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Show i INVELOPED KliIGPATKIl (Continued from Page One.) baseball salt lake butte. vs. beet first Stn. Ue eerie. Roius to eleven out The local finally pulled A Uck work. effective wae followed by 6Th i ". is50. !f.,bbr frTderk. nd " Both sacrifice and ecored on to right field. SSi'we In fine form in the down to bolding the local tour mem and trlking out Sfecupied with fine aupport and eay vie iiukg gave Butte ansame: Score first 2? ,tfJed ?Jrt aec--to- ol . - g 18 nudeHu, Drinkwater and Swindell; Tocier tad Hausea. Second game; Pune oak Lake VS. ST. LOUIS. Seven hit for with an error, today game in fielded t""1 inning. Both teamwere taLelr and both pitcher and wild. Attendance 9.000. rhlisso. J IT SI tea base, together the Chicago' un-Je- B- - g Score; Chicago at Louis Lundgren. ... o a O'Neill and Kllng; and Grady. Dun-leer- y contCincinnati. July ributed the majority of the runa acor-- 1 wild-!e- n by Pittsburg today. Walkers end error being the foundation id moat of their run. H- Scots: 4 Cincinnati 8 7 0 Pittsburg .. Walker, Pelts, and Bchlei; Flaherty lnnat! ....... 16 and Smith. TACOMA VS. PORTLAND. Tacoma, Wash., July SI. Tacoma lost the last of the series, being unable to hit Butler to advantage and given the worst of it by McDonald. Castros home run brought la two run for the visitors. Urn-gi- n Scorw Tacoma Portland Thames R. H. E. 2 5 S S 7 0 ...... ......... ........ . Butler and Hogan; and LOS ANGELES VS. OAKLAND. Los Angeles, Cal., July SI. Los Angels vo the third successive game torn Oakland today by the score of I t 1 The visitor gathered three hits off Hall in the third Inning, but at all other times they were held safe and could do nothing. On the other hand Loe Angeles batted Graham hart Scots: R. H. E. Lbs Aagstea . ... g 11 1 ..... ..... ... .......... Osklssd Hall sad ' r 2 5 2 Spies; Graham and Byr- - SPOKANE VS BOISE, t F- - . Bpekant July 11. In n double head-- r here today Boise took both garnet. game ended closely, Boise tamag it I to 6. Second game was never la doubt and after the third Inning . nt bUiBa? h16 runl1 d dupMrated the performance In the toaith. It was see that Spokane must Mo-v- u mjMitont Itmelf with second place. easily the star in both Pint yf'- gamer R.H.E - Bacond Boom 10 Bd ad Stanley? H,obj b game: Bobs rT eeeee JKJ -- I Itaonj SENTENCED TO Ho- 3 - EAT JAM. &ptaln Krech of the dasrkaa line's steamahip Graf we was called upon during the tence upon a thief caught ltag aboard vessel. Hla w of conductingthe the can and Pjsgmmt were commended by all the hwwgws, says the New Times steerage paeengen on tha the JS'TJW1 trip frequently d eweetmeau which Si k.nk,!?.fbor?1 nd "othlng was culprit until one day a an going to her bunk found a little d ja-hairegirl busily engaged In .J01 ,tm which had been Jcealed there. The little one had Plastered aH over her face snd d in that condition ithe r jwal discovered her her to led He B turn took captain on the bridge. Paaaengera, seeing the dragged crying before Ptrtn. gathered about to learn f the trouble. Captain htp, like all other la Judge, Jury and court of hriened to the charges with a hwh2L!leward ? J&r Sj'f 55 hnilng that the 1- "uu - he also that her father and mother vStES "d c?nld not provide any JJcjnwets for her. When the case J?" presented Captain Krech evldenc time mu caught with the I.,." ' over her face and hands wpronouneed her guilty. very serious 2d must be dealt withered said ! iEVJ SakiBn la ,nd kallh?!. ? third It la Irom Aerica. are V11 Toa 10 tWs "cond tte .T ,or the such w Tbe J th.Jt steward." la lm- It la will But that et the time ' I yon bei supplied the understand 5?d Bot Ulk- - hut when the brught forth a Jam big pot of apretfrfm!red ,h ave the captain e11 ijt1 and marched off v u her face mctBtaLr1 - - sssa iX hJuiy iThe Wi wSn4.,ron N-- Sty Er,a,d M Irg w antomoMIe fork to St "T,Wd hw trip to Falla ln Buffalo today the tourists ""Peny P-- . tomorrow morn np.T'a rirT J? cent DAVID I. GALLACHER. 222 25th treat. pro EXCURSION TO RAYMOND. BERTA, AUGUST 6TH. EXCURSION RATES. VIA UNION rACIFlO. SL Louis and return f 42.50 $47.5u Chicago and return Chicago and return via St. Louis JaU.Oi) St. Imis and return vis Chicago (50.00 Limit 60 days. Transit limit 10 days each direction. Pullman sleepers through to St.Louis without change. 