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Show 'STOITCISO DEATH OF EXXMTKER, ' OGOT3t UTAH,'1 THTTBBDAY MOBSiyff," TOSS B0, IPOS. BASEBALL OPIUM ASKS FOR Jtnta Chicago, mary: First race SMOKERS YOUNG ARRESTED DAMAGES tbrre-qnsrier- the T self-balin- of-fle-e Ma-glnn- La-lan- REED HOTEL g, weil-kno- cut-off- un-'.e- an Telegraph Notes Inter-ocranl- - 29. Hswtborna sum- Peter J. Wx furlongs: Somers won; Delray, second; Singing Master, third. Time, 1:15 5. Second Steeplechase, short course: Itundvice won; Eva Moe. second; Fchwsrswsld, third, lime. 2:40. Third Six furlongs: Burleigh won; Clifton Forge, second; Skilful, third. Time. 1:13 4 5. Fourth Mile and a half: Harrison won; Major Manslr, second; Alma Du-fothird. Time, 2:27. Fifth One mile: lioratins won; Incubator. second; The Latdy. third. Time, 1:42. Sixth Five nnd n half furlongs: The Bella won; Regale, second; Dixie Lad, third. Time, l:ti9. ur, 81. Louis, summary: Juio Fair grounds 29. First rara Four and a half furlongs, purse: Loretta M. won; Luretis, second; Friul. third. Time, :59. Biz furlongs, sellings: Howling Davis won: lady Felix, second; Second Mate, third. Tims, 1:201 Third tins mils nnd twenty yards, selling: Imp Pretension won; Alba nia. second; Monte bank, third. Tims, Second 1:46 2. Fourth Six forkings, handicap: Commodors won; Harmakis, second; Foxy Kane, third. Time, 1:18 Fifth One mile and an eighth, sell-luHymettua won; Thane, second; 2. g: lettljohn, third. Time, 2:00 Automobile 1--4. Vehicles Expscted Missoula. Mont, June 29. Exhibition i factor,,, Big Increase In Production SALT LAKE VS. MISSOULA. 3-- Uncle Sam trains men to do many drift rent kinds of things. Last week it was pmuuble to stand oa tbe rear porch of tbe lite saving states at Manssqusn Bench. N. J., to kmk across an intervening space of perhaps s of a mile and watch four companies of Infantry nt rifle practice before the butts at Sen Girt. POLICE RAID A DEN EARLY THIS Day after day Ihe soldiers went year old son of ACTION AGAINST UTAH COMfifteen MORNING AND CAPTURE TELEPHONE D. W. REYNOLDS PASSES methodically through skirmish drill, SMOKERS AND OUTFIT. PANY WILL PROBABLY AWAY AT HOSPITAL. dsKhing acrovs the sward tor a hunBE FILED TODAY. dred yards nr so, dropping lint, pour-lu- g in volleys and scaucring fusillades Sergeant Pin cock. Officers Herrick Waa Frightfully Burned In an Outfit and Fslksr Surprise a Trie in a Hairs ef the Lata Edgar Lynch Alwhich would have done fearful damCar at Promontory Point, Last Two Rooming House and Arrest age bad there been any one in front. lege Negligence and CarelessMonday Afternoon. Hop Fiends, ness ef Companies. Ihey did it ail as calmly and persistns the life severe in their seasAa a molt of Injuries received in the ently A raid was made this morning at on, toil with the life saving car, the Aa action for damages In the sum Point burning outfit car at Promontory of 150.000 will probably be filed in the 1:30 'ociock up a den of opium smokers lifeboat and the breeches on Monday afternoon, the fifteen-yea- rand two, with their outfits, were ar- buoy one trying to become expert at Id con of I). W. Reynolds died at the district court today by lauira Lyurta some time It was known killing and the other nt saving life. general hospital yesterday. against the Utah Independent Tele- retted. For Ogden After the life saver on duty nt the When the accident happened it was phone company and the Stromberg-Carlso- n that three men would enter a room tn i bought the boys injuries would prove Telephone Manufacturing com- the lodging house over the old port Manasqunn station ia the off season nnd smoke Trap. The front was had watched the . soldiers tolling reTbe pany. will father his papers In tbs esse wars debut probably fetal, were men posited at the office of the clerk of the guarded very closely nnd tha cover. against an imaginary foe, he turned Mr. Reynolds and family had been district court lata yesterday afternoon known to gain an entrance by another Ihe attention of his visitor to the peI Art night Sergeant Plnrock, OP culiar kind of work Uncle Bam seta living in an outfit car, but had to move and later withdrawn to be amended. way. him to da Out of a closet filled with out on account of bedbugs and gaso- Tha complaint alleges that oa or about fleers AL Herrick nnd Wm. Felksr went line was poured around in the crarks to May 2ltb of this year Edgar