels. Pllaa. flotilla as K re-oband thus to the the bay up battery, tar Mi !. Sion toiiMn UuOre viated tbe trouble. The Installation Tape Worn. Hi; .mr liTumt, luuoetnle. ate., aa all Nervoat, Kpllenar, the Brooklyn trolley lines, therefore, fnvaui aa (dual OiaaMU caused not only great trouble but serKama TraaiMwat Cara. Writ turn llat If raaaat rail. ious loss. fraaijaptani Da. . r. ixuai. Laaaaitmrlwa jnm fraa. It haa been settled that ihe looc electricity does comparatively iiitls flint in4 tfenvl ft IKEAftON-If raa aator fnaa any af Uia wMkatMa ar damage to the tall buildings of the city. Wihivtoi HLI StiaaaM eaawd Sr liHnan. asnea ar wt. Voumfti vhn The telephone companies with tfcir ftftoa ftur won!. ifcAwwiaida of MuliHi't faakxi TUI) A KB TUB VSUY FCUOMI SI vast network of wires and complicated WAMTTOTSLK TO. EvtindorardM. NOW WB H AST t6;MUC W Sava reive ear Mill la rartau CBBOlttC YOU wtlfelfcft dtildtaft nwapvftiaiullftf tfcftt w system of construction, suffer to a largn will boi deaitftftd ft KKIV naill w ear pirn. aivaaaas k nkMli ika awur voiuaiarr Ttota bMiildM to MMlaraalala trim kwaa paupla. Ma aaaiaa. MauMnd. Hemlafti Wwk-ftextent, but the offloials are unwilling BpereiftterTfree. cftMvftfNft Frpiiilia, platarn aa aSSmvsi. to say much about ii. There are ton VftiiwiMift. l4aM8FRff fir PrV'taT Gland. we fi'ci.iac ore Jtiborotir. many legal and other problems inM!ml ..Lomwm, coiMwcitod IN rkIVATC uikkankc orw. Miwwd Poiiri, ftnd il volved, problems that are to lie settled WKAAVBNKN uff ntft. K MaiSaaaa. Ueaaa, woJ Mw CiiM O wa kavaloarevaaiuatillla tMa siaaaaf hof'UaV 9a.w.W)bp.ft.;RvK!isi by llllgatlpn as well as mechanically, f tol; liNbdiri fttad hwiidaft. W ft. m, to It IStatagar eiaa: for frank lalk tiHin the subject. DBS. GORES & SHORES, Expert Specialists, 2482 OlCea. Uiak. Every electric, company in town has a force of men out all tbe tlmn making tesla of this waste force., it Is known that recently a copper wire of great thickness was lined in one place In such a teat and ths loose electric fluid found was of sufficient strength to melt It in a few hours. This meant, of course, that some company was losing a lot of its power and wan causing great damage to business interests. The companies that are losing power in Ibis way know all about It and their experts are constantly figuring to stop the leaks. Tbe chief loss, atdde front the damage to underground pipes In town, is in the consumption of Biel that is necessary to produce the current wast'd. That is ths waste that, the oroduclng companies ar now trying chiefly to overcome. THE OLDSMOBILE UGHT TONNEAU. It means probably a loss of several hundreds of dollars a duy to certain It la to the interest of the companies. companies that are liming this power, a Any rather than to those who are receiving more iff lees injury from It, to stop this waste. When it Is stopped, to a large extent, the owners of pipes, whether it is the We Aro Selling the ONLY Automobile Made. city or private corporations, or great raillike the Pennsylvania companies, road. about to operate tunnels through I steel tubes, will feel easier. That something will be done to overcome It cannot be doubt'd. Science and Hone Power Tonmuau. 8ms Horao Power Ranabouto-Tsro- lv engineering will not permit the great tubes in tbe tunnel to remain in danger from this power. It would be several years, even, under present eondly Or Get tlone. before the tubes would he so r lonely affected as to endanger their safety. No one who ha looked Into the problem with Intelligence believes that Wo san Interest You if You aro Interested, the loose elect rlrty will he allowed to remuin a menace to the work of maintaining tunuei under riven in steel tubes. Those wbo travel in these tunnels need give themselves no alarm. It Is be company concerned, the onp that must pay the cost of nmlntensm e .OGDEN. CORNER GRANT AND