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Show THE MORXIXO EXAMIKEB OODEN, UTAH, SATUBDAY MOBXINO, 29, 1901. OOTOBEB , i St. LouU. Oct. 21. The New Thou,, Federation tonight elected H. Harris Brown of San Fmnciaeo, prreiiieai MISS FCBDTSPBOCRAM Home Made Have your cate, muffins,' and tea bis-ahome-madThey wffl be fresher, oeaner, more tasty, and wholesome. Royal Baling Powder helps the house Wireto produce at home, quietly and ecofine and nomically, tasty cate, the puddings, die hosted layer-cat- e, JUDGES OF GRAND REPUBLICAN ELECTION RALLY APPOINTED GRAND ut e. hot-biscu- Complete Lie! ef Judges Names for Every Dtatnct la County. it, de ovat . OCOEN i. nd BSKIM POWOM MW YOWb BREVniES 1 SUMMIT BURGLARS Edler eonneded with Btraup Uppman i In town on legal buat-B. CAPTURED Dr. J. 8. Oordoa and wife arrived tlie BL Louie World Mr ana various other point aaaU last evening from lames Morielll who marie a murder-- POLICE GET ROBBERS Off aeaault a week ago oa Mrs. Marla PEOPLES STORE. IMiio, wee releaaed from the county Jail laet evening upon the depoelting of Bey Was Captured and Csnfaaasd, COAL-VILL- I3W oaah bond by hie brother, Nick BortetH. A haul of nauaual proportlona waa Mde oa a Jewelry Mora at Brigham Slfkt before laet aa la evldmiwd by a Hut of artlclea etnten furalahed the darlff'a office last evening. Tha Hat 14 enalets of watches, 40 rlnga and ether Jewelry. Funeral aervlcea were held over the iwalni of tha Rawnoa at the nwldenca Mer-- eleven-monthe-o- ld ki of the ddld'a pareau at S yesterday, Sail op Wataon offliUitn. Ttie aiiess- -. O. H. A. and Bhreeve el were: F. bhub and muale waa furnlehed la eov-beautiful ecaiga by the trio, Mra g.D. Bradford. Mra. Juaeph Ballaatyue kd Mine Mm lirowa. . - " t t W. Kerr, under aherlS at Choteau, Meitana, arrived here laet evening on - M way to Balt Lake City fur reqatat-tipane re for Jack Paine, whose ste p ateallng, reelsUnce of arreaUand uBwqurut capture at American Palls the ocoaeton of considerable here eome time ago. Mr. will t eald laet evening that Peine tried on eevrral chargee of horses mllng, and that the Canadian cannot, heva him until Montana la tamiKh with him. n offl-iil- tlie Weber Stake Academy gave lie hall of the aeama. a very eurceea-aftalat Kreeerla HaU laet night. r, ret. I. O. Wet tie left for the Bt. Louie Etpeelliou laet evening, where be will M hla eon Karl, who preoeeled him e weeks ago. W. Clapp returned laet Bight from trip through Mexico. C. The Democrat e have planned a at their hradquarter Betur-a- y evening. J. K Chav era Is a visitor from Pres jo, Idaho, F. N. Kutnewihy. the well know ninrance man of Balt Lake la in plicating E Tha fallowing Judges of election for Oguea City and Weber county bar aeen appointed by the board of eounty fa those districts commissioner. where (bare are vacancies or la which those appuiated should resign thus treating a vacancy tbs same shall be lilted by the board at tbi meeting on Monde v: OUDKN CITY DISTRICTS: First Charles A. Stephana, 8.; Jerome Brown, B.; Henry Taylor, IA Beeond Joseph Her via, R.; Kate Howe, K.; Moroni Brown, XX Third Alien Collins, R.; Addin E. McDowell, It.; John C. Baker, IX Fourth Addle Angel; R.i W. j Sc udder; Jr, H,; (teorga Shorten, D. Filth O. R. Driver, K.; Florence Stanford, B.; Ben Tern, V. Sixth Elisa M. Shepherd, R.; J. H. Epperson, I). Seventh CL C. Nowlin, R.; William Hill, R.; W. Q. Kind. D. Eighth C. L. Lowe, R.; Bessie M. Leavitt, R.; C. D. Tyree, IX Ninth J. P. Middleton, R.; Ada Poole, R.; John Toung, D. Tenth Joaeph & Dana, R.; Emelin O. Bedford, R.; Chauneey Parry, D. Eleventh V. ML Hatch, R.; J. P. Keller, R.; Saudi el Btraepar, D. Twelfth J. C, Sim moos, R.; Moro-B- l Stone, R.; W. W. Crane, D. ' Thirteenth John Farr, R.; Orsoa