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Call aad ass us and we can ears you 25 par i and Hoontnd Swindell; Essick lb-hv- GALLACHER'S TRUNK FACTORY. iW-m- I -4 . - CAMPING IN THE GOOD of Ta Tche Kiao and declares that dealing with many ponding matters the Russian forces were not aa large render it imperative that the Emperor as General Oku represented, adding: imsvlert a suect-ssoto You Our position . was occupied solemediately and it ia considered certain the enemy of view a with keeping ly that he will do so this week. in check and with no idea of obstin- Ogden Canyon the Best, yet There Are Other Influcucc hostile to M. W'lite, presiAlways throw not We did It. Spots ately defending dent the rauneil of ministers, in all beld Excellent We for a Change. Spencer, Idaho, Ideal Spot h r Game and spire to up any special defence!. of hi aeknowledgcd ability anJ atour positions against the Japanese the belief that he is ike man for ihe Fish, Scientific Exploration with Cool Summer Breezes. tacks and then retired became the position, seem to render bis appointooirjnanding officer did not deem it ment Increasingly improbable. Prince possible to accept battle the following SvlatoiHjlk-MorskGovernor General a position while defending morning of Yilna. Grodno and Kovuo, ia now with a front of ten miles in length. There are many mountain resorts in tinct volcano, ft prominently mrntioned. together wiih btr.j; iiuiuy visible M. The evacuation of our position waa a tnia lnteraounmin Murvicff, minister of Justice, Lieuwhere of this monster that peolast the country belching to the Japanese." complete surprise ple can spend a few weeka recuperat-Ing- , volcano waa at this puiiu when It tenant General Kleigel. Governor Genbut one Volhynla and uobt pleasant of made lta last effuri iu pushing eral of Kieff, Podlia andGovernor London. July 2L The Standard's all is Spencer, ofatthe GenPrince John Obolensky the mouth lave of the the cooled half of nrr lide. correspondent at tha headquarters Finland. Beaver Canyon, Idaho. Thla place 1 Thia crater la (me of ibe of eral moat the the First Japanese army telegraphing reached by the Oregon Short Line. Jut interesting sights iu the country and July 29th says: a ride atuib-mnlgkt'a from no The editor especially for mol children All la quiet There la no change In of this paper has Ogden. often heard of the who can there have the volcano's erupThe Russians are still In cool position. . t nlghta Spencer and recently tion made plain to Very fee force on our front and right" concluded to Investigate the climatic people have vialtei. ihis giant crater. The Depot condition of the plice. , It was only diacove:--.- a years sgu Liao Tang. July JL (Delayed In This little city nestling in the mouth and there ia no roa-- iu rue tput. Our transmission.) Ail la quiet on both of one of the most beautiful canyons party came very U ing lust afthe South and East fronts and nothing ln Idaho, was located by our fellow ter t'-iva beds where among getting five of short Important is anticipated townsman, H. H. Spencer, and waa travelling at best is siu. The only christened by the sheep and rattle men thing that finally caust.i us to reach days reBritish The statement that the In that country when the Government our destination wn u We make a specialty sidents of New Chvang, headed by the ought to locate a post office there, in which waa of Itaeli t "Sheep liod.' Wo of Prescriptions. curiosity. British consul, mage a honor of the locator of the place. are told that the "Sheep ijud u built demonstration upon the arrival of the Thera are many places to be visited by the sheep Lerdrr a a Telephone orders board Japanese In that town and that the that are close to Spencer. The first and aa a guide. They are built of rock promptly attended to. British flag and also the United States day we spent in taking a to Sheri- and are only, about to eight trip the Japwere displayed alongside dan River, SO miles from Spencer feet high, but In tb. flag atmosE. CAVE, Prop. anese flag la denied. where Mr. H. 