Lynch up to the rooming house and soon lo- books he drew a fat volume with a kill the pests and tbe family were liv- went to work for tha defendant com- cated the room, which was a rear one, waterproof cover, containing all the waa signals used in the service. He showing In a tent Tbe young man entered panies. assisting In the erection of n and demanded an entrance which tha car Monday afternoon to heat wa- line of telephone poles in Ogden city. given after n few minutes hesitation in ed how carefully thought out the man were said the which looking whole system wm, and bow complete, they ter for a bath in a gasoline stove. In The polee were put in the ground by an Instant the car waa a mass of about seven men, aome of whom were foi tha key, which was already la the since by its means a aea captain alflames and before ho could be reached given pike poles with which to raise door. Whea the offlrs entered the ong shore could ask almost any quest-oof the life Mvera and receive an by his father young Reynolds waa the poles from the Jlnney or trestle room, the odor of opium was very n work upon which It rested. .On May strong. Tbs three men were placed answer. frightfully burned. "1 know the wig-wa-g Both the boy and his father were 2th. at about S o'clock a. m., the de- under arrest and their pipe and outfit very well." said ceased was assisting ia the raising of was found concealed under the bed. this life saver, "and when the lieutenbrought into the rhy and taken to the unstreet with telethe The officers started tha suffered whea with other a men, up pole hospital, where the boy ant, who hM this district to look told agonies until yesterday morning, phone pole slipped from off the pike the men, and when near tbs Eccles after, came down on his last Inspecfor one dash a of them made hen he passed away. poles and fell, etrlking the deceased building tion he tried hard to stick me, and he and Injuring him to inch an extent that liberty, followed by Officer Herrick. couldn't. I mw him scratch his bend Funeral arrangements will bo a ofThe fleeing man did not bred tbe he died a few hours later. The combounced later. several times when I showed him I pany to alleged to be negligent nnd ficers warning to stop, but kept bebad understood his signals, and at Inst to prevent the he gave It up. careless in not furnishing poles with tween three passers-b- y sufficiently long pikes to hold firmly to officer from shooting. The man turned "But, pshaw, any of the boys In the the wood nnd keep it from turning. the corner and ran along Grant ave- station! along this coast can do as The heirs of the deceased are his wife nue to the Turf saloon mid ran through well m I. We all know it pretty and infant son. Damages in tbs Aw that place and concealed himself In and we practice it in the is soma old buildings. In the chase Offi- thoroughly, of 150.000 are asked. Judge W. L. winter days and nights. Every long of n la in shots, man in this business, T. J. Tate q of Balt Lnko City, and Chas. Stout are the attor- cer Herrick fired couple well m in buL these did not seem to scars the fleeneys for Mrs. Lynch. Ogden on businea. takes a fancy to some other, every ing man any. The Inst shot, however, one particular part of hia calling usrack so close the man turned Into the Mrs. V. 0. Berry and daughter reand In my case It's signalling-- I TRANSFERS REAL ESTATE saloon. Officer Felker. upon seeing the ually, turned yesterday after a two weeks' fairly love It. But there are any man turn the corner, the two remaining amount visit with relatives in Bannock county, of life savers who have Just Tha following real estate transfers smokers being handcuffed together, Idaho. m much of n liking for the eigMlllne were recorded with County Recorder Joined In the chase. end of the work m I. About this time Officer Jesse BrownMrs. O. W. McCune, Jr., of Salt Ellis: The life saver went on to explain d wife to and scene with tbe how Joseph Barry Lake CMy, Is visiting In the city. ing appeared on the they were fitted to tsko up teleK. Nelson, part lot II, patrol wagon and the two smokers graphy on short nouoe. He said nose .60 1227 . . A. Acre block Five 7, plat were taken to the police station, where of them at the The new uniforms for the boys at Manasqunn station has the Stale Industrial School have ar- George T. Pierre and wife to2 they gave the names of Joe Barnett ever