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Show THE MORNING EXAMINE!! STATE . PUBLIC FEDERATION nations! commit oiikm ,s.n SCHOOLS MEETS IN UNION LABOR HALL TO FURTHER PERFECT ORGAN- Anna W. BaUflrTad l!e two prominent young rd MwdJJ Ogden. likens secured a mania d wr married at the court bianford. 07 Judg Joseph KilK--rt IZATION. pto-JKT- OPEN MORNING SESSION FORECAST A SUCCESSFUL SCHOOL YEAR. OF Attendsncs is Far Abovs the Aversgs Pupils Are Settling Down to The Utah State Federation of Labor Malting Brewing and na pecker secuied an order for a which was organised May 2, in Salt T haa Monday morning the Ogden public bool opened with a working force of oua hundred and fifteen teachers and Judged from previous years the oiienlug ass ths must aucceufol in City fur the purpose of bringing into one brotherhood nil the lalror unions in Ft al, and favoring welding into one organisation, unions belonging to separate national bodies mot in convention at the l'n ion Labor hall for the purpose of fulhering the organisation and discussing and passing upon various Questions affecting labor and labor unions. The meeting thia morning was devoted entirely to the perBmmary work of appointing committees gnd getting ready for the regular work of tonight and tomorrow. have The following delegates conto been the admitted vention by the committee on credentials: Salt lake labor organisations, members of the American Federation of Labor: Railroed Bus Drivers, Otto Grow; Blackamitha, William Coatb; Bridge aud Structural Iron Workers, J. T. Carpenters, Algamated laivery; Workers, Wilks; Brewery Joseph International, Charles larch; Plumbers. Harry Lawrence and John Walsh; Tailors, A. L. Spiegel; Musicians W.H. Daniels; Boilermakers, A. Kiultheu. Bool and Shoe Workers, J. H. S2?ri tale of about 11,000 at the Silver Kin aaloon, oe-t- o and the Arm of Garrett The sale la to take place ghj. a, and Mra. A. J Warner have gone JZtx a couple of months' visit to pointa In Indiana and the at St. Louie. pfgi Exposition eraf A. E. Wilson, formerly of the more recently grin High school, but 7 tha Agricultural college at Logan. olM tor Germany on Sept. to be tar two year for study. The DIED l- dsugh-g- three-weeka-o- ld -t t ur. and Mra. Robert Shaw, thia Mnlug at 2:10 o'clock, at the family avenue. 1528 Washington Tka funeral services will be held at iM residence Tuesday at 2 p. m. a party yol town are the names of of Frankfort. o( prominent reeidenta off the in city Indiana, who stopped da a few hours Sunday: Oliver Gaud nd wife. 21. 0. Anger and wife, Mr. ud lira E. A. Betts, Mr. and Mra. Oku. V. Pence. Air. and Mrs. Robert Tim. Mr. and Mra Cfau. Ash pa ugh, r ud Mrs. W. V. Snyder, Air. and Eta N. V. Davis, J. R Aahpaugh, W. R. Marker. Sun-hegg- r. Ogden organizatlona, branches of the American ' Federation of Labor: Trades and Labor Assembly, Grant SIpbera and George Williamson: E. G. Fiybert; Tea ms ten, T. H. Albert; Painter and Decorators, Charles Summerville; Cooks and Wall-erCornelius Osborne; Boilermakers, J. J. Jones; Bricklayers, William Rus-nUGa- rd. nt woman of the underworld, who robbed a drunken fc surged to have Gmk but evening In Electric alley ud then when the victim made a rotr and wanted hla money back, (tiled her lover who beat the Greek up was released vttk brass knuckles, yesterday on $25 bail. As there was not uffldeut evidence to convict the man, made the vko Is alleged to have ircsult, he was turned loose. a, Join, Park City, branches of the American Labor Union: Miners Union, W. S. McLelland and E. E. Pagan; Teamsters, John SweaJHcld. Schofield: United Mine Workers, Steve Davis, Thomas Phelps, Louis Jones. Castle Gate: United Mine Work ers, Caesar Antinono. Bingham: , Western Federation of Miners, E. G. Lock Frank Erickson. Western Federation of Eureka: Miners, Nick Comes. West Jordan: Western Federation of Miners, A. W. Charters. The following committees were elected nt this morning's meeting: Committee on Resolutions McLel-lanJones, Charter, Antinono, Osborne. Committee on Organisation SumBiphers merville, Banlger, train have Although passenger been running over the Ogden-Lucl- n cutoff tor some weeks past, yet It will out be formally opened to passenger traffic until nest Saturday, the 17lh, Inst, at which time all trains will tub over oa schedule time. The railroad! have granted a one-ha- lf Cue nte to Logan to students who Mtemplite attending the Agricultural coUege. Agents In Utah will sell tickets ( Sept 18th, and all other stations on Sept 17th. CM Am Grow-Smlthe- Committee on Constitution Comes, William son, Erickson, Locke. 