WilHams. R.; W. W. Spires, D. Fuurteentb P. A. Cook, R.; Joaeph Baxter, R.; R. D. Brown, D. Fifteenth Bl T. Woolley, R.; L. B Bnlcb, R.; II. H. Goddard, Sixteenth J. J. Brummltt, R.; Bar maniha J. Farrell. R.; C. F. Grout, Seventeenth L. W. Em ley, R.; Lottie F. Smith, R.; W. B. Hughes, R.; Eighteenth & A. - Stratford, Elisabeth Revder, R.; John Saemoa, D. Nineteenth Joste G. Kimball, R.; Isaac F. Farr. R.; B. J. Watkins, Twentieth Rufus Ford, R.; Austin. R.; L. H. A ah ton, D. Twenty-lir- a t N, H. Ives, R.; P. J. Laminar a, Georgo A, Poulter, Br. a a Im- Two Olffer CempanleM Booty Is Recovered, a a The tilleret who robbed the Peoples' Mercantile atom In Coalville, Wednesday night, and who hava since baffled the officer of Summit county, were captured at I o'clock laet evening on Twenty-fift- h Street by member of the local police department, B. F. Brat, R.; G. to B. Twenty-ieoonCredit, for the rapture Is duo Danger. B.; Leah Beager, Officer Hittehlno, Sergeant Chaigbere, Twenty-thirI. U Lennlng, Detective Pender, Captain Brown and Verna Herrick, R-- t E. T. Spencer, Bargennt Wilson, who have been quietTwenty-fourtDor P. Holther. R.; ly working oa tha case sine the new W. Wilcox, R.;.Jea Stephen, of the theft wm wired hero, uatil last J. Twenty-fifth Ran ben T. Evan. R-- ; evening wbsn they made their roqp, Loul A Mlller;la; D. A. Smyth, D. afternoon It waa. learned yesterday COUNTY DISTRICTS. that two men and a hoy bad tried to Burch Creek M. L. HarMain. second a in certain of a raior dispose William Alien, Phillip Garner, D. hand stare and later two men and Eden A. J. Stallings, K.; H. C. Farstreet h on were Twenty-fiftlean boy rell, R.; Peter Hansen. D. The boy was singled out and captured Leah Far West W. O. Child, Jr at tha first opportunity, and was put Fisher, eon. and course of a wealing through Harrievllte David Crowthar. R.; T. famed to evorytblng, telling where the A. Andrew Agren, Miller, goods had been cached. The remaining Hooer, No. 1 John Moore, R. ; John two offenders were taken la later and June, Messrs Brown, Chambers and Pendsr Bylngtnu, No. David I Mnrd Child, Hooper, went with the lad tor the plunder. It Rhdmrd Hooper, D. Lowe, wm fuuad slowed sway la an old Huntsville. No. 1 A. C. Scbade. building formerly ueed by Kilpatrick J. H. Jorges Albert H. Garner, Bros, as a place for storing machinery, eon, located at aa unfrequented point west 1 Huntsville. No. Janes Bailey, R. ; of the railroad on the Weber river. The Albern A. Allen, consisted of Butts, overcoat, booty LawKay a villa R. A, Jonea, shoe, razors, pocket knives and rence WUhoii, D. In two In blanket tied up Jewelry, J. Marshal. R.; Andrew Liberty quantities that used tb strength of Clark, R.: W. O. Shaw, two officers to carry. It wm worth at Marriott J. D. Powell, least (300. North Ogden James Story. R-- ; A. Tha boy who la seventeen ymra old, H. David Rhupe. D. Rogers, gave bio name se Paul MoKstl and the Plain City. No. 1 Thoms Stoker. names of the men as Ihomaa Moore Milo W. Sharp, Carver, and J. B. Wilson. According to the R.j entered the tb the trio .of lad, stray D. Wadman. Plain City. No. Peoples' Mercantile More la Coalville J. W. Luckhart R by remoring a window pans They Hamnel FlaeeaiH View Bller, R.s loaded tha loot on a band car and rods Ashmen Rose. R.; Mormon Cragun, IX to Echo, where It was trauafarred to Frand Randall Moore, R.; J. A. I bo brake-rod- s of a steel gondola David Randall. D. R.; Bttiter, was cor band freight car. The C. J. Riverside Richard Dye, dumped off the bridge and the thieve R.i D. W. Rueeel, D. Adame, their wltk rods brake rod oa (ha Rnjr John C. Child. R.; Jamee R plunder to Ogden. Thorns Hollands. D. Russel, Sheriff Mair and Deputy Sheriff Blatervllte A. J. Huffman. R.; John Wilde of