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Show THE MORNIXG EXAMINEE: OflnEX, FOR USE U ; ta orit.? " 1 . ,tI'r. eapto.' he whch company, build- i with many office today. airike aon,ri on went iw ,n L, had wdered a load of I1 to Canon, rierre. Scott firm toal AU ! strikebreaker on a day l?d Kui The str.ke. navis,. who is a locomotive was brought from Michigan ordered to make a daSZL m the involved Arm wa difr yesterday as one of 125 deliver tha and, being a union sympathiser, 2k employed by he worked up the insurrectionary feelcompany immediate- ing whir'.i resulted in a walkout. Crertw-ClincMom Oeiernuned effort lo eecure 'new the preeuce of troops in Chicago the effect of the the atrike might be to leave either federal nr state. Wire made tod Several conof the tallest office building. day by the employera. bmj ferences weie held between represenelevators. . Ithout fuel to nin and firtp with tatives of the Employers Association among th buildings. .company and Of the Employers Teaming comhe Crwrar-Cliuc- h Board of . Trade. pany with the view to anauging eome Hnniracta out of action toward the calling SaKhause. . Trader...Ixi,uston Field troop. linieL Rookery,. Jtlalto. Marshall A conference between Mayor Thiane ad company.. Barlbolomue. .Boring and Sheriff Barrett was held today In office at. which the questhe ' tion mayor's of cooperation between tha city y were aaaault-c- d and county authorities in handling the takra for atrike breaker, that they situation was discussed. The beaten mi severely and of deputy sheriffs may lie asked takca to the county hoapital. The street by the city to aid In preserving pence. Sto occurred at Twenty-alxtan. gtewart avenue. M hen the fight It was reported that the nheriff will at once increase hla force of deputies begin the paaaengera, panic stricken, One of the men who will act in conjunction with the fled from the car. Increase the hurt wa. Edward Boawell, a colored city lxillce. Tbi would edlcil itudent. Hie companion waa total number available for strike duty asaall-a- u to almost 2,000 men. Jamrton, alio colored. The When Sheriff Barrett emerged from neaped before the police arrived. Mon than 100 aubpoenaa were plac- the mnyors office, he declared that it mar-haia ponaible that he may be called upon ed la the handa of U. 8. deputy to be aerved on ylolatore of Fed-ar- to aid In the suppression of rioting. n court injunctiona 'issued In Contrary to Mayor Dunne's advice, with the atrike. Men taken and a denial bv Manager Reed of the iBio custody are to he cited to appear Employera Teaming comjiany of uch brfon Muster la Chancery Sherman. intention, 110 wagon were sent nut today provided with guards carrying Friday- - Counsel for the Employers will uw evidence obtained at' rifles or repeating .hot gun. The wagons belonged to seven different railtha hearing to urge wholesale indictment. way express companies. r Frank Curry, the .mer ll al Strike-breake- GOOD colored men arrived In a body today from St. Louis to take the place of sulking teamster and were escorted to a lodging house 8tate street by colored tetnhtrr, was shot In the shoulder. Notwithstanding his wound, street coalitions were obviously too danger ous for Scott to leave hi. wagon until ns had reached the Randolph-stree- t viaduct, nearly a mile from where he wm shot. The negro was then taken declared to-- y that he was steadily Increasing Ms force and that he believed he would be able to cope with the situation. There were 800 policemen on Krike duty today. Fierce rioting attended a caravan ot coal wagon sent ont by the from a mPany Armour avenue. This trouble Em-rrm- la Franklin afreet, near Har-"?