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Show fHl XIORXIXQ EXAMINER, OGDEN, LTAB, MONDAY MORNING, JULY 11, 1901. from Kal Chou to 2 and a GERMAN SQUADRON VISITS EXOSyaollndsl, (on the railroad 15 miles ing northward toward the miles The 10 LAND. Hai July of Cheng. northwest ' a Thoussa Pass. It. July England, Soldiers Plymouth, roads are in bad condition. ands of persons wltneaed the arrival at 10 o'clock under heavy prPW At are bivouacing on the roadsldK The Plymouth today of the most powerful our rear guard retired on our their are usual turning as ever Cossacks seen Britfleet Great in German at Makhunta Guiga and Yxnhl,, ain. Eight battleships and seven hands to everything anfl with long three miles north of tbe Shtaaij? cruisers steamed into the naval base on lines of ropes tied to their saddles are Pass- - The rear P. C. Kittle is in Qgden fruin guard held au a visit of courtesy amid deafening saLake. the transport wagons through tlon under a heavy fire until 1 lutes and the British and German ad- helping areat when under instrurtlons It the mud. Groups of operators mirals exchanged visits. The courteH. P. Willlamkon is in the rit y from busily at work forwardtiowly and in perfect order on 'If will be kept up until July 13th, the stations both sies waya. The country is third position at Tchokriandim. Uontello. ing messages when tha Germans will depart. green and beautiful after the rains. Ihe Just as our main body waa concentr? T. E. Wilson is down from Pocatello Vinnlataiak mountains remind one of ing at Dafchapu and on the posniiaT.'11 for a few days. the Crimea. The orchards and post Makhunta Guiga. "The enemy kept up a very stations are well kept. The soldiers are Mr. and Mm J. C. McNair of Butte, FUNERAL OF THE LATE GEORGE seemingly comfortable and there is cannonade for two hours uniuiernv A WELL L. WATTS, ALFRED TEN OF from GAME 1.) (Continued page CONTESTED HOTLY M. KERR IS HELD IN TABERire in the city. little sickness. edly, but our battery carried 0 known young man, found OGDEN BETWEEN INNINGS The Chinese are reported to be very struggle successfully, firing ailint T NACLE AND VERY LARGEBY DEATH IN COLD Keller's headGeneral CITY. Lieutenant AND PARK W. J. Klrwln and wife of Evanston, LY ATTENDED. annoying. They are signalling tha Sbuanlunsa Paaa It finally fell haiJ FATHER. were In the city yesterday. quarters in the mountains West of Russian movements from the mountain with hardly any casualties. and Ninth Liao Yang, July tops Scouts are continually after them Score Was Evan in tha Rest With an Hoi Yan, July 8, via On our right flank our horw The Son le Supposed to Hove Died Frank Kirwin la Laid to at 6L Jos-ph- a in but they are hard to catch. The recent reconnaissance It). Mr. and Mrs. W. U Hansen are visit Anothar Inning Played Which shelled the Japanese bat err tery Impreaalva Caramony He of Convulsions to Which Gives Locale Game by Score force beyond Hoi Yan was carried out Aug in the city from Coalville. same time the enemys cavalry the Jenne FunChurch Tha of S to 7. with swiftness and decision. The Was Subject. eral Hald at Fiva Points. St Petersburg, July 10. While the vanced slowly along the shore nL,. Mlse Fannie Breeden ie visiting Russians twice caught the Japaneae Baltic fleet on lu way to the Far East Ylnkow. son League standing: friends in the city from Salt Lake. . Alfred L. Watte, the Tbe funeral of George M. Kerr was napping and demonstrated the effecOur loeee are not yet known, Is not likely to be able to get coal at L. PC. W. CLl-Hthe tiveness of Russian bayonet work French ports, it Is understood that the cording to the commander ofbut Linfords Watts, oclock of at 2 held afternoon yesterday cc bed close to Mrs. E. T. Stewart of Salt Lake was Park City in dead waa found quarters. contractors will send out coal from forces, they do not exceed Liu. Aiem! from the Tabernacle. The services once the trooip got A .606 blacksmith, 5 an Ogden visitor yesterday. Count Keller personally accompanOgden. these ports to meet the fleet beyond the killed was Count NUlomk h, yesterday morning at 6 oclock, at the were largely attended by public and 2 $ Yan Evanston and from territorial