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Show UOKNI.N'0 m;iKN, EXAMINER, I 1AI!. TEEsHAY MOKNlNti, -- 5- 1! u tliThese iiiiKiiqiraphii s;T of lailiii lire. ito-r who Mmii" m rotijme The an liiui exnvei t hi- - Milne uf iuiiit-rri- . iiio-ifor tab iluiuiii in tin- - n'li- it i - ii:-ac,- ITEMS IN OPERATE OGDEN WEBER Geo. Bain and Cr'sisir. ofMr. 240 Thirtieth street. POLITICS aeries of games Baa been ar-fthe Ogden Commercial TJSue and the conteatiug teama mil Jf c M. L. Ogden Furniture and niet Co. Scowcroft and Boyle firat game of the aeries or Monday. July IS.h at h Ramsey, of Provo, is his sister. Mrs. E. S. Caro 11, ird. He ia on his return home prolonged absence in California. v.slt-iKsit- ii4 OF THE DROWNING OF RAY MOFFET AT ARKANSAS CITY. being Political candidates are now announced by their friends In numbers. As stated several days ago in this paper Jesse Fowers and Joseph Stanford will be candidates for renomination on the Republican ticket for commissioner and they point to their past record as the best reason for endorsement, w . L. Stewart of Warren will also be a candidate, lie is s staunch Republican who will ask for the nomination as a candidate from the country, and his friends are urging his nomination. George Kcunis'' piisli, prurcKsor of political stipiKiri. and Major Small pasture were seen bright and curly this morning, leaning on one of 1'in-lSam's mail iHixcaon Taeney-fifi- h St., looking wine and Kiyi-in- g io curb other. It Is prob- m-- able this early meeting forbode another a ailing abortion In the Evening Poodle Dog. CRIPPLED FOR LIFE vice-presid- bus-wini- - Ml h COUNTY BOARD MEET a, four-flushe- rs, 11 ea JJ1 eIdn ab-ace-sa v Ueport - n..hMd. re-hi- U e SEE Opinion Gives to Utah ths Palm for the Moat Comprehensive Mineral Display. Father Airivsd From Ogden in Tims to 'Special to tbo Siandaiii.i Attend Exundtion Guiumlti. fit. Louiv. July 18. J!Hil. The lomplcic -- tiro striking feature of the I'lals The rtv'iv iif tin' d. f Rsy mill Alines and xbiliit in the lslace of Alof- -. Moffei. I he ni R. now in full operation sixtionarr tng;i.nT ar the South- Metallurgy-- is ern Iacifii- - simps in iiy.';..n, which was and the crowds who rongregsie about announced in ibis ps'icr m'ioui ten days the exhibit liesr testimony to the efago. it given in fill fi un the Daily fectiveness of the arrangement of the svelor, July 12, ol :ausss City, as display. Aside from the spectacular feature of followe; mill fu actual oiieraiioo, consensus of opinion gives to Utah tbs palm for 1IODY J ill Nil. the most comprehensive mineral display at the World's fair. Other exhibH. II. Hill Made the ( some Discovits may attract the casual visitor with l'.uried Today. the seductive glow of pure gold, and er? Last Evening. Ix ph A few moment 3 oclivk, the student and scientist may find parlast evening. H. 11. liril. of the Ar- ticular Interest in some phase of metalkansas City Milling found lurgy and mining elsewhere displayed, i!!iany. but there is not an exhibit In Ihe build(be body of Ray Mofft-'- . Mr. Hill walked out on the trestle hat supports the ing that so suciessfully catches the ateast end of the switch that supplies tention of the visitor, holds and then the wheat elevator and was looking brings strikingly to his understanding around at the com pain s lumber, a part Ihe vast resources of the country preof which was float my around In the sented, as does the I'lsh Mining dist back water of the Walnut river. play. CATCHING Till) ITUL1C EYE. Glancing down ll nmyli the ties of not be unthe trestle he saw a horrible sight. Just derThis achievement should estimated, fur. being in competition at the end there arc a couple of braces of and right where these cross he saw a with all the world, those In charge human body. It waa nearly all out of exhibits at (he World's fair find (lieir to the water except the head and was Ingenuity and tesou reef u Innas taxedwill covered with drift but not un firmly llie limit to create an exhibit that but what It would have floated away catch the eye of the thousands who are being surfeited with an expose of tbe had it not been held by the braces. world's wonders. Utah accomplished Mr. Hill, not caring to