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Show THE MORNING EXAMINER, BELTZER BURGLARS r , Vaion, aua of John Walton, Northwestern Denial "7-.-, baa doted hit second year a hat been given a position in the laboratory of r:.B Denial will not return to Ogdra during vacation, hut will return to hit lollece thia fall and finish hit course ho is ikitcnillnc SENTENCED Chlt-ag- ff term. foiir-yea-r at ll. Hannah Hughe and Mrs. of Spanish Fork. Utah, former the mother and the latter Rob-lirKe- yea- !h tha of mother-in-la- w Wra. B. Iliighe. yiittlng with Mr. Hughes at 23W Jeiferaon avenue. commences in earneat rtiia ieek at Plain City. The harvest la nther backward this year, owing to the lateneH of the season, but an a mle the crop ia good, fully up to the In tome instance the June average. cram ia worse than it waa last year, combut the farmers are making little score. thia on have even They plaint to regard this grass with more hror than they did some years ago, and seme think themselves fortunate ugv-diEfl- la having IL Elmer Alexander, the eon of Mr. and Mra. Alexander W. Moves, died yesterday at 6 a. at. of convulsions, at the home ef his grandfather, City Counellmsn PIED Twenty-fir- st Alexander Moyes. 119 rfpel. The funeral will be held at (veirience o'clock. the tomorrow afternoon at Friends invited. WATTERS ABE HEARD PROBATE Calendar Up in District Court Today. The following probate manors were heard by Judge Rolapp: .. Estate of Thomas Duxey, deceased. Petition for approval, allowance ana veMlcmenl sert, of annual account, font In- Estate of Elizabeth Allen, deceased. Petition for confirmation of sale Continued. Of real estate. Estate of C. Ingchretsen. deceased. Petition lor final distribution. Continued. . Estate of Wm. Lethbridge, cl al., Petition for approval, allow-ne- e and settlement of final account. Referred lo clerk for auditing. r Estate of W. F. McEntlre, deceaaed. distribution Petition for summary minora. Granted. Estate of Henry B. Crane, deceased. Report of referee approving Approved. Estate and guardianship of Joaeph r. ilarrop. et al., minors. Petition fur order of sale of real estate. Grants ert. Estate of Ella C. Williams, deceased. Petition for confirmation of sale of real estate. Continued. ACCIDENTAL . SHOOTING Supposed Unloaded Revolver In Hand of Younger Brother Expledee and Fatally Wounds mer Denver Girl. For-- , FOR MISSIfiC MAX RELATIVES OF MICHAEL W. KENNEDY DESIRE TO LEARN HIS PRESENT WHEREABOUTS. ESCAPE S 2-- aec-ond- 2-- COMMITTEE GATHERING CHURCH tion. ' Chicago Prominent ChuifCh Worker Under Arreet for Berioua Crime. A dispatch to Chicago,. June the Tribune from Elgin, 111., aaya: Miss Martha E. Lttnn, 61 years of age and for many years prominent in rhurcli. social and womrna clube cir-- . rlea. haa been arrested here on the charge of forgery and ia now In jail. Elgin attorneys, it la stated, hold hotes for collection againat Miss Lunn amounting to more than 12,U00. Most of these notes are signed with he names of B. E. Lunn and W. W. .Teal. Mr. Teal declares his name has n. jbern forged in every instance. It i alleged that Miss Lunn has borrowed money on three forged notes from many persons In Elgin and "f persons in Chicago, Wheaton, Dundee and other towns in the near that Chicago, June Incoming trains 14. brought numbers of Republican national advance guard today. Senator Penrose of Pennsylvania waa an early arrival. Others who reached Chicago were Senators Hanborough, Ankey of Washington; Judaon W. Lyona of Georgia, and Cornelius N. Bliaa of New York. ' Many portions who are not members of the national committee, but who like to be on the ground, also came. The leaden have settled down to a discussion of the two disputed topics which will occupy tbe convention and the committee the vice presidency, and contests . While a number of Blairs will present contests, Illinois' principal trouble will He in the selection of a national committeeman and the delegate who will lead hla colleague upon the floor bt thd convention. ' FOR EIGHT HOUR DAY many of her vie Jms were widows who had collected Insurance upon the death of their hus- Union Printere Working to Make It bands. General Throughout United They were approached . by Miss States with an opportunity to in vest their money in securities paying b large rate of interest Chicago, June 14. Union printers In the district surrounding Chicago here AMERICA'S SUMMER RESORTS, started s movement for the establishvlhen it begins Jo get hot and dry ment of tbe eight-hoday for their ' " thoughts turn toward craft throughout the United State. naturally ne lakes and rivers and the seashore Plana were prepared In the conference flf New York and New England, and of members of the International Typobegin to wonder how much It would graphical union which haa Just closed require of time and money to make here. Aa a result of this conference recomtrip. A lot of these questions are nswered and a lot of information giv-frmendation! will be made to the coming folIn "Four-Trac- k Series" No. 2. convention of the union that tho Americas Bummer Resorts." Sent on lowing line of policy be adopted: No new agreements to be entered Into eipt of a two-resi amp. by George beats. JJ Daniels. General Passenger Agent, except on the eight-hoew York Central A Hudson River Tbe collection of a fund of J.VKJ.OOfl iwllroad. Grand Central Station, New by an amassment of lit on each memtnrk. ber of the union, to be used exclusively for agitation for the shorter day. The creation of competitive districts London, Juno 12. Daniel FTohman I'M signed a contract with the boy vlo-- l In which all locals ahall act together. The conference took tha first atep toalst, Frans Von Vecsey, who haa this the realization of the last proposiward 7tr been the chief attraction of London and the continent for a four tion of forming the central district, Indians. months tour of the United States embracing Illinois., Ohio, which win begin in New York in Juu-r-r Michigan. Wisconsin, Iowa. Nebraska and Missouri. E. R. Wright, president next of Union No. 16 of Chicago, was choeen Berlin. June 12. Prince George soft president and Frank Korhman ' of Cin' cinnati secret ary- rrtnee Conrad of Bavaria left for I now work on the eight York The visit-r- g printers After yesterday incognito. the St Louia exposition and some hour basis In newspaper offices, while the leading cities of the United the book and job ebope adhere to the ,fv they will rontieve their Journey nine hour day. nd the world. London. June 12. David Biaham. at Kew York. June 14. About 150 of St. Johns ball today made hla first and only appenmnee In 10 rate steerage passengers.booked a tour of the Inited 7JJhu Philadelphia, but which that hla returnHlafrom aong recital was attended blp was unable to accommodate, were States enthusiastic audt-enr- a bore today on the Red War by a crowded and rt fro Antwerp. ur ee nt ur A MOST ATTRACTIVE TRIP. Those who came Saturday anti saw the unwill surely swell exampled this entire weeks crowds hv merely showing their purchases end telling what they About 1,500 Men Still Enpio.ved on the Work But it is Nearly c on--, pitted. price-makin- "It Ik the greatest c..i: :ii ci ing in the hiKtory of reti-iikik" That ia the estimate uf the tic Vn l.min cutoff as given by Frederick ter, president 'of the t.-.cHacking company, on hi retim thi.- - morning on the innn a three-dat- e trip . great causeway whic.i innlgcs h is u wondersi'a uf America. ful piece uf work, h- cuiiimiicd. and the credit due the engincmi who planned aart accomplished ii Mf nilii-1- .' dii mill lie impossible undertaking realized by those wh bate curcfnlly inspected the work. I tid'cic. in tiini-tha- t it will Kiut-to e in the uf our cimhim as one uf the many wondera of iV United States. It is truly a route and tourhis can find no rmne iiiterestlni, or plewHutable trip than a ride across Great Ball Lake over the Dgilenl.u I think exciirMnn citi would pay the company la'geli and when the great resort la envied on Im in on tory Point it will be the iticera for summer tacat Ion lets i.i the entire Never before in June have you had the chance to pick from a stock of fresh new goods, as this is, al any thing like these prices. tin-dca- Every Article from H. S. & M. Suits and Stetson Hats Down to 1 0c Hosiery is Cut Priced-a- nd d cut-off- Cut Deep. Its a case of gening rid of half this stock at retail in order to lump the other half to our successor, who lakes possession in July. . ARE YOU WITH US? region. Mr. Behlageter state that the work rapidly nearing completion. NEGOTIATIONS DRAGGING Distance to Reizoull's Headquarters Causes Delay. Tangier. June 14. A courier from ltaiaoull. the bandit chief, who kidnaped Messrs. Perdlcardls and Vsrley. arrived here during the night. United States Consul General Gummere and the British minister subsequently visited Mobammed el Torres, to discuss tha contents of Ralzoulismessage. The distance of Raizoull'a headquarters makes the negottstions drag. It Is now thought, possible Re captives will not. be released this