'The convention was adjourned until I oclock tonight More delegates are due to arrive tonight and in the morning and It Is the expectation to get through with the work of the convention tomorrow night ASSEMBLE WORKERS Entertained by Ogden Ladica Saturday. IMPORTANT DECISION number of prominent workers of the City tpeut Saturday in Ogden, the guests of lln. Joa A. West and Mra. Charles J. A JSHANDED . DOWN the primary school organisation of dominant church from Salt Lake IB ADVERSE Bum. At 11:20 a. met at the Mortagage on Property Is Declared Invalid and Property Must be Turned Over to Trustees in Bankruptcy. m.the visiting ladies weie depot by the two Ogden hteteaee. both of whom are members jdthe general board of the primary organ lutiona a drive around the city in Blade's Davenport was much enjoy--d by the visitors. Then the party "W up Ogden canyon, tho beautiful, d many expression of pleased aur-kihowed how the Salt Lakers beauty of their surroundings. oure were spent In the can yen I' tbt Qsk and Hermitage, and then worke drove down to w lta .Ji r1dence, 2457 Llncon a hot dinner was much ..2Vber alL arouBd. visit was to Uw Bute School for Deaf and were shown every .byProf. Drigga he rooter of the party: WJudby J111 B Kelt- First ConnwrZniw)Frwe. Second Counsel-A' Wt ry Alisa Mra. Chaa - er J. Rosa. Edna m, liar-1- 7; Cra The federal court In Balt Lake City down a decision in the case of Anna A. Scott, plaintiff, and A. D. F. Reynolds and wife, defendants, and E. 8. Aolapp, trustee In bankruptcy intervenor In said action. Said decision held that the mortgage given by Reynolds and wife to Anna A. Scott was invalid and directed that all the proceeds be turned over to Emil S. Rolapp, as trustee in provldas bankruptcy.. Tbls decision the mortgage given upon a changing ae stock of goods to be Ineffective against other creditors, before and after the giving of the mortgage. This case will be remembered aa being a hotly contested one, between the mortgage creditors and the general creditors of A. D. F. Reynolds who failed in this city last November, owing the um of $50,000. A. W. Agee, George Halverson and Jamea M. Kimball represented Mrs. Anna A. Scott, and Henderson and McMillan. Maglnnla and Stout and Valentine Gideon represented E. S. Rolatp, the trustee in bankruptcy and intervener in the above mentioned action. has handed rn W. Beebe, P1 band, Alta H,Crori'!,T' Graw ii ?ln,k CamilIa Cobb, ?"" Rirhard". Anna N. Wal-C- H,n d the T Rtah hoard. Mias' d Mnt VALUABLE BStaaT00-""- " ' r Lou-h,L- FSE WESTERS STAGE COACH. 1Z,A of the JwT 7? a,J-hor- sa tally-h- o the World' ! park, and the diapoeal of TrV"'is ,0r the remainder wl" h used to Wrtlea over the coaTh will be driven by HbTmLim C ef th-- !rd rXtXlT'? We TO A. U. F. REYNOLD8 AND WIFE. , Treit COLLECTION OF SOUVENIRS. New York, Sept 12. A valuable collection of souvenirs of Count De Lesser and relics connected with the early history of the Panama canal has been presented to the American Geological society by Capt. Nslhan Apple-to- n of this city. The collection includes a portrait of De Le seeps, many maps, photographs, letters, newspaper anarticles, caricatures and official besides books and nouncements, pamphlets, relating both to Sues and Panama.. San Bias and Nicaragua. with There are also papers dealing Darien as a canal routfc. &o4 Gore Ben ud TrnkiM. IX mm. BraMhlal Lai i Troika AMka. ud SioMMk. liver ud Mm IX mum. Bladder TraiklM. IX mum of nulla aad CkiuM Ompjmi C Bar-Baart DM Mmun. kilim, Cbam. (M. VI tM eWiUi Sloketa. Maal TMukla, Skla ga1 aodSkMVUiM, Boiil Piin. nuuia aadPnM Baaial CaTAIRH-IMl- M. TkmU Inullw nr a, BMki. Blood 2UM. Slfi Worm. H rnar Mirra a Kpllaeav.TaanaM'a. ata.. aad ail Hyatarla, frlTMa ui Cam la " Ham Writ fee Thbu at a. a. w.i f.2eak Men Cured. When Pay aad rkuaak a ee WaaarayM sstvm ir.tf,wKwL V CnawSa tow iilaa Fraa BBASOB-SBL- jyyje CHBOHK B rafe wfeaaruaraMrad. Too mi apra air word. tkoiMOdi ofpatlaa'a ladaraad m. BOW we WAMTIOCbaB Cu von vita tka dtnlact nadoratudlas Mai va will aot daaiad a FIB aatll va uiv raw TktaauUM M Law Baakaad. MM OuiWTknM. Mala. ItMMM af Ida PmaiaM Olaad. Lean. lJH3RES V & SHORES, Eioert e. well-balanc- ed DEEDS WARRANTY ROADS THROUGHOUT REPORTED IN GOOD DITION. CoamcMd Piawdaiv. evta; a ra. aM.. rmadlOM lUaM FaMaa. aad WBAKVBMIIW nf am OVIK B HOI'M: B. Ml p.M.1 Braalam M IB t Ml, Sudan aad MMeiSaa. Spicialists. 