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Show THE MORNING ENTERTAINING TO THE DOGS? It might haws ion for tho hut timo, pi, Itft5 of strenuous ago. Dnga not ia this an sithsr freak or stalo. pur, or lhikMr'i 5 Oldoit established drug store In Northern Utah. W, have flllod erar M00 prescriptions for otbor peopkt.. Why act Cotton Growers are to Demand an Inquiry Your the embassies and tba legations,' Bold including Ambassador a and the other uembara of tit, Amerl-raMr. Reid had quite a embassy. reloug talk, with King Alfonso who ferred to some of the ambassador a the past services. At the request of SecSpeniah Ling Mr. Reid pretested retary Carter and the other of tho embassy to his majesty. Subsequently, King Alfonso escort rd by .p detachment of life guards proceeded to attend the celebration of maaa at the Roman Catholic cathedral at Wuv minster. There was some excitement on the way there, caused by members of Ibe escort being thrown owing to their horses slipping on the wet a . plutlL UTAII, WEDNESDAY" JUNE MORNING, 7, 190S. New York, June 6. Mr,. JoMphlne Hone, widow of Cha. Russell Hone, and the only daughter of the late John lloey, who was president of tho Adams Express company, Is dead at a sanitarium In Westchester, from paralysis. Her mother was, before marrying Mr. Hoey, known as Mrs. Wm. Russell, one of the greatest actresses of her day and a member of the old Wallack company when It was the foremost stock company in this country. After the her marriage she retired from stage. Mrs. Hone was brought up in the greatest luxury and figured prominently in society. Financial reveries compelled her, some years ago, to open a Three establishment. dressmaking years ago she went on the stage in a Fitch society drama and scored n success, but her health failed and cut short her professional career. ONE ADVANTAGE OF ELECTRIC LIGHTS There Are Many Others Elaborate Ceremonies are Performed in Berlin. Berlin, June 6, Crown Prince Frederick William and the Duchess Cecilia of Mccklenburg-Schweriwere married court the by Dr.Dryander, chaplain, in attention ing r resident! Rnvelt'p the small chapel of the palace at five to what he consider gross irregular ' The Druggist ities in both (lie preparstka and the O'clock this afternoon, according to the publication of the government cotton ritual of the Lulhern church, which la Cheathreport tanned' last Friday. Mr. the asm for n prince at for a subject or am will make no charges of bribery About half of the four hundred person! any other crime, but hi intention i to ask for n rigid Investigation and present were prinoea or special ambasthat the resignation of one of the Imsadors of other countries, with their portant employes ia tho etatieiical Ambassador Tower bureau of the department of agriculwas the extraordinary envoy for the ture be determined. It la understood United Stales. Mrs. Tower was with that he charges some one In the dehim. The other guests were the dippartment with having manipulated the lomatists accredited to this court, th figures end given them In advance of members of the cabinet, generals and publication to certain brokers for use When Chancellor Von admirals. in depressing the cotton market Buelow took his place In the chapel be The Southern Cotton Growers assoreceived the quiet congratulations of ciation ia an organization of planter! those about him on hto elevation today is Southern whose and broken object to a princely rank by Emperor WilLaat wook w, told you about th, no the to aa far possible, regulate, liam. After the other perrons were Collision. oaay naming RACYCLE. Wa wiali acreage of cotton and to protect the in their places, the visiting members mw to call your pttantioa to inplanter! and other Southern cotton of royal famlltoa entered. Especially terests from manipulation of th mar 2:45 p. m- - It to distinguished among them were the June 6, Berlin, the krt, tendlug to depress the price of Los Angeles, CtL, June 6. Two men on the bourse that the Rus- Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria, staple. Olficer of the association de- are dead and others are injured na a reported Emperor Francis Joseph; clare they have ns many experts is result of a collision between the west- sian emperor has been assassinated. representing the Grand Duke Michael of Russia, to Prince Henry, consort of the quean of the department of agriculture sad bound Overland" passenger and g A private