week. There Think over this list are still about 1.5IHI men engaged in the work of filling in and and freight, trains are being run over isnt there some thing you can use Special Glasses Accurately ground on the premises. I am aa and have every appliance for correctly fitting glasses. iat J. T. Rushmer if the price is made an inducement? tho line. The freight trains consist of u cars and they cross from laicin to Ogden in seven hours These 60 cars would make two trams by the old route and it would take 15 hnura In time from Lncinto Ogden. Underhill Suits, Stetson Hats and live other good makes. Overall, Trousers, 1ancy and White Vests, Spring, Summer and Winter Underwear, Sweaters, liloves, Neckwear, Straw Hats, Panama Hats, If. S. STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL A M. Childrens Hats, Collars, Cuffs, Swell new Shirts, Working Shirts, Trunks, Hags, Mothers Friend Waists, Hoys Clothing, Childrens Knee Pants. ATBRICHAM CITY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY WILL OCMARK AUSFICIOU8 CASION. Excurai&n Rates Have Bssn Obtained For the Event From Ogden. Positively no Approvals or Credit. . Mr. Norman Lae of Brigham City, wa in town yesterday arranging for . le WRIGHTS Clothing Store qf June ,13 WeeK THE OLDfilfORlU-UO- HT ...vnnnfiniwwil We Are Not Selling Any Automobile Made. ; We Are telling the The Our Laundry music from Wagners otters. Parsifal,' increases the Interest In the production of tbe opera. "Olivette, tonight. Such an entertainment merlu the attendance of the very best people in the city. 7 he fadl also that It is given at. popular price and for a good cause la additional reason why, no doubt, the house You If Yea ere Inters ted. w CORNER GRANT AND 3TH. fie-la- The advance sale la good aud everything points to a finished production. Mr. Welba end Mr. Coop srrlrea from Sell Lake this morning and have been hard at work rehearatng for the occasion. No artist that comes to Ogden Ik quite so popnlar aa this young violinist. He promises to outdo any former effort on hia part. I Ogden Steam Laundry. THE NICEST COLORS TOU EVER SAW LADIES FANCY NECKWEAR THE LAZY RACER PUZZLE rect Answers. : Wlnalng friends aad eaa every day. Do yon like peer h laundry dnR finish, smooth or some other finish? We give you just what you want; do tho work a little better than the other laeadenre do IL Try ea aad SEE. will be crowded. Only Cor- - mo Interest Yonr Op L H. BECRAFT Ways are Winning Ways The fact that Mr. Weihe and Mr. Coop will give none of tbe strong tha Horn Power Tmbmv. RnBtWttMTtfilTi a Catalogue and Place Wo , Oldsmohile Htn Get ONLY Automobile Made. der Now. Olivette Will Form tho Attraction of the Closing Season. Two Little Girls Make TONNEAU: "SMMMMXiwkmm. ADDS INTEREST TO THE HIGH SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT. There are (wo rorract. answers to tha Lazy Racers Puzzle In Sunday s Examiner. Nellie Scott, address not given. wlH call at the Standard office and . g, paid. 1 DE-PO- T Notice of Stockholders Meeting. Notice la hereby given that the regular annual meeting of the stockholders of the Ogden Union Railway and Depot Company will be held at Ihe of tbe office of the Superintendent company. In the City of Ogden, Utah, oa the 7th day of June, 1904, at 10:30. a. m., for the purpose of electing directors for tbe ensuing year. W. J. SHBALT, Secretary. Expert. M'Fg. Optician. 2413 Wash. Are. !0 f . AFFORDS CUT-OF- OGDEN-LUCI- : of tho advertising in tho iuleret Grand Stake Carnival and Strawberry Festival to be held in hla town Friday and Saturday of this week. Mr. ia . cm his way home from Salt where I he haa been on the came errand. Very low excursion ratea have been secured on the railroads, the fare from Ogden being 75 cents. Passengers may go on the apecial, leaving here at 9 a. m., or on any regular train, with tbe same privileges returning. The last train ia the evening will leave Brigham for points south at 10:30 p. m. Passengers will be met at the depot by teams and nnnvej ed free of coat to the Central School and Tabernacle Parka where strawberries fresh from the vine will be served by a host of pretty girls. A fully squippad restaurant will be conducted on the grounds for tha conven lanes of visitors. At noon Friday the "Nichols Minstrels will be out .on parade and at MAE LA RENO 1:30 will give a matinee at the opera Illustrated Song. Down Where the house. At 3:30 the Smith field . and Swanee River Flow a." Wellavills baseball tsama will content for the honors of the diamond and at MABELLE ft IRVTOG. 