2482 Osarn. dak COUNTY CON- Report on Automobile Ordinance and Fencing of Canyon Road Will be Made Later. ci - I bridges. Stanford Commissioner reported that the person who wax admitted several weeks ago from Corey's liver siahle was still suffering from his eyes and would probably have to undergo an operation; also that Isadure Siskan, who had been released from the hospital several weeks ago had been instructed to go to the Inflrmary. but had refused and that he had accordingly been discharged from the rare of the county. lie further reported that the waif boy from Montana, who was picked up several days ago, had been committed to the care of the sheriff, and pending the result of inquiries had been placed in the infirmary. In the matter of the automobile ordinance and the proimsltlou to fence off the road In Ogden canyon, Mr. Stanford will report later. Mr. Stanford reported that Dr. Forbes had been released from the hospital and waa convalescing nicely with full bops of recovery In a few weeks. Alto that the operation on Mrs. Asm Childs of Rlverdale by ihe I)rs. Rich was very successful that the patient ie fourteen-year-o- ld almost well. The board adjourned until 2 o'clock, when it considered bills against, the county. The greajqr portion of the morning' a session was taken up in an Informal discussion with a representative of a Kansas City implement firm, concerning the proposed purchase of road grading and repairing marhtnerv. The whole matter wee laid over to l discussed in the future. DIFFICULT AND SKILLFUL OPERATION Successful Work ef Couple ef Ogden Physicians. The case of Mra Ails Childs of Rlverdale, who was operated upon in the Ogden General hospital recently for an Internal rupture, by the Rich Brothers, goes .on record as one of the most wonderful surgical feats ever' performed in Utah. Mrs. Childs was operated upon first for a very bad case of rupture, tnd later it wee found that mortifies lion had set In and internal dsray. The wound was ahd most heroic measures were resorted to. A foot of the alimentary canal was removed. the ends by the aid of a button, and the wound closed. The healing baa been nothing short of remarkable. The ends have knit firmly, the button has passed off and the patient ie now rapidly recovering. 1- -4 1-- ANTI-JEW1S- nue. London. Sept. 12. James Lowther, The pope will be represented at the conservative member of parliament for r on gross by the apostolic delegate. the Thanet division of Kent and for- Monsignor Kslrenio. merly chief secretary for Ireland, Is dead. I have always been a prominent e boasted the man. figure," "Then you were never a sweet boy Washington, Sept. 12. Supt Lieb-harwho of the dead letter office, graduate or a bridegroom," replied his last listener. Houston Post. committed suicide at his office night was under Investigation some months ago, the result of which failed "Some men gets a heap o' educato impeach hi character, showing tion, said Uncle Ebcn, "de rams as nothing that reflected on his Integrity. came people get. a fine collection o' Miss Ina 8. Liebhardt his daughter, bait wifout catchin' any fish. Washe, who is now In the Los Angeles ington Star. was transferred there at her own and "Dont you think he lacks aplomb? request as the result of the strain following the Investigation. asked Mra. Oklcaitle. "Well," replied her hostess, "I dont Boston, 8ept. 12. Guy Stallings, know, but at the dinner the other treasurer of the Preferred Mercantile night It did seem to me as though he Chicompany, was arrested today on a couldn't get enough peaches. charge of conducting a "diamond lotcago Record-Herald- . tery" btialnass in violation of the postal lawn The company was formerly "Poor old Tersely died last night." local ed In Kansas City. In live months, "Indeed ?" It Is said. $1,555,020 in contracts was "Yes. he tura-- d over and died withwritten by the concern, which has