- CASHIER IS SHORT. ! non-unio- n heavy hickory canes lnsenMMl-thi- e - "7or ta turn obliged to fight mile through crowds VolW.,dri.Ver" nd sympathisers, man?Vl on, we ,,lrown and co'ord men riding in the were ' Mdlon Injured. street a big Jam Inued In Madison street Mtew avenue. Near 'ore the T,if0Inrry Ward theT h old building Mnrther wher ,nd pelted the non' die? d0W,n wSth SiJ flred. t? Thc ' Tested a wound In the leg. nfnl'un'on drivers were !T ar-t'dr- Vrie?d r? Iramter bis r WUh one lhe 01 The 1r a booting. non-unio- n Btone nd offend do found i1;r fM,nJPen odnnge .company, is a of tii i.w?10''' diicuaed by sdrae story U ,rTunni,ln officials today. The eftM!t th four Chicago men of h,v been in con-- t .,?e onion officlnls and a ?,hlisl? The hare stock of which Ti .,'ed to union tea maters. th!.rrol.ai,IUrJ0?;ikWuM Vou-- In k. 1 of1 VHrl rsve?? w1 wi 'NciIi instnictlcns o e tut a the street, to ?,y President Roosevelt, di:r'S hi bIl be Chicago's guest. pi? of raffle and 0( Friker inf It wa a?,.1 '"Impendent workers.' IPI 'h,t "o form of vio-Lshall the prejtlrnC visit W r. 1 nvif Of Flint, Mich, to- - rooms; mo. FOR BALE Whit Wyandot eggs for hatching and a few cnblre heni. A. K. Foulger, W. 17th street, Ogden. wk Buggy and harness. 8G5 - wk FOR BALE Bchonager organ, cheap. Inquire rear 262 23rd St. T Utah Camp. Ns. 9990, meets every Court Wasatch No. 2, Foresters ot Meets I- - O. F. hall, 24i:i uesaay night at 6 o'clock la K. of 4. America bL first and third Wednesday eveaiaga J. J. BRUMM'TT, V. C. of each monrh at 7:W. J- - H. G. W. HALSEY. C FL SHAKES. Clerk. P. A. CARNE-Secretary rat MASONIC. Apply Win. (.humans. Masonic hall, over Ave.. Ogden, Utah. TELEGRAPHY. KNIGHTS 2 J. BRDMM1TT MACCABEES. OF THE Washington Stiver Tent No. 1 meets first and third Friday evenings at S o'clock In A. M. Reg-n'a- r K. of p. ban. Visiting Knighu corand third dially invited. P. M. COCHRANE, Commander. Qualifies A T. HARRIS, Record Keeper. Weber Lodges o. 6, F. A communications first Thursdays of each mnntk. Masona cordially invited. D- - R- MarMJLLAN, W. M. F- - E. NICHOLS. See'y. SCHOOl TELEGRAPH evenic;i. from 7 to 9 p. m. Apply 2474 Washington avenue. LOAN- -J. 2416 Ogden Tent No. 24, meets Ogden Chapter So. 2, R. A. M. Reg-"la- r convocation Ural Tuesday of vacb month. Visiting companions cordially Mivitt-d- . A. V. Mrl.NTCBH, E. H. P-E. NICHOLS. Secretary. the 1 see-on- d and tevrih Wednesday evening! at S oclork sharp, in I. O. O. F. halL Viaiiltg Knighu cordially Invited attend. JW. HALS FIT, Commander. F- - r. BOND; Record Keeper. u - LADIES OF THE MACCABEES. On (arms mad city renl estate. Hunter A Kennedy 51 Monte T. Command ary No. X. K. Silver Hive Na 1, meet the second Room C. First Natl. Bank Hldg. Stated conclave aecoud Wecuesdayn of end fourth Tuesdays p. m. at ach month. Sojourning Sir Knights O'Xlell Hall, Twenty-fifi- at 2:2(1 s street. courteouKly Invited. atsier eordlally Invited. PROFESSIONAL F. W. VOLL M. C. LAl'RA AYKKILL, L C. . K. NICliOLB, ReeordAr. LUCY NELSON, R. K. AttorngywtLw Queen Esther ClixpUr No. . O. - FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES. C. C. RICHARDS. JEcdea Bidg. Regulei meeunga held at Maaoaie " K. i'KA'l T, hail iho Unit aad ilurd gtidaya of sack Frstarnal Oraer of GEO. HALVERSON. Ogdea nionth. kojiiurnlng memhera cordially Aerie Na lls, F. O. B.Eagle " meets every CHARLES STOUT, Invited to attend. Sunday evening ia Eagle hall east of First Nat. Uank Bldg. EUNICE C. GORDON, W. M. Ileed hotel at 1:1)0. Visiting Brother JOSEPH CHEZ. LilJUE 11AL8TEAD. Secretary. " D. MURPHY, Eagles are lnv(d te attend the Aerie meeting. K. R. GEIGER, W. P. ODD FELLOWS. Dcntbts D. T. TRACY. W. See'y. H. B. FORBES. Aerie rhyslda Ogden Lodge