Summit county traced tha Slater, R.: J. J. Hutchins D. robbers aa far m Echo, whan they lost Uintah Alma H. Keyee. R.; Jamea the event, Wilde going east and Malr Combe, R.; Robert Rale. D. nt loft Mnlr to Ogdon Ogden. coming Paul R Gibson, Warren I o'clock yesterday afternoon for Salt Barrow, R.; Ralph W. T. Wayment. D. lAke, u1 heariug Informal loo from 1 ThomM W. West Weber. No. that qu. . r. WilThomM Jones, Jr., Cook, The uUlcets have not as yet been liam Telford. Jr IX able to extract a confession from the McFarWest Weber. No. f Peter enu older of the trio, but Wllaon, who land. R.; Edward Clark, R.; Om. ta aa from the penitentiary D. at Joliet, IIL, baa promised totellevery-tbln- g Purrington. Holme. R.; D. N. Wilson John The offenders this morning. Joaeph Thom peon, D. Drake, an officer and will be photographed from Summit county will be here to Only one remedy In tire world that get them today. will at once atop It chines of the skin in OgMoor bees have aud Wilson In sny part of the Imdy. Doan Ointden and have been under the observament Ay drug More, 60 cent. tion of the police for tome Ume. to Moffett, the three planned the theft in Ogden Wednesday mra-niIn Bcho and M(fait remained white the other two went to Coalville end avenw pushed the theft. J. C. Chevers. Preaton; D. N. 8trup. C. B. Varlau, O. W. Powers, Jamea H. hloyie. Salt Lake; Hugo Sichl, 8l. JosCRUSHED BY ELEVATOR eph. Mo.; E. R Lane, New ork: H. A. Harvard aad wlef, Omaha; J. N. Elevator Boy at hcowcroft's Ware- Dutehor. NewY ork; It. E. Dalton. W. O. Gorman, Grand Forks. house to Painfully Injured. N. 1).; J. S. Howell, Saw Francisco; Hoy Warder, a lad of about 13, who F. H. Kntncwaky. Halt Lake; C. 8. has boon employed for some Hina a King, New York; Wm. G. Rudd, Chaa. H. Kimbvl, New York; C. Bcowcnui's boy, was caught last evening iioiweea the ascending W. Brown. . Paul: lloy B. Parker, cage and the first Hour snd siiHUiuod (liiclunail: Chau. Frank, St. lujule; U.. a very painful injury of the sight arm. J. Chrenuiwood, Chicago; C. W. Steg-msaSan Francisco; Jos. Wlppernisn. Bo ligluly wedged was the arm In this painful position tbai the elevator waa Si. liOuis; N. B. Isrncll, rromnntory stopped aud a mure borrlfylug acci- Foint; J. T. Hammond, Balt Lake. dent was averted. The lad was extriCARD OF THANKS. cated from his position as quickly as To the many kind frtenda who aaairt-e- d possible, and seat to Washington avenus during the illness, death and ue in a diuy wugou fur medical help. The aasisiauco of lr. Wherry was se- hurlal of our beloved mother. Zepha cured aud It was found that thu wrist Neleiorer. we d noire to extend our was badly crushed, a severe contusion heartfelt thanks, snd sincerely trust of trial friends being one of I tie results of the Injury. tiiei in similar hours Later the boy wae removed to hi may he raised up m administer niits your comfort end conaolettnn. hoi te, lei West Thin tel b Street. Joseph Neimnyer and Brothers. Monarch over pain. Burns, cuts, NO PREPARATIONS Dr. sprains, slings. Instant relief. TOR DEPARTURE. Thomas' Klertrlr Oil. At any drug store. Vico. Spain. Oct. 28. The Rueirtan warships finished nulling today, but CARD OF THANKS. r tl'rir departure are no preparation It 1 rumored that Admiral viallile. Ogdrn. I'lati. Ort 28. 1904. hx received an ImporI hereby wish to thank the uelgh-Iw- r Kojeeivensky tant ripher meeage from St. Petersof Ogden Circle. 