handled a telegraphic key, but lots Wm. Christiansen, T. 8. Ryan, the former claiming to be wm confident nnd rived and the military company of that In n few weeks nnd 4, block 2, Cropsey's adbe a shoemaker and the latter a bar- nil the men at the station could use fifty make a tint appearance. dition a ...a.,.....,...,,.. ber. it for simple work. He Mid they even A map on music. six pieces popular A. 8. Burt nnd wife to A. 8. The room In the lodging house bad practised with such things m door block 7. lot Macbeth, 20c. Come others part the been rented by Ryan and music, (1.00; single copies, knobs, ticking off little rnemgee to C 30, ,... ladder n plat quirk. McKannon Bros. Music Co., Otto F. gained an entrance by using each other around the room or from Johnson and wife to 2281 Washington Ave. reach the roof of the Utah Constructo one room to another. Amende Johnson, part of tion company's building nnd from there The possibility, of wireless telenortheast quarter section 17, window. climb Mr. Albert Scowcroft of the firm of in a could they being introduced nt the life township 0 north, range 1 Scowcroft and Sons, showed Ogden determined efforts of the police graphy stations The has no terror for these 1.00 saving west where the dens all r.nd the vicinity yesterday to Mr. E. to raid department men. They rm her welcome the Idem. break and D. Hashlmoto, whom he took out In tbe "hit the fiends pipe It is quite posslble.ihnt the life savers, hia automobile. Mr. Hashlmoto Is the them up has been successful. a few weeks instruction, would after Japanese Employment Agent for the able to work the wireless very well, lo Rto Grand Western. Southern Pacific wigwag signals are very almi-ia- r RAILROAD NOTES. as the and Short Line railroads. to the telegraph dot and dash sysThe following ar the arrivals at tem. At any rale, scores of them feel 111 to The funeral services over the re- the Reed hotel for the past twenty-fou- r home his at Depot Master Kerr they could soon operate the wireless, mains of Elisha Patler Reynolds, who hours: and unable to attend to his duties at aud are very willing to try It. Marx died from tbe burns received at Prom-rntor- r Marcus, the Union depot. J. D. Hanna, cutoff: After the Manasqtian life saver had Polut Friday, will be held Chicago; W. C. Mandell. Salt the many different methods from the cams In explained trains Two Silbu-berspecial N. from Richey's funeral parlors today at E. B. Kirks nnd wife, city; for commnnicatlug with have Line this Short on tney the north Oregon 7 p. m. Internment la Mountain View Sun Francisco; Chas. H. Wil vessels aluug the coast, he wm asked n.ornlng. Hard, Denver; B. 8. Homo ties. Denrcmrtcty. if the captains of the vessels that ver; O. M. Brown, BL Paul; O. II. ratno their wsy were able to under-utsn- d local Hart, San Frau cisco: A. Hant, Den- DEPARTMENT WILL NOT INTERThomas Slight, the the methods of communication. VENE. artist, has returned from Salt ver; 8. J. Rultan, St. Joe; W. 8. WalkHe threff up his hands with gesture where he went to sell his two magnifMcCune. W. A. Mrs. Jr., er, 8L Louts; . Washington. June 29. The ntate de- eloquent of despair. . icent oil paintings of the Ogden canyon, Salt Lake; Dean Welsh. New York; of the business, That's ssd the the of note taken ban press payt partment .McM. which were on exhibition In this oily W. D. Parnell, ; H. reports of the dispatch of warships they dont know. Half the time they bout three weeks ago. The purrhaser Carty, city. 641 hy Francs and Germany to Haytl to don't know the signals, and sometimes was J. P. Murdock, residing at secure reparation for the attack upon they don't net ns Jf they knew there South Main street ia this city. CC. COMMISSION CUMMINGS the persons of the French and German were life saving stations. Why, winter BROKERS. ministers recently nt Port nit Prince. before last, we had a bad wrack Just Four cars of delegates from CsUfor-af- a New York The Continuous quotations on has not been formally up the beach here - a little. She department rnroute to the Democratic National Stocks and Chicago Grain. We buy advised of the intentions of France truck at 11 o'clock at night and we convention passed through Ogdna late nnd sell stocks and grain on margin but. assumes that these never got her people off until 3 oclock yesterday afternoon. The rare were or for cash. Our private rooms en- nnd Germany, the latest