excite tbs soim-thinof men, said nothing until he had walked other tablesthat many representatives and countries, who have over to the Roberts planning mill and precedent of long standing body. The doctor had Just heard a re- exposition to draw upon, have failed to da port that the body hsd bean found in Hut after all Is said, the mineral disthe park and he replied that it had been play of Utah speaks loudly for Itself, found. in the section reserved for the state Mr. Hill then telephoned to Mayor an lie found as great a variety of minhim was there a body erals of commercial Binnott telling value and reprein the river and that It hsd better be sentative of the of as employment Dr. Muffet was telelooked after. much capital as was ever congregate! phoned again and he had by that tints at an exposition. The man of affairs Is found that tha first report was untrue. Instantly Impressed with the signifiE. Kirkpatrick's undertaker at cance of the 826.467.UU8.53 the once left for the mills end with the value of a figures. mineral production of year's men of hsd the soon several help ths suit; and nearly $1,0(10, oou divibody out of ths water and brought It dends paid in June, 1904; the active up town. mine operator at once grasps ths poe- -i bl lilies of the undeveloped resources; was It was a horrible sight. .It blasted to severs! Mines the original the mining engineer can readily Judge were entirely of the substantial character of the desize and the features This the re- posits of the stale, while the sightseer started unrecognizable. from the port that the body was not that of H shown ths various the Moffet boy and In a few moments earth to the mint or fouudry through there were some hundred different which ore passes. stories going the rouuds. Some said EXHIBIT ARTISTICALLY It was the body of Moran who was ARRANGE!). drowned at Winfield, but these The concentrating mill stands in the stories were all stopped when Dr. looming up Moffet saw the body and Identified It rear of the exhibit space, iL a reviewing prominently. Fronting not the stand In the form of an beyond all. doubt, only by haa clothing but by a scar on tbo left knee been constructed and over arrhwsy this (be visand also a scar on the cheek. itors may pas, viewing the full oiiera-Uo- n witk the Many who are familiar of the mill and obtaining a birds-ey- e past conditions of tbc high water are of the entire exhibit. Tbe stairways unable to see how the body flualcg of Ihs reviewing stand are flanked on over the fences, which it had to pass either side by wide sills upon which are to reach the spot where found. No one displayed, under glass rases, tbe rare can tell the many currents and counter and striking minerals of Utah. currents that have been flowing in that A prominent feature of the archway vicinity and for that reason the route Is tbe statue of Fortune In bronse and taken must, remain a mystery. huge bottles, of 65 gallons' capacity, It Is. (he popular belief that the containing the water and brines of to dynamite exploded In Ihe river on Salt lake. These aid materially Saturday afternoon with the boie of the artistic arrangement of the exhibit, bringing the body to the surface did its as does the onyx which is set in the work but that (be body flloated away woodwork of the archway. unnoticed. Fronting the archway, which occuIhe center of the exhibit. there have pies Rsy Moffet lived here with hia uncle been arranged Biecitnens of ores conDr. C. B. Moffet, and was thirteen In appearance and thus claimyears of age. last Friday afternoon he trasting the attention of all who paaa. A was in the water on East Madison ave- ing coal from . Pleasant nue with other boys, who were engaged vast pyramid of set beside a similar In calchlng shocks of wheal that float- Valley has been I tile iron ore from hem of red pyramid ed down the river. He rode over the producing a contrast and line into the field south of the road on Ironthecounty, same time a striking Impression a bundle of wheal, which, when be was at sn.l quantity. in deep water, broke up and he cither of Inquality this section of the exhibit ran b was too tired to get out or became too found large pieces of ores mounted on badly frightened