telegram to this effect make every effort to secure the moil the Duke and which occurred on aid to hare been received by the the Netherlands; newspaper special, trustworthy Information regarding the the Balt Lake road about four miles Mendelssohns, bankets of the Russian Duchess of Aosta, representing Choking condition of the crop. For several from Tbsy arc knawnt aa th, Standard No detail! are obtain- and queen of Italia; Prince Arthur Riverside today. v government. months the statistics gathered by the of America. and hav, bean man of Connaught, representing Great Britcoaches The train able. bringpassenger association have been at variance with ufacturod la thla country far 2d conventhe dosing of the ain; Prince end Princess Albert of to to of the the time Ohio the ing Up delegates with flno equlpmsnt, those emanating from Washington, Nil, Pries, COLUMBIA of the Knights of Columbus in bourse the report of the assassination Belgium; the Duke of Oportoca, repre-eatinand the officer of the association, to- tion for genuine only $40i were attached to the Over- of the Ruasisn emperor waa without this Portugal; Frau Ferdinand of ll you a whaol on monthly Can gether with broken and cotton mer- land. city, Rou mania and the crown prince of in of the these None confirmation. passengers Installments. e chants in thin city, have conducted n coaches was Denmark and of Greece. injured. ' secret investigation in the hope of The Junior members of the bonne of The dead: disreasons 8:41 m Th the for June p. 4, Berlin, ascertaining the Hohenzoltom followed, then came the Loe A. brakeman E. Angeles, moat Carey, reMendelaaohns deny positively crepancy. emperor and empress.. Crown Prince LOWEST PRICES ON A prominent broker. It ia now as- on the Overland:" top of head crush- ceiving n telegram regarding the as- Frederick William entered by a side serted, hue gathered the most import- ed in. Death instantaneous. on news- sassination of Emperor Nicholas. Re- door of the chapel and wilted at the brakeman Seller Norman, in ant of th documentary evidence port otherwise was net traceable. altar for the Duchess Cecilia who, on the cnee. From employee of the de- paper train; crushed under the wreckthe arm of her brother, the reigning age. somo partment of agriculture, he says, Duke of Mecklenburg-Schwerin-, Grand he Associated June New W. was Mall York, Scott Frank Clerk of whom am In the habit of making followed hy the todtee and gentleand Berconfirm to to the unable Press from train the three ribs and thrown frequent visits to this city, he learned were broken. S. lin rumor of the Czars auaulnatlen. men In watting, had left her rooms In that aJvance Information In regard to Cable inquiries' to various capitals another part of th palace and passed Norman urn was thrown Brakeman the reports could be secured. Her fol306 25th through a long corridor hungofwith fail to elldt corroboration of the i der and crushed to the wreckage lowed up this line by inquiring wheththe news absence of from and pictures. Illustrating the glory in the port er or not the report eould not lie pulp. them beamong of bouse Hohensollern, should be it were St. Several persona accepted Petersburg injured .by changed and . alleges ha was successing battle scenes of the time of Fredwith great caution. : ful in thin endeavor also, receiving Hying splinters and broken glass. erick the Great and the coronation of 6. June rumor The Bt. Petersburg, The failure of Engineer Eliot, of letters from at least one employe of Berlin bourse on of the Emperor William L, at Versailles. tram the th department and learning that at the Overland," to observe orders la circulated The duchess wore a wonderful toast one of th prominent firms of alleged to have been the cause of th assassination of Emperor Nicholas to of silver brocade, made at Moscow, groundless. cotton brokers in this city had such wreck. which was the gift of Grand Duke an understanding with at toast one offMichael. It was borne by two pagan. icial. The embroideries on the train which aa notified of the Mr. Ckeatham was nearly fourteen feet In length and alleged diMoverha by telegraph' and even feet wide, were done after the made a hurried trip to this city. Afof Professor Doepler.la pink designs ter maay hours spent ia consultation, The coreage wa cut low silver. and he Journeyed to Washington, remained with lace. trimmed and a few hours end returned to New church wedding