No. 6 IndoFcndwet Or DR. D. N. SMITH, 1st Nat. Bnk. Bldg-DruV of der Odd tt. Fellow L O. Meats in Avo. 2451 Wash. btore. tall every Tuesday evening. Visitiui brothers cordially invited to be proa CIVIL ENGINEER. euL DKLMAR DUNCAN. Noble Grand. L. SPENCER, CIVIL ENGINEER. HENRY KISSEL Secretary. Railroads, Waterworks, Sewen and Power1 Plants, Accurate Surveys JuacUoa City Lodge No. 36. lad Plana, Estimates and pendent Order of odd Fellows, meets "U. S. Deputy Mineral Surveyor." Office, 203 Eecles Bldg. Ind. Phone 1166. in I. O. U. F. hall every Thursday evening. Visiting brothers cordiaUr P. Boa 499, Ogden, Utah. invited (o be prmenL JAB. BUNE, N. (. WALTER K1C11EY, Secretary. FIRE INSURANCE. MONEY TO LOAN VU-iiln- h E-8- a TO HAVE a Queen City Rebekah Lodga No. 4. I F meats first and third Saturday eranloga at Odd Fellows' hall. Twenty. fourth SL Visiting memhera Invited. AkkAYER. MRS. KATE HOWE. Noble Grand HRS. JC. ME ID, Secy, 718 23rd SL J. Me Ticker, Assay ar, 169 Main SL, Salt Lake City. Utah. P. O. Bos 1016. FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD Samples by mail or express will be careiully assayed. Ogden Lodge N& 371. T. F. meeti Int end 3rd 6'riUaya at g p. B, ARCHITECTS. in. In I O. O. F. hall. Visiting mem'uera 001 F.C. Woods A Co, Architects, rooms dially Invited. 31 and 67, First National Bank buildHENRY r. MORE, PrealdenL FOR RENT Rooming house; furni- ing. CORAL J. TYLKU. Secretary. Telephone, 31 OK. ture for gale; 132ft 25th SL L N. LANN1NU, Treasurer, CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS New York. May 3. Under peculiar KNIGHTS OF PYTriiAS. room five Three a deserter from tha FOR RENT rlirnmatann' Co. Construction Wheelwright house. Wedell, today regulur army will ho bulled Ogdea lodge No. X Knights of Py- with furnishCement estimates on honors Governors workers, military thian meets at Castle hall, Utah NaFOR SALS OR "RENT Frame bouse. ed, cement sidewalks, steps, foundaIt la liellevcd to be the flret 11 rooms, 6 closets, 8 barns, estsa-alv- tion blocks. tional Bank building, every Monday atone cement, building AU K. cawlawn and yard. Mrs. C. uf F.'a evening. of to (he kind on the army yocnrd requested Ave. 2476 Wash. meet with u 36u I6tn streeL A handmime young fellow enllt.ted J. C. DELMORK. C. C. ELOCUTION. March 7 at the recruiting station In A. T. WOOD, M. of F. HOUSES WANTED, UNFURNISHED N. U K. R. Newark, N. J. 11a gava bit name ns MK1D, of S. and on Teacher of wile experience stags Mike Broad aad appeared to the WANTED TO RF.NT Modern cot- and platform will take a few pupils officer like coma of the young RATH BONE BISTERS. tage, close In, about June 15. Ad- or das. Terms reasonable. men who occlonally enllt lo bury dress P. O. Box No. 61 City. Apply evenings. A. W. WATSON. their trouble 2618 Washington Ave. Meets every Batura ay artereooa Two hours after taking the oath he FOR RENT, FURNISHED HOUSES 2:30 in Pythian bail. Utah Nation and did not return until PIANO TUNING. disappeared Bank Building- - Sojourning slaters cc Sunday. He waa then ent to Cant la FOR RENT Flvaoomed cottage; te invited attend. dially under William Governors Island, MRS. ELLA BROWN, M. E. C. well furnished; electric lights; PIANO TUNING Mr. Tom peat Wood. cnargo of dcaertion. Jn some manner 2747 Madison Ingle tuning $IA0;by the year $7.6 Ul MRS. bath. Call evenings. ISABEL of R. and WYANT, " Broad had smuggled Into hla cell a Address, ears Ftad Maaaa, 2466 Ave. mall vial of carbolic add and when Washington Ave. ORDER OF RAILWAY CONDUCTORS the sentinel tried to arouse him from house, FOR RENT pantry, PHYSICIANS AND BURGEONS. what apiieared a sound wleep, the prisclosets and uramer kltrhen, newly Wahsatch