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Show w X 7 MORNING Ill I : Utah National Bank. STREET iniTlA ! il 1RKETS Mb WRENS 1. COiPr a s ..37 Futures and San Francis :o and Salt L ake Chicago Corn July Dec. 43 3x5-8- - e 1-- Sept. S3 . Oct. Sept. 12.70; 12.70; Pork-J- uly nt ; 3--8. 12.70 & 12.73 New York, July 25. Speculation in Block! today dispirited aud decid-idl- y ike market was uninteresting. dull and sluggish, i'he lirmness ol the underioue, In spite of the declining activity of demand was lacking was inclined to lousy aud toe market desultory and saglbe nomovementofwas the precipitation showed signa which usually marks the culmination of an nctive speculative advance. The action of the market was nut clearly related to the news of the day aud the drop of prices was in spite of some happenings favorable to values, in the same way that bad news bad been ignored on tue reveut advance. There was a direct reversal of the tone of the railroad official comment on the outlook front that of last week, which was apprebenslva of a renewed period of besiiution in business aa a result of the crop scare. This week railroad officials assert that there bad been a sudden revival of cbeeriul sentiment and an increase of tratt offering in proportion. A seasonable Increase in the gram movement is also reported although of moderate distensions. Eastern railroads are nut in entire tytrmony with these view a The by early market was assisted besideProaoaie buying for London account. fessional traders in slocks ars Inclined to argue that favorable developmeuis of tkis kind are what was counted upen when prices began to advance and while giving some warrant for the higher level of prices there must be n limit to the advance warranted and remaining uncertainties must bs taken account of. Cheerful reports from the iron and steel trade were regarded In the same way. Thera la no great doulit remaining auoag the speculative contingent that the expected quarterly dividend on United Hi ales Steel preferred will he declared tomorrow. That Lock was henry nevertheless, la comIt the with mon others, stocks of the Some loaL of the Independent companies made sharp advances. Domes lie crop news was mostly favorable and the strength in the grain markets was generally attributed to the eagerness of a foreign demand and to reports of renewed uneasiness over the political outlook. The labor trouble! made the most positive inlluonce on the aide of reaction. The threatening aspect assumed by the meat packers' strike was the news from one direction, while the determination of the cotton, workers to go out on strikes wna reported from the New England side. A considerable retrenchment In the labor cost of railroad operation to n recognized necessity for the conservation of net earnings and the growing spirit of discontent in various circles of labor causes some anklety. Sterling Exchange made n rather violent advance in response to the demands of the London money market and there was discussion of the possibility of gold exports in spite of the near approach of the period of normal outgo for our principal merchandise exports. No effect was produced on our money market, owing to the extraordinary level of the banking surplus.- I'he market closed irregular alight recovery from the lowest. Bonds were heavy and dull. Total sales, par value, $1,T40.)HH). United States Is and the old 3s declined per cent on call. Sept. tiil-SST'- 4561-8- May 3-- 4: Oats July Dec. 33 Mining Quotations. 411-- 4; 2. Lard July 6.771-- 6.87 Sept. 2; Oct. 6.92 7.30; Sept. Ribe-J- uly 7.47 7.421-- 2; Oct 2; 2. 