was a greatThe York, laying he desired elgnstures to wedn document in hie possession. , ly more Impressive event. The In the to chapel ding party proceeded It is said Mr. Cheatham party three different puts. The firstaccomthat the figures of the bureau of consisted of the crown prince, have been manipulated in the panied by his five brothers and hy bis Interests a of certain bearish element Practical Horseshoer own suite. The Crown Prince wore in tli market here and this charge Wo aro apaclally proparad for the uniform of tho First Regiment of will Include not only the furnishing of Guards, consisting of long blue coat, ahoalng moan hereon. advanre information pertaining to the "Coma and aea how wa da It" 417 blue trousers and gaiters, extending government figures but also falsifica83rd rtrwt to tbs knees. His head was covered tion of these figures. with a helmet with white plumes and Oppoalta Conaolldatad Wagon and In the ease of the report issued laat Machine company. breast was decorated with the ribhb will were that plana Friday h, charge bons of nil the exalted orders to which Phana SIS X. laid practically a month In advance. he belongs. After the Crown Prince and hb party achieves wonders. . liiei op their positions In front New Varieties of Walnut Produced by of the altar, the second procession started for the chapel. It conebtad of the Bants Rosa Wliard, the Emperor, the Empress, the other members of the Prussian royal famSanta Rosa, June 6. Aside from the dlntinet achievement of Ieither ily and all th royal gnesta who had wan asserted on Fond Du Lac, Win., June 6. Fond come to represent th reigning famManila, June Burbank In producing the famous walnut that hare been heralded every- board the Aurora, flagship of Rear Ad- Du Lac city and county have been ilies of Europe. In is there were twenthirty royal where, the Importance of the tree se miral Enquist, today that while the wept by a flood, entailing n lone of ty reigning monarch and the cortege. OF OGDEN wood produoern bnd quick grower authorities at Washington have denied $150,000. Buildings were torn from princes and princesses la la hardly lens wonderful. There are the request of the Ruslan admiral for their foundations and shattered the The men fairly shone in the splendor United States Depositary tree of the Paradox variety here that the opportunity to repair his vessels fragments passing out into the lake. of their gorgeous uniform and brilMilwaukee, Wis., June 6. An Even- liant decorations end accoutrement. have grown lx feet in circumference here, the refusal being on the fact o aProildoitt in fourteen J K Dooly, were received In ing Wisconsin special from Fond Dn that oM their A ter the Emperor and Emprees and Injuries when At the yeara. wood, VIm Prooldont Horoco K. hwy other royal wedding guest had n Is fine specimen of the battle, th matter is not entirely de- Lac, Wl.. says: the polished. Caohlor black Ralph E Hoag Fond Du Lac to battling with the taken positions In the ia destined to be used termined and that additional inatruc-tlon- s it walnut, AoaioUnt Caohlor A. Y; Molntosh entered. The flood are from in to and with bridal woift Washington its valin the history likely party the manufacture of chapel extensively Interest Paid on Savings Accounts uable furniture. The trees are also be isaued in regard to Interning the threatening clouds overhead today cortege wai heeded ly the bride, cruiser. The Jemtchug already has and more rain, the whole city may be dressed In her magnificent weddin;; great producers of firewood. under water hy another twenty-fou- r The growth of the tree la greater 150 tons of coal and the Aurora 200. She leaned upon the arm oit gown. Admiral Enquist to contracting hours. Grand Duke Frederick than of any other grown. The trace brother. bar and his crew. The Fond Du Lac river and both Its Francis of Mecklenburg-Schweri- n that are growing In front of the Burof Rear Admiral Train will assume east and west branches and the De was bank residence on Rants Rosa avenue escorted hy a bodyguard are attreciing much attention. The charge of the army and navy club in Nevus creek are raging torrent. Bend- twelve young men belonging to the merchantable value of the wood Is order to extend the courtesies of the ing water over the bank for miles be- Mecklenburg nobility. Twelve girls, club to Admiral Enquist. yond. Nineteen thoroughfares are doubly attractive. belonging to the