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Show TOE MOUSING EXAMINER OGDEN. UTAH, WEDNESDAY MORNING, PROMINENT SPORTS OF When We Do Your Work PRINCIPAL of aatiafactlon l SHOOTING AFFRAY IS DEAD. Private Albert Harnett of company G. Twenty-motinfamry, who was hot by Sllan Smith, a in the employ of tho quarter master's depart-men- t the anythat baat laundrywork vary body can do. It'a atyliah, It'a wall dona In avary respect and abova all lta dona without the wear and teai that it receivea at moat at Fort Douglas Saturday night, died at the post from the effects or two bullet wounds received, never regains couadousneu. having The victim was shut through the the body, atomach and liver being Wa want everybody in Ogden penevaied. of see to a Tha post surgeons did all witnin thalr aample and vicinity our work.' Wa know it'a the power to sav? the turn, but their efforts were fruit leva.' The parents of boat. Wa want you to know It. llasaett, who reside in New York have been apprised of the deathCity, Phono calif our wagon of May their son and unless the remains of or poatal ue. the soldier an? deairrd ftr burial by his relatives, the funeral will be held at Fort Douglas, with interment in Ogden the post cemeterv. ' RILEY DOING WELL. Sergeant William Riley, who was also shot by Smith in bis endeavor to wrest the revolver from Smith, havAddress Fait of Hard Hotel. ing received a serious flesh wound, is Phone No. 174. getting along nicely, and unless complications set in, will be able for duty within a few data. Silas Smiih, who did the shooting and who was placed in solitary confinement at the post guardhouse after the shooting, has been taken to the hospital for treatment. The surgeons think that Smith has been internally injured, the injuries having been inflicted by Hassett before being shot. STORIES ARE CONFLICTING. Various stories are being circulated aa to the cause of the shooting, some denying that Smith acted in others that he shot Hassett aa coast raise the finest the result of the quarrel had In the OS the Pacific coaat.Their wines Pacific .rapes on tha city a short tin previous. However, this o Hirers are examining all who are absolutely pure. If you wish to discheer for the holidays were eye wltneesea to the affair in an praise good endeavor to obtain the facta in the order some of their wine from caae. WILL GET CIVIL TRIAL. 25th Street Aa soon as he haa fully recovered m) from the fnjuriea he received. Smith will be turned over to the civil authorities by the post commander for laun-driaa- Steam Laundry THE ITALIAN SWISS COLONY FRIZZINI BROS. Owl Saloon Props. No. 232 26th 8t Dealers In Brat class liquors of all kinds, wines and brandy. All goods d frit rered to any part of city every Saturdiy. Whisky 75 clg to f 1.75 quart. 1. Wine 35 cts per quart, 3 quarts, Brandy, 31 quart. Whiskey pr. gaL O'Neill Bros., ' 3!J5 to 35. O'NEILL BROS., PROPS, 'Phono 135Z. WHERE TO CAT . BOSTON" CAFE OPEN DAY AND NIGHT, Everything hare the best. Short orderd at all hours. All kinds of game and fish in season. Extra fine dinners Sunday, from 12 to 2 p. m. 25c. Fine lunch from 11 to 4 and 8 to 8 p. m. JIM YOUNG Props. 224 Twenty-fift- Street. h trial. to the Monday Smith waa taken county jail, where he ia now confined, awaiting hli hearing. While in conversation with the sheriff he la quoted as aaying: SMITH'S STORY. There were two of them on me when I reached for my gun. I hollered for help and when no one came to my rescue. I had to do something. I believe I will be able to prove what I ay. and if I can it seems to me I should be acquitted. I received an honorable discharge a few days ago, and accepted a job for a short 41ae with the quartermaster. Of course, I am sorry that this thing happened, but I am not worrying about the outcome. The prisoner cytalnly looks aa if be had been in a fight that waa not all for hia head is fairly covered with bruises and several of the injuries had to be bandaged. From outside sourcea it has been learned that Smith waa quite a general favorite at the fort, both with the and officers. one-alde- aol-die- WINES BRANTING HAS 8MALLPOX. LIQUORS B. M. H. PATTI SON LEEDOM FALSTAF 2425 CAFE Washington Avenue. (Phono 228X) ALBERT F. RICHEY. L. Frank Branting, member of the board of eduu&ilon from the First precinct, waa taken to the isolation hospital Sunday evening Buffering with