6)1. Women of . Wood' raft, snd all friends who so burg. kindiy runtriiunn? to my benefit si Berlin. Oct. 2S The Vueiech Zelt-unear-parly given October 3rd at tb obleet pei'pf In Berlin, will Odd Fellow.; hall. anniverlelebruiv it MRS. L. BUOIWOOU sary louuuruw. Mar-garette-a a; a d a a; a a d a; a; a; a a a; a a: a; a; a; a; a a a lla a; a a a; a a a a; a a; a; . a: a; Hammond I InT. Ogden. lake, of Balt la vleib-la- g Joseph A. Bmlth of Provident, Utah, arts a gueet last sight at tha Healy Hotel a Bra, the J. Ogdan-Luct- CHARGE W. Pika la cut-of- u Of a visitor from f. J.1CGA1ratios were Pueblo, Oct 28. Information Low today by Plrtrict Attorney Mra r haute Mra. N. B. Browne and ion. H. P. Hull with Illegal rerfstvei candidate joke A. Martin. Democratic saw far state senator, swore that be votthe two women register la several film! aa; a; a a; g, REEDHOTEL Clii-rag- L Cant You T See That old style Btcel pen Isn't conductive to eeay writing. Wo know and guarantee a Water Bias Fountain pen. to write easier, and longer thnn two drasn steel pens- - iff al- ways ready when you are. Try cue' today.' S2.E9and up. J. S. LEWIS & CO. Chl-cog- g. ie l Mis Ford, extempore expressionist and travel raconteur, will give her Mononly public program in Ogdea, day. October list, at the Carnegie Library Auditorium at I p. nx, assisted and Mias by ilr Beerie (litre Jmuinga, vocalists, and Prof. Squire Coop. The following will Ire rendered; M. Eleanor Ford Tragedy Mrs. AUlsoa ll.Sea Bolted HI. Tire Midnight Bun M. Eleanor Ford FTof. Coop i Ys Musical Diversion 3 TO BALT LAKE CITv SATURDAY, Oct 2BTH. Bperiel train via Oregon Shore Ua leaves Ogden 10:45 a. m. R tram leav BaH Laka City returnUt 1:45 p. m. and U:45 p. m. Pare Hu round trip. EXCUBION Deaa-Alila- OPERA HOUSE VACANCIEE OR RESIGNATIONS TO BE FILLED MONDAY. crisp cookies, crullers, crests and muffins, with which the ready-mafood found at die hate-sho- p or grocery does not compares Royal is the greatest of bate-da- y helps. 1 Gifted Travel Raconteur Assisted by Local Talent Will Give Public Recital, a 1NTRRM153ION. iln the Swiss Alp. , ,. . M. Eleanor Ford Il IIL AND ALL THE OTHER CANDIDATES FOR STATE OFFICES WILL BE PRESENT AND EXPOUND THE PRINCIPLES OP PEACE, PROSPERITY AND PROGRESS XV. metta. We do net promise to aell you oamatning far nothing. Our Meats are freak, Wa endeaver to plesae every, body who patronixee the OCCeSS MARKET. wiu Ech Song... Mias Jenniag Aftermath of Anecdote and M. Eleanor Ford Humur Prof. Coop Musical Finale CHILDREN'S DAY ALL ARE INVITED Saturday The LILLIE BRAND LARD Afternoon Wallaces Glass net made by a TRUST Blower. TO PUT IS ALONE Baturdar afternoon special matinee Many for the school children. educational experiment wMh before never scientific glass apparatus een hero; also Wallace's mechanical Punch and Judy, the moet. laughable vtf sees, and tha troops of wonderful ro performing monkeys. Ewime celvM a handsome present with lnter-eeiia- . COMPANY APPLAUDED ON FEET OTHER DEMOCRATIC ORATORS EFFORTS ARK FROSTS.. UNITED LABOR MERCANTILE STOCKHOLDERS MEET. Party Ora tore Make Big Claima and J. Frad Keiaal, Will Temporarily ManEatravagantty Eulogise Their Canage the BusineM and Effort Will didate Praise far Gave ba Mads to 1 nereis Capital. nor Wells The meeting of the atpckholdere of If number can be taken m m in- the United Labor Mercantile company dication of tha euoraes of a political fur tha adjustment of present trouble! meeting then the Democratic rally at waa held teat night and steps were tb Grand Opera Home last night wae taken toward clearing the company of a decided frost. The boua wm but Indebtedness and placing tb burineea half filled and tha empty seat aeeined ua a Mild financial footing. The to hava a depressing effect upon tha creditors, the principal sna being Frad J. Klesel and Soowcroft and Bone, have speaker. Tha Democratic who participated la lest nights pow- offered to accept a settlement baaed on wow were Orlando W. Powers nominee T6 centa oa the dcuiar. A committee for Con greas, James H. Moyle; nominee consisting of Claud Moyte. A. J. fnr Governor