3:00 p. m. tbe Nichole Minstrels" will Refined Onaedy Sketch Artists. hold forth In an evening performnnre at the opera house. Both days from 7:00 pl m. to 8:00 p. m. an open air BABY MARION concert will be given by tha Brigham RagUme Bong aad Dears. amaCity Military band, aa excellent ELKS EXCURSION TO PROVO teur aggregation. Via j WONDERFUL DE MOINLOB. RIO GRANDE WESTERN. Saturday will be children's day up to 8:00 p. m. At 3:30 a championship King and Queen of the Seven Stiver Circles Encircling their bodies with ' Fare 3.40 round trip. Tickets on game of ball will be played between the aa At Box Elder teams best of rings of such email diauaakm County. 16th. 15th Good and June tale 14th, to mystify all spectators. 8:00 p. m. la the Tabernacle will be returning until the 19th. j BAND WILL ACCOMPANY SPE- given a concert which promises to be of more than ordinary excellence. TalCIAL TRAIN. 5 THE LA. RENOS I EVERYBODY INVITED. Come and ent from different parte of tha state baa Presenting their langhaMe fares eom- -. been secured. Join us and have a good time. . . .edy. A. G. HORN, E. R. Everybody la invited to attend and sea tor themselves what Brigham has KENNEDY'S DAIRY LUNCH AND to offer. The citizens up there declare Jnanettfr THE LAUfUCLLES Otis that everything will be done In the Presenting Their Wonderful and InBAKERY. spiring Spectacle, "lie Cfel. way of hospitality to make tne occaIndividual lunches and ice cream sion a pleasant one. ' erred from 6:20 a. m. to 12:20 p. m. NEW MOVING FIOTURBR. 454 Washington avenue. Dance after .the Show. REHOHIOH OFPARSIFAL OGDEN UNION RAILWAY AND COMPANY. 1 Bargain Giving. : WOMAN ' A FORGER W ROUTE Kin-nerl- y. TRY TO IS. Another Week of Unprecedented SCENIC Postmaster PRISONERS JUNE GREAT Whan Laat Heard From Ha Expressed Intention of Going to Klondike. Davis has received a from Mrs Michael 2049 Way St., Cleveland. Ohio, asking for information concerning the whereabouts of her brother Michael W. Kennedy, whose last address waa OgMOORE GETS SIX YEARS AND den, Utah. Mr. Flunerty aaya they have just hurled their mother and are MURLEY IWO YEARS. extremely desirous uf learning the presPeterson, Huntsville Assailant ef Jne. ent address of her brother. When lust heard from Kennedy was a foreman ot Coffin, Will bt Continued. tha Bear River Canal company, owning Win. Muore alias Thou. E. Hall was sugar beet land near the canal, lie expressed an intention of going to Klonsentenced to six years in the penitendike. but whether he will carry otimhe tiary and his partner in crime, John Intention ia not known. Any informaMur ley, was sentenced to two years. The men were charged with the bur- tion aa tu tha whereabouts of Kennedy will he received by Postmaster glarizing of John Beltser'a Jewelry Davis orgladly hia sister in Cleveland, Ohio. lore on the night of April 17th. The men were captured a few minutea after committing the act by the officers. SMALL-PO- X PATIENT For a defense the defendants claimed EXPOSES PEOPLE that they were led Into the crime by Hailing, whom they termed a viool WANDERED ALONG STREET UNpigeon for the police. TIL ARRESTED BY AN OFThe sentencing of Chris Peterson, FICER. V charged wilh assaulting John Coffin with a deadly weapon, waa continued Thinks Ha Contracted Disaasa at until December 14th. Railroad Camp. In the appeal case of tho Stale va. faltertield, the motion of the district Officer Geo. Burton was approached attorney to diamlaa the appeal waa taken under advisement Tho defend- by a nun at the corner of Twenty-fift- h ant was granted five days in which to street and Grant avenue yesterday file a brief and the district, attorney and asked tha atari liug question: "Ihi was given five days, in whk-- lo file you think I've got smallpox? Burton perceived that the mans race tat cova reply. The following civil mail era were ered with pimples and immedlatqfr took him over to Ihe police station. heard : Slater va. Slater, the court stated Dr. Forbes was called and pronounced could entertain for a new the disease from which tha man was trial if affldavita were filed In tbe rase. Buffering, smallpox. The sick man gave hla name as John Houtz s. Union Pacific, demurrer P, Martin and said ha had lived in overruled. aince December. During that Singer Mtg. Co. vs. T. R. Beeson Ogden rime, however, he has worked a short called for trial. time on the cut-o- ff and about a week at Swlngwood'a camp near the Hot Springs. It waa hla opinion that he contracted the dieease at Went Side on Wlieri told that, he the Luetn Cut-of- f. . waa