residence, No. 2628 Lafayette railroad offldala and great concourse ied the force to Hoi waters. abandoned the last portion after brlk family the with officer M. J. Hogan, special there sent Colonel Garnetal with three avenue. It ia supposed the young of many friends in public life. upthemselves lobsters antly carrying out his duib as aZ The revenged el la. to which he Short Line is down from Focal 11. The arrival of the of staff, with the rear The remains which lay in state companies to the right toward, Tcha London, July on tbs Miners yesterday afternoon, for man died of convulsions guard." Mrs. Watts heard her at the family residence, No. 2122 Kumen Za and Colonel Letchltaky, German squadron at Plymouth has General Sakharoff also reports two defeats, in scheduled waa subject. 6 oclock Will Ransom, circulator of the Trib- their last in the of direction the in two 1 morning here. with battaliona, at arise am to Adams avenue from 10 a. m. created an excellent impression ambush of Japanese 25 miles n(Wk , cm the Park City diamond, by une, was up from Salt Jake yesterday. games and close n window and an hour p. m., in a white broud cloth couch Takallnze. The Daily Mall's naval expert, who Siuyen, when the Japanese had 0 defeating tha visitors by the score of later he was found dead, lying upon casket column arrived Garnetsia Colonel with ailver mountings, were is one of the best specialists in his lint officer and eleven Dragoons killed u run eumlng in at Today there will be an election of a g to 7, the winning camp at midnight in England, says the eqwadron is In- wounded. the bed, with hia face down. The by many friends of the de- at the Japanese trustee in each of the school districts the end of the tenth inning of a hotly deceased waa a sober and industrious viewed was ceased. July 4th. A Japanese picket On July 7th. General Sakhamir n contestably superior in fighting qualcontested game. of the county. and had a large circle of At the services in the Tabernacle, surprised and wiped out after fight- ities to the British home or channel the Japanese began to advance bulk There was an euthuidaetic crowd young man frlenda in llila city and Balt Lake, ing bravely, one Japanese killing a fleet as now constituted. Wooley officiated. Tbe Fourth in considerable force, toward Si, About two hundred people came up present that was generous with 7ap-to who will be grieved upon learning Bishop When Loved Russian officer in a aword duel. choir ward The visit creates no little adverse you, occupying Blanching. was Oft sang. acuta When the tied, yesexcursion on plause. the Lake from Salt The remains Ones Ara Called to Leaves You." sudden death. without hie of pausing, Tbe Russians, editorial comment, its object being inning, pandemonium terday, and went to the canyon resorts. 7, in the ninth the opening swept into ths camp, carrying the half held to he a mystery which, the Daily Men will be shipped to Salt Lake this Joseph Hall delivered reigned for aeveial minutes. Jk Larkin of brow over Undertaken the awakened forJapanese evening by Mall declares. Is only explained by the prayer. Miss Wealthy Rclnap and the The uneral of Mies May Duffey will threw their hats in the air, women Son, nnd the funeral will be held choir sang, Oh My Father. Judge the hill st tiie point of the bayonet. anxiety of the German officers to see a be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 got their reserve and applauded as they in that city Tuesday. the On the next day Japanese mobilization of tbe British fleet which Joseph Stanford spoke of his acquaino'clock from the First Ward Meeting never applauded before. Fioni then on tance with the deceased, both in En- brought up two regiments and forced is now preparing for the maneuvers. until the end of the tenth, when the House. Russian retreat. wiuuiug run was made, the interest DEATH OF CHRISTIAN SHULTZ. gland and Utah, in hia railroad capaci- a Colonel Letchitsky had a very sim8L Petersburg, July 10. General was Intense. ty and in other ways and how he A bouquet and reception will be givChristian Shultz, an old resident would be missed by the public. Mrs. ilar experience, lie caught