to take care of himpedestals giving a comprehensive Idea self. Since then there have been sev- of the diversity of the mineral remade for the body, but sources eral searches oue of the slate. Flanking they were unsuccessful. side of the entrance of the spare Is a Tha river was dynamited Saturday column of Kyune grays! one which disof the plays') to advantage afternoon, and (he vicinity this attractive drowning was thoroughly explored by building stone out of which the govdivers and men with hooks, etc. ernment Is const ructing the new federAnother mark of Identification was al building at 8all lAke City. A mammoth specimen of srlenli n rag that bad been tied around two of the boy's fingers on his right hand. gypsum rhrystals and curious speciThis rag had workel loose from ihe mens of tbe "malural coke," found in fingers but still hung fast to Ibe lads the Pleasant Valley fields, as well as siieclmens of marble and onyx, lead, wrist, where It had been fastened. The body was preimred for burial silver and gold ores of runti anting and this afternoon, after a short serplease Hie eye and excite the vice at the grave, conducted by Dr. 18. wonder of the visitor. T. Moffat, of the United Presbyterian ORES FROM UTAH'S MINES. From these sit rad Ions the visitor is church, it wss buried in Rfvervlew cemetery. There were only s few persuaded to Investigate tha display friends present., among whom were the of the ores front the different large mines of the state, for the rnmmlKsion-er- s playmates of the boy. this morning The father arrived have collected an exhaustive display from Ogden. Utah, Jnst in time to be of characteristic materials which demonstrate the exact nature of the mineral present at the funeral. deposits which are being worked to commercial advantage. The arrangement of the ores from the minea of Utah Is attracting the attention of every mining man who vlalta the exposition for geological formation of the foot, and hanging walls of the veins are shown side by side with the valuable ores themselves. There Is no other display In the A number ot prominent railroad of- Mlnee and Metallurgy bulllfng that so t, ficials, among whom were Julius comprehensively conforms to the origeneral manager of the South- ginal Intention of Ihe exposition man Hern Pacific; W. - Bancroft, general sgement to demonstrate the p of manager of tbc Oregon Short Line; E. mining as the Utah exhibit. The vein Buckingham, division superintendent matter Is displayed with its casing or of the Oregon Short Linn, and W. It. rock formation; the ore Is taken from Scott, division superintendent of the the ground, es it were, and from it is Southern Pacific, came In from the extracted the valtiee. The visitor ran see each stage of progiraxlnn and aftnorth and went over the Ogdcu-Lucicut-of- f yasterday on a (our of intqiec-tio- n er the concentrators have discarded all in special cars, Gaudalomie, Bue- the valueless material, the shining na Ventura, Burnet and O. 8. L. No. 5. particles of mineral are handed over to An excursion train carrying the him in a little labeled bottle that he G. A. R. veterans and their families may carry away with him a memento and friends went over the Oregon of the exhibition he haa witnessed. Short Line to the Lagoon today, at UNUSUAL AND which place the annual ramp fire of ths CURIOUS MINERALS There is perhaps no other one exR. of this state is being held. hibit In the Palace of Mines tnd MetalINNOVATION IS UNLIKELY. lurgy that attracts the attention of visitors as the Utah display of ores conRome, July 17. Officials of Ihe gov- taining radium. There is always ernment are absolutely without infor- knot of people examining the brilliant mation regarding the statement cabled hned ore which Is displayed In profrom here anl circulated in the Unltea fusion in n glass rase. Commissioner General Stales that Emperor Menelik of Abys-in- a Whitaker, n, who is an expert photographer, haa decided to send Ras bis excellent one of principal advisors, many photographs of Utah as minister to Washington. The off- scenery to be found sbont the exhibit icials say tlje Abyssinian emperor has will testify, has experimental with no representative in any part of the these radium ores and bss produced world and that there has been no talk results or great interest to tbe aclen or other Indication that sui b an inno- lists as well as to the general public, holder by opaque slide rtf a photo-plat- e vation as that aroatioaed Is using the ores having radio activity. 