standard paler; cars and the able our customers to come in and reports are perfectly correct. Follow- the next afternoon. You never could in such rases, guess why. rsllfornians were traveling in style. It ing its Invariable rule business with the utmoet the "Within an hour after site struck department will not Intervene seemed to be a Hears! delegation. treaty ct nome art Is committed that appears we had a life line ovpr her and we Book Information of our Write for to ba beyond tbe boundn of ntrirt Jus- couldn't understand why we got on WOODMEN OF WORLD ENTERTAIN ("System of Speculation1), free upon tice. returns. We could see the people on application. 2482 Washington. ler, else we might have thought they Give Grand Bell nt Utahna Park, were lost. But. It seemed that the ST. LOUIS OFFICIAL DIES. HAD THREE TEARS RUN OF EMWhich Is Largely Attended, was totally Ignorant of life sav-Iti- g raptaln BEZZLEMENT. methods, and ho wm a Yankcn Washington, June 29 News ban been The bell given by the degree team received here of the drath nt Delta. O., skipper. American born. All through of the Woodmen of the World nt the Chicago. Juan 28. Jacob H. Plain, of Col. Joseph H. Brigham, assistant the night, ho was actually trying to Germsn-AmericNaUtahns Park pavilion last evening cashier of lbs secretary of agriculture. Col.' Brigham get a line ashore on 'a kerosene oil waa a grand success. tional bank of Aurora, Ilia, baa been was the chairman of the government Iwrrel. The wind was blowing down About five hundred persona tripped arrested charged with the misapproboard at the Ht. Trails Exposition. He the coast and he'd never have got that the light fantastic on tbe new msple priation of 166,000 of the funds of the had left, hern Tuesday evening for 81. barrel ashore in a hundred yeuru if Hoar and an enjoyable time was had bank. The peculations have extended to attend n meeting of the board Hie wind had stayed In that quarter. iritis the! durTeam all. The of. of n three years, y Degree for over period "We sent a second line over Ihe had stopped off at Della for a Woodmen acted as an amusement cow ing which time the bank examiners and visit. For many years he has boat, after the first bad chafed in two. mitten and to their efforts In due, in have several times gone over the af- short mid along early in tbe afternoon It been prominent in politics and has measure, the success of the dance. fairs of the bank nnd reported the achis present position sinre Ihe stems, the cabin boy stumbled over Friday evening the Ladles of counts correct. The capital stock of the first administration of President Mu this lino. He finally got it through Woodcraft will pay ihelr devotions to institution is said to be unimpaired Kinley. Ins head wbat it wm for. If it , Terpsichore nt Utahna Park. gd the bank, it is claimed, is ia excelhadn't boon for that cabin boy tbo lent shape to withstand any run that FIRE DE8TROYED CITY JAIL. captain and crew might all have gono as a result of Plain's down. CUPID HAS ANOTHER BUSY DAY may develop waived examinshortage. The prisoner Hamilton. Mont., June 29. The rify "When we got the host a people ation and won held to tbe federal grand jnll was destroyed hy fire last, night. ashore the captain admitted that be Many Marriage Licenses Wars Issusd Jury under bonds of $10,000. It Is supposedly 1h work of n hobo had heard of thn life saving service Yesterday. v ho was n prisoner in the jail. He had and that he had aboard some books 1 for of een ON THE arrested a PACKING FRASKIt ago FISH days couple that Ihe Government furnishes, but Marriage licenses were issued late vagrancy. RIVER. he'd never looked Into the books nor yesterday s Her noon to tbe following: last night lie was arrested again on laid any attention to the life saving rteorge W. Nssfsll, aged 21, and Haxel During the service. I'll bet ho hM studied Vsscotivor, B. C.t June 29. Prepar- the charge of drunkenness. G. K ester, aged 20. both of Ogden. tip on to be wm discovered Jnll the oa river Fraser ations the right this year some since. Frank Anderson, aged 21. nnd Allen were harried out, the and fire, prisoners n for of 800,000 park A little while . before that wreck Pou Ison, aged 19. both or Ogden. In have been made with the result that no one wm Inwe had another, on the lower side of tbe morning Ureases were issued to eases of fish. Lest season the total jured. Howell