the Jap- Sakharoff says: It would take a volume to relate what en this evening by Ogden lodge No. I. at the home of Mary Farley and Mr. Orson Griffin anese camp asleep at 3 oclock in the "Our detachment remained July 8th K. of P., In honor of the officers and the Miners were going to do to the of this county, died down with hla nephew, S. V. Grow, in Huntscame bunch. home spoke briefly upon the work of the morning and carried It with the bay- at Kal Chou station, having its advance They visiting knights. dedeceased, in the ward and hia gener- onet after a terrible slaughter aqd posts on the right bank of the Kan-takof no Contamination when yon (fa the Idee that they had a lead pipe ville, Saturday night, of general in waa born deceased The not have and assistance towards Ihe without firing a shot. Did the the enemy occupying the cinch the bility. osity oil game. they river, The work upon us your meat orders, you are ran The Russians lost heavily on the helghU on thff left bank and fortifying Dodson, the crack Western League Germany about eighty years ago and needy. The choir then sang Rest, county road has started and la being of getting good, wholesome mnl reconnaisthe , next but in retreat located came to BenedicUtah and Soul. the Best day havOgden For several until ago themselves thereon. who up days Weary rushed vigorously ith a view of not an ounce of doubtful flak was pronounced by Bishop E. sance waa satisfactory, aa it developed tion on the river bridge opwork in the box Valley about thirty years ago, "Our such was widened. batters good road the doing ing the strength and location of the Jap- ened fire at t enemy's patrols which W. Wade. for Hi. Joseph? Yes, Hudson was here food ever enters our proviiioi There were many large floral pieces aneae forces. MRS. SARAH NELSON PASSES appeared In tifbKantakhe village. ToThe work uKm the State road be- end pitched hie first game In the State. market It Is your Interest as Colonel Letchltakys force marched ward noun a fusllade occurred between AWAY. among which waa one given by the tween Rich and W'eber counties, has The lobsters weut after him with a deas ours to remember this. Inn. l detachmeutfuf the enemy and our Commissioner Wil- termination to hit him, and they cerMrs. 8arah Nelson, aged 83 years, railroad employes consisting of a over 18 miles In a single night, carlieen commeneed. mounover a unwounded back reHe on the floral beautiful few. a fur a the work. him In home observed dying the pedestal the of died whkn enemy at tlgato our 5 per cent rebate ij will have Huntsville, harp ompany son tainly pounded family charge loaded on the boys n varied assorto'clock yesterday afternoon of old surmounted by a white dove, standing tainous road. Count Keller ia holding tired. Our losses were alx wounded. tem. the gateway to Liao Yang. about alx feet high. Toward the evening of July 8th, A special car of excursionists trout ment of curves, and some of the home age. The deceased leaves a husband reachdiover which I was necks The funeral a Sends, bunch almost broke their Lara Nelson, seven children and a cortege the enemy force, consisting of four Joliet, ills., in charge of J. 2458 Washington Ave. OGDEN, half mile in length was proceeded THE OCCUPATION OF KAIPING visions and a brigade, could be made seed through the city yesterday ing fur a bjg out curves which seemed number of grandchildren nnd n large O. U. W. lodge of which circle of friends to mourn her loss. by the A. Toklo, July 10. 2:30 p. m. After out In front of Kal Chou, extending morning en route to the Yellowstone to be his lavurlte. But the Masters The three days severe fighting, character- along the sea si tore. At dawn, July 9th, showed that they were stick artists tor The funeral will be announced Inter. the deceased waa a member. Iark. grave waa dedicated by H. H. God- ized by the desperate attacka of the the enemy resumed the offensive upon ail of them located tha ball and nine E. WEATHERBY. dard and the ritual service of the A. Japanese and the atubborn resistance the rear guard of our, detachment A road tax election will be held in bits were chalked up to liter credit CALL FOR CONVENTION. U. waa