70. Rye Flax-1- 23 2. Timothy 3 uO. Clover 11.25. DxrJry 30653. ..73 ..96 .... Kuigar. ICXftlt CHICAGO FUTURES. e aaa a 5-- 2 .51 .a.......1 e a e e e 7-- 8 ,124 .115 5 8 ..33 8-- 4 .193 .100 1-- IS ..24 3-- 4 .126 1-- 2 .115 ..93 5-- 8 .118 2 ..61 3-- ..30 3 .120 e e e 7-- ..53 IS ..23 7-- 8 ..24 8-- 8 .147 .129 a 0 3-- 4 ..25 2 ..44 ..97 18 ..12 ..62 ..88 ..35 2 8-- 3-- 1-- 8 LEAD AND COPPER. New York. July 25. Iad 4.20 4.25; copper steady, 12 easier, TUE CHILDREN 13 12 July Sept , ....- - 13 87, 13 87 4 Oct Lard, per 106 lbs. 6 95 7 00 July Sept Oct Short Ribs, 10A 7 July 7 62 7 52 Vi Sept Oct........ Cash And the 6 87 Vi 92 Vi 6 92 Vi 6 87 6 95 6 95 7 42 7 42 7 47 ' 7 7 42 lbs. 52', OF 13 70 12 70 13 70 12 70 13 70 12 70 By 38 89; at 41 71. Rye-- No. ' Harley flood Feeding, 25 at Fair to choice malting, 43 at 50. Flai Seed by-wa- ya Boston, July 25 The annual Long-woo- d tennis tournament was begun to- Edward H. Cooper. 38; No. 1 118; No. 2 North- western. 123. Timothy Seed Prime 275. Meaa Pork, per hbl.,12.70 nt 12.75; lard, per 100 lbs. 6.77 nt 480.128. Whiskey, basis of high wines, Clover, contract grade, 111.25. . day. A. E. Bell, RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS. Article!. Receipts Shipments 19.400 17.700 Flour, .bblm 27,300 Wheat, bu. . ..... 62.700 354.200 622,900 Corn, bu. 1L709 41,000 Oats, bu. 8.000 Rye. bu. 2.000 10.900 Barley, bu On the product exchange today, the butter market waa steady creameries IS at 17; Dairy 12 at 15. Eggs, steady at mark cases 14' at 15 . Cheese, steady, 7 at ... Prime mercantile paper 3 per rent. Sterling exchange strong with business in bankers' bills at 4.87709.4.8775 for demand and at 4.8594.8510 fur sixty sad day bills; posted rales 4.851-- 2 4.8861-2- . Commercial bills 4.54 3-- 7-- 4 " Bar Elver, 581-Mexican dollars. 45 Honey on call very easy, 1 per cent; time loans easy; 60 and 90 days 2 X 2 3 4 per cent; Ex months per 8. 2. 3-- 11-29- cent 2; 4; t KANSAS CITY CATTLE. Kansas City, July 25. Cattle 3.900. Market steady to shade lower; natlva teer, 4.0096.00; cows and helfen, 3.7565.00; Blockers and feeder a 2.509 4.60; bull a 2.2593.75. Western steer, 3.7565.50: cows and heifers, 1.75&3.75. HOG 1.500. Market 10 to 15 rts. higher; hulk of sales. 5.0065.15; heavy. S.10&5.20; packers, 5 0065.15; yigA 4.5095.10. Sheep 500. SOMETHING Dletlntlon of rises and wealth are theoretically ignored by religion, but it le Idle to Ignore the feet that teachers iff religion, writers preachers, and confessors alike, have tha limitations of other teachers, and may be a brilliant success with one body of disciples and a ludicrous failure with others Christianity la wider than Ha NEW YORK BONDS. aputitlea with few exceptions Father Dolling was an exception, Charles Spurgeon another, Pere Dldon Is U. 8. refunding 2a, registered 104 8 another; men like those stretch out U. 8. refunding 2i. coupon .... 104 3 their hands across yean and sod si U. 8. 3a registered soaeeseaao 104 4 chasms they reach up to heights of U. 8. Ss coupon itmiMtlim 105 4 fame and Intellect and down into Paris 181 4 U. 8. New 4a registered and linden gutters; they are at home 112 2 U. 8. New 4s coupon In nurseries prisons and schools, their 106 U. 8. Old 4er registered 106 disciples are found nt Ascot, at the U. S. Old 4a coupon .102 8 dog fight at the Eton and Harrow Atrhlsoa general 4s s cricket match, and at an 95 4 Atchison adjustment 4s riot. Average men and women, ho' 95 3 Atlantic Coast Line 4e ever, do their bent work among cer110 3 Central of Ueorgla 5a Central iff Georgia, 1st lac. .. 78 3 tain classes and certain ages of Ilfs and the rest of their work la not very 102 8 Baltimore 4 Ohio 4e good. Especially ia thin the case with 95 8 Baltimore 4 Ohio 3 .. 104 2 work la unfamiliar spiritual areasreliChesapeake 4 Ohio 4 Something goes wrong la tha 78 Chicago 4 Alton 8 gious education of the wealthier Chicago. B. 4 Quincy new 4a 95 8 (lessee la this country. One hopes Chicago, M. 4 St. Paul gen. 4s 108 that the meeting summoned at Chuch Chicago 4 N 'western consol 7a 130 House today to consider the matter, 71 1 C. R. 1. A P. R. R. 4s with the Bishop of Worchcster and C. It I. 4 P. R. R. col. 5s .. 