suffering from smallpox. Martin waa MMiHideralily wrought up about It aa he said he had been mingling with people and had shaken hands with sevMon Confined in tha Penitentiary Maka eral peraon since he has broken out. Break for Liberty. BROKE! THE WORI-D'RECORD. Columbus, O.. June 14. An attempt Glasgow, June 13. Alfred Sbrubb, by four of the nine condemned men the English runner, tonight broke anwaa made to escape thia morn- other world's record by running four waa The ing. badly mllee in nineteen minutea, 21 5 guard lieaton, but two guards from the beating the previous record of hall came lo hla assistance and the nineteen minutes, 25 5 seconds, held prison era were forced back Into their by P. Cannon of Glasgow. cells and locked up. The prisoners In the plot to esrapa TO KIDNAP ITALIAN were Moses JohnBon of Scioto county, ATTEMPTEDCONSUL. of Nagle county, Wyandotte Philip Ixmriou. June 13. The correspondent Ijewli Harmon of Franklin county and Ben Wade of Luraa county. of the Times at Tangier says that an atGuards Richards of Williams county, tempt waa made to kidnap the Italian was In charge of the prisoner. He consul at Larache but that the attempt waa unarmed, no weapons being al- failed because of the timely warning lowed In the annex. The prisoners heat which had been conveyed to tbe consul. him down with their Data and secured WOMANS 8UFFRAGE CLAUSE the key to the cage In the annex, but K1LLB GERMAN MEASfailed to find the key to the outer door. URE. Guard Richards made such an outcry that two guards In an adjoining hall New York, June 14. Tbe American ware attracted and they came to .the rescue. The prisoners were overpow- and other delegatee to the International Woman's congress visited ihe Releh-sta- g ered and locked up in their cells to hear the final debate on a quesGuard Richards was badly beaten but his condition Is not regarded as serious. tion of great interest to advocates of It waa evidently the purpose of the woman suffrage, aaya a Times despatch prisoners to get out of the door of the from Berlin. A Reichstag commlsalon had proannex which leads Into the prleon yard and scale the walls They had no posed that women ahould have the weapons, but hoped to secure some right to vote In the election of arbitrafrom the guards. It la thought that tors of tha courts which are to settle the other five men In the annex were labor disputes, and the Reichstag adopted the proposal several aaya ago. parties to the plot Count Von Poaadowakl-Wehne- r, the imperial secretary of the Interior, declared in the final stage of tbe bill that tbe government waa unable to accept It with the suffrage clause anti tha measure waa therefore killed. New York. June 14. Mias Annie, laughter of Robert Teddman, a wealthy insurance broker, who came here fwo years ago from Denver, Colo., has received a bullet wound at the bands uf her sixteen-year-ol- d brother, which probably will prove fatal. The shooting. which was accidental, occurred at the Teddmann home In Ridgefield, N. J. Miss Teddmann, who Is 25 yeert old. was sitting In the library watch lug the lad playing with an old revolver which was supposed not to be loaded. He pointed tbe weatton at her and pulled tbe trigger. A shell ex ploded and the young woman fell, jja.ll; wounded through the body. Will Consider Mooted Questions to Come Before National Conven- vicinity. It is asserted LOCKIHG UTAH, WEDNESDAY MORNING, OGDEN, ' The Depot Drug Store v secure a pretty linen handkerchief. Beatrice Dalton, aged 13, 2354 Madison Ave , wins the silver dollar which a watt bar at the Standard office. Her We cuke a specialty newer was aa follows: of Prescriptions The answer to the Lazy Racers Puzzle in the Jon i2h Issue la that they Telephone order were fifteen furlongs apart after two promptly attended to. hours. minTbe man on stilts walks slaty CATE Prop ute and rests aixty minutea, but the warrior rested only 29 minute, thereThe fore walked 90 minute. warrior walks half aa feat aa the mao CSSZ3 GSS9 C on Milts and we know that the latter walked sixty furlong in sixty minLaura K. Malghaa. utes. or. one a minute, tent the war- Chaa. Mettbaa. A BOTRACT .COMPANY. , rior walked 2 of 99. which equal TNE'MttoMAM and M to 45 la IStfurlonga, tbe1403 Wash) Ate. ' Telephea S6S-Y- . they now are. J. E 4 You can find almost anything you want SUMMER UNDERWEAR UNE Knit Underwear Ldie' Misses Knit Underwear 9 Childs Knit Underwear Mena ' Knit Underwear are Exclusive Agents for Utah JcwcIF Carpet Warp all Crown for . Colors IVo - REESE HOWELL & SONS |