W. a districts The mornWilson aggregaIn have General today, Okus 6:30 and The about lodge the miners of performed. strong Randall army which retired the Russians, for purposing of voting on a five mill tion of piny era and with the addition of Republicans of Second Judicial Die-- funeral arrangements were in charge occupied Kalplng (Kai Chou) last Frila . of whom Son. and bunch of Larkin it k tax levy for construction repair Hudson, make up a day, driving the Russians northward In trict to Meet. August 15th. an honor to beat, and no disgrace to be the direction of Hal Cheng. The Rusroads. THE JENNE FUNERAL. beaten by. Their catcher, Menefee, sians had strongly fortified the bills JudiThe call for the Julian H. Young, Prop1 south of Kaip-inPaul Frishee will give a balloon as- seemed to have hie off day" yester- cial convention ' fur Republican In a semi-circ- le situated disSecond the -, The funeral services over the reover of consisted cension with parachute drop, this even- day aa he ini seed several easy flies. trict was Issued to forces Their 1 OUR BIG VAUDEVILLE SHOW. Week July day. Chairman mains of Frank W. Jenne were held city ball Donovan held down second bag for the E. II. Anderson of Weber leg at 7 o'clock on the thirty thousand men. In bla report of and FACES NEW ACTS! County NEW a to pervisitors 10 is rive and He o'clock from In not certainly does Oku at General guarantees good style the engagement squat. C. Croft of Morgan county were yesterday morning A 10c admission ticket purchased any timek during the week the house of Wm. Jenne. No. 268 Sec- give any details, but shows the difficulone of the strongest men they have. John fect ascension. committwu members the only of the July 11th, and ending Sunday evenond street. Bishop George Smuln of- ties of the struggle. commencing. Monday afternoon, Haloa at short was not in hia usual Gallirnth of Davis ficiated. Music performance) ' July 17th entitles holder to chance in the a waa (last furnished The election of the county Superin- good form. Butterfield, who formerly tee present, Mr. ing last by The Wednesday began operations state. The number of ladies. Chas. by the Japanese driving sixteen huntendent of Schools la to take place this piayml with the old Wessler team here county beingia out of the big drawing of prizes as fallows: young called for 11 o'clock month. W. R. Wilson, the present In- In Ogden, made a spectacular atop of a convention Smuin were the dred Russian from the heights south and VALUED AT $300. Wright Bishop a. m. August 15, at the Weber councumbent and W. N. Peticraon, are the high liner that evoked much applause Two City lots given by Manager J. H. Young. speakers. The Odd Fellows per- of Kalplng, constituting the first line house. The of court ty apportionment Hand-Painteformed their ceremony and together of defense. The Japaneae occupied tha from Ihe grand stand. The other playWate Bottle Silver Top, given by John Smaller, only candidates. for the various counties has i with the A. O. U. W., both of whft position and the Russians retreated ers fielded their position well and play- delegates Jeweler. 80 one fixed been at volea (or every The funeral services over the remains ed hard to win. orders the deceased was a member northward. Chair (Oak) given by Ogden Furniture Co. Rocking Howell. of Miss Mays Unity, who died this attended the services In a body. The The lobsters played an excellent caul for Congressman Silk Umbrella, lady or gentlemen, given by The Toggery, SSth St On the nne day the right wing of floral offerings were many and beautimorning at the fsrnily residence, SKIS game In spite of the four errors marked south east of Kaip-In- g Ladles Belt, latest fad. given by S. J. Burt k Bros. the army Japanese rtngree svemie, will lie held Tuesday up Against them. It was a shame the SERMON APFJAED TO PARKER. ful. Ladies or Childs Walking Hal, given by The Leader Millinery, Mrv defeated a small force of Russians I two o'clock at the First Ward MeetThe Interment was in ths city ceme- and the left wing occupied the heights wag they pounded liaison over tha Lyon. Esopus, N. P., July 10. In spite of tery and at the grave the ritual