'in-lin- e Joseph Carlson and children have turned from a live weeks trip in the etii during which they visited the Si. Bis exposition. They had a most enjWilliam Bewail of Wilson ward Is oyable time. also out for the nomination for commissioner on the Republican ticket. He Lake la at present road supervisor there and Mrs. May Downing of Balt in Art Needle urges that as hla precinct pays a large City will give free lessons 2 from to 4 p. m.; assessment, they deserve a commisMondays Work, 10 m. a. to 12 m., sioner. from Thursdays, 18th. You hip murine Monday, July Another candidate haa been definiteus invited to accept this offer and beof gone acquainted with Mm Downing, ly announced lor commissioner ml also our prices and way of doing Weber county in the person of & W. L L. Crsgun of View. He has always been WILLIAM ECCLES MEETS WITH tanness, hours respectfully, ACCIDENT AT HOOD RIVER, one of the most loyal Republicans of dark & Sons Co. OREGON. the county. He was a candidate for the nomination two years ago, but withMr. and Mm Jos. Chei entertained drew bis name from the convention be- All Fingers of His Right Hand AmCottnr Sunday Mr. and Mrs. O. W. were reasons. His cause of geographical putated by Saw. who on of 8belbyville, Indiana, U for this reason enclaim be friends to Yellowstone frtqminp from a trip Hood River, Ore.. July 18. 1904. Wm. titled to support this year. Borne of Fork. They come from Mr. and Mm Mr. want him to run Eecles, oldest son of W. H. Eccles, friends Craguna Oeus former home. and general manager of the fur assessor. Mt.llood Lumber l'..whlle operating a In the district court before Judge Lyman Bkeen will also be a candi- edger In the saw mill here this afterde- date for nomination on the Republican noon. met with an accident that will lolapp, the motion to modify the em in the case of S taker vs. Staker ticket far the same office. Mr. Bkeen re- cripple hint for life. The teeth of the vu argued, submitted and taken un- tired from the office two years ago aft- saw caught his right band and took off er serving two terms He refused to the fingers at the knuckles. Ills wounds to advisement allow his name to again go before the were dressed and the young man was taken to the hospital In Portland, Ore., Mrs. J. S. Borsman broke her arm convention, as be expected bis business for treatmenL tso or three days ago in n peculiar would call him away from the state. toner. She was standing up some There is quite a bunch of candidates (mil Jars on the shelves when In some POLICE COURT OFFENDERS iy she became overbalanced and fell out for the nomination for the legislaThe distance was not ture on the Republican ticket Among to the floor. peat, but the lady fell with sufficient them are five men who are for Kearns, They Are Arraigned and Given Adefive for Sutherland and live who will be tme to break her arm. quate Punishment for Mayor Glasmana for the United can the else up Voters The usual Monday crowd of offend' Saturday afternoon, while engaged States senate. list and form their own conclusions as ers was conspicuous by its absence it work on the dancing pavilion at to the complexion of the legislature. from police court. A number of minGlenwood Park, James P; Jensen, the The list Is: T. G. Burt, I. L. Clark, A. or cases were disposed of. prk keeper, fell from near the edge T. Wright, Walter Wedell, Rudolph E. Gallery got thirty days for vagrf the roof to the ground below, H. E. rancy. fractured hand and a badly Kuchler, Dr. A. S. Condon, Bteve Zachlsnd, an Austrian, was Mr. Jensen and others Wardleigh, 11. A. Simms, Frank Stratbruised leg. D. arraigned on the charge of carrying were engaged at fastening the ropes ford, Charles Hollingsworth, John Murphy, J. C. Nye, George Hanson, a concealed weaium. The defendant that were to hold the pavilion storm He was standing Thomas England, Geo. Dean, George aald that ho was afraid be would be curtains in