and C. 8. Varies, nominee and James McLaughlin war ter the Supreme beach. and will attempt to Induce At 1:16 the curtain mee and revealed stockholder to purchase another an artlatlrally decorated stage, e peak-er- a hare which will pay off tb lndabted-nee- s and prominent Democrat of tha and leave the company In a good eounty. Chairman T. P. Johnson da financial condition. llvered tbs opening eulogy. Every The baiineea was turned over to Fred nomine of ble parly on rtat. ooanty J. Klesel, who will place a man In and city tickets wm eulogised and charge to handle It In the interest of tended to the skies According to hit the creditor! until Wednesday. On that Idea of the eternal fitness of things no day the committee will make Re report, Republican nominee wae In It with tire upon which the enterprise will stand or fall. opposing Democratic nominee. C. 8. Varlan was the first speaker Tha llabllltlra of the business are Introduced to the audience. He started 13,300 and the assets, which consist of out with the statement that the judicigoods, fixture and account amount to ary and the public school were fwo or- $2,300. Tha reason for tha rroeent ganisation that should ha kept out of la tack of capital The compolitics that a nomine for the Judiciary should not be partisan and then pany started buaineu with uneufflclent bean and ba always proceeded to arraign the Republican capital party oa general principles.. At time forced to do buaineu on credit. the oppressive etlllneae was punctuated by a few nattering hand claps aaj RUSSIAN RECONNAISSANCES. when he concluded hi addreae there were audible sighs of relief. BL Petersburg, Oct 28. The General Judge Powers was next Introduced to the audience and received quite an staff has received .the following from General Bakharoff, dated oration. In dulcet tones calculated to Impress the most skeptical be assured today: On October 26th the Russian cavthe audience that It wm like - coming home to eome back to Ogden and that alry made a nconnotesance in force ta he entertained a lore for the people the direction of Kekeoltal Prince here which could hardly be expected of Tumanov forced the enemy from the one who wm a resident of Salt Lake village of Haltaoea, on the fight bank City. For once the audience got Into of tbo Hun river opposite the Tillage a clapping mood ud everything the of Keokltal. Wo lost two soldier killsaid no matter upon what ed and three wounded. speaker On October 26th a reconnaissance subject was applauded. Ills spell binding Influence did it and they were wm made on our right flank by severready to applaud any Ume he stopped al detachments of sharpshooters. After to take breath. Judge Power made an hour and a half of preparation the the claim that the Republican speaker detachment advanced at U p. m. tothroughout the Slate were mltrepre-entln- g ward tha villages of Tchaltampu and him, one faction claiming that Bexymtaimy. The latter waa taken by he wm the recipient of church favor aeaault by sharpshooters, the enemy' and the other that he had espoused the force retiring. Two of our officer cause of the American party. With sar- were wounded. A party of Japanese Ml Into an amcasm and Irony he vented hit aplecn on the Republican nominees who are buscade prepqred by our sharpshooter stumping the state, claiming that they on (he morning of October 36th. Tpr re driven to desperation with the fear enemy lost two men killed and fir that offices are to be wrung from them wounded. and thus their mterepreaentathin. Wert of Hupalino, a balloon was Then came the eulogy of the whole observed which came to earth after nominee for Democratic ticket from the several shot bad been fired at It by Governor, James H. Moyle, nil down our sharps hooters. the to fine