ser- to the southwest. as he la recognized in ing House. The remains can lie viewed field. esMV-lallLemonade Pitcher, C Tumblers and Trays, given by Rlchardsoi k ' Ihe Western league as huc.Ii a rurvs the very nniisual hour at which vice of the Odd Fellows was held. Monday from 3 to V p. m. Grant. On Thursday the entire Japanese Alton B. Parker retired mixer. Morten son handled the home Judge forced its way closer to Kalplng. Ladies or Gents Sweater, given by Ogden Knitting Co., Wash. An. army He issued this morning after receopt of the FUNERAL OF FRANK KERW1N. The Glen wood inquest takes plam hide like a professional. BEE RICHARD80N k GRANTS WINDOW FOR PRIZES AU overcoming the stubborn resistance of this morning at in o'clock, before three passes only to the visitors, and news from SL lamia he was prompt in WEEK. Russian Infantry, cavalry and arTHIS the Judge Howell In the Mtinlcliel court. allowed them twelve hits, but kept the hla departure fur church at Kingston Very impressive wgs the funeral tillery located In the narrow defiles. He Mrs. drove to with Parker The attorneys at. the hearing will lie: hita pretty well scattered. In Morten-eotoday. service held over the remains of The Russians held many strong posiF. T. Hitlaniskl, for the county; C, C. there is the making of a great tho Episcopal Mission church of the Frank Kerwln, which were held in the tions 1 the mountain passes, hut deD. M. Cross and at Kingston, where hla St. Joseph's church at 2 oclock yesfor the company pitcher. Ilia atmng wing and powers Holy their desperate resistance tbey Rev. Charlea M. Hall, is terday afternoon. The immense cath- spite of endurance will do the trick. Ilia Lraaenger for the Khnpe family. were forced to abandon them one by base running was alsu very good. Oid rector. Mr. Hell has been Attending edral was filled with a vast concourse one. During the night the Russians War lloree." Henry, was certainly the St. Louie convention nnd In hie of frlenda to pay their respects to were largely reinforced by troops TWO BROTHERS INJURED. in the game all the way through. He absence Rev, Dr. Edward Cooper, rec- the memory of the deceased young brought from the north by train, lu was, however, unable to pick a bail tor of the church of St. John the man. Rev. P. M. Cuahnahan spoke for a big battle Friday. Austrians Are Brought to City Suffer- out of Hodson's assortment of curves, Divine, at Hasbrourk Heights, N. J., upon the life of tbe young man, who preparation The Japanese began the last day's Received on With conducted the services. Park ing Injuries was taken from this world in the fighting at daylight with an artillery Judge to make a safe bit at. until the critical Cutoff. derisive moment In the tenth tuning, er assisted in taking up the collec- prime of hia life. Tender and com- fire from guns In positions previously when a little one over second let in the tion. The sermon included no refer- forting words of sympathy were also captured from the Russians. At 8 AfA couple of Austrians, whose names winning run. Javltt held down first ence to matters civic or poliik-al- . extended the fsrnily of the deceased. o'clock in the morning they drove the In were could not he learned brought lit the meet approved style, but he ter the service Dr. Cooper was naked The floral offering were many and Russians from their positions and forfrom the rut off last evening at 3:30 wasn't there with the etlck like he if be had Judge Parkers silence in magnlflceuL ced them into their last line of defense o'clock and taken to the hospital. The usually Is. Hodenn's out rurve was the mind in his reference to the eloquence The interment waa in the Mountain around the town. The Russians evimen were two brothers and as near aa bait at which he bIL Weesler's strong of life rather than of lips, when he View Cemetery. C. J. A. Lindquist dently saw that the town was doomed, We Will Buy or Build for You a Home on Monthly Paymenb could be learned the men were employhad charge of the funeral arrange- at General Oku reports that many batting waa a feature of the game and said: ed In the gravel pit at Promontory his base running waa clever. Check-ett- a not In