Sister, aged 20. and Anna John- pack on the Fraser river amounted to the inlet. We had to get our lifeboat The loss is totsL across the Inlet on a battemu that hapson, aged 20. both of Ogden. Emery A. 227.125 cases; in 1902. the pack was Frott. aged 36. of Cokeville, Wyo.. and 327.109, and In 1901. thn last big year. We had a long pened to be near. Amy Rhees. aged 28. of Ogden. Elias It amuuatod to 990.262. struggle to get the folka ashore, but to all this precedent W. Goodman, aged 29. and Clara A. Jef-- ft According we got em all right, and when they lea. aged 21. both of Ogden. Today is j ear's run of fish will be small, but Portland. Ore.. June 29. Today wm were warmed up nnd feeling pretty next are if records to be past year, the last day for the June brides, end It tn Portland for good the captain told how they haphottest Juue the day n basis for estimation, Is expected that Cupid's deputy will be telied upon period of 28 years, the mercury pened to be saved. there will be a very large ran. kept busy today. "He had never paid any attention to reaching 99 degrees. tiie life saving books and knew nothBRITISH CORPORPRINTERS' Washington, June 29. The quarter ing about our flags or ways of doing WILL ASK FOR NEW TRIAL ATION RECEIVE AMERICAN It estimate of the value of foreign things. His son. a boy of 1C. was coins issued by the directors of the cook of the vessel. After they struck CONGRATULATIONS. Notice ef Intention Filed in Smurth-- 1 nd hsd been pounding In the waves mint shows that there has been tie waits Vs. McKinney Case. London. June 30. United States rrease sines April 1. 1901. in ihe for while the boy says to his father: "Fop. what d'ye know about the Ambassador Choate presided tonight value of silver of .2197 cents per fine Tn the case of the C. A. Smurlhwaite life saving stations? Top said he I the 77ih anniversary festival of ounce. Produce company vs. L. G. McKinney, didn't kuow anything. which was beard before Judge Chldra-te- r the Printer's Pension's Almhotise and 29. A telegram June Cincinnati. 'There's some books down below, several days ago and In which the Orphan Asylum corporation at which was received here today from Mexico I top. telling all about it,' said the boy; Jury swarded the plaintiff damages in Sun persons were present. In proposing tbe toast of the even- City, announcing that Jackson Smith, 'I II see what 1 ran find out. the sum of 8670.7.2. a notice of intention division passenger agent of "The lwy got the. signal book and, to move for a new trial has been filed ing "The Printers Corporation. Mr. formerly In lb district court. The notice states Choate paid a tribute to the increasing the L. A N. road. hM been matin gen being n bright bo;-- , soon caught on to new merger of That wc were trying to tell hint. lie . that, motion will be asked for upon the power of the press and made an elo- eral passenger agent of National Rail aw of Mexico; the then went to work to read up on how following grounds: Irregularity of pro- quent appeal for continued support of the International and Ihe to fix the brecci.es buoy line, and ceedings. misconduct of the Jury, acci- the corporation on behalf of widows Mexican Railroad of Mexico. after a time be fixed it. dent and surprise, which ordinary pru- and orphans of printers. This liny saved the crew, or part dence could not have guarded against, In cnncluskm. the ambassador said EXCURSION RATES VIA UNION new evidence, excessive damages, inof it. But It don't always happen that ue had received a letter from Presiwav. and yon may be sure that many sufficient evidence to Justify amount, of des! Roosevelt- asking him to convey PACIFIC. crew goes down in the course of a damages, and errors in law. The mo- the President's greeting to the cor- St. Louis and return $42.50 tion will pmliably be argued on motion poration. and rot tint 47.50 year that might come ashore all right Chicago day, July 5th. The toast was received with cheers. (4ilcagn and return via St. Louis 50.00 and tight if the captains made It St. trails and return via Chicago 50.00 their business to keep posted on the n. P. Milliken. n New York. June 39. Tbe Hamburg-Amsrira- n veterinary Limit 60 days. Transit limit 10 life saving signals and the war we do surgeon from Denver, has permanent-- 1 New York Sun. line steamer Deuist bland days in each direction. things. 