out a struggle. "Well, he died easier than he lived, forty branch offices in many of the then." New Orleans Picayune. large cities. post-offic- St. Peiorxlnirg. Sep!. 12. The Alexander Ncveky holiday was tviebrainl by the emjeror on st:l!.cqucni liciclopircni of iix plan for today hy a review guanl sin h a conn, prepared ly a cnuinus-sn- u the champs (le Mar of 4.uiM of six uiHiuhci'a appointed for that. troops of the Paul regiment. Thu emperor came here from Peterhof on the The union drecrvcK credit for pracilally Imperial yacht, crowds cheering him the pW to the reforivahting five years in advame what a he drove front ground. The emeror wore tin proved lu be the noi.t salient work of tie uniform of colonel of tlie regiment Hi peat conference at The Hague. ii:vat resiiiis have ben achictcd. You with the high sugar loaf cap. have arous-'il- , dlrwied, and wimatod public xciitinient in luvor of arliitra-lin- p throughout the i ivifir.i'd world. The niiiou thO'ild never cease it efforts to stimulate public intercet in It is this force wbkb we call public opinion, pumlic sentifor ment, which is tbs omit of Ism resort. Turkish Government Pays an525.000 AmeriSeizing ths Property of Die iiower that rub's tbo woild; tt can in the Island of Smyrna. directs the actions of men in all and in all forms of society; Uumituntlnople, Sept. 12. The Ottoits easy is universal; It sweep the man bank haa notified the American earth and it touches the stare. that it holds $.15,000 at its legation arbitraThe i siixo of international lu settlement of claims for land tion la making not aide and permanent illegally seized and belonging to au meeting. American citizen at Smyrna. prepress. Since your last Great Hriiain and France. France and The American Bible house 1 preItaly. Great Britain and Italy. Holland paring documents the eonrc.rnfng and IVnmsrk, Great Britain and Spain, American school tn Turkey for presFrance aud Spain. France and Holland, entation In the ministry of piilrllu inand Sain and Portugal have concluded struction. treaties pledging themselves during a period of five year to submit eerlaln UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO TO classes of esses to The Hague trlbunaL OPEN NEW DEPARTMENT. The signing of these ireatlee marks a distinct and promising advance. The Chicago, Sept. 12. -- For the purpota Alaskan boundary dispute haa been of providing courses of study aud pracamicably settled, and the record of the tical training In social and puilamhrop-1- c year counts among it achievements, the University of Chicago tn The work, beside the cases dealt with of will open on October 1 at the fine arts Hague tribunal, the appointment building n new department io he called special arbitrators to aettle. the Institute of social science aud Ecuabetween Tho boundary dispute arts. Announcement of the plan and dor and Peru; the boundary dispute the schedule of courses has been nude between Columbia and Peru. by Prof. Graham Taylor, of the ChicaThe claims for Indemnity of French go onmmonx. who la to he the director citizen on the treaty ahore of New of the institute. The new department ha been Fonndlaud; provided for under the general agreement between France and formed to meet the demand for trained men and women in cahritalilo and reGreat Britain. Tbs question of Ihe boundary line at formatory institutions, in organized the entrance of the Christiania Fiord, movements for civic betterment, in social wt Dements, In the Institutional between Sweden and Norway. of churches, and In mission work The land question In the New Heb- work at home or in foreign llelda. rides. between Franc and England; Training In these directions Is ofalso provided for under the Anglo-Frenfered through courees given hy pracagreement. tical workers in the various lines as The Band xe ! and frontier question, well as by Instructors In the Universiand Portugal, Britain between Great Charitable, correct tonal, and soThe controversy between the Turk- ty. cial Institutions, both public and privadminlatratlon ish government and the ate, in the rlty are to be visited and of the Ottoman debt.. studied. Open lectures will be vea The government of the United during the fall and winter for thosa States, In all proper ways, will con- who can not take the regular courses. tinue