place. J. C. Child. It will make op- robbed and that was the reason he nprlght on the edge of the opening and Graves, wu Just in the act of fastening one portunity for a merry scrap in the con- was carrying a gun. He was fined 10 or ten days. It Is probable that of the ropes when it gave way and he vention. a charge of robbery will be preferred was precipitated about ten feet to the Some of the Kearne push in Ogden against him. ground below. In falling he struck his R. W. Wrighl, O. Kendall. Hill Car-rutbead and arm, bruising the former and are so Inconsistent in their circulation become their efforts of stories and Joseph Bogan pleaded guilty that the latter. His fracturing leg, also, was injured. amusing For instance one of the to disturbing (he peace. Wright and crowd (s following the example set by Kendall were the parties directly enothers of his ilk. lie is a candidate for gaged in the fisticuff encounter while the others were the onlookers. an office at the handa of tho Republicans, it is alleged, but In the main he The two first named got ten days and spends his time In circulating the story each, Carruth was discharged that Mayor Glssmsnn is not in reality Bogan, who is but fifteen years of age, a candidate for the United States sen- will be held until hla folka can be ate, but Is working in the interest of communicated with. Ade Terry forfeited $15 for Kearns and at the psychological moon a charge of indecent ment will throw the Weber delegation to the Silver King senator. exposure. The man to whom he told this gauxily constructed tale listened quietNew York. July 18. --Considerable ly to the close, and then asked: delay In the haudiiug of baggage has "You are for Kearns, ain't you?" been caused by the strike of 200 drivYes, was the reply. ers and helpers in the employ of the BEAN SPRAY PUMP "Well. If your story Is true, why are NeW York Transfer company. The 'DOES NOT WORK AND HAS TO BE you fellows spending so much time company haa the transfer privilege fighting G1 asm aim? Do you object to with several leading railroads and REPAIRED. his aiding Kearns? trunks.now being hauled in great numcommenced bers to accommodate vacation tfav-elerWell why you see EthcHngton Asks for Withdrawal of the stuttering and embarrassed politiWatt Weber From Consolidated have piled up rapidly at some cian. School District, of the terminals. Officials of the com"O, yon needn't explain." continued pany declare the men have made no The board of commissioners hia querist. "I think you fellows are demand. Itsis elated that the Teamcounty nct in regslar the fakirs; trying to ride sters union did not authorise session yesterday morn-il- h members preeenL A num-b- w into office on the Kearns barrel. You strike and will tske steps to fill the of ranine matters were considered cant tell the truth so that a person vacant places If the men do not return sad acted upon. could discern it from a lie. The matter to work. Dr. Forbes, of fact Is that you are trading off an county physician, Wd that there is only one county Ogden man and Ogden interests at the death of Sylvia west Wheat in the hospital at the present dictation of Kearns and was ne sad that is a transient case disappearBut the Kearns heeler typhoid fever. ing beyond the reach of the speaker's Conun issioner SUCCUMBS TO PERITONITIS SUNPowers was granted voice. wtber time to DAY AFTERNOON AFTER A upon the mat-fo- f report BRIEF ILLNESS. Uie opening of a mew road In The Democrats of Weber county are neber to the new station of the looking sharply for available material watteni Pacific company on the Lu- for candidates, but most of the Primary Cause of Death Wee Lye, os cutoff. Which She Drank When an Inare imitating Parker In reGnumlsskraer fant not in morning early maining silent, Stanford he had Hulled the sitereported of the baths Mark Lessenger is the only one Sylvia Valencia West, the fifteen-year-o-ld iwJ? ,wttch nd sidetrack of the who is taking the latter, and he claims ton and Northwestern railroad, with his design is not to gain votes. He says daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jos. A. West, died Sunday aftsrnoen at 3:40 FIygare and the site was a de-- 2 then he telephoned to Dr. Moffat, askj