smallpox. Mr. Branting conducts a grocery afore on Fourth Baat street He contracted tlie disease from a delivery boy, who, while punning hia calling, broke out with what was at first thought to be "Manila Itch, but waa later found to be smallpox. The Branting home haa been thoroughly fumigated and the remaining memhera of the family have been vaccinated. Mr. Branting, it la said, haa the disease in a very mild form. There are fifteen other patients in the isolation hospital at the present time and all are doing well and apparently enjoying r, life. Among them are William a atndent from Cleveland, O., who came here to take a course in mine engineering in the .Utah .univera well sity, and A. M. Buchanan, known traveling salesman. On Christmas day a special Christmas dinner waa served at the hospital by Mias Annie Channer, the head nnrae, and the day waa otfierwlae observed. The dinner waa so much appreciated by hliaa Ch aimer's guests that the waa afterward called upon to face them in a body while Mr. Buchanan, who had been chosen spokesman of the occasion, made a formal address in which the appreciation of 'the party for the accorded them excellent treatment was set forth Ik eloquent terms. Scheu-kelberge- UNDERTAKER 'Phone 150. 2372 Washington Avc. picked up trm the different places where thev had boon rourealed-ONDEAF MI TE IN GANG. The gang was taken to the police station, when the members gave their names aa Joseph W'cauu. James Atwell, George Rian, a deaf mute show name could nut be learned. Timothy Sullivan and James Buckley. Both Sullivan aad Buckley have been convicted of robbery and served sentences. Buckley wa supposed to be implicated with Jame seven Riley, who waa sentenced to years far blowing the Continental Oil company's safe about two months ago. The other men are not known here. Murphy and Collyer were members of the gang and were caught In the tear of the Valley House satuon where they had cached the watches they had tuken off of Jensea and Adams. At the time they were caught by Johnston. Scagtir and Carlsna, only one gun could be found on them. Sergeant Roberta continued the search and in their rooms found more toots and sheila for a revolver. After jul daylight the gua waa found in the snow where the two men had bewi caught. The gun belonged to Collyer, who had dropped bed. t it when be was nab- HONOR THY FATHER. GOLD ROSE EQUALLED THE FRISCO RECORD AT ASCOT THOUSANDS WITNESS THE STEEPLE CHASE. Emeryville Talent Brought ta Wot. Lon Angalee, Cal.. Dec. 27. Records were made at Ascot track today. Gold Rose going a mile iu l:38, which in equal u the California record made by Divina at Ban Francisco and Needful galloping the Brooks course 73 yards laa then a mile end a quarter, in 2:03. Bealdes these two feauirc to the days racing their was a steeplechase, hi which two horses fell. A croud of 7, (MW packed the grounds Results: First rare, five and a half furlongs, an lllug Tim Hurst, won: Joe Kelley, second; Light of Dm. third, lime Second race, selling. Slattson course Nanun, won; Ruse of Hilo, second; Great Mogul, third. Timr. 1:0S4. Third race, free handicap, steeplechase, short course Allegiance, won: Gray Morn, second; Flea, third. Time, 3:11. Fourth race, one mile Gold Ruse, Waawift, second; Ralph Reese, third. Time, 1:38V Fifth rare, selling, Brooks course Young man! You love your mother and you take Needful, won; Helgernm. aecovl; Mer-wi- n, third. Time, 2:03. occasion to show your love tor her ia Sixth race, aelllng, six furlong Ways that she well understands. Rut your father, my boy. You Hilona, won; Clover ton, second; third. Time, 1:14V love him, too, in a different sort of way. Hut do you honor him? And San Francisco, Calif, Dec. 27. do you allow that you do? woe White, at 35 to 1. Royal Deep down below the of to the talent at Emeryvillebrought cruet, today. course, you honor your father. But Weather showery, track slew. not until you have a boy of your own Summary: will you know how much you hurt Pint race, futurity course, selling your father's heart when you flour The Gadfly, 1M, Pavia, 5 to 1, won; hfa advice or show by your manner Salable, 107, Croeawatie, 5 to I, second; that yen think the old man" is a M ogre or. Ho. Bultman, 10 to 1 third. kind of n back number. Time, Juat so certainly aa you live there Handy Bill, Golden Mol, Veins, Bearwill come a day when you will re- skin. Tar