to give its aid and encouragement to the rase of International arbiYACHT WAS STORMBOUND. tration to which it le so firmly and earnestly committed. UrldgeiHHt, Conn., Rcpl. 12. The This is a significant and memorable launch containing William Robinson, bebeen never haa There gathering. wife and daughter, and tt. F. Kalb and fore In the new world an assemblage wife, concerning whose safety grave similar to this In character, composi- ft ara had been expressed, arrived here seare You alma legislators tion and late last night. The party had been to law to give lected and empowered in Huntington Harbor. the civilised peoples of the earth. You stormbound have great powers, great opportunities, but It behooves you to remember and your responsibilities are commensurate with them. You repreand liberty-lovin- g sent (Continued from Page 1.) people. our we attune me while occurs to It BALTIC FLEET WIU, voices to paeons In pralae of liberty STOP AT MSUAU. enI he who us may and peace, those of laws of trusted with the duty making St. Petersburg. Sept. 12. The Baltle lor the nations of the world might fleet, which sailed from iCronstadt properly pause to consider also what yesterday, Ie expected to remain nt legal remedies outside the sphere of IJbau for about, a fortnight. diplomacy, treaties and arbitrations, can be devised and applied to the settlement of questions arising from the consideration of such serious International problems as anarchist assassins, general sanitation, emigration and Immigration, and citizenship. The rapidly growing Interest in the subject M international arbitration Indicates that yonr educational endeavof Russian Paper Which Alee ors are not In vain; that they are bear- Opinion States America is Tee Busy With ing fruit; that they are well directed. Election to Undertake It is not necessarily to he believed l Bat Task. all of ths wishes and all the dearest who eat those of co Ideals mplet and BL Petersburg, Bept,.13 7; 30 s. m. hops for universal peace and univerof Impending Intervention by sal disarmament may be realized. Reports the powere to end the war are consld Still, aa the saying ie, nothing Ie Im- rred today by the Novoe Vremra. enema the end while way possible, which seya there Is no prospect of such long and the difficulties almost Insuper- action hy France, which country would able, yet by hard and sensible work, sincerely like to see peace. The paper and earnest and prayerful striving, says It, rather than Germany, should you may so animate. Inspire and uplift undertake the task of separating the those who follow you that the lall-v- r combatants, while Germany has not may have ths glorious fate to dwell la the same material interests to be afthe time when fected as France and the United 'The war drams throb no longer and Slate. are furled. the battle flags On the other hand, the Novoe Vrem-y- a In the parliament of man, ths federacontinues, America la entirely too tion of the world. busy with the national election to unThen followed reports of delegates dertake such a daring task, on that from each nation of. the progress of Russia may as well look forward to the the cfcues of peace In their respective cnnrluulnn of the war without proscount tie.s, which concluded the day's pect that any world power will even attempt to Interfere. work. H'uli iinirit From Page 21 ry piii-puK- DAMAGES ARE PAID c--r The board of coutiir t ii',inirxionere Miv jemerday appointed V.vl.iba'J Farlaini and Tboiua- - L luiityion ami Mr, Fcnuian a board u( irusiecx for school ihc of Went Weber who are to nn- mini after Hit: tall elect ions, i'lc uinvc pemio-nic- n aero appoints m i juxidcrjium of the fact that thy ilic choice .ali: y. having nf the people of th :r tb-In been elected prior ni'isciimciu of the district and in a''n Hu'iu to fill . (nt their unexpired tci'ii-CoTiuuihxiouer Wilm iip'iricd that the canyon roads were iu fair condition considering the fact iiiut large numbers of cattle had been driven over them aud recommend d ibui they be rlcgned up aa soon ax the season of cat tin driving is over. !! also reported that next Wednesday he would ipoot tlie roiiiiiiiKsloners from Hub and Cache counties to consider the matmad ter of the conjoint being built over the mountain range by the three enmities. (oinmiasioner Fowers