Division No. 124, O. I oner was found to be a auldd papered and painted, furnished or Col. Smith of the Eighth Infantry, Dr. JL Fernlund, Physician aad Sur- C, meate YSnoad and fourtk Friday unfurnltriied. Apply to 308 Slat 8t. m, 2 3:30 p. m. ia K. of 1. ball, corse In command of the garrison, when 1 3t. geon. Office hours, 10 to IS Phone 61 GX. to 4 p- - ns. $40 26th St 'Phone 22$. of the mysterious affair and Washington avaaue and 24th SL A brothers are cordially Invited to ai tragic ending of the young soldier, orWANTED, FURNISHED HOU8ES. tend. SANITARY JOBBER. dered that he ho burled with military F. W. HERRINGTON, C. CL honnra, finding Justification In the fact WANTED Couple, no children; wish SANITARY JO- D. L. BOYLE, S. aad T. moved, that Broad wan only awaiting trial, furnished cottage. Rent not over cesspools cleaned and rubbish haolad. and waa not n military convict by vtr-diJohn Van raasouabl $20. Beat references. Address CotZweden, WOODMEN OF THE WORLDl Rates of n court marital. Standard. BL care lad. 3nd 1601m. Phone $0$ P.es. tage, Weber Camp No. 74. Meets ia K. of FOR SALE, REAL ESTATE. P. hail la Utah National Bank buildDRESSMAKING. ing every Thursday evening at $ FOR SALE A few of my special baro'clock. ViailLtg Woodmen really InDrawee mad latest style Fun vited lo attend. gains: Chil6 room brick, Grant Ave, new, $2,400. remodeled, elaaaed, WM. DOYLE, C. C. 4 room brick. Grant Ave. new, $1,600. dren's dresaa piala sewing aad maE. AUTIL Clerk, 1st NaL Bnk. Bldg. 4 room hrirk, Ogden Ave, $1,400. chine stitching, nr go out by the day. Llkf OF JURORS DRAWN. 6 room frame, AdatiiS 'Ate, $1,850. Drawwteker, 2615 Lincoln avenue. WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT. 8 room frame, 24th Street, $2,800. Manli, May 1. The following Jurors 6 room frame. Grabierty 'Ave, $1,800. HAIR GOODS. Bego Lily Circle Na 174 meete every have been selected for the May term ALo have chicken ranchc, livestock, 2nd and 4tk Friday aighta at 7:30 ta of the district court, In appear May ranches ami fine fruit farm: 16. The term commences here May k. y Mr C. B- - Lao, dealer la hair goods, K. of P. ha!L Vial ling neighbors 3 acre. 6 room house, np. Invited. Thome. Ivie, Ulau Ami Andrew chicken swllcbea, frlues, etc, at low price 12 acres, house, barn, MRS. MARY HARRISON, Nielsen (Judge), all of Mt. Pleasant; N. Masquerade costumes, wigs, etc. Mall houKCS. bees, livestock and ImpleELLEN EASTMAN. Ulsrk. 2234 Orson Allred. George Pmitso Andrew orders rromplly attended to. Hair ments, $6,000. P. Box 436. . P. Peler-at-N. Hansen, H. P. lteren. Washington Av N. H. IVES, 209 Eccles Building, chain a specialty. Christian Christianson, all of EphBooms over old poetofflee building; 321 Twentydourth streeL Women of Woodcraft, Ogdea Circle, raim; Joseph G. Scofield. Spring City; aesse Turpin, lo.o'ph L. K:giy, Joseph 68L meete every Monday night at MUST 'BE SOLD -- Make aft Offer 8 Fainiew; llcnry L. .8um-skiTONBORIAL ARTIST. room brick, 1 acre orchard, good wa hall, Vloiuag E. Cailr-op. m. (Md Folio wa J. A. Tuft, David Neighbors Invited. ter right, on lench. Also 66x133 Carl Modet-a- , F. can be Admllao Dues at office Gopening, room Greenwell the frame paid Mr on Ed. of four house for to Go feet, Gunnison; Josep.i Bartholomew, FayGrant Ave between 27th and 28th the beet shampooing, singeing of hair Auih the afternoon of (be 28th of Bank nuie ette; Teaul J. Nlelsc . Jen Mickel-seStreet. nd massage that wlU make you feel month. First National G. LILLY 2422 LIGHT. 246 Monro ladianoln; Mantl; Hyrittn W. and N, good. Pab N. 11. IVES. 209 Eccles Building, fresh , tenon. Stewart, Millmin; Roeeo Pea6 MARIE CRITICS, Clerk. 