MTH.i and of repairs, that needs to he solicitous ilxiut it. 1 it Balt Tacoma Beattie . s Panama, June 1. The currency question has nearly been set; led on the following basis: The gold standard will be adopted and the Columbian silver at 110 now in use will be evdiangi-Tronton, O., June 1. The arrest of duct .unions In The cent. per pteseni susJames Fuller, a young striker, ou the value of the new silver coins the picion of haring shot Superintendent their face William Jeffries, of the Hanging government will guarantee of gold 10 Rock Iron company, precipitated aeri-ou- a value by making a trouble today. Fuller waa arrested their full value. by Constable Kiukaid. and the strikers SUBMARINE MANEUVERS. did not take the arrest In pleasant disto iu groups spirit. They gathered Newport. R. I., June 1. The submacus It. Boih aides to the controversy rine boat Fulton was given a speed assumed a threatening attitude and run on the surface and under watci, Sheriff Payne waa called upon for as- and waa put through diving maneuvers sistance. He Investigated and found the and a course of turjiedo firing. situation critical. He tbereqpon calleu for troops and his call was approved WILLIAMS .0 HANG. by the governor who ordered out the The Dalles. Ore.. June 1 Norman Third battalion. Williams, convicted of the murder of Alma Nesbitt and her mother, waa senALSO GUM SHOES. tenced today to be hanged. 1 nvs tal river-front- Chicago News. R.H.E. LI intendent Precipitates Serious Trouble O., June 1. Four Columbus, companies of militia were today ordered to proceed to Hanging Rock, near lrouton, on the Ohio river. Governor Herrick ordered out Company K of Portsmouth; Company I of lrouton, sod two companies from Galllopolis and Manchester. Col. A. C. Thompson will aasurne command. vcieir-..'!- li;ke place stc . Village i:i on Uic I'l'luk if ihe ricriicia ocean. More than lii'iy yeirs ago a unlive the villa .p1, n Co i,:: l b.'cli puyi:ci: CARD Dl MSJKM W, general uf the liid'.nu trc.iy, lie,;ii.:i:i JULY 87TH. 1901. : i.iuiv. r.u rirercE .c ed a slim IiAPAlT SAILS. Which was, for all me coming, tu b. I, AUsatts Mail all patois disbursed in flee equal part every KsEast 9k .7:28 One was for the year. pari purchase K It, Balt taka .,..1:11 a. A of uieul for the piiur. xvbMc :he remain- Rsl A Ctteago, bt. Louis llas-ks$ der was set aside tu be aivided among .8x18 .v lb ' Ksl a, Atlaatia Melt year's four cuuspkuou brides all bftwg . as. totals East the olilimt, the youngret, tbe tallest and AJUUYI DAILY. tiie slmrtest-wl- ui wire married iu St. N. t. Fsctta Mall, Sail taka Cyrus parish church. sad all points East ....11:45 a. m. The administration of tbe fund is iu Ms I, 8k Lsis adage aad the hands of the purisb minister, and .. 8:48 Mailsl .. 1 Ha. Ins task, such are ll. Local fram Park City uuluippy at time aad San Fata Valley .. 7:08 9. m. the JcaluUsics which arise among the He. 8, Paci8s Irpio'i from all competitor, for there is keen rivalry 18:80 am potato East fur them legacies, which smouut la Through Slsepiag mn to Omaka, CU hardly more thau .'ll) each. But tliut toga aad St Louis, Maw York aad Is quite mi jinpurtaut sum iu so remote toa. Free mSUing chair oara A par Slid simple a village. All HI. Cyrus tact dUing asv sank aa all tkmgH I urns out on 'bride nietisuring day, L A. UMTOV, At. Psgr. Dapft, ud the occasion is made a holiday. Arrest of Suspected Assailant of Mine Super- TROOPS GO TO STRIKE D18-TR1CT. legacies Is lb which annual! jit. t'vn.s. a ,usiri bn. retiiiirkulde g Butte, June 1. Salt Lake took the opening game of the aeries from Butte mainly through their ability to hit Drinkwater. Balt Lake's fielding waa a feature. Attendance 100. , Score R.H.E. in. Score hlMSurluj- - hri.Ii OHIO STRIKE 3-- 5. Ostler Jr., of the 22nd ward was seriously injured yesterday noon while pitying ball with the ward team sgaiuat the 28th ward baseball flnli. A pitched ball struck his club while he was standing waiting to ksock the ball five square, or leas, and la such a peculiar manner aa to run up face. the club and Into Mr. Ostler' The ball rut a tad gasb under bin right eye 10 that It had to be stitched later by a surgeon, but not until he had beMr. come faint from loss of blood.' Ostler concluded he had had enough ball for one day, and did not return to Oliver R. Svuiniffurjfriaes. the owner of ihe dog. and it easy to reach him through the ouns. If your Utii.liliois iow fi.ts iuUi your corn patch and dovS'taiiiagi'. 