asked for further time on maflers pertaining to his road district a Commissioner Stanford repi denied Ms road district to be in a fair condition. lie recommended that in view of the beginning of tomato and beet hauling season, the road be reand paired as regards chuck boles Two real estate transfers involving Denver, Sept. 12. Attorney Cowan, handsome considerations, have been ef- of Fort Worth. Texas, the fected at the county recorder's office aa Interstate Commerce representing company, began follows: In evidence the city today, reHanee K Larsen to Lee Nelson t taking live stock and garding Sec. 21, Tp. 6, N. rates which form the basiscommodity si., part of N. K. of comR. 1. West, $2,000. that bare been made hy shipJohn N. Etherlngton to Mary Ktfaer-Ingto-n, plaints pers against a extern railroads. part of N. W. 4 Sec. 20, Tp. S, N. R. 1 West, $1,250. ARRANGEMENTS FOR t s V... THIRD EUCHARIST. RIOTS IN PRUSSIA. New York, Sept. 12. Plans have been completed for the third Eucharist Kattowitz, Fraud. Sept. 12. An here in Cathedral College hall, Sepoutbreak against the Jews took place tember 27, 28 and 22. at the Soeaowlce, near the borders The date of the congress waa set and of Russian Poland Sunday. Rioters Pope Plus X appointed as president, paraded through the streets and the Right Rev. Camlllue P. Maes, bishthrew atones at the Jews they met op of Covington, Ky., and protector of Twelve or 15 persons were thus In- the league in America. A majority of of the jured and other were stabbed. The the 4,200 members league troops eventually dispersed the rioters throughout the United States will take and arrested ten of them. part. The congress will clone with great Redding, Cal., Sept 12. A fire, the pomp which will Include a pontifical source of which is not yet known, last high mass, sermon and a procession night destroyed property In Kerwick of clergymen and laymen about the valued at $100,000. grounds of the cathedral In Fifth ave- dt lull. IMi, the history of the city. Indications point to a phenomenal auriidauce compim-- to mat m previous years. Monday's attendance a a far above the aveiage for an opening day. Ail the scbuul buildings ready for occupancy are crowded. It wax thought ibat some of the rooms which were not to the modern standard of school rooms would lie aiiandoned, but It was ascertained today that these rooms would have to lie sed to accommodate the great attendance. The new Dee building which was to have been completed for the beginning of school Is nut yet reedy, Inn it is expected that eight rooms will he ready for occuimncy, Monday next. The architect and contractor huvn been notified that the building nuiat be ready by next Monday. The desks, inaide furniture, maps, globes, etc., for this building are already here reedy for Installation. The rooms which It had been Intended to abandon may have to lie kept open to accommodate the overflow alien-dancTuesday morning Suicrinten-den- t Allison thinks will see about two hundred additional pupils enter. There has been some little difficulty experienced on acrount of a lack of competent, first, claw, experienced substitute teachers to lake the place of several of the regular teachers who, on account of mines, were unable to report for duty today. The board of education haa employed a new aupervivor of drawing, Miss Cora Clayton. She is a gradual of the Philadelphia Art school which Is one of the greatest art school In the countryforthepreparationofpuplls to act as teachers. She la an experienced professor and comes very highly recommended. Next Monday she wiU be here ready for work. Perhaps, never before have bo many first class, experienced teachers acimsltions with the cepted Ogden school. A number are from the best eastern normal schools and a number are from the west principally California while all of the available, best home material baa been employed. Such a mixture of teachers from different places of the country is considered by superintendents of schools to be a great help to a school system. as a new life Is Infused as a result of Interchange of Ideas. The efficiency of the High school teachers aa a corps Is very marked, from beginning to end. It is Superintendent Allison's opinion that it la the beet corps of High school teachers that has ever taught in