o clock at the Ogden General hospital, one- - and upon his recommenda-Permissio- n ing him If anyone had found the boy's baths Of after undergoing two operations for was granted the com-t- o his physician ordered the walk-away peritonitis. put in the track. Oommis-r?1- - course Judge Rolapp has a The deceased had been a sufferer Stanford also imported that for the nomination for district Judge. Childs, an aged Inmate of the Vsl Gideon for district attorney has from stomach trouble very nearly all comInfirmary, had been examined, had no opponent until the past few her life. A short time previous to "mourn,! insane and committed days when Herbert MacMillan's ing to Ogden she bad beenA living with week ago ate mental hospital at Provo, friends have been mentioning him. It Is her mother ia Oregon. last Saturday, with her mother, she hruit Tree Inspector Wilson alleged the latter has not been consultbefore the board and stated ed In the matter and that he will not came to Ogden. The next day, Sunday, Bean spray pump had failed accept For the nomination for county she was apparently In good health, 2the ck and that on the Democrats ticket Ar- playing and romping around with the it required the ser-J"- f attorney an expert machinist to thur E. Pratt, Charles Stout and M. D. children. On Monday morning she was repair Pump, also that new parts for tha Lessenger are so far mentioned. R. T. taken very sick with severe pains in the stomach. The Doctors Rich were "P would have to be received from Harris is no far the only one mentioned in connection with the county treasur-ershi- p celled and they were of the opinion manufacturers. nomination. For clerk, E. 8. that the imuus were caused by perltoni os.Eiherington and Archibald Me-an-d - tls and that an operation waa necesappeared before the board in Rolapp, David Evans, and Joe Langssary. The eufferer waa taken to the of the Btherington claim dorf are being spoken of. was hospital, where the operation TUrnO!? .Winst that school district ascertained was sen in then are at It Democrats far performed. So the gentlemen stated that at the reD. that an ulcer had eaten through stomthe claim was regard to their legislative ticket T.the ach. After the ulcer nad been treated, Is said, would accept tre !!.; They asked that the mat-y,,'- 1 Johnson, ft he withdrawal of the West nomination for slate senator, and Her- she appeared to get along nicely for n district from the consolidated bert MacMillan for the lower house, as few days. The cause of the trouble I1 taken up, and that if the the duties of these positions would not was not yet removed, however.for it oper .a imcat one, the claim Interfere with their law practice. As a waa necessary to perform another m xe matter of fact there ia a coolest going alien Saturday afternoon. Another paid. The matter was refer-w,had formed, and after Its re'h committee of the whole on within the party ranks as to who un county attorney, who will will control the legislature. Frank moval she seemed to lose strength iah . Cannon wants endorsement, but the til finally, yesterday afternoon, nt 8:40 fn Plnlou upon the matter !heu meeUng. majority of the rank and file favor oclock, she passed into the long, of Oounty Auditor Hol-,n- h either King or Rawlins. Each faction dreamless sleep. field It is thought that the stomach troufor the quarter ending will have enough candidates in the ble wan caused by taking a dose of lye 80th was received. In part the shortly. when she was a little girl about three as follows: There will be 460 delegatee In the years old. The doctors are of the opinApril 1st, 111,768, . diion that there was always more or less mS7.24 disbursements, next Republican state convention, counties of an ulcerated condition of the stomwarrants outstanding 864,-- vided among the twenty-eeve- n JU in a ratio of one delegate to every ninety-- ach since that time. Although a eufferer the greater part votes cast at the last general 8tol?f?JniplM0,,cr of poor, Chairman five for of her life, the deceased exhibited great Howell Hon. for election Joseph his uhnjitted quarterly ion patience and fortitude. She endured was as follows: congress. The apportionment by counties, to- the most excruciating palna uncone nflnaanr. 