leading noble Admiral Enquist, referring In con- covered with water. The down town families of Meckenburg, attended th When Alatant Traffic Managrr versation to the recent naval battle, basement and residence cellars ere princess and twelve pages, ranging Btrohr of tho Harrlman interests wai M. PATTISON here n few flooded. Business houses and manufao in age from eight to twelve years, B. M. LEEDOM. days ago he was much tak said: When the battle commenced I was turing concerns will suffer heavily. carried the train of the wedding dress. en with the spineless cactus, and the Crops to rural districts and gardens The pages, .who also belonged to the diapatch in thin mornings Examiner far in advance of the main fleet, are practically ruined. The damage Mecklenburg nobility, were dresied gaged in scouting .with the Oleg from Reno, to the effect that the ra road wna desirous of planting the rare and Jemtchug. Japanese torpedo so far le estimated to reach about alike in black velvet with red eeehee 2425 WaM. Are. Ption, 22SX spineless cactus when available on the boats appeared in numbers supported $100, ono In the city and North Fond around theif watats. While tho bridal twice that party marched to the altor the organ Nevada and Ariiona dcacyta was read by n few cruiser. A hesvy engage- Du Lac, with possibly with milch Interest here, lie end his ment followed. My ships were mainly amount in the country. The floods played a military march. party considered the walnut trees mar- painted black and white and stood out are the result of n storm which startThe wedding service waa conducted large targets against the Japanese ed Tuesday end continued until today. velous. the Court Chaplain Dr. Dryander, by The Paradox and the Royal era the ships, which were psinted an olive Water on eeveral of the streets on aesbted by several other clergymen. color and which could hardly be the west aide to from seven to ten varieties of fast growing walnut treen, green During part of the ceremony the fire feet high. and Burbank produced them by th seen. Owing to the Incessant Cecilia Crown Prince mad Prince which the 6. Last on concentrated June Japanese Sheboygan Wls., Falls, careful selection and crossing of stood eldo by side, the bride being on the my I recent with Oicg. transferred flagship, rain heavy coupled my night's several varieties. of the bridegroom. Durflag to the Aurora. From her bridge I storms his caused many thousands of the right hand of the ceremony they knelt port ing not could see our main bedisfleet business of dollars the and. to damage CHARGES ARE DENIED. When the moment for lieving it had been defeated, and had trict here. A despatch from 8heboy. aide by aide. arbeen scattered, 1 decided, for the sake gan, Wisconsin, says, all the factories tying the matrimonial knot had That Hungary Decoyed Emigrants for of Crown Prince and the Pria rived the humanltr, to retire. water. under and are yards hip Companies. The admiral praised the Japanese Janesville reports $75,000 damage cess clasped each others right hands in that fashion and tactics gunnery In Phonas: Bell 22; Indepnndsnt 22. At Newton, many and remained standing the county. Budapest, Hungary, June 8. At The Raleigh. Cincinnati and Bahl-mor- e cattle have br - drowned and crops until the benediction bad been pro412 26th BL meeting of parliament today Premier nounced. been sent to the northeast have been wasudd out. Tisza declared it waa calumlnous to coast have Then come the exchange of ring of the island of Luzon to look aiaert that the government connived out for Crown Prince placed n ring on the The . at official agents decoying emigrants ships. Japanese and Russian warDetroit, June 6. Further reports third finger of the right hand of the so as to supply shipping companies from the state lay the wind and bride after which she placed a ring with n certain number of steerage pasrain storm which waa general over on the third finger of hto right hand. WAITING IN SUSPENSE. the lower part of Michigan yesterday The whole ceremony occupied more sengers and said It waa not true that secret agents were the cause of a and laat night waa the most revere In than half on hour. After it wee conOPEN DAY AND NIGHT. large exodus. The German line, the Teamsters and yean. In addition to the loei of cluded, the organ began to play a wedEmployers Looking to many 000 of life reported last night, heavy prop- ding much and tho guns of the