Baby. Melar. Sweet Kity, member your unfllial attitude toward Bellaira, Mispsh and Pearl Waters alao your dad and be sorry for it. And ran. Beonnd race, Mg forking!, selling then it will be too late. Father may be sleepldg In bia grave and you will Alice Carey, 107, JUarie, 3 to 5, won; 105. Larsen, 5 to I second; have a regret. The keenest The Cure. remorse you will ever know will lie Revolt, 112, Knapp, 5 to I third. Time, the meipory of your ill treatment or 1:14V AHxmita, Ligtitbiaid, Urbano and lack of respect for your father. MIm Culver also ran. When the thought of present day! Third race, six furlongs, selling hall come to you, you will remem- Royal White, 107, Bell, 80 to 1, won; ber that you often showed your Troy, 105, Travers S to 5 second ; Ye-- 1 mother the affection you felt for her hrwatone, 105, Greenfield, 15 to 5 third. and denied it to your father whom Tima, 1:15. Alta G. Sunny Shore, Sam Lute, you also loved. Remeaibcr, son, that father's ways 8terltng itowers. Knbelik, Rene, Tamm, are not your mother's ways. Father belaegno. Poloniua and Bee Rosewahaa bad to fight the world for your ter also ran. Edin-boroug- h, l:im. life-lon- g bread and butter and the world hae taught him to conceal hia feelings. He loves you jual aa much aa mother does only he cennot show it. Under hia vest he yearns for your filial smile. And when you do anything to be proud of nobody on earth is prouder of you than father. Of course, I know, you think father ia not in every respect that he hasn't kept up with the proeeeatoa and that sumetiR.es he Is unnecessarily firm and arbitrary. All that may be true. But the chances are father knows more about almost everything than you do. When you are, say, thirty years old, you will realize that fact. If you live along time in this world, my boy, you will always be led to nay that the safest and sanest adviser you ever bad waa your father. Honor the man who looks like yon. Des Moines News. BuHdtng, SUMMARY OF RESULTS. New Orleans, Dec. 27. Results': First race, 6 furlongs Girl Rmm Dixie won: Long Days second; Dixie Andrews third. Time, 1:47 5. Second rare, one mile St. Tammany won; Gay Boy second; Falernian third. Time, 1:45. Third race, one mile The Trifler MISS PATTERSON SPENDS won; Pawtucket second; Air. Jack third. Time, 1:47 GLOOMY CHRISTMAS. , Fourth race, six and a half fur Frontenan Matador won; New York, Dec. 25. Nan Pnttmoa, longs Astarita hiid. Time, 1:22 second; murthe former actrese acouaed of the Fifth race, 8 furlong Topic won; der of Flank Young, passed a gloomy Ed. Tiernev second; Tootsey Mark Christmas in the Tombs. Sbs bad an- third. Time, 1:1L5. ticipated celebrating her release from Sixth rare, aeren furlongs Gregnr K. imprisonment with her family in Wash- won; Foremaater second; Mayor John ington and the fact that aha will prob- son, third. Time, 1:30. trial ably have to undergo another ma-l- s this Christmas the saddest of her life. Mias Patterson waa sent an TEACHER'S EXCURSION SALT LAKE VIA RIO GRANDE. elaborate dinner by one of bw counWESTERN P.AILWAY. little and wept sel, hut she ate She waa eomewhat comFor the State Teacher's Association posed later in the day by a long letter a rata of 81.50 for tha round trip will from her mother. on sale Jan. 1st and be made. 3nd 1505, final limit Jan. 8th, 1505. FUR DEALERS REPORT EXTENSIVE ROBBERY. NOT A SCRAP LEFT. 3-- 5. ! , AM. Good Resolutions IMv. 27. The Chicago. Chirago Subway company owned and controlled by iiie largest railroad and financial Intel est of the cuuntry. made an- nouncement today that among the prominent men in the directorate of the Illinois Tunnel eompany, the operating company, will lie the following: A. J. Karims, president, Chicago. Milwaukee and Si. Paul; E. P. Ripley, president of the Santa Fe; George H. Hams. piYxident of the Burlington ; 8-Fell oil, president Chicago and Alum; J. Kruitsrhiiitt, dirviiur of maintenance and ways Southern Paclflo aud Union Pacific; H. I.. Winchell, president Rock Island company and C. A. Gould lines. The Bird, Chicago Subwar company owns the stork of the limnis Tuunei company, the Illinois Telephune construction company and the Chicago Wartthouae and Terminal company. Tha Tunnel company will operate the tunnel in Chicago for transfer ef freight, merchandise, mail, newspaper and packages between business houses and the railway stations nt now in order. A