8852.84; regular plalnlnrly and as cheerful in aplts of to poor, 8998.85; temporary gether with the votes cast, follows: Votes. Delegates her suffering. fUnce to poor, $117.25; county pa 7 be funeral services will be held in at lodging houses, 198.83; corns-- EcftVfr bsskm si lbs Second Ward meeting bouse TuesM hospital, f 7f.32; care Bos Elder day. afternoon at 2 oclock. The remuipox patients. $115.40; care of Cll'llC steal lai mains may be viewed at the quarantined with small-OSt- a CtfbOl atsKF io i?.11 of J. L. Herrick. 2457 Lincoln avenue, f Indigent dead, DavIr t ss4s letweeu the hours of 11 a. m. end 1 1enditnres from contingent Emery1 Siu p n. Tuesday. IJ7.7S. Total. 82.969.84. OftrAtld iiobhI-billtl- CONGREGATE TO THE EXHIBIT OF UTAH. CROWDS DETAILS Peculiarly Inconsistent Tale That is Given Circulation by the Kearne Push. 'r FAIR DEATH NEW CANDIDATES SPRINGING UP FOR VARIOUS OFFICES. fJiwood. when Bcowmrft and Boyle allure Co. wiU croea bats. John Hanson recelred word her Mtrrdav that the residence of Mil-ZrEVer Joseph Paine, at Fillmore, county, burned Saturday night T, an us contents were destroyed. Tie lues is about $4,000. - Hi-- - I'illn-itn-H- r t arlilitl rsiliii:n , in oiiikiniug photo- - i gratilie of cuius mid thmugli the mineral tieM of ( rail. If the radium ti j valued at $1(i.ihU.oiii a ton. he can mu- - I jure the value of the Utah deH)Mts lo j his mill cut. for it has (early denionm rated that Utah coiil.l I! supply i lie world wilh radium as soon as science diacovrrr the actual exii-u- t ! CHARLES ROBERTS STRUCK ON THE HEAD BY STEAM SHOVof llti lit i lit v. EL ROD. The salt crymale and the guano, the mineral mke and the mlueral wax, are is b.ougnt to the Hospital From all feature that attract the Promontory Point. ion of the visitor. Thai Mm her Earth ran produce muteriaU usually 7' a. in. Sccrixltii-i- l to the ingenuity of mmi is ,.j, a:-- Cil t lisi M on a i always productive of astuuiKliuient an yt ! Toiut in 'll y Viiin, the visitor who in attracted lv ihe injuicd oil tlic Ik ad and novelty of mineral wax. for Imuanrc. ask U.c.ly cm api'd iic. i ili l,y being Eli uric ia eaily to inveatigale the will, a pH-- , c ni lln- - hug rod' of (lie poKsildliries of tbe other hydro-carlxi- ii i lain-- , which win thrown off when the of Utah, which are displayed in profuiv 1 lulled iindu- Hie heavy aii&:n of sion. au unuxual iy big bui ket load. THE CONCENTRATING MILL i of craueMiidii The vu a The concentrating mill is of comas strain shovel bun ciiiixidcrable dang-- r the star attraction of Utah's mineral attaihcd to ii. Funatcd alsmt Ilf ren display. Ths plant Is s perfect one, fee, li'uni the ground util nu ili bugs manufactured for the cuoiniiatdou by linn of Hie era he lln iii the on s it woikiiiKi uniat, be clear lua-Vcompany and scale of about one-thir- d the usual size. atcuri. lie directa the t SubKiuntiul and nest in appearance. It ll,la piece of lueibncisni whhh huge iikewlae gives tha ImpresMon of being Mconpr. up seven tons of earth at nns built for busineas, KcOUp, Ore from the Cai-tii- s mine is being of such large loa.'s la a The run through the mill each Jay anj tbe lerritlc lifting strain uxn Hie hraie that are In is process every reieil. turn of the crane. The hog rod" Is one complete Front the bln tbe ore ia taken by ele- of Mickc braces. This nuiminq the hog vator through the cruahera and Ihs rod" purled under Ihe strain, and rolla, each perfect siecliiieua of llie great was the force that pieces of Iron latest designed machines. Then through wore thrown In all diiirMoiis, One of the Jigs, screens and the roiu-eut- i store Hu we piece struck Knlierre a glancing the proi-psof elimination ia earned blow on the head, laying oH-Mis ou until the glittering concentrates are scalp for a number of imlies, and raked away from the entiling tanka knocking him to the ground, where ha Tbe jigs and clarifying receptacle lnld iiiiconsclous for shout twenty of tbe plant are marie of glass and the minutes. several processes through which tbeoie As wkm bh posfclble after the acciIs taken can be observed by Ihu siec-tato- rs dent au engine and eaUiOKC, In charge of Conductor tlianilx-ilain- , snj