is life the eloquence It that ments. Easier Than Rent. . troops were withdrawn during the Point and were injured by a dump ear. made the winning run. A single speaks as loudly or counts as much morning. The Russians finally took One of the men has a compound fract- and clever base running landed him on aa the life itself of a man. If you desire to own a home or a store, or a farm, or any other propeposition on the tops of high precipices ure of the right leg. while the other has third mud a bit by Henry allowed him The rector amiled but declined to rty, and have not the money with which to buy it, we believe the follow resistance. offered stubborn and a again the number of slight Injuries about to come in. Taylor aa usual played a ay. ing will Interest you. About noon they were forced to again body and head. Judge Parker's visitors, John B. Mcgood gams. Hla base running was the the withdrew, occupying Japanese superb and the way he landed on Petz-ol- 's Donald and Judge Hatch, remained last line of defenses. The Japanese d with him until 3 a. m. receiving bulWe will contract to buy or build for you a home, store, or buy for yol curves waa good to look at pursued the enemy, despite a severe arand letins New fur in then tho work a farm, pay off a mortgage or any other real estate costing. any amount and (.'lark did good departed batteries Russian from fire the tillery not over (16,000.00, anywhere in the United States yon may select out field. Folzold waa stronger than York. north. on the the high hills to This afternoon the Democratic nomusual with the stick. Hluth played Ids place you In possession of It, give a Deed to it in your own name, tM occuThe Japanese artillery finally let you pay for it and own it at the rate of (8.00 PER MONTH ON first game on the local diamond this inee for President spent his leisure Threat la Made to Send Fleet to pied the positions and silenced these EACH (1,000.00 THE PROPERTY COSTS WITHOUT INTEREST. Ths following are the arrivals at ihe season and taking Into consideration time seated on his veranda with a Unless Our Citizens Art Turkey batteries. that he hasn't had much practice, did numlier of friends. Telegrams of conReed Hotel for the past twenty-fou- r Given Mors Privileges. In the afternoon the Japanese occugratulations for Judge Parker continue bourn: good work. pied the town without further resist , The selection of the property, Is left to you; it must not be The next game to be played on the to arrive. H. B. Del Vale. West Side; J. Henance. be will diamond the we will purchase any property you select, unless it local that deciding derson and wife, Cincinnati, Ohio; of While the the particulars fighting Vienna, July 10. A dispatch from are not and Nathan Henderson. Cincin- game between the Cleveland Commisfully worth the amount asked for It; in Insisting that we get valuers it ia evident that the crived which will be good security for our money we are also prConstantinople says American Min- Russians known, nati. Ohio: A. II. Niiss. Salt ImUe; W. sion Company of Salt lake City aud n determined stand. ister Lcishman has handed a note to The loseeemade the lix als. This promises to lie an InIV Kelly, city; C. E. Bobbin. Chicago, we conduct of property your Interest. In the purchase electing and the number of men enthe Pone saying that uniesa a prompt all is in evT and teresting game. It will be rememliere.i rock bottom This Illinois; Mrs. B. T. Stewart, Salt negotiations, always get prices. settlement of the school question was gaged have also not been reported and A. C. Past and wife, city; II. T. (lee and that each team has won a game in way to your advantage. details are awaited. further arranged a United Stales fleet would family, city; It. S. Joyce and family, both instances by the close score of 6 appear in Turkish waters. "The Sulcity; C. U. Broughton, city; Helen to 3. JAPS OCCUPY KAIPING AND tan ordered the Grand Vizier to comThe rules of payments are exactly the same in every case; the lowert Folkiwlng is the detailed account of Wenger, city; Fannie Breeden, city; HSIENCHANG. with the York. Davi-New minister's demands. ply yesterday's game; Felss, payments we can accept are (8.00 per month on each (1.000.00 yo0 10. The followWashington, July The Anieriran demands on the SulPARK CITY. costs, but you can pay as much more as you want to. property Sensation Is Caused by Telegram of A H. R. H. F 0. A. E. tan are for privileges to school and ing dispatches have been received at the from Toklo: to William Japanese legation Emperor Outgoing 3 . 