1y located In Ogden. Dr. Milliken Is from Hamburg. and Pullman to Southampton St through sleepers n graduate of the Boston Veterinsrv Cherbourg for New York Is Call.. June 29. James reported as Louis without change. Berkley. , School and has been very successful being sixty miles east of nnd in comon esle Tuesdays nnd Fri Hooper, n veteran football player, has Tickets during the short time he has been in munication with the Nsutuckey Ifcht days each week. Stop overs allowed. item engaged to coach the Slate UniOgden. ehlp at 10 p. m. A. R. MOSELEY, Trav. Fms. AgL I versity eleven the coming season. REYNOLDS! E Thi f Year. gsw: toillaki 9 g Missoula FORTLAKD VS 'FRISCO. Portland, June 29. There was one lone ran made In the game today between Portland and Sun Fraqcisco, tnd that was by Portland in the seventh. Although the day wm oppressively warm, the game was one of tho fastest seen here this season. Both Butler nnd, Kndl pitched elegant ball and the support wm nil that could be expected. Attendance, 1,200, Score R.H.E. 5 1 Portland ,,i.i......a.l San Francisco .'.0 0 Butler and Steelman; KnKell'tnd Leahy. SEATTLE VS OAKLAND. Seattle. June 29. Buchanan, ct work.;; thk";oon.en5,Ahe ''1 Albert 1 z w ej that the SS22 for automobiles ITBAHnO tod Staten, thus for this year1 wm W'0,000, which Lm i Preceding we fr(more Mid Uth?n tbe wmMthx tar pitcher of tbe league, met his mI .J? the ri 4J JLUn'ki V Mr. p0,- -- 7 othor Mem in ui we have orders v , match this afternoon in Young Charlie Hall. It wm an exciting contest, until the iMt man was 'out. Hall showed bis skill In tbe eighth inning when he letired Oakland without a run after that for automobilrs for praeOraM they had three men on bases sad none out. Smiths home run won the game for Beattie. It WM the longest hit 'One department ever made on the grounds. afore in t ' R. H. E. Score . . R . Dr. Seattle Sixth Six furlongs, selling: 5 11 2 Bcbarff won; Benson Hurst, second; Oakland 3 10 U , ....... C. Hall and Wilson; Lnnsduwne, third. Time, 1:19. Batteries: Buchanan and Byrnes. New York, June 29. Sheepshesd TACOMA VS LOS ANGELES. Bay summary: First race Selling, seven furlongs: secSouth The Cricket won; Trimble, Tacoma, June 29. St. Vrnin pitched shut-ou- t ond; Bardolph. third. Time, 1:27 5. ball up to the seventh Inning, mile. 8econd Handicap, Spring when he had to retire after being hit won; Hurst Park, second; Grenadier, in the arm by n pitched ball. Thomas third. Time, 1:39 went In without preparation and the Third The Pansy, selling, six fur- visitors made a single nnd a three baglongs on turf: St. Bellane won; Merry ger off him. Keefe replaced hint and lark, second; Gilpin, third. Time, while the visitors almost tied tbe 113 core, he saved the day. Gray's pitchFourth One mile: Orth Wells won; ing wm good but his battery errors Mercury, second ; AuromMter, third. were costly. Time, 1:08. Score R. H. E. Bixth Belling, mile nnd a sixteenth Tacoma 7 4 .,5 on the turf: De Reeszke won; Siuyve, Los Angeles .4 11 2 ' second; Gold Dome, third. Time, St. Vrain, TforaiM, Keefe and Gra1:49 ham; Gray and Eager. ....... 2-- 3-- 2-- 5. . 4-- 5. Beattie, Wash.. June 29. Summary: First race Five furlongs, selling: WASHINGTON VS PHILADELPHIA. won; Pure Dale, second; Montoya, third. Time. 1:01 2. Second Four and n half furlongs, selling: Mabel Bates won; Maid of Mist, second; Anita Knight, third. M odder 29. Today's June Washington, game between Washington and Philadelphia wm postponed on account of rain after three and a half innings had been played, the score standing tout Time, :55 to one in favor of Philadelphia. Duka of Third Seven furlongs: Richelieu won; Mountebank, second; Boston, June 29. The Boston-NeYork game wm postponed on account Gladys Belle, third. Time, 1:22. hanFourth Mile and a sixteenth, of rain. dicap: Illilouon won; Colonel Anderson, second; Platonlus, third. Time, CHICAGO VS ST. LOUIS. 1-- 2. 