forte premier added, maintained Everything here the beat. Short OrTruck Drivers. there agent who were principally reel an at all hours. erty loaa to reported In nil directions. surrounding the city fired a salute of . All kind! of game end flah in aeison. sponsible for the emigration of 63.000 At Grand Rapids the rein fall waa al- 101 guns. Deafening cheers arose without Extra fins dinner Sunday, from 12 to perrons pasaporta in 1904, durChicago, June Team ter and most a cloudburst. About 600 homes from the enormous multitude in front the fight between the German 2 p. m, 25c. Fine lunch from 11 tc 4 ing were surrounded by water. A num- of the palace when the guns announce alike were waiting in lines and the Cunard line. The activity employers end to B p. m. d today for the action of the ber of manufacturing plants were ed that the wedding ceremony wae of these agents, however, had been truck driver to close for the day. tonight, on the question completed. (EL partially frustrated by the recent of arbitration, if the demand of .the Then followed the salutation of the agreement between the Cunard com- Joint Team Ownera La Crose. Wls., June d. The Chip- bride and bridegroom. 224 Twenty-fiftStreet. association la Pint of all pany and the German line by which a met and the arbitration ia in favor of pewa river, at Falls, rose ten the Emperor advanced toward the Chippewa percentage of the emigrants can be the team owner the rest of the strike feet in the hours Crown Princess and klased her on twenty-fou- r shipped openly hy way of German will be short lived. If arbitration and 1 now 2 pat 1.2 ftret above the danger both cheek, offering hto congratulaports. tolls 9,000 morn tesmstors possibly will lino. Two deaths from drowning have tion. Then he ktoied the Crown strike and the struggle be Indefinitely occurred. FOR Prince on both cheeks and wished him A Maronlc building to rapidly rear prolonged. lifelong happiness. Next came the Ing completion at the Lewis and Clark An attempt was made today by the Appleton, Wls., June 6 The worst Empress and she in turn was followed exposition. This has been erected for latest pence committer of labor men rain storm of years has swept this by th other royal personages. The entertainment purpose by local s to effect a srttlrment with the Stale Yard 2003 Jefferson Avenue. part of WIron!n during the past two todies hissed the cheeks of the Priand will he ready for occu- street sore, but nothing definite waa day. As result this entire county nce, the men her hand. pancy before opening day. Aftar-tht- o U today practically under-wat-er accomplished. part of the ceremonies Win. Driver Mew York, June 4. Rirhard Chreth-- o of Atlanta, secretary of the Southern Cotton association, who ia In this city, has declared bis Intention of call- i MRS. HONE DEAD. king. a DONT DO IT 1871-190- the toindou, Juno d. Th King of Spain owned a long program id engagements today with the lAeptlnn of tlw Pal'diplomatic corps at Buckinghamminis-terace. All the amhasadors and now In London, with tho ataffa of THROW PHYSIC On Iterate, and If you used nwOr clno hav, ua fill your prcacriptloaa and your doctor will worry loaa about your recovery. OGDEN, EXAMINER: -- K REPORT Of Call, On Us For Information THE CZARS BICYCLES DEATH ThatRunEasy Two Trainmen arc Killed in a aides-de-cam- p. Was Sent Out From Berlin But Proved Utah Light Co, Railway . , E. W. WADE, Agent. J. C R. Genl Mgit CAMPBELL, PLATT SADDLERY CO. to be Untrue Columbia Bicycles Base Ball Goods dr-T- HUTCHISON T. St - P. ERN STROM . RIVERS IN wlll-charg- atn-flatl- FLOOD Ships An Olive Green Fond Du Lac is While Russians Danger of a Were Black. Deluge brbank The Utah National Bank in 6.-- their-allotte- WINES e and LIQUORS Falstaf Cafe FURNITURE VAN STORAGE Harness, Saddles and Blankets. We make a specialty of High Grade Harness Stock Saddles. was concluded the Crown Prince and tha Crown Princess signed the marriage register and all the ruling monarch end royal princes present signed their names to the document as witness. The Emperor signed his name first on th list This completed th wedding ceremonies proper and a procession was formed handed by the Crown Prince and hi consort, attended by a brilliant suit. The Emperor with the Empress end attended by their suite followed and then came the other wedding guest, walking In pairs, each attended hy hie or her suite. At tost followed the diplomatic