a comprehensive idea curried the of tho imasMilliMea of this mode Injured nmn to Ogden, where be arrivof treatment of ores. and waa Immeed at about lu Ths visitor, after having his curiosity diately taken to the Ogden General aroused by the Utah mineral display, hospital. Kiecla! Officer - E. Abbott can find all tbe Information ncceasary of the Southern Pacific accompanied on Ihe posts surrounding tbs exhibit the Injured man from Promontory to apace, for here, in aitrartive lettering, Ogden. j are given the statistics of production and records of Mime of Ihe large diviPEACEABLE AT OMAHA. dend paying mines. Upon Ihe whole, after a stranger visits the Utah section, Omuha. July 18.- - The various local he will depart with s comprehensive plaut gave out the statement that Idea of the vaMnesa of the mineral re- they wen killing bugs, rutle and sources of tbe slate. sheep on a small scale and were ia This exhibit has been entirely colmuch better condition than since the lected and arranged by Ibe Utah State strike began. Things continue peaceCommiHslon to the KxiNisltion. The able, specimens of mineral were collected ninety days prior to the opening, and MEAT SHOPS CLOSE. were in piece and ready for that event anJ on the whole it represents a vast New York, July 18. to the amount of work and thought. From the 3.000 Kosher among agreement a financial point of view It ie of inesbuff dealers of this that they buy timable value to the state for it gives no more beef until city high prices crest to the world an Idea of the posalliill-lle- e ed by tho striks shall have again beof Utah that tons ot .printers' ink come normal, all but ten Kosher shops would fall to accomplish. are reported dosed. Throughout the Kant Side and Harlem watchouta from union working for the the associations of Kosher liulrfieni, "t " watched the shops and reported every ouo that waa open. The threat hoi been liven mode that anyone selling Ixw'f would bo arrcslort iinder ths Sunday law. Only one of ton hutebera suspected waa arrested, lla because it could not be proven that ho sold any meal. He denied having disposed of any. Three wagon of no contamination when you give loads of fresh meat went to (he East Side and offered fur 12 cepls were us your meat orders, you are sure spurned by the draiers. The meal was of getting good, wholesome meat, rent back, but the wsgous went the not nn ouneo of doubtful flesh-foo- d round s second time, offering It for ever enters our provision 11 rrnls a pound. No one took It. A rate of 6 cents was nl tho butmarket It ie your Intereel as well chers said they would pay. as ours io remember this. leves-(Igst- e This united acihm of the Kosher our 5 per cent rebate sysbutchers enforces the most complete tem. meat fast ever known ou Ibe East ! BC fStlnyeJ lull iif lln- - mint-- . or pringiei'Mir, of lie linn succeeded Boyle. . h Mil-THI MILL AT BOYS ' - lii-n- MacU ui , vii-ito- ! proi-esse- s INJURED s Ix-c- a V -i raiu-itiuai- i I Mi-si- nar-iiiw'- iy - piit-iiioi- Alhs-Chalme- rs n i.'i-loc- I- Ow-iu- g YOU ARE SURE 2 Side. 2458 Washington Ave. OGDEN. SEVEN A. E.WEATIIERBY, LIVES LOST FATALLY HURT IN Fearful Results of a Cloudburst Near Valparaiso, Chile. COLLISION New York. July 18. Seven lives were lost in the cloudburst whlrh Katiirdsy, according to a Herfrom Valparaiso. Chile. AH ald were women, drowned in their resl-- d Three Crowded Cars Collide in Hundreds of commercial houses and were Inundstod, private residences causing great damage. Many imor families were left destitute, haring had IjOK Angeles, July 17. Three cars barely time enough to save their of tlie Ln Angeles Pacific railway, all live. Subscriptions are being raised sl crowdej with passengers, collided at to help tbe sufferers. It. is fearel victims will lie found beneath Santa Monica tonight and were lisdly demolished. M. U. Fngal, a youth of the wreckage. fifteen years, who waa seated on Ihe Dispatches from the southern pro?-Ineand defront platform of one of (lie rare, was reirt rivers overflowing Itsilroa-l bridges. probably fatally injured and a number stroying railway of persons were slightly hurt. lines are cut In several place. 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