1:46 1-- Fifth Mile, selling: Tsnhnuser won; Leash, second! Ulloa, third. Time, Chicago, June 29. After playing a plucky uphill game and securing a 1:41 commanding lend, the locals weakened Sixth Six furlongs, purse; InstrucIn the final innings, losing out by a tor won; Andrew B. Cook, second; hair. Attendance, 2,100. Score R. H. E. Gateway, third. Time, 1:14 .6 IP 2 Chicago LOW PRICES FOR DRIED FRUIT IN 8L Louis 7 3 CALIFORNIA. Batteries Smith and Sullivan; Slever nnd Sugden. San Francisco, June 20. Opening dried NATIONAL BALL prices on new crop California fruits are all made, but, unfortunately ST. LOUIS VS CHICAGO. for producers, buying so for hM been St. Louis, June 29. Chicago took very light One large operator soys the avenge the opening game of the aeries by a that it is not core of 8 to 1. Lundgren held the buying at this season during previous years. While various causes are as- home team all the way and St Louis signed by different people, the real did not score until In the ninth infarts appear to bn that owing to the ning. Attendance, 2,900. Batteries Sanders, ONeill and uncertainty of the carrying over of the 1903 crop buyers do not care to make Grady; Lundgren and Kllng. Important future purchases. NEW YORK VS BOSTON. Another Influence against liberal purchases for future delivery la very patNew York, June 29. The New ent. The associations and others who have had the making of prices to York's scored their thirteenth straight Boston today. charge heretofore have named opening victory by defeating prices which .were reduced after con- The errors by the home team were not siderable buying had been done, thus costly. Boworman relieved Warner cutting off the buyers profits, and cre- behind the plate In the' seventh Inating a feeling of distrust In Mythlng ning.' Attendance, 2,000. R. H. E. Score these organisations or Individuals 7 3 Boston might do In the future.' The opening prices on' new crop New York B..4 8 4 Batteries Willis and Needham; prunes, shipment during ihe season, is 2 cents basis for tbe four sixes, 80s to McGinnlty, Warner nnd Bowerman. In bags. 60s inclusive, free on hoard. BROOKLYN VS. PHILADELPHIA. It may be noted In passing that this is the lowest opening ever known, and is no doubt Influenced by the fact that the June 29. Duggleby Philadelphia. rop promises to be 120,000,000 pounds. was out of form today and retired in Including Oregon, nnd there will be no favor of Sparks. The locals managed export demand this year; at least, not to tie tbe score, but Brooklyn won in enough to consume 80,000,000 pounds, tbe ninth. Attendance. 1,400. m wm the rase last year. With the R. H. B. Score dealers must figure upon Brooklyn . carry-ove- r 8 10 2 7 3 disposing of about 150.000.000 pounds, Philadelphia Batteries Cronin and Bergen; principally through domestic channels. Last year the market opened on a 2 Sparks and Roth. basis, and almost immediately adcentsfoil not nnd did 4 2 to vanced METHODIST MI8SION IN NORTH below Ihe latter figure during the seaCHINA. son. The full range of opening prices Santa-Clara on prunes, full count, in New York, June 29 Advices received s, 4 7 V pound boxes, is: cents; in this city today by tbe missionary so3 4 cents; 3 4 cents; ciety of the Methodist Episcopal church 3 4 cents; 2 4 cents; from Rev. Chas. A. Morris, presiding 1 3 1 4 rents; elder of the North Chinese district of cents. Outside fruit Is offered 4 cent the mission show that the work of the less on all sizes. missionaries hM been actively resumed While the situation as regards throughout that part of tbe empire. cerThe greater number of the natives have peaches cannot be foretold with tainty, It seems to be assured that the returned to Ping Yang, from which crop will fall below last year. Opening place they fled at the time of the occuprices named by a leading interest are: pation of the city by the Jspaaese Yellow standard, 6 4 cents; choice, troops. Church.' congregations have 6 4 cents; Muirs, standard, 6 cento: their wonted appearance. On a recent cento; extra choice, 7 tour made in .the country district near choice, 6 certs; fancy, 7 4 cento. Tha crop Is Ping Yany the amount pledged for the estimated at about 200 cars short of support by different groups of ChrisInst year, or approximately 700 dars. tians wm in almost every case more As some 300 can were carried over last thin that pledge! last year. While In year, that would make the crop 600 ears many waya the effects of war are felt., tbe missionaries are now able to go short of last year. Tbe apricot crop Is not small. It Is on with their work si formerly. estimated now nt 1.300 cam, about 200 Port au Prince. June 29. The French cars more than last year. Prices are: Standard. 7 2 cento; choice, 8 cents, cruiser Jurlen de la.Gravlere will arrive here July L 4 tents; fancy, 7 2 extra choice, 8. 1-- 4- ...........7 one-fourt- .....1 Dug-gleb- 2-- l-- 4t a, 1-- 80-9- 0. 