good on If let ua supply you with anything you may need In our Hue. We have the Mock and can fill orders prompt. are ed THE ANNUAL A1EET1NG WITH HEAVY ATTENDANCE. With aa unusually large number of members present. Hie annua) meeting of Coast Commercial Travelera association was opened today in Elka hail cm Sutter street, after a aeastua of the members of the death benefit fund ectkm uf the organization. Reports from various at sliding committees and ' special committees were lixtsued to and acted upon. The secretary ahowed that I of twelve hundred travelers who are operating cm thia roast nearly 800 are members of the association. Eccles Lumber San Fraucisco, Dec. 27. THE WANDERER RETURNS. While the engine waa taking water the passenger with the imposing watch chain and eyeglaa atrolied out cm the platform and looked with interest shout him. By Jovr! he said to the Military na-tlve who waa aitting on u flour barrel, : this village looks Juat exactly aa it did twenty yearn ago, when I moved' away from here. I dont believe it has : I changed a particle iu all that time. I reckon not., mlatrr. aaid the sol- -! itary native, biting off a chew of to- -. Your goln' uway don't seem barro. to have made much difference in the durned old tow n." Chicago Tribune. Company HEALTH BOTTLED Nature's delict oua sparkling Nectar. K creates that exalted feeling of perfect health by class alng the eystem, of aU impurities zdt&p At First dase Bara, Cares, Ctubsaad Drug Stores. FRED. J. KIES EL 01 CO., . nutrlhutors CONTROL OF RATES. At a meeting of ple. The sematvo then voted flSO.UOB for the construction of acbool house of confidence and oongruiulailon were Ip mark Ua aatiafactlon. It la reported tbit Chief of Police passed on the appointment of Prince aa minister Trepoff, who took an active part In Feter Sviutopolk-Mirakof the interior, and at the prospect of l tie suppression at the recent atudent closer relations and mutual confidence dessonstrationa, ia aluout to resign, end between the government and the peo proceed to the front. Moscow, Dee. 27. y, You need a New Suit and Overcoat for your- self and boys. Putnams has them in 8 I great abundance and at the 4-- Right Prices ly. Tk-ket- a Portland Oregon. Dec. 25. H. LJefaa A Co., fur dealers of San Francisco, rs- -, ported to the police today that the tabliahment was robbed August' 25 last of fun to the value of 82.000. The police had information at that time that a robbery had' been committed and believe they could have apprehended the thieves had they not discredited the The editor of a California a flourishing journal. In at the lit ' nitro-glycerin- e, Warning Dont Fail to Call and look them over before YOU BUY town recently called agT. Reward. IN-- Whether any ntiafoctury solution of the railway rate problem la found iu the immediate future or not, it ia already clear that the prfrddant formed a publio"eerrt(w lions of hia message. The country baa been set to thinking on the subject. The uereaaify of a supervising power Fourth race, six and half furlong, to protect the rights of the public in operation of common carriers is handicap, purse Matt. Hngau. 103, the Clark 5 to 1, won; Toeolaw, 103, Knapp, well recognized. New York Tribune. It to 1. accond; judge. 110, Michael, 15 to 1 third. Time, 1:20V Albula, Sea Vovaga and Big Reach alao ran. Fifth race, one mile and 50 yards elling Melatersinger, 104. Jones, IS to 6. won; Briers. lOO. Travers, 7 tn 2, second; Box Elder. 85. Karnshaw, 10 to 1, third. Time 1:45. Sixth race, mile W. R. Condon, won; G. W. Trahern ercond; Freckman, third. Time, 1:47. home of the brides pareifa the day after the wedding. He waa desirous of .. R antedating of telling hia readers all about the event, Nausea Promptly attended to. AH und wiahed to give the young oouple a aa welL The bride's work Guaranteed. good .send-o- ff Enquire of mother met him. Ola Noleen, 145 lit stiwsL Good morning, Mrs. Jonef, said the Telephone 32fry. story after an investigation foiled to editor. I have called to get some of find any one who had luat goods of that the details of the wedding. RAID ROBBER'S ROOST.. Goodness! replied Mra. Jones, In description. Tha firm, it Is said, turnall gone. You ought over matter detective a to ed the dismay. They're of William arrant, the Shortly after to have come last night. They ate evMurphy and Frank Collyer. whom ery wrap."; San Franrlaco Bulletin. 