2731 Monroe cock, Sterling. AND PAPER HANGING. house and lot. painting FOR 8AI.E B. P. O. ELKK 4x20 rods: electric light, etc., with NEW TOWN8ITE SPRINGS UP. hanging and Wal paper, J- - paper U. Oran 2464 Wash. Bee large lawn, shade trees, orchard and rritin bam. Inquire 2246 Madison ave-nuVernal, April 28. Tne new town of Ogdea lodg No. 719, meete every 1 Moffat on the atrip ta lo have a rival Tuesday evening lodge and dub room Vfcl fcHINARIAH second floor Muonic building; 2416 in fact alreadv has one. The newest orchard on CanFOR BALE Av townsite for ('iutah county bean the V. D. D, office at Wash. JOHN ERNST, A. G. HORN, E. R. yon road. WedelL euphonious name of Wyaaket. It ta loPhone 29. Corey Livery. W. C. CRANDALL, Secretary. cated on Green river, where the proFOR SALE A 4 room house, lot 42x jected extension of toe Uintah railway on Washington avenue, $700. 160, BROTHERHOOD RAILWAY CARMEN rroHSr tbut atrenm, and where, the Chaunccy Parry, Cor. 23rd and promoters of the new .town believe,' the FRATERNAL 3 23-t-f. Wash. Wahsatch Lodge No. 270; Ogdea Moffat line will eventually be Brotherhood Railway Carmen of Am- The incorporator ot the Wyasket FOR SALE SO acre good land, 173 ROYAL ARCANUM. nre John McAndrew. T. L. erica, rnoeta 1st and 3rd Friday of lown-lt- e nil water, of crops shares in. $2,00u. carii month at Eagle Hall. MitrhclI. El. F. Harmston and others, ' 23rd and Wash. Chauncey Parry, W. E. HARDY, C. O. 227 23rd BL Bnfeat nnff beti lBaurn men far ot Vernal. The plat uf the new town-sit- e 2627 Li Av C. E. MONEGAN, R. ta all icady to present to the comen two or throe thousand collar fund nearly Three Million missioners at their regular meeting Kmergency room 6 A e FOR SALE and bath brick thousupward of thirty-onDEGREE OF HONOR. next Monday, for their approval, after claim residence, good barn and shade Dcllare; paid, to death amounting will which lots be placed on the marand $1,450. Chauncey Parry 23rd am! o.ar ninety mllhoa dollars; member-Mat Meets every The has a representaWednesday ket evening company Wash. over Three Hundred Thousand. 7:30 o'clock at A. O. U. W. nail In Denver who will loom the new tive No. 537. Mountain LoundL MISS LILY LEAMAN. C. of E. . town as the coming city. The streets FOR SALE- - Several ram, tnd second and fourth Friday ev MRS. SUSIE SIMS, Recorder. are all given Indian names, after promY- hau. orer fruit orchard Kelly A Herrick. SSm ai Financier. LOIS PEIRCE, How.jr. MISS inent chlefa of the Vte tribe. Ltothern cordially hi-LILLIAN Vlaitlng HANSEN,. MISS Receiver. Asa Avery, an old resident living Stwe. cordial! memhera invited. Juet north of Vernal,' waa seriously Visiting FOR SALE Nice list of residence EMERSON, Regent injured In a runaway accident today. Collector. Terms to suit Kelly A Herricx. ina SEVERN, .a. u. w. Avery and a man named Marshall ROBERTS, Secretary. BC had been sowing grain from a wagone doing the driving while the 1 ft U W. on. In, covered FOR SALE Lot cln Fidelity Lodg Na linU KNlGHTb OF COLUMBUS, U. W. every Satur other sowed the grain from the rear Meets la A. with the choicest of bearing trait wagon. While stopped for evening. Visiting brothers lnvlt- - end of the or Chauncey Tarry, Cor. 23rd and other, and while both at a. day something oedea Council Na 777, meet Wash. m. w. men were in the rear end of the wagUird Mon-- n U W. hH. fif1 n r, vallereux, on, one of the horses Jerked his bridle by 132 feet oa MadWALTER RICHEY, Recorder. U W. ban. every Monday at p. m. FO H SALE 1 off, and at the same time gave a plunge between 241 h and 25th viialting brother invited to attend. W. N. PEIRCE, Financier. ison Ave, ' S. and away they went. Avery was Apply to Wm. Glaamaaa, street E. C-- BROWN, K-F. thrown out