82 l.erd Hugh Cecil among lu speakers C. C. C. 4 St. iouls gea. 4s . . 101 4 may help by suggestions causes and 53 Chicago Terminal 4s a cure, b"t to my mind the reasons Consolidated Tobacco 4a ...... 64 are obvious; the apostle Is not present, Colorado 4 Southern 4a and the only available specialist, the 160 Denver 4 Rio Grande 4s parent, has something else to do. It 98 Erie prior lien 4a is a pity, but. allowing for the facts, 84 4 Erie General 4s not matters rather worse than are 4 107 2 Hocking Valley Uiulsvllle 4 Nash. Unified 4s.. 11)5 4 need bet EXAMPLE AGAINST PRECEPT, Manhattan consol gold 4s Here is a domain In which, more Mexican Central 4s than In any other, an ounce of examMexican Central 1st Inc. ple is worth a tun of precept. Look Minn. A Si. Louis 4s at the example! Missouri, Kansas 4 Texas 4s .. AY hat is the good of sending the chilMissouri, Kansas A Texas 2nds dren to chttreh with the governess Nat. R. R. of Mex. consol 4s .. when you let them see that you your New lork Central gen. 2 . self and of your guests in New Jersey Central gen. us .... 122 8 the country house party arc staying 4s Northern I'ai-ifl105 at home? What sermons about rever74 Northern Pacific 2a ence can rounteract the result of one Norfolk A Wesi era consol 4s ini J comic story told about children's prayOregon Short Line 4s 4 Partic. 97 2 ers in the presenre of a child? No Penn. ennv. 3 98 small person who has heard such n 4s General 99 Reading story will say his or her prayers again 8. lamia 6 Iron Mt. cnnsol 5s 116 2 with complete devotion till the etory lLouis 4 Ssn Fran. fg. 4s 83 St within the next few hours, and may be 8. linis S'wcstern lets 96 8 not be at all. How could any religious Seaboard Air Line 4s 69 4 feeling in the nursery survive that Southern Pacific 4s 94 common Invitation to guests to come Southern Railway 5s 115 up stairs and see the children put to Texas A I'sciflc lets 119 4 bed and hear them say their prayers? A Weat'n 4s.. 73 2 Toledo. St. 1 know children with whnet tha Uuion Pacific 4s TO. shame of this cereand Indignation Union Pacific eonv. 4s 1U7 mony under such circumstances have U. s. Siccf 2nd 5s 78 4 1 lived on for years. know others Wabash lefs 117 the chief sufferers, perhaps, in the Wabash Deb. B ".9 end to whom It is just nuts; who Wheeling 4 Lake Erie 4s .... 91 1 2 parade comic petitions, and offer pray Wisconsin Central 4a 89 for blessings on a long list of C. F 4 1. ....... .........a. friend, aud one eye on their audl ewe like a second t lasa actrcaa In the crack scene of a play. I remember a FAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCK. small girl who witihed it to be understood that she had a large circle of Ran Framlwo. July 25. The official military friend, and would go half for riming quotations mining stock through the Army List in her prayers as were follows; today if an one were listening; a small boy Ande 19 Hclilier 15 who wed 10 be encouraged by giggling 70 18 lt'illinn relative to pray for favoriic ponies, Caledonia 47 Challenge Con. 17 dog, grooms, and toyA These thing 7 Cnefltleni e Chnllar '.be fun to the bystander, but they Con. Cal 4 Vs. 1 Crown Point 10 are death to devotion. Gould Currie 12 Exchequer 40 i seem to me to lie asking vary Mile A Norcross 65.Tu'irel2 Utile of parents la this class of life Mexican K.j Occidental Con. 82 if one suggests that they should elih-e- r Overman 12 Ophir 240 leave the whole matter of their Pontosi 16 24. Savage religion alone, and seriRag Belrher 7 Sierra Nevada 23 ous business like, orcomedy else take it In Silver Hill 5i l'nbii Cou. 23 hand seriously. sternly, and Utah Cun. 10 Yellow Jacket 19 Rome, July 25. The Osserratore Romano, tha Vatican organ, denies the report published by the Tribune yesterday that Cardinal Marry Del Val, the papal secretary of state has tendered his resignation. 