tribute the line. He paid a The morning of October 27th, two present Republican governor, Heber M. of our batteries bombarded the Japstol the but. of spoke disparagingly Well, a temple a mile and a quarter present nominee, John C. Cutler. After oath of the village of Yang Tlang the com pi ct Ion of the eulogy be became Bung which wm occupied an a point facetious snd told what were supposed of observation. The Japanese wen to be some funny stories and then in compelled to evacuate the hill." word of withering sarcasm roasted the It U until doubtful if Republican party it will ever recover from the shock. II exploited hi views jm the tariff, gave the Democrats the credit for the Irrigation taw; the rural free delivery system snd other beneficent acts and then closed with a teaching appeal for the suffrage of the people assuring them what he would do If elected to FKONK & BURGI Q O ' Phono 827 Y. gara (HgfflBfflaggqS Juvenile and Childrens GLASSES OCTOBER P. M. :81 Parents Invited. H. J. TOLLER it COS ACADEMY. Over Poetofflee. , BEGIN SATURDAY, spell-bind- ers embar-rawme- attention. g j! ticket. OUR LEADER," no compound ar EASTERN LARD mixed with H. Ask year GROCER far R. N. 1 bason SBSBBBBB .16 Ivm special Afternoon, At the Carnival Saturday 10 p. m. . 1:30 to fil 1 to POWERS SUCCESS HAKKET I8U WASHINGTON AYE. Live and let Live la eur PART TWO. Governor Walls THE o -8- TO 4 O'CLOCK SATURDAY ONLY nt all Street Hats die-pat- ch and Caps... Special Prices on all Pattern Hals... t . MILLINERY THE LEADER MRS. 8. E. LYON, CO., Proprietress. mat THE CLOTHES QUESTION Think It over! Look this clothe question squarely In tha face. If congreua. concluded the Jamee H. Moyle powwow In a very short enemy's HI remark 'were a sort of speech. seconding speech to the remark made by Judge Powers. He made the bold statement that there wae nothing that the Rcpubllran party had even done that tire people of Utah should be thankful for. After hearing tire speaker give a few more eulogistic remarks about Democratic nominee the gather-lu- g broke up. WORLDS FAIR E8 CHAilSE you 'are having your clothes made to order) at fancy prices, then you are paying too much tor them, OF CARS un-le- as TO ST. you hava money to bum. We 'claim that eur clothes fit, wear LOUIS better and retain ahapa better than teller mad," and at a saving to you of at least to travelers. Dr. Fowler's Cures Extract ct Wild 8trawberrv. seasickness, diarrhoea, dysentery, Acts nausrs. Pleasant to take. promptly. A boon sv OFFICERS FOR CONGRESS. TRANS-MISSISSIP- Bt. Louis. Oct. 28.-- At a special meeting of the e lenitive committee of the Trans Missleeippf Commercial called directly preceding Conger the final adjournment, Rufus P. Jennings of San Francisco was elected chairman and ThomM Richardson of Portland. Ore., ricerebalrmaii. The following were selected M members of the congressional committee: H. P. Wood. San Plegu, Cal.; Herbert Strain, Great Falls. Mont.; Rufua P. Jennings San Francisco. The advisory committee on selected Includes: A. S Black, Rellingbari Waahircton: John H. Smith. Salt Lake; U. V. Goode. Portland, Ore. Cincinnati. Oct. 28. Archbishop Elder la reported to he dying. PisatafU ae tea (a ai waia catnaea el tl Exgasiliaa a sM44laat Hoar ia the awialat M earing (In aad arrival at (. Laal aad txwis Tidleg the gnat crowds at the tig ITiuaa Scaliow- - KIANY HOURS QUICKER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE j aassi Clrt1 net f YOULL s ftr LIKE JflnsfoiM Outer t PW jrv m A. B. MOSELEY, Traveling Passenger Agent, THE one-thir- W do not boast when we say they are better than tailor made, but mi prov to you that it te fact trial will convince, .you , and youll thank ua for giving jrou thia . A ad" talk. Men US. ' COME AND SEE US. |