the city. The attendance In the High school this morning on the opening day was the largest since the school was built 350 pupils entering. The different courses have been arranged, modernised and adjusted so that they are in accordance with those1 of the best high echoole in the country. The laboratories have received large additions to their equipment, until today they are probably the beet high school laboratories in the west Miss Elizabeth Orth, primary supervisor, came In from Los Angeles Sunday evening. While away Mias Orth has been acquiring new. Ideas for her department She vlslLed the best normal schools and training schools In that part of the country and brought back a host of new material for the benefit of the primary schools. Music in the public schools will receive a great deal of attention this year. Prof. Squire Coop la busy arranging his preliminary work and much In expected from the muidc department of the Ogden public schools this year. MEETS self-mad- m S.J. Work. CELEBRATE HOLIDAY UNIVERSAL ARBITRATION BOARD Delegatee Are Present From Nearly Every City and Town in the State. worth of tTAR, TIESDAY MOhMNG, SEPTEMnEr. IS, M. COUNTY OF LABOR laft th!a afternoon of Auwnio, Tea., tor a xiIt -. daughher with oioaiaa tbrcc H. Carroll OGDEN. ex iIik-po- ch WAR NEWS. al law-abidi- FRANCE SHOULD INTERVENE CLAIMS TO BE VICTIM OF SQUADRON TO AWAIT FURTHER ' ORDERS. San Franrlsno, Kept. 12,' The Chronicle says that the nailing orders of tha American squadron now in this port have been cancelled by m dispatch from BLACK HAND Italian Barber, .Whose Shop Was the navy department to Rear Admiral G. F. Goodrich, Instructing him to Wrecked by Exploeion, Shows Poawait further orders. The squadron, lice Threatening Letter. which consists of the armored cruiser New York, the milnera Boston and 12. New York,' Sept. Peliigriul Marblehead, the gunboat Bennington whose Stravalll, the Italian barlter. and the torpedo boat destroyer Paul shop was wrecked hy an explosion this Jones, were under orders to sail today of for Magdalena bay for target morning, endangering the lives practice. The sudden change of orders. It Is twenty families who occupied tenements in the building, has been plac- said, is dne to the unexpected arrival ed under arrest For several hours be- of the Russian warship Lena In this fore the explosion ahd for three hours port. after It neither Stravalll, his wife nor any of their seven children were seen New Y ork. Sept. 12. Herbert Bowshout the place. When Stravalll finally appeared and saw the ruin, he became en, minister to Venezuela, arrived here greatly esdied; aad wailed In anguiab today. over the loss. In his frenzy, tho police say, he tore up letters and papers Terrible plagues, those Itching, peswrecked on his person and In the tering diseases of the skin. Put an shop. After hla Arrest, when he was rad Doans Ointment cures. searched. It was found that he had not At to misery. store. any drug torn up his Insurance policies for $1,-9which were In a pocket of bia coat Stravalll claims that the explosion was Mrs. Jones Your friend Miss PowBlack der puff Is an actress, I believe? caused by members of the Hand" society, and at the police staMra Brown She used to he, hut tion he allowed two letters signed with shes an artist now. She gives a turn the mystic symbol, threatening him on the variety stage. Boston Tranwith serious things unless ho sent $500 script. to the wrltera. 00 The body of a 28 woman, apparently the years old, bas been taken from lake near the Columbia Yacht Club house. Her Identity is n mystery. No person answering her description has been reported to the police ae missing, and the victim apparently had been deed for many days. Kite was five fed. two Inches tall, weighed 125 pounds, and had browa hair and eyes. She wore a black silk skirt and waiat, and had a silver girdle i hsin. a black head chain and lorket, and a heart-nhsppis Gillie Chicago. Sept. 12. ed What's your experience with streetcar hogs? well-dress- Spinks I and give me mer. had one man prove np the end seat this sum- Gillie Merely from politeness? Spinks No; I think It was rather real guns! ( Yhi i that d!r.uri. Earthquake? "l)h. no; il.ai ix merely Carrie X. - and Hih..p Poin-- meeting for first time." Raltitnore Herald. Slice over ihi-re- ? r tl'io'h a IfoiikliT, iiix tiMii and a hale Who roJc on ii. l ine a giralf: (iokIi! I hix lu aid's iiitK aa Then l,is iiiwum cumuix-t-in- i Caused Sl Dio oni.mkci in lair. Catholic Siaodard and 7'imea Thc claim th-- y "ouly play for fun" When with Du cards they toy. Hut alien they find they have not won Why. don't they jump with Joy? I 're?. 