11. Spencer ha a ranch phere of Idaho In tho distance they aptown the Japanese of 2.000 acres, with a great lake filled pear aa about leu time that On entering the high. captured a few Russians. They gave with salmon trout Sheridan River ia Remarkable aa It may appear, these each of them three roubles and then called The Siunt'a Ideal, on account Sheep (Joda grow smaller aa the released them and told them to tell of the splendid fight the mountain traveller them. draws the Russians that the Japanese never trout put up in this stream. Along the After our return from thl crater, kill their prisoners road to Sheridan Ranch," (which by a fishing trip waa indulged in in the the way, waa named after Gen. Sheri- back yard of nr Spencer's JAPANESE SINK THREE TORPE- dan, he having stopped at this idem it borne. The Beaver river passes right cal spot while on hla way to the Ye- through the little city and fish can be DOES. llowstone Park, while commander of caught at any time by any person who to catrh trout. The little Tokio, July SL A belated report the army and entrenched his troops knows-hofrom Admiral Togo relating to an en- against the Indiana,) every few rods city baa about 2(K) inhabitants and la gagement of the Mosquito fleets off Jack rabbits, prairie chickens and the center of a sheep and cattle counPort Arthur last Sunday waa made mountain grouse present themselves as try. A number of Ogden people, however, excellent marks for the shot gun. We public here today. A Japanese flotilla composed of torpedo boats gun- are able In a few hours to furnish wild make- - It a bnalness to spend their Mra. boats number 10 and number 11, and meat for three days, for our entire summer months at this place. the Vidette boats attached to the bat- party of 15 people. Duck also are David Eccles, Mra. Hulaniski and othtleships Mika as and Fuji attacked! numerous along the various lake and ers are there at present. The nights are ao cool that from one to three Russian torpedo boat destroyers off creeks. in thla talk of sanitary surAfter our return from thla hunting pairs of blankets are required to keep We mean It and wa Sbenaen point at 2 o'clock ln tha mornroundings. think our market place bears ing. Three fish torpedoes fired by the and fishing trip, the next day we visit- comfortable. A nice hotel is the Ice cave, seven and one half at thla place where the charges are Remember out the assertion Japanese were seen to explode but ed well-fe- d , our foods are the Japanese could not tell with what miles southwest of Bjiencer. There is very reasonable, i Covered spring wagone of the moat unique and peculiar ons. with a team of horses, ran be and slaughtered under propresult because of the fog. suitable all times with er sanitary regulations. This report from Admiral Togo formations known in this intermoun-tai- n secured atreasonable prices. In visitcountry. The opening of this ice guides at tends to confirm the reports received our around le eo cave the email to Spencer, enter ln that order lights ing from Chinese quarters that three Ruswere one must lie on hie back and crab stay was suddenly cut short, but It is sian torpedo boat destroyers WEATHERBY A. to go back thla fall and Intention our sunk last Sunday. The Japanese suf- fashion wiggle hie way for six feet other and sights OGDEN. 2458 Wash. Ave.. fered no lose in the engagement in into what seems to be a refrigerator Investigate the The cold air In the meantime rushiug scenes near by the little summer requestion. by the human body, placing doubt in sort of Spencer, Idaho. hla mind whether it ia safe to go furTHE HOUSEHOLD. . FOR ther or to retreat After arriving inside, a huge fire waa built, which disDEEP APPLE PIE. With apple closed a solid tea floor of many feet Thla chamber ia 600 cheap and plentiful, the cook la nig- In thickness. gardly who gives her family flat plea feet long by 300 feet aide and la ln the with a mush for filling when ahe may shape of a huge cross. It le the only we know where of supply the exact opposite. To make the place best crust possible, the must remem- tho ladies are for willing ber the old rule of mixing it ln a cool the men to precede them. The Inaide place with ice cold water