1.256 4.75; 3.75 aethers, i; i I ewes, 3.0061.75. CHICAGO CATTLE. 1,. f! 6 4.75; 10 tocken sad feeder, 1.009 4.00; Helfen. - t 2.0065.50; CannerA 1.8U62 69; Bulls, 2.0064.10; Calves, 2.506 C.75. HOGS Receipts today. 5.000; Tomorrow, 6.0C0, dull; Mixed end butchers 1.2565.50: Good to choice Heavy .1565.45; Hough heavy, 4.9065.10; Ught, .2565.45; Bulk of tales, .40l 1 6 206 SHEEP Receipts, 8.000, steady; Good to choice wethers. 4 006 4.25; Fair to choice mixed. 3.0094.00; West' era sheep, 3,8564.7..; Native tombs. ( (97.44 WOOL STEADY. Won! rlcady territory and westers mediums. 2n,j 22; floe mediums, 15$ 17; fine. 14615 25. CHICAGO PRODUCE CLOSE Chicago, July Wheat July 87 old 7-- M1A 891-468-- 5; 25. Close: 94 8-- 4, old Dec. 671-8- ; grpt. May Cleveland Plain Dealer. . At the Dances At the Theaters, or Catch a Train in a Hurry Winning friends and customers very day. Do you Uka yunr finlaundry dull finish, smooth ish or aome other finish? We give yon Just what yon want; do tho work n tittle bettor than the other lauadarara do 1L Try na , I j I . I and Always BEE. Citiman You've been living In the suburbs so long I suppose you've had considerable experience with servant girls. Subbuba Well, Its got ao that when my wife Ja Interviewing an applicant now ahe always begins by asking: Were you ever employed by me before? If so, when and for how long? Philadelphia Press. "Riches have wings, began the man who didnt have enough to become familiar with their peculiarities. Yes, agreed the observer, "but when they get aa big as John Rockefeller's or Uncle Rnas Sage's they are too heavy to By. Cleveland Lender. , j Phone 22. ' ' : Ogden Steam Allen Transfer Company. Laundry. 421 25th St. oCo - 2368 WASHINGTON RATES VIA UNION PACIFIC. 42.50 St. Louis and return 47.50 Chicago and return Chicago and return via St Louis 50.00 St Louis and return via Chicago 50.00 Limit 60 days. Transit limit 10 days in each direction. Pullman sleepers through to Bt Louis without change. Tickets on sals Tuesdays and Fridays each week. Stop, overs allowed. THE NORTHWESTERN LINE ATLAS. War Atlas has e g SUCCESS MARKET Mrs. Caaey An phat did th say ailed ye? Mr. Casey Appendicitis. Mrs. Casey Och, worm! Oi knew he'd say that if ye wore thot new Sunday suit. Judge. o o o o cr AVE. "Live end let Live to cur motto. Wo do not promise to coll you something for nothing. Our Meats are fresh. Wa endeavor to ploaM everybody who patronizes tho .UCCES8 MARKET. Tho LILLIE BRAND LARD not mads by a TRUST "OUR no compound or LEADER, EA8TERN LARD mixed with It Aak your GROCER for it No. 1 bacon .15 Phono ordora given apodal attention. wlTiffW i0 ,tCT0,'V TIME o & BURGI FBONK a Phono 227 Y. been Issued by the Chicago 4 Northwestern railway. Three fine 'colored maps, each 14x20, hound In convenient fhrm for reference. The Eastern situation shown In detail, with tables showing relative military and naval strength and financial resources of Russia and Japan. Copy mailed to any address on iw celpt of ten (10) cents for postage by C. A. Walker, Gen. Agent C. 4 N. W. To unload schooners at tho Salt Ry., 2206 South Mala St, Salt Lake Lake Beer ball. City, Utah. It ia tha place to get tho longest and tallest, the biggest and coldest schooner of beer in town for five cents. Choicest whiskies brandies and wlna and all kinds of soft drinks. Finest MONEY LOANED tine of cigars in town. Call in every-SALARIED PEOPLE body aa you pass by and sample our goods. Real Estate aud Chattel Loans Corner 25th and Lincoln avenue. Service quick, confidential and private. No commission. BROKERAGE CO. . WESTERN 