11 is easy to tell who.se cow i js and wlit-r10 semi the bill. It is different wl'h (Vctnciiy that gei liioxf and does you injury. If there were no electricity in lUt ground uut-- i! rally and if only one person in town inude ii, you might have easy sailing iu proving damages.. Bui ihe great trouble is that I lie loose electricity tlnil is you injury may lie your own. It hasn't suy form or color to identify ii; ii joins anybody else's eleeirii ity thai is running around loose, aud the combined force is often ibe one that cuis up the prank that are cosily. Consequently all the business enterprise that employ it or make ii are waiching ane another with a Jealous eye, anil each is protesting (lial some one else is responsible for the trouble. None of ibeiu will admit that it should to carried die turn door were the dog caused and none pay for any A the strong sunlight. pcrtVci match of the ofiicin! damages will talk about the matwith face wreathed ter for scut the woman puhliratiop. it's a wore spot with satisfaction inio other depart- that touch when you ask them you ment with her piveious ssuiple at Him it. tucked under her arm. Any one who has seen the iniiuenso With a smile of accomplished pur- power s, house, chiefly along the pose she left the shoe. Inwiery. and knows that an immense amount Cliieugo Inter of millinery department!eieiiricily is made aud .used here, Oceau. hut tew reali'.e the eicnt to which the litisiui-eworld is ipion its PANAMA CURRENCY QUESTION. use. The n'cent subway tire, when wires of the telephone cotniiauy and 2-- 5. SALT LAKE NOTES S, HWT. e lf number the pa wem Heywood. Thomas Smart. Herschcl Bullen. Jr. Senators Kearns and Smoot and, Representative Howells. Salt Lake Cuuncllmen. Mayor and City Council of Commercial travelers marching three abreast and carrying yellow, blue and white streamers. Logan fire department. Hon. Aquila Nebeker. in an artistically decorated buggy. Twenty Boats representing Cache county's varied Industrie and business houses, among them the following: Cache Knitting Works, Cardon Jewelry Co., a float containing one-hadozeu white swans, driven by a little girl in red, seated in a large shell; chariot driven by a besklrted gentleman; Coop drug store with a handsomely decorated hack representing a Japanese colony; Thatcher Music Co., with an immense horn; candy floats from which sweets were dispensed free of charge to the little folks; also six bands and the usual making the spectacular pageant something like a mile and a half long. The journey to Logan was made the most of by the traveling men. One feature of the trip waa the stringing of bunting the full length of the train and the sounding of the drummer boy' college yell running something like this: Hah. rah. ree, Who are wc? We are the bova, mortality. JUNE 1 ing features: Held's band. I'aited States Marshal OGDEN, T7TATT, TmTTiSDAT MOrtNTNO, The pursuit of loose eleotricily runNew ning around underground in York city is going on constantly. The electrical experts nm only are busy a good part of the time devising means to overcome the damages it inflicts, but they keep their eyes oixn for new dangers. Just now the engineers are trying to figure ouk what effect this guerrilla of the commercial world will have on the steel tubes of the great transportation tunnels thet