2 colleges conducted by American teachrf... General Oku reports that our Sec Mem-foe- . Rueeian Regiment o ers equal to those give foreign teach5 8 It Is not necessary that you live on the property. You can rent it or put anuy commenced operations July 5 t ers; for permission fur American ond Bates, as it to any other proper use. You can also sell it at any time you chooW; 6 for After Kalplng. occupying 3 St. Petersburg, July 10. A sensation Ikitiovan, 2U professional men to practice on even j subject to the mortgage on it The contract can also be transferred dislodging the Russians from 1 i has lieen caused by the publication in terms with foreigners, and Kir the their Ryan, if by you to anyone else. This Is provided for In the contract we positions finally occupied 1 Butterfield, 3rd.. 5 lliissky Invalid, the army organ, of direct access of the American minister Kalplng and the neighboring heights 5 P Hudson, p telegram from Emperor William to to llie Sudtan in the transaction uf on July 9. 5 (' The responsibility of the people with whom you do business is alw7 Crawford, if the Colonel of the Wyborg. (Finland) business. General Kurokl reports that on Julv au It) which the Emperor is The United States Installment Resit? regiment,-o-f important consideration. Booth Says Salvationist International F. Cm ford, Is!. 4 6 our detachment, after expelling 300 of Co., is Minneapolis, Minn., honorably Colonel In chief. The Em LONDON PAPERS ON CONVENTION. incorporated under the most strinCongress la Step Towards UniRussian cavalry, occupied Hslenchang 1 I'tUl 4 12 29 13 gent corporation laws in the United States, with a :.4i pei-oversal Brotherhood. congratulates the regiment on capital stock of (2; 30 miles Northeast of Saiachi. There 0l)ft. These laws are not to be compared to the tx.l'tcv. the prospect of meeting the Japanese 11. Several newspaplindon, July corporation laws no were casuelties on our On side. A.K U. II. P.O. A. E. and adds that he is proud that his regl ers this morning any other stale, and any attempt at fraud under these laws bring editorials refer- July 5 we repulsed a Russian print London, July in. General 1 . 3 cavalry 0 0 ment will have the honor of fighting ring to the national Democratic cona quick und severe penalty. Therefore such a law is In itself an ,f Pro-- s the sends througii the Awim-latcunder Colonel Chirhlnskv vw.'i,.r 5 tor its Emperor, ihe Fatherland and vention at St. Louis, but most of them regiment solute guarantee of our standing and responsibility. We have ,M m. thwhich came to to SaitH ua attack H.avil.t.' lit!.".'! S near North following stage 13 0 the fame of the Russian army. In eon merely recapitulate the events of the and mortgages in property to tbe value of about (31)0,06; equities r In Amen. a in regard Fen Our casualties were ih. mine Shulleng. 1 (1 5 vf elusion ihe Emperor says: therefore your investment Is absolutely safe. convention. four killed and three wounded. the International rongiem ihw.l 1 5 0 M My sincere wishes accompany the Nearly all of them agree that Judge here: n 4 regiment. God bless its standards." Parker's position is in accordsm-The Iniernational St. Petersburg, July 10. An importf tlw 9 0 This telegram was only published with the traditions of the candidates We have hundreds of testimonials from the leading business PMP1 Salvation Army fnrtiieh ant point in the official account in the 2 0 ibis but of the country, who have received loans from us, and we would b morning, con its by nnd satisfaction evening that silver will battle of Kai Chou is the statement In express evidence of the eoni-retfoi m aud pow1 2 tems had become wiile$- known anil not he the Issue of the very pleased to give veu a copy ol them upon request. For furtbr erful force whicii this mm emeu t is