223-- 4 Ecclss Bldg. Thony 534-- WANTED an luded at mala eatnsca of the Eipmltioa t a coavuaiest hoar ia tha erilif, tha saving time and at St. Leale, aad ripen. oa arrival crvwda at tha big avoiding the gnat Union Station. Agnh Trav. Pass. Amt Ogden, Utah. , SHORT LINE 1UU (June 18, 1904.) DEPART: No. 7 Butte and Portland. .12:01 No. 9 Pocatello, Montpelier 1:25 am and Butte 7:15 pn Na 11 Cache Valley Na 18 SsltLske and Tintie 10:45 aa No. 8 Balt Lake and inter mediate points No. 2 Salt Lake, Provo, Milford and all points south Na 10 Salt Lake and inter mediate points - . f .............. Na 4 ....... ARRIVE: No. 1 Salt Lake No. 9 Butte and Pocatello 12:45 Express Ko. 11 BctiLeke and Tintle 6:56 Na 1. Balt Lake and Mi- cast you $20 to Chicago and the EaA over the only double-trarailway between the Missouri River and Chicago. Excellent service hr every particular. One of these trains, the Overland Limited, to the most luxurious train in tha world. Electric - lighted throughout. Direct connections at Omaha via Ttv Line to St. Paul and Minneapolis. ck ALBERT Na Tickets, reservation and foil information can be obtained from C. A. Walker, General Agent, 306 Fa North-Weste- (Mtt rn Mala Ry, Start, Salt Lake Cltr. Utah. RICHEY. is pan. H:0 Salt Lake and Inter 8:00 a.a. mediate points No. 8 Portland and Butte.. 7:09 aJi Na 10 Butte and Pocatello 6:00 pa. 10:30 aa. No. IS Cache Valley Trains south of Juab do not ns Sundays. C. A. HENRY. Ticket Aeent North-Weste- rn Chicago & MANY HOURS QUICKER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE ava pm i WILL YOU Pumrn , aa. CARD. Room 6 First National Bank Utah. Building Ogden, RAILROADS , A. B. MOSELEY, THE OREGON HUNTER & KENNEDY 1- -2 pjg Proprietor. f ddrtss or Call on AND am D. W. CATTS x. $400 for 20 acres. $800 for 40 lores. $1,200 for A) aorta. 1- -4 t.a f per aero. UN10H PACIFIC WABASH a A. HENRY, Ticket 1,000 MEN Bald place of land will via CARD. Effective June 19, 1994. DEPART: Na G Mail and Express... g;0 No. 2 Overland Limited for Omaha, Council Bluffs, Denver, Kansas City and east dally 2:50 Na 4 Atlantic Express for Denver, Omaha, Council Bluffs, Kansas City and all 7:20 points eant, dally ARRIVE. .'o. 8 Pacific Express from Council Bluffs, Omshs, Denver, Kansas City aud 8:30 east, dally Na 1 Overtond Limited from Council Omaha, Bluffs, Kansas City, Denver and all points cast, ... ........a. 2:40 dally Na 101 Fait Mail 2:50 lford SND SCTURN OGDfN o IDE doc-th- EXCURSION Remember l If So ST. LOUIS l-- 2e a 8 A. B. MOSELEY, Trav. Pass. Agent Ogden, Utah, E. BURLEY, G. P. 4 T. A., Salt Uka City. Cheap Rates to St. Louis and other Eastern points, via l-- 2s 3-- JUwfrnfrd Guifr te Fair Jrre oa ajipiieottoa. UNDERTAKER Phone 150. Traveling Passenger Agent, Ogden, Utah. 2372 Washington Ave. two-third- s l-- Go to St. Louis Through Cool Canons 9 8 s cut-off- MBS' aotmeiSKS ) For Provo, American Fork, Lehi, Juub, Frisco, Callentos and Intermediate points ARRIVE. From Provo, American Fork, LehL Juab. Milford. Frisco, Callentea and Intermediate points From Provo, LehL Fni Bald, Mereur and Seagate Valley Ry. points. From Silver City, Mam- Eureka, Stockton, Mil-toe- d. 8 1- -; and South Temple to Salt Lake Cite EPART. For Provo, LehL Fairfield am Wa can save you money. Writ aud Mereur, connecting WARREN. C. F. at Nephi for Mantl and General Agent, Na 4H Dooley Bloc intermediate potato am Salt Lake City. Bupnto Vsller By.... For Garfield Beach, Towels, Stockton, Uv moth. Eureka ana silver City (vis Learning-to- n 3 Trains Daily 3 5-- 8 3-- San Pedro, Los Angeles and Salt R. R. Co.