some wav, was struck by HICKYL Q WASHINGTON. OF Standard Oflc ORDER U tue wheel presumably and his whole calp waa torn off, he.ldes which he PC-AND BILLIARD SUPPLIES. UNION FRATERNAL LEAGUE. ) Ogdea Union, No. 172, Order of sustained other injuries. Marshall his Washington meets every Tuesday evaim considerably No. 222, meets ening at I o'clock ia A. O. U. W. hail compsnion, was JACK FERGUSON, Utah State Assembly .tinM.nw el fin M Jea bruised by being thrown out violently. Tables and Bupplie Visiting comrades invited to attend. Pool and The team ran for some distance and B1!. 643-K- . WM. DOYLE. President 2506 Liu- Teloph'Me ns.. YtonliinA-. WALTER RICHEY, Secretary finally wound up straddling a (sue B. 1L Goddmd, Insurance, Real EsRooms Utah Loan A Treat Building. O. O. ill tate and Loans. Young Recruit Kills Himself in His Ceil. d. Inge-bretee- 1-- 2 . -- THE STATE -- oor-diall- a a FOR SALE Good single buggy, cheap 246 23rd SL Prop- FORESTERS OF AMERICA. $-- 8l FOR SALE Old papers, 26 cents per hundred. Call at this offles. FOR SALE Adams. MODIRN WOODMEN OF ASdERICA et In- Call graph FOR BALE A second-hantypewriter, cheap. Inquire at the yXew York, May 3. A state hank Standard office. examiner la at work endeavoring to of out finances the tangled straighten 25ct PER HUNDRED for old newsthe Preonic bank at Sag llarDor, Lung papers at Standard Office. which closed Island, Monday. F. H. Cashier of So far the shortage WANTED MISCELLANEOUS. Palmer ha reached $41,600. He turned over all his property, worth 20,000, Curtains to do up. 343 to the Institution and his wife, pmm'-ne- WANTED atreeu Barnard in the social life of eastern Long Island, signed over to the bank dlrcc-- . WANTED Lace curtains to do up; torg a house and lot she owned. 2265 Monroe Ave. Mr. Palmer also upplied for a position ax teacher In the Sag Harbor WANTED Violin pupUa.Paatone.21g3 high school and waa at once appointAdams avanua. ed hr the hoard of education. Excitement among the depositor BUSINESS CHANCES. baa subsided in view of assnrances that they will receive their money in FOR RENT One of the beat locafull. tions for a barber shop In the city, J. II. Myers, 373 24th SL FOR, THE DEAD. . d Tokio, May 3 A solemn proce-Mo- n, sol- CIGAR STORE fir sals. J. H. Mayen, escorting the spirit of the dead 373 24th SL , l l--tt diers 'and sailors, opened the enshrinteming ceremonial at the Rhokonaha ritLOST. ple today. The Impressive ahlnto ual wa followed by the throng that STRAYED OR STOLEN Sorfilled and surrounded thc temple, In- LOST rel mare, weight about 1,1 (Hi lbs.; the of relative of thousands cluding branded X I on left thigh. Reward dead. Hight officers of the army and for Informal Ion or return to At las 1.406 and of force troops, navy, large 1 Saloon, 371 24th street. were Yokosuka present sailors from be will which pracat the ceremonies LOST Brown mare; weight about tically continuous until next Friday 1200; clipped foretop; hort tail; n,ht halter on. Return Boyle Furniture The emperor and empress will not Co. A. K. Foulger. attend tomorrow on accountwillof IndisFuahiml reprePrince position. One black mare, sent their majesties upon that oc- LOST branded on left shoulder, mane casion. center In and on hangs both parts aides, weight about l.UGO. Finder association. PROPRIETARY or leave . information bring at Bros. 2476 Wash Wheelwright New York. May 3. The Proprictarsor Reward. Ave. Association of America, composed manufacturer of proprietary remedies, LOST Light bay horse, white star la has begun H annua f meeting here. forehead, wire scar on right hin-About 2i'0 delegate from various parts mane short and tail, weight 906 leg, of the rnlt'ed Si ate are in lh. Notify H. G. Adams, No 2430 The session., will be continued today Ave. Lincoln and tomorrow. i I -- E. FOR SALE One single buggy. quire, 2137 Grant. try FfiMcRiXAL eta SALE Marble Soda Fountain Elaborate Ceremonials In the City of FOR at a bargain. 