ml. campaign. Lieutenant General Sakharoffa report df" formed the gpneral topic of converse information call at our office ana our agent will The Standard declares that Judge that the dilated tn exerrire In promoting the you every are Japanese 39 Total advancing a Ion (inn. A considerable sectloj of puhln tall You can't afford to put this matter off. Do give while T0 Sheehan is a dce.l the coast toward Tinkow. Parker's to message it ni brotherhood of man and to dwtl a today The wordScore by innings: even dPdiupd from the message that which will have the matter in mind. give Parker a plane In his- ing of the original dispatch is not clear heavy blow to the walls uf racial color Park City 2 0 U t) 1 n S 0 1 9- -7 A FEW SALT LAKE CITY PEOPLE WH08E LOANS ARE BEING Germany intends before long to abandIt and prejudire wftbom injuring the true him send to may Conceivably tory. and might read equally well that the 0 0 0 1 3 2 0 0 -8 on her position as a mere onlooker the White House, but It will MADE THI8 month ARE: vnirir of nationalism. The vis.on of Ogden certainly Japanese cavalry had already arrive! Two out when winning run wa with regard to events In the Far East. make him a force to be reckoned TV. A. Ridd, traveling passenger 4 000J! Fremh and German Salvation soldiers made: within agent D. k R. O at btlt Ylnkow, to the distance owing In diplomatic circles, while the iel W. H. Jones, Walk-Ove- r 2.,i,v1 T; American politics for some time to and other factors, this is not of Africans and of Spaniards, uf JapanShoe Store Co., 259 So. Main runs. Earned Park believed Summary: Pity. grain has caused much surprise and come. C. A. Conner, 30 W. 6th So. ese and Finlanders, of Hritona and to be the care, though it is possible the 131 : Ogden, (31: Bat-on ball off oniment. It is Immediately associated Geo. M. Conner. 141 W. 7th So... .... ..... .. !.V! lvrs. of Hindoos, Uudbista Mortensen. (31: Hudson. in ie advance 31. Hit hv wi'h close touch with Japanese (he approaching commercial Lulu Brooks. 408 Constitution building .... and Mohanum-dunl)r. marching side oy pitcher Bradley. Yinkow the outposts. Are these people satisfied? Ask them. irea:y negotiations in Berlin. It seems GALLACHERS TRUNK FACTORY. side through the streets of I London at Two base . Weasler. Taylor, to le generally understood that RusCaptain Sekrotoffs ambuscade of a For further information rail or telephone us. or fill out coupe the lm of the once despised army Mortensen. north Strip k out by .l..it--nsrof Japanese squadron is sia Manufacturers Siuyen of to make we will give same prompt attention. prepared onriderable Tnngs and Bags, dram, playing and singing the songs. ' (7); Hudson. (81. Time of game iwo tariff c.mression in exchange for tho Leather Goods. Repairing at reason- shows that the Russian force Is farther 11 U. S. Installment Realty Co., Broom Hotel. Ogden. following the one lewder, could exer- - hours. In east t this waa than lUmla!). e. Anemlam Umpire. region able on sot generally Ice. Call and ire powerful Influence In tbe making short prices, neutrality of tiernianv dur-in- e Call and Investigate. TAKE THE RENT CLRt the war. as well a for the assist -e us and we ran save you 25 par believed. of peace and international concord. Sot'. -- c stolen re The Toklo of i adan i dispatches DAVID I. GALLACHER. The American contingent has. I era Germany rendering in keeping cent , mittisg the loss of the th- enemies of 'tie Russian torpedo boats 222 25th tract. happy i say. largely rnntriliiiied to Ihe government Vice A Admiral sner-esby reported in Skrydloff to map of Jerr. of the iti Germany under jxdioe surveillance. nvi and has testi-f'-- d lieen have sunk by the Vladivostok Ut the t tower of our Moreover, .j,s been repeatedly af-- r Tbe life of the locomotive is hemmyours rod. b:i. In fmiu in ja! plan and print BROOM HOTEL OGDEN. is here taken squadron to rrove that (lull Kushla desires to raise Jit," 'cm inn. ing shorter because of the heavier the Japanese are . Balt Lake office, 204-Atlas Block. when it is concealing money in Merlin. w work biih it is required to do. possible to do so. 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