- Depot, ThlrcL West 1- -4 3-- TIME TABLE A. B. MOSELEY, 7-- c chll-drea- 'x 98; bluff. TO l-- Keet-Relch- er St. LoiiIa July OF CAIS CHANGE 3-- -2 Ways are Winning Ways t, 3-- 3-- Chicago, July 25. Cattle receipts, S, OuO, steady; flood to prime steers 5 40 96.65; Pour to medium 4.5065 20; "Has your friend Bilklns, the arcbl-tecput up anything lately? Yes; 1 tried to collect a bill from Mm yesterday and he put up n good Always on Time Our Laundry Interest? taxes? Tha owner to pay taxes and continue to use the land until tt la fully paid forf WORLDS FAIR 6-- 3-- I And no And no 5-- l-- 3s 1 Invest In a piece of unimproved land I In Weber Couityl Adjoining Improved farmof Half milo from R. R. Station? Right next to Irrigation Canal f Providing you can buy on monthly payments f Say $10 or $15 or $20 par month? Or quarterly? Or annual payments?. 8. 4 arket steady. Muttons, lamb, 4.0096.00: range IS GOING WRONG. 1- -3 New York, July 23. Sugar: Raw firm; (air rrllning 3 centrifugal 96 Jest 2 molasses sugsr 3 reflned Irm; crushed 6.75; powdered granulated 5.05. CoBee quiet; No. 7 Rto 7 4 6-- It ia aotably absent In the religious 3-- SUGAR. 6-- 1, life of rhlblren. The story of one St. Petersburg, July .25. The eyes of child-lif- e may be spiritual beyond the all Russia are now turned toward tha power of words to describe, a book o Alexandra Villa at Peterhof where the faith and Innocence written In white court and royal family are assembled on white, a tale of purity and devotion In anticipation of the pleasure of greetlife whose prayers are a communion ing an heir to the throne. Tbe emperwith Heaven banlly closer than every or hna cancelled all engagements other word spoken during the day; In another child irreverence la Inborn In yet DID NOT TENDER RESIGNATION. and apparently Ineradicable; another no example or precept can 1- -3 New York, July 25. Close: the California rhamplon 2. hood no popular with certain theorists defeated O. H. Miller, that ewig klndllche dressed In her a sometimes and Elk lam, TO RI78SIAN THRONE year old and sometimes sixteen; but HEIR COMING. with the heart of the matter always present and open to appeal. produce the faintest spark of religious sentiment, sentiment, sympathetic or antipathetic. I cannot see or even Imagine one Inch of common ground where spiritual appeals would reach all children of ail temperaments and classes. Theological Instruction In, of course another matter to which I make no reference here. COMMEM-- It la proper that Pioneer day ehould be observed aa one iff the principal holidays iff the year. Tbe struggles of these first settlers against hostile Indians, the ravages of crickets and grasshoppers, an unyielding soil and drought are worthy of coxnmemor- ation. Box Elder News.. Russo-Japanes- 1- -8 MONEY AND EXCHANGE. ' LONGWOOD TENNIS STARTS. 6-- 2, at STRUGGLE .WORTHY OF ORATION. 341904. JULY corn-compl- I bars never been able to discover made an excellent Impression, winthat universal essential spirit of child ning his match without difficulty. He 7 47 99; No. 3, 88 at 15; No.. 3 Red. 96 at 93; Corn-- No. ; No. Yellow, 6L 8. 49 No. 3, at Oats No. 3, 39 while the Nursery quotations were as follows: Flour quiet and steady. Wheat No. 3 spring. 98 Religion of PARENT AND GOVERNESS. There may be objections to the former course, but one may recognise frankly that n woman involved from year's end to years end in soelal, charitable, political, and business life canff her not study the idiosyncrasies nursery, and had better leave them to the childrens governed, with a little help from the vicar or curate. Such women might, and very often do, make one supreme effort to find a governess exactly suited to their children's temperament, and a clergyman who ia neither Ignorant nor vulgar; and then freely and iu:.y give up the childrens souls to the care of these people, allowing the governess liberty to kep tbe children away from undesirable companions or onvereation. One shrugs one's shoulders at such conduct, nut admiringly. Men