are being dug under the Hudson and Eust rivers. No one knows how much of the electricity made in this town geta away and guea darting almut looking chiefly for some metallic substance to provide an easy road for its way home again. There is one good quality about this powerful agent of modern life; it always wanta to get back to the place from which it started as quickly aa possible. It never wants to leave bis owner permanently. On the way back, however, it doesnt care how much damage It docs, nor what It runs Into. Any old way to get back to the dynamo" is 11s erred, in this way it is a serious menace to the business interests of the town. There is no doubt, that the dangers of this vast agent of destruction for that is what electricity is when it gets loose have been greatly exaggerated. Electrical science is minimising them all tbo time and has got a pretty good line on what Ibis unrestrained force ran do and. to some extent. th best way to check ii. What it will do nrxt must be considered. of the tunnels In the under the rivers some daring problem of engineering are to be solved. Oue of these Is the way the great tubes, particularly of the Pennsylvania railroad's enterprise, shall be support ed. or, rattier, the way the tracks shall will rest upon supiioria that pass thruugn' the tubes to the bed rock below and thus relieve the tubes of the weight of the traffic. Just what the loose electricity will do to these tubes Under water and in the damp mnd must be learned if possible. Trains In all these tunnel tubes will be operated by electric power. There will lie little danger to the tubes from the electric power that will he used In all of them and every precaution will be taken that none tif the electricity shall gel away. The company that operates the tunnpis will fear nothing from electricity on the outside that is to be feared. One reason why there is so much electricity loose underground in New York and Brooklyn is that the circuit in many esse is a ground circuit. A!l overhead trolley, for example, use a ground rircuit. The electrical fluid is sent out. over the wires, movps the cars and then runs into the ground and goes racing home by the wav of the least resistance. It runs along water pipes, gas pipes, through Meel bridges, over the covering of telephone wires and what not. It has a particularly damaging effi-c- t upon water pipes. It in well known that It has niinpd thousands of feet of the city' water nfpes In Brooklyn. It seema 1o nit them, to disintegrate them. That this great amount of dangerous power will attack the steel tubes of ihe transportation tunnels is not doubed. How to estimate its probable force, how to combat it. how to identify it and place the responsibility upon its real owners are problems which are now being considered. The first thing to do Is to Iran: where the leaks come from. That la not a difficult job. Just how much electricity Is made In this town Is well known. Gradually the use of metallic circuits is bring adopted and when" this is general the dangers will be reduced. Every company that nses electricity Is already going about practically with a chip on lta shoulder, charging the other follow with all the trouble thaf is being caused by this fre lance of danger. Scores of lawsuits have ben instituted in th courts over it. and it ia one of the most difficult legal problems that Judgps and Juries have ever bad to tackle to decide who Is to blame for tlie trouble. If you are bitten by your neighbor's dog. as yon go along the street, you have little trouble la learning who la coni-(ructio- Always on Time ie oan-da- le Always Remember Alien Transfer Company. doe-tricit- ahuL-men- ts y ck hBp-pem- North-Weste- rn ftkm risr. tit V i Treat aod 1 Weak Men Pay When Cured. fu -- ri p. ma - We Are Not Selling Made. Automobile . The Oldsmobsle a Catalogue and Place Your der Now. n L H. BECRAET -m-rfjr |