and to use of course ia dark until the fire 1 the latter as sparingly as if worth a built. In coming out of the cave, the dollar a drop. Allow for a quart oval same process must be used when dish, a cup of flour, sifted, with a Our "painless extracting by. our now method Is a pronounced of goentering only Instead of baking powder, and backward forward the ing the following patients havo testified of a cup of firm lard and but- movement la One adopted. ter, half and half. Work quickly, slice Ilea on hla back, pushes hla hands and Chaa. N. Glddlngs, Druggist the shortening ln, rub between the arms up. In front of him, grasps the hands for a moment, then mix to a stiff rocks firmly and pulls himself forStirling Shurtliff. ball with as nttle water as passible ward. When coming close to the outWill Moran. (about quarter of a cup.) Put on the side, the body gently alipa to the Mr. E. Hall. floured from roll you north and the arms protrude from the board, slightly Mra. Lucy Stevena. once, fold ln four, roll out again thin cave and reach out for the rock above as a wafer and put on a large tin pan the head whery nature has left a crevMr. Harry Eddington. next the Ice, while you prepare the ice for the fingers to take hold and the Mr. Kills, (Standard office. fruit. Butter the oval dish. ' Choose visitor gently draw himself forth Into ' Mr. John Butler. tart, white, quick cookers. Peel, core the sunlight. Thla uique spot, or Ice Mr. Chas. McCarthy. and quarter; if the apples are large Cave, aa it ia called, ia well worth cut agnln. Heap these ln tha dish the entire visit to Spencer, Idaho. In coffee cup Invertr going to and from thla place of diswith an after-dinne- r Mr. Thomas Burdltt ed ln the middle. Sugar to taste ln tinction the gun had to be used in Mr. Wygand Smith. a of three parte layers, then pour over driving rabbits and sage hena out of ' Albert Peterson. Mr. cvp of water or elder; uae a little the road ln order to kill them before Miss Haael Hunt lemon peel If liked. Now bring back they got out of range. tha crust, which should have been rollOur next vlalt waa to the giant crater, Miss Mabls Spencer; ed with sise and shape of dish ln mind eight miles southeast of Spencer. This Mrs. Montgomery. allowing for strips about an Inch deep ia an extinct volcano. It la almost a to be cut from the edge. Blip me atrip circular shape at the top and bottom under the apples around the edge of and la about one mile wide at the top the dlah, then cut another to be used top and of a mile wide at around tha top. Cover the dish loosely, the bottom. All around the crater are then, without fail, cut a gash in the visible the remains of the last molten center for steam to escape. Press the lava which thla now exinct volcano edges together, lay on the border, mark hot forth ln lta last efforts. At the with a fork or point of teaspoon. The extreme west end of thla giant crater apples. If right, should be tender In ia a very small crater within the large twenty minutes, aa they steam aa well one and only a few feet across. Here aa bake. If the crust ! brown too waa made the last effort of the ex soon, finish on top of stove. Thla recipe never falls if followed carefully If a Jellied effect is liked, add a little granulated gelatine to the water. This la a nice addition to baked apples, as a Jellied syrup la delicious around them CIDER APPLE BAUOflL apple butter la dull ln color, flat aa to flavor and not to be confused with the elder apple sauce, so dear to tha hearts, or rather palates, of our ancestors. Apples aad elder will be remarkably cheap this mason and aa this delicious concoction takes no sugar, the home caterer should lay ln a stock of were always need for it Sweet-applthis purpose ln olden times, and no pice waa allowed to drown the delicate flavor of the fruit If only tart apples are to be had, a little sugar may be needed. The cider is first to be simmered down to half Its original measure, and enough cored,, sliced and peeled applet to make a sauce of 'the right consistency; a pint of boiled down ddar to four quarto of the prepared fruit will be about right but it Is easy to Judge' ln the making. 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