and women whose lives are an aching desolation' because they have no such caret condemn it biiterly; but there la nothing to condemn. If you ran afford such devotion of responsibility, the acceptance of it iA 1 n matter of taste. Dnt one way or another, the matter must be seen to. Laxity Is the only crime. The eon of an atheist or an orator In Hyde Park is ltetier off, to my mind, than tha child of men and women In another rank of Ufa who profess to undertake Its religious training, who will make no daily continuous attempt to follow the the curious freaks and of a childs religious thoughts, but will yet let these be influenced by every empty-heade-d chatterbox who wants to tell a funny story about religion, or to say something smart when Invited to gtr to church on Sunday. Ideal religious teaching In every class of life, ia of course, administered to a child only by Its mother. Failing this and Its failure Is frequent, and will become more frequent as women's work Increases the children of tha poorer clstses, with their bodyguard of pariah clergy and Sunday school officials, seem to ms to be much better off than the other little folk. EDWARD II. COOPER. up-po- se, ..52 e e Tennessee Coal 4 Iron . .... Union Ptelflc common Steel common.... a a Steel, preferred. Weal era Union . a mimii Wabash, preferred. The leading futures ranged as 5-- 8 .57 .... . 8 5-- 8 ..99 74 ..40 ..84 Brooklyn. t'unadihn Pacific Metropolitan Traction. . . Chesapeake 4 Ohio Consolidated flaa. . People's Gas Erie . Illinois Central . laOuisvllle 4 Nashville. Missouri Pacific New York Central Norfolk 4 15 est Ontario A West era. Pennsylvania Railway. . Reading Rhode island common. . a Southern Pacific Southern Railway common fet. PaUl 1-- 4 ..53 3 Alton, common Hiil li more 6 Ohio a pate orrmsr ' Cola F. 4 common Atchison preferred. , Smelter, common Smelter, preferred nod hafts sa all penrtn . Utah. 215, Ogden, AlckiifflB OF THE WORLD - Call FurnMied By Ogden Brokerage Co., 370 25th St Pnene Morning BffTOSITOtt STATES oomsr, utah. 4 SALT LAKE MINING STOCKS. TUESDAY MORNING, OGDEN, UTAH, EXAMINER, keep in sight of snow or water and of reach tha World's Fair city just as quickly grain or fruit. You can can by any other sort. The Burlington's by a plessant rou'o ns you Mecca has a distinct advantage la the fact servlra to the latter-da- y And along that it swift-movin- to over g rivers the coolest tines in the West. . Let me tell yon more about it send a postal today, giving your name, ad- -' drawdresa and probable destination. hours I will send Wlthtn forty-eigyou Information Interesting and 1 aad Ticket Office, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. P 9.35 . C.bc 9 Pm Garfield 5:35 P m ht R. F. NESLEN, General Agent. 79 WEST SECOND SOUTH ST, cjj: ALL TRAINS DA1LV. Daily Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car Service between Silt LaJia xiiifT Modena aad Callentea Direct atxn connections for all dlitrictTTr souther Utah and Iforada n-niu- g City Ticket Officjm Mam street For particul era. qu; on or addraoa agents. Salt Lake Route, or l PaVA.t j MOORE, District Passenger Agent W. GILLETT, Gtn. R. G. W. TIME CARD IN EFfhfit JUNE ITU. 1904. DEPART DAILY. Na 8 Atlantic Mall all P"1 ElSto ooo 43 Na 12, Salt Lake local. . . - v Louis St Na 3, Chicago, lted. . Sa 4, Atlantic Express, all points East ARRIVE DAILY. Na 5, Pacific Mail. Salt Lake ID8 and all points East Na 1, Chicago and St Louis :4C p limited Na 11, Local from Park City 7:90 P" and San Pete Valley Na 8, Pad lie Express from -1 all points East OmP Through Sleeping cars to York a Chicago and St Louis, New Boston. Free reclining chair cars, C. A. HENRY, Ticket Agent Oga perfect dining car service 03 u A- through'trslna L A. BENTON. Gen. Agt Pgf- O. B. Salt Uko CKy. GILSON, Agent Of dea. Dr' - |