1-- 3-- s. 3-- 100-12- 3-- 99-16- 1-- 3-- 1-- holfc electric nnj hVCh,C.1 popularity, but the touring care x!--! bntalr ?hf.ne' The f,Pt ,blt wagon nnd manufacturer. Is branching carrion business Indict turn that automobiles areis supplanting other vehicles. We propose to show throughout the ST that they can deliver their country cheaper by automobile than by goodi tores trucks or drays, m well m transport thrlr goods more rapidly, and we to pay especial attention to their wants in this direction." u A SPECIALIST ON BUMPS. If thn tailors who sew for of normal build have such a bardpeople time to turn out clothes that fit. I wonder what they would do if they had my claw of customers. mid the man with tbs wrinkled forehead. "Whit kind of paronsga do you asked the visitor. I have the bumpy trade," was the The people whose shoulders reply. stoop, whose backs are crooked and whose arms and legs are not mates, They are the men who are hardest to ft. and they are my specialty. How on earth 1 ever came to maks a bobby of such human misfits I don't know. Most men find trouble enough when confining their dealings to mankind of average proportions, but nomei i i how that didn't satisfy me. 1 wanted f something morn to worry about, so iM took to. newlng for men who defy all f , t ' tbe natural fours of construction. "If it was trouble I was looking fbr, I certainly got it. Humps and bump are not pretty accessories to the humss frame, and to make a auit of clothes set gracefully over such promontories is quite a feat However. I have tamed Indeed, my the knack pretty well. reputation as a tailor la founded on my kill in that line. $ "I am known an the bumpy man's k, friend, and most, of the deformed peo-- i pie about town who are able to pay the? price patronize me. Of cousn I almt sew for men of normal proportions, but they are only a side tosne. My really aitistle endeavors are Inspired by the fellows whose anatomy is out of gear.' en-Jo-y? BENSON FILES HABEAS CORPUS WRIT. Washington, June 29. John A. Ben son of California, Indicted here In December font for the alleged bribery of , v f two clerks in the interior department In connection with certain land dejlsst in the ir that state, today filedStates a petpreme court of the United n ition for a writ of habeM corpus. was arrested In New York similar petition was dismissed by gj circuit court tor the southern dlsutn , of New- York, which field him for in the District of Columbia. . i IRISH WILL GROW TOBACCO-Bm-so- - gOTert-- f Washington, June JUs-- . ment of Ireland Is Inquiring culture tobacco of question of sgrtM througb Mr. GUI, itstnsecretary . tbto rountryjta now Is who culture, to Wilson 5 asked Secretory , V. expert tor employment1 , e IXd. GiU I. teekinglfoM Secretly on tho methods of growing, hxrvestur k and fermenting tobacco. Tom think Friend What makes yon to kee? tas broken his promise .V he bring, ms mert be used expensive presents than Tiger. BtFlKL-We- ll. Melffhen. ABSTRACT COMPANY. - 2408 Wash. Ava. 3-- 1-- cents Some speculators have been buying of late, nnd prices have advanced a shade under this stimulus, bnt there Is no evident that thla advance will be permanent. WHEAT EATERS. A strong point made by the flour mill magnates of the west is that, when any considerable number of the millions of China shall rail for flour, the entire wheat growing area of the world will not be sufficient to supply tbe de-- it and. "Even if all Japan should become a flour-eatin- g people, he naid, tbs whole available supply of the Pari fir const would provide this rommod ity for only 20 per rent of tbe popufo-t'n- n or 4 hat kingdom. There Is like libood. loo, that a greater portion of ILe inhabitants of Japan will acquire the habit of using flour. It wm represented to the Mikado by his ablest advisers that in modeling the Japanese army on the latest military standard of modern powers the Important matter of diet had been overlooked. r j 2 2-- V SILVER PLATE THAT WEARS. Wc carry a half dozen of the prominent plated linen, nnd .ran show you goods in plate that will aurprine yo. Wonderful strides have been mM" contains along this line and our stockcannot l pieces of Silver Piste, that tna told from Sterling Silver except hy stamp. our An iron-cla- d guarantee goet with Plated Ware, and your table will loon 100 per cent bettor when lta therm J. S. LEWIS &CO. Jewelers and . Opticians. ' i s |