335 2Gth St, Cheap Tokie. "no other breaker again Twori?1 FOR SALE Good family horae and buggy, cheap. Phone 616X. . hTiek Housekfejiing 6-- FOR SALE A candy pulling machine and . summer resorts. for parks Addrrs A, B., care Standard. nt of topped the carevan W?fertWPy mfnuvwm, a battle the" Hi,1 raged at Thl! Colored, men in the flo2?.sfl.nwr'voh'ers "nd flred bloekaiU' . Pol, finally broke the enabled the csran w, the Bndtrlke breakers, n MadIaon "reel The Suta ill . His Wife Deeds Over All Her erty. Walter Schulta, a atrike sympathizer, hooted the drivers d was knocked down and badly Mten by two colored guards. The simmered him almost Into FOR SALE, MISCELLANEOUS. San Francisco, May 3. The steamship Coptic brings news of many deaths In the Inland country of China. According to a story from Amoy, It to has been the custom smuggle morphia into that section, a the duty on the drag waa very heavy. Recently a number of boxes of the drug were smuggled Inside a shipment of flour. Iq come manner thc boxes broke, causing the deadly drag to become mixed with the flour. Instead of the flour being condemned, the stuff was aold to the districts. Within a week people began to die In large numbers and for nearly a month the Chinese were dying from the poison administered In apparently the moat mysterious manner. It is estimated that fully fifty people died of morphia poisoning. at wagon streets today, St. FOR RENT Nicely lamlrhed rooms by the day, week or month. Inquire at room 6, Boy la Block. 2466 Wash. Avo. WANTED, MALE HELP. Chinese Poisoned by Morphia Mixed With Flour. a guard of thirty to s police station. Chief of Police O'Neil WITH US. WANTED-B- oy about 16 for deliver2273 ing modern cleaning work, Chicago, May S. To further the , Washington. movement for good road, a party of fifteen or twentr members of the National Good Road association and gov- HELP WANTED MALE Any Intelligent person may earn income corernment engineers left Chicago today on a tour of wealem cities, whlcn is responding for newspapers. Experience unnecessary. Send for parto end at Itortland, 'Ore.,' In time for ticular. Press Syndicate, Lockport, the national Convention on June 23 N. Y. to 24, at the Lewis A Clark exposition. Among thone who will make the trip are Col. W. H. Moore, president of the AGENTS WANTED. National association; MartlU Jkidge, director of tha government office of AGENTS WANTED Agents to sell public road Inquiries; George W. C. the best, most popular faucet water Cooley, president of the Minnesota easy filtera made, seller, good branch of the association and Col. T. Jones Mfg. Co., Box 760, profit. Kixev, lecturer for the association. Helena, Mont. The trip 1 to inrlude 4? cities, the first atop scheduled being at Menduta, AGENTS WANTED Over 100 per Ilia. The party w.u be in charge of cent profit, article guaranteed, treW. H. Mans. Industrial commissioner Call or mendous seller, free outfit. oC the Burlington railroad. write. E. W. Kennedy, 2209 Washington. KILLED BY POISON. 'Harry Williams and Fred Smith, white mea seated on a wagon nearby! narrowly escaped death. A bullet paused through Williams' coat and another through Smith's hat. RENT 26th FOR RENT Two ulcely furnished rooms for light housekeeping, electric light. 2166 Adams. . - policemen. While driving a coal Franklin and Madison Joseph Scott, a non-unio- n 137 tf ROADS. Leaders in the Movement Are to Tour the West. asi'alants ay that be will lose the bight of hu left eye. The blow that caused the Injury came from a cobblestone. He baa a cut directly beneath the eye and tha eyeball in affected. Ctrryal.