'Philadelphia dmino." ban! Curie Ebcn, whethi ere iKurrott. will ever be civilized or ,101. but dey hasde correct idea about how to dress in summer." "1 er Wo 'Washington Star, v e to get a divorce," she told the lawyer. "What has your husband been doing?" he asked. "Nothing, the replied. Cleveland Leader. "1 warn Brighton lleai h. N. V.. Kepi. j- .- The product. HiakPH. value $l5.uo0, firt-t- half for colts and guldingis. mx furhinga: Diamond won: Wild Mint nvoui.; . Jack third. Time l:lj I hear that 011 are r.arrir.1. Is it too late fur congratulations?" "Yes; it's time fur condolences now." Boston Travel! r. PLATT 13 FOR WOODWARD. his has Saratoga. X. Y Sept. a day of informal confnremrv among tha Republican icodeia gathered here In advance nf the State conIzvts vention called for Wednesday. tonight there seemed tn lie a general Impreesinu that thrre would be no contest over the nomination for Governor. Governor Odoll said: "At this hour It appears that the question of the nominee haa narrowed down to Mr. Woodruff and Limit. Governor Higgins a ths two men having behind them the moet sentinisul. Possibly ws many find a stronger man than either of these two." The Governor refused to express any preference between Mourn. Higgins and Woodruff. Keuator Platt said: "I am for tbs nomination of Woodruff." 11.-T- been ANOTHER SOUTH AMERICAN BATTLE. Uunsua Ayres. Sept. 11. A CHEAP MONEY 1 5 ! further heavy engagement between the Insurgents and the troop of ths government In which tbs latter are reported to have been defeated, is Mid tn have occurred In Uruguay. Rumors concerning Ilia casualties are conflicting. Negotiation lietwsen lha Paraguayan government and Ihe revolutionists there are still proceeding. t a CRK- -' ATED GOOD CHEER. f London, Sept. 11. Tbs stock exchange, under tbs Influence of cheap money, presented a cheerful condition during ths week, but the political uncertainty owing to the trouble in thn Far East tended to prevent any freedom In actual transaction. General Kuropal kin's successful retreat which was looked upon as indicating an Indefinite prolongation of the war, caused a reaction from the recent advance In prices. The Americas market was strong on hopeful trade prospects aud abundant money. i i THE NORTH AkSTERN LINE ATLAS. A War Atlas has bora Issued by ths Chicago ft Northwestern 1 Ml way. Three fins colored mapj, each 14x20, bound In convenient form for reference. The EatsiMn shown In detail, with tables showing relative military sod naval strength and financial resource of Russia and Japan. Copy mailed to any address on receipt of ten (19) cants for poaUgo hy C. A. Walker, Gen. Agent C. ft N. V. Ry., 220C Uouth Main SL. Salt Laka City, Utah. Commutes. Russo-Japanes- WORLDS FAIR NO CHANGE OF CANS TO ST. LOUIS AND NITOSN j UNION PACIFIC WABASH RAILSOAOS I Puseacer arc loaded at waim catraara of the Exposition at a coaTcaimt hoar la tha awraiag. thas oaring tima aad expeata aa arrival at M. Lotla aad avoiding tha great crowd at the hig Union Stxtiea. MANY HOURS QUICKER THAN ANY OTHEN ROUTE ;m A. qpMtta. a MOSELEY,' Traveling Passenger Agent, Ogden. Utah. ! Hi NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Nullca is hereby given that bids will be received by lbs Davis and Weber Counties Canal Company, at tbs office of J. G. Nye, secretary, 2411 Washington avenue, until 12 o'clock noon on Kept ember the 20th, 1904, for excavation for and construction of masonry abutments and protection walls at ths bead-gat- s of said canal In Welter canyon. Specifications for lbs same can be seen at the office of J. C. Nye, secretary. The right to reject any or all bids Is reserved. C. F. MIDDLETON, T. J. STEED, Jihwfrated Gail r e Pair Helena. Sept. 11. The United Slates South American squadron. Rear Adadral Chadwick commanding, consisting of the cruisers Brooklyn (flagship) and Atlanta and the gunboat Mariana and Caatlne arrived here at 5 o'clock this afternoon. St. .31 ' ; |