0 you want Charles Jensee and J. W. Adams, 223 West First South, identified as the WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISONS INHOLIDAY EXCURSION RATES. DORSEMENT. Beef Eastern Corn-Fe- d men who held them up and robbed them, the police raided thalr roost and OREGON SHORT LINE R. R. arrested seven ether members of the (From the Boston Globe). go to Ballard & Rinckers UNION PACIFIC R. R. were found their poaaeasion in a gang, 1 24th HenqTB Blackwell, lunching with Tickets on sale Dec. 23rd, 24th, 15th, Street and safecrackers' tools, and burglars' party at friends recently, told this Phone No. IIS. Limited to Jag. and January, the police believe they have a gang of story of William Lbyd Garrison. When Hat 3rd. been haa which criminals operating he was publishing the Liberator it was Aak agents for particulars. here (or rome time. hia custom to give favorable notice to The men were found in a rooming articles seat in to the editor, and on Denver, Dec. 27. After hearing arhouse at First West and South Temple one occasion wrote this regarding a MONEY LOANED gument today on the question of aswere bottle of medicine: premises streets. After the were suming jurisdiction in the application SALARIED PEOPLE searched, three gold, watches We can recommend M from personal for Dr. Michael Beaboar, Democratic claimed were them two ef and we have takes it candidate found, Real Batata and Chuttal Leans. experience, because for the slate senate, for a waa The search Adame. aad Service quick, eonfldontlal and ourselves It diffuses a genial glow and by Jsoma the continued aad la the roar of the build- chearful warmth through the whole writ of mandamus to compel Privets. No commission. eanvaasing board to can rasa the WESTERN BROKERAGE Cfo ing pmaphemalla composed of chlaela system." The Item Was shown to s state returns signed by a majority of the fuses, cepe, jimmies, Those 534-223-physician, who exclaimed, No wonder BcclM Bids. and files, aa well ee other tools were Gsrrlaon was pleased with the chewful Lea Animas county board, the supreme matter under advisewarmth. He never before knew the court took the ment. The time for completing tne rum. of of influence a glass genial canvase expiree tomorrow. The Democrats claim it la the purpose of the PhlladelphiaDee. 27. Rev. Dr. board to give cerstate of this city, who will be chair- tificateseanvaaahig of election to Republican senman of the board of Inquiry whloh will atorial candidates in Laa Animas end investigate the chargee made in behalf Boulder counties although Democrats of the Rev. Ingram Irvine, against wsrt elected oa the face at tbs returns. Bishop Ethelbert Talbot, of the Central diocese of Pennsylvania, said tofertlni Ore., Dee. 27 Nothing can day that he waa without any- official in- be learned at the local of the formation concerning the ease. He O. R. ft N. company tooffipea substantiate aware of not ia the said he grounds the HfrU 22th, 1103, caused a atreuir oaK telegraphed from Omaha to for the presentment against the biah- the report effect that E. E. Calvin, of thia through Interference la mm manaar with ealdcocapwre of information op, gleaned city, will aueceed Charles N. Markfro tb k point about one mil from newspapers. neer Station, near the month of Ogdca Canyon. ham aa general manager of the South-er- a Paclflo company. Mr. Calvin is Persona are Warned not to Interfax, tn Indianapolis, Dec. 27 High winds believed to be somewhere on the road Indih safe to the public If unmolested, hut mrlan are prevailing today throughout between Salt Lake City and Los An7 end possible fatal reunite to persons can. ElkinavlUe a achoolhouse geles. ana. At Bnhi of wire. the Breaking of insulators, 'or throwing waa unroofed and several children ofjwrojjjr tailor obstruction ovsr the wipe. U company's etld were Injured. At Vincennee the wind WSggs Who I your rloscet friend? Bkk Hit. unroofed the Blackford Glass plant and Wagg Boggs; he wouldn't lend me blew down a portion of the walla. A a rent if I waa starving. Cleveland lumber plant mas also danmged. Leader Carpentering, MEN RAU.R-'A- ERES1ED IN I'HICAGO MU- WAY COM I TUT WORLD you havt tha knowing you ra flatting The 1 --8- 2S, 1004. DECEMBER THE PUTNAM! CLOTHING Bo-din- s A REWARD OF FIFTY DOLLARS "er - " wd UTAH LIGHT 41 POWER CO DjrJL y,.Cjnp.beH, Man. 2345 WASHINGTON AVENUE. 0 yQO |