representatives, high dignitaries of the court and the distinguished representatives of the army and navy. After the wedding a magnificent tats banquet wa served In the grand hall of the Imperial Castle, at whteh covers ware told for five hundred guest. The Crown Prince and th Crown Princess ant side hy side at one end of the central table, with the Emperor and the Empress opposite them at the other end. The Emperor proposed a toast to th young couple and addressed the wedding party, congratulating the young couple and referring to the Important mission which was In store for them when the Crown Prime would be relied upon to ascend the Imperial throne of Germany. custom to be Another revived on this occasion to the solemn procession headed by the court marshal and the ministers of the empire, the Emperor and the other royalties, which escort the bridal couple to the bridal chamber on the wedding night. All members of the procession carry lighted readies. After the newly married couple her retired, the chief tody in watting distributes small nllk gart-er- a bearing the name of the bride end the date of the wedding among the guests. The question of the trousseau of the bride caused considerable comment in court elides and even on tilde of the court. Tho Emperor Insisted that the entire trousseau should be of German Anastasia, the make, but Duchess mother of Princess Cecil to, was of n different opinion and, to some extent succeeded in carrying her point The material for the bridal dress, a gorgeous sliver brocade, valued at $2,500, was purchased In Moscow, Russia. Then it was brought to an establishment ia Berlin, where a score of needle experts embroidered it with silver thread. After the embroidery was completed the material was sent to Red-fer- n in Pari and made Into a bridal dreu. The laces used for trimming were of Irish make. The dress was fashioned in Empire style, with the - time-honore- d Heavy Draying Allen Transfer Co WHERE TO EAT BOSTON CAFE MONUMENTS organ-izitirm- , Kg WEDDING .vj'!?1 One Present In of a Theusuf ppeu of Silverware Berlin, of June Print William and th Moektonberg-Schvari- Dud tail, n ceived deputations Ftvi-cric- Cecelia fare re- tha Prussian cities, vV osma to coogntolate province, and to Berlin on them theif montage, which .occurs tomorrow The desires of the' Oliver service to'bsglTsa to the bride end groom by 100 dtlos wer presented. Th service ltMlf, consisting of more thaa 1,000 rimes, will not be ready for two or three yaors. Prince and Princess Arbugwa, representing the emperor and empress ef Japan personally presented, the gift ef Japan today. It con elated of too silver flower howto of eauqns and orttatlo Barney workmanship. Th King-ohis given four Melssensr-- tsom, the French government two Sevres vase and some Beauvais tapestry, tha Sultan of Turkey rare rags sad porcelains, the Austrian emperor a carriage and two horses and the Province of Posen n state carriage. Beyond the the presents have not been. announced. f ' The Williams Open company, a big bunch of the cleverest little people as the American stage of today, an is ported to he taking every city tto visit by storm and while os the is clfle cosat they were all the rage, fact the requests to meet these taieet-elittle nrttota become eo numeroee that the management wu forcedalto hold a reception on ths stage each and every matinee knd them rs foW reptions are said to be looked event to as not only n groat society also with great pleasure by U ladies and children In every city eoow which they appear. In haw Manager William and Grant can concluded to give what theymattow special childrens and bargain on Saturday, to which a apeeW "J cant to of fifteen and twenty-fiv- e mads." bore has house of the part matinee production will be In which the company appear dal advantage. Immediately performance the little people on J one of their popular receptarea wiu stage when any of those arttat meet there talented little atep up and do aa 1 . t desk and to br61 types. Abo Electric Flat In no trouble, little ePeflS great results. com-prlle- MITCHELL BROS. ROYAL ceiling, sui-pena- h It shouUan, We don't keep e'm We idl e'm from to-da- y Young, Props at the train beginning won built somewhat Ilk the peddhg dresg pf Empress Josephine, Electric Fans 6.' Jim and 2279 Washington Ave. Electric Supply & Fixture Co New Location. 2448 Washington Ave old & Bro J. G. R4 See Shibe for Anything Electric |