-- o has a deep gash two inches tag behind the right ear. taarly 300 negro strike breakers refused to work today, alleging that Jbf hai, been brought to Chicago unto fslsc pretenses. The first shooting today occurred at Fnuiklin and Madison streets. ' A csraYsa manned by colored driven sd nurds was attacked by a big crowd when the negroe opened fire, room WANTED Girl for housework; no FOR RENT, UNFURNISH. ROOMS. washing. Apply 2322 Jefferson ave4 30-t- f nue. FCR RENT Two unfurnished rooms, irZ2i. 2127 Grant two and WANTED Three ladles 62.50 gentlemen of good address; ROOMS AND BOARa per day. 2214 Grant avenue. FOR RENT Furnished noma with WANTED Three Ladles and two table board, strictly modern. 614 24th. gentleman of good address. 2214 Grant Ave. BOARD AND ROOM For gentleman SITUATIONS WANTED. FEMALE. "554 Jefferson In private family. avenue. 2654 WORK by tha day by your.g lady, Barlow Ave. FOR RENT, HOUSES. WANTED Lace curtains to do, 2221 FOR RENT Three-roohouse, with Lincoln Ave. Mrs. Bain. water, on Monroe; (5.U0 month. C. 11. Grout, 852 24th St. WANTED Work by tha day by dressmaker. Urn give good FOR RENT Four room house and references. 2339 Adams. Independent summer kitchen on Tracy avenue. phone No. 606. Apply 241 21st St. h man with the iron nerve," wan today reported ai definitely out of the fight-loHe did not appear at the Employer! Teaming company barna and it waa uid that in all probability Curly will not be able to take further part in the strike. Hi injuries, while not fatal, are exceedingly aerioua, and hi FOR FEMALE HELP WANTED. assi-t-an- get qqick action frfONEY TO LOAN. 6 ADVERTISEMENTS ON THIS PAGE COST ONE CENT PER WORD FOR EACH INSERTION. NO FIRST INSERTION LESS THAN 25 CENTS. ALL ADVERTISEMENTS MUST BE PAID IN BUSIEXCEPTING ADVANCE, NESS HOUSES RUNNING OPEN BOOK ACCOUNTS mo. FRATERNAL erect siore tor proper parties. iiuolu. 2vlwk. River, Ida. levt near Madison school: 16 will IH7U FOR RENT Suite ot furnished rooms for light housekeeping; electric lights. No children; 172 24th St. h non-unio- n for FOR RENT Two rnotoa, pantry and closet, furnished log housekeeping. if. 253) Jefferson. eTSer. 52 tor hmisekeppiug. 511 mo. NE. FOR RENT, STORES. r,;!.it Two li rnUhcd with listh. 2705 tirsnt. 0NiONULAeEl KftSKfi. In did it desire!. FOR RENT trike-breaker- hundred It you want to nsm these column. 1007,. 4, real estate MONET TO LOAN on FOR RENT Two tuinirhed room. Jas. K. Hallantyne, 81 security. . Boll rhnne775Z. JmM Wash, avcuu-12-- 2 Eerie Bldg. "E2 KEUd the irsr&r nvioKr aometimepaat. RENT-MI- PLACER mine, Saimun Wedell. Two lmpi.hed rooms for 2 21st St. light housekeeping. MONEY TO covers both papers. Cheapest and best rates ever made in Ogden by any paper. ?Vr;nch Two FOR FOR R EXT Chicago. MjJ team! era atrlke n'boih aide, of tha huge the today rontraiy to expectation. 10 ,ik Art e tbe of ft H 4 propm Enlarged 3 S l- FOR RENT Furnished rooms for lip lit houfekerpint:. 52s 24ih utreet. ;. gie"1' fiont mem, Stre-- t. ce - FOR RENT Furui.hcd rooms littht lioupckcvi'it'.e Kmiiiire ! . i St. :it3 Wash. afternoon that tha aviation Vrnor Peneen kTuh Fl'RXlSHEn room to Springfield wprC. i1 piivdio lumilv. 'i'J ing Standard. -:- A nicelv T'lnuphed Fiut RENT Job KniPloy' noact uoa lutg'1 location. Uctmu preferred. v iTTSecretary Awocia- - fbic?S,' rf thf FOR KEXT-'N'i- ve. MAY MOUXINC, ROOMS. HgNT-FUEX;-hKD 1 be published FREE of charge in the Even- troop asked for. ; Every Want Ad of the Morning Examiner vill IBB KWIU ' TIHIIPHAY ETA IT, n, Chr-ale- u, . Six-roo- . o a a -tf a t. I |