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Show rms MORNING the ahlpe ware exceptionally low In The water contributing to the results. ot Russians carried large quantities coal, stores end ammunition and thus weighted dowa and in a rough sea suffered badly from the hits near the water line that ordinarily ' would not have been fatal. The commander aaye the battle did not, as some claim, prove the superiout ority of arms to armor. onHethepoints Russian that the newest armor the ships and notably in the case ot disOrel waa not pierced. The proper tribution of armor it another question and he says that the Russian builders do not appear to have adopted tbe latest principles in the mat- Gunntry, Battleships Tactics Against Torpedo Work. i Tanaa. Jul? 1"0(Mifcu4rt partlcipatod in tha bavw Pbb .paa statement ratal- .V pwwt T gt urtica j uj ,d T01 the the torpedo, hla statement by dedar. fKn fluTsood depend mainly officers and asrerta STneRuailaa officers were tamen-S- r lacking in training. tathsT early pwt cl the battle the scored but one hit to three SSdhy Jepanaae. Under thotm it may be said that Sjananese had three or four guns JVKTuT every one of the there was nothing veur JJJtabta about the disparity of the Stance, ays Admiral Hojeet. "S admiral had been criticised for elec- his chances at the Tushina. contrary. it was the wisest rLrwopen tor. Mm. Tsugaru Strait and narrow, the season was there were no mechanical tor.; take Igljand te Laz-umru- 5,000. 'KILLS STEP FATHER WHILE tancesnd coal were against Soya ud the time consumed in reaching u entrance would have betrayed the emerging his plight o kin and would San Francisco, August 6. John A. hare been much the Logan Bell, aged 13 years shot and tms Boys one than ha might reasonably hope killed hla Joseph Bartlett, Tsushima. 4 aged 65 years today. Bartlett waa a a the that insist and Bell worked for The commander fruit in him. peddler The men were continuelly mat mistake of the Russians was double in Teasels unhalllni their quarreling. Today another quarrel From the moment arose. Bell le underalied while Barb ri line ahead. formation U coiag into action la this lett waa large and powerful. They the Japanese regarded victory as an came to blows and Bell secured an iiied. Apart from the ImpoKlblUty axe but Bartlett wrested It from the aa orderly formation younger man and cut him with It Durd r.fiuius such tactics tor defen ing tha light Mra. Bartlett, mother of wbea panning me purposes there wee the fact that Bell, tried to act aa peacemaker and could bring was accidentally struck with the axe. oely a few of the ship ihelr guns Into effective action against She fainted and Bell ran into the It le houee to get a email rifle. tbe Japanese fleet. claimed that Bartlett then started to The latter ahlpe were able-ttheir whole fire awn the attack Bell with the axe and wai Busslan ahipa and in return warned away, but did not stop. Bell ncelved only a limited lira. Had the then shot him In the breast and death Mother and son were soon followed. Russian! adopted the strategy of the brunt of the action upon taken Into custody. ihelr battleehlpe while the rest of the IT WAS A CRUEL BLOW. fleet brake through and steered direct fa VlaAlToetock the commander lie Hftm they would have achteved a par 1 think X met you before somethl itORH. Inetead of doing that they where at the dog show, I believe followed a plan of mutually aiding Ah, indeed! And which kennel one another end tbua when the head were you in? of the bsttleeMp column got into the EXCURSION NORTH. trouble the others iteamed up and thraot their heads Into the llonn month without being ablo to aecom-ptli- h Saturday, August 12th. Via Oregon Short Line one fare for eaythlng eompenaatory. the round trip to all Oregon Short Regarding the question of slaking named cruisers and battleships by Line polnte north. Long limits and ton over allowed. Aik agents for gua fire, the commander expresses tha opinion tist the fact that the Ruaalaa particulars. QUARRELING step-fathe- r, con-fcotrt- te 1m-piai- When Vou Advertise DO IT With But the Tin Examiner la crowding the Standard hard tor first place. There Is only a difference of 700 subscribers between the PPr- - The Standard printed. July 24. 1905. 4JSI papers and the Examiner printed 3,661 on the same day and every paper thus printed, excepting 200 of each for office use and waa cither sold by the new boys or sent to actual paying subscriber 1905. UNION PACIFIC Threo Trains Daily Chicago va. Boeton. 6. Chicago Chicago, August hi ui point today and won a llstleMi tame. Attendance Chicago lo;on I .ungivn Battreie Young and Moran. Umpire Mere. Government WiilTake Fitting Up of Rooms Has Cost United Charge In Fever States $15,000. Area At Once. rtal ia Osaka Ktasas Chicago CIfy t . SI. Loafs IINGII St. Lobia vs. Pnlladalphia. St. Louts, Augn.-- i b. St. Louis and Philadelphia broke even in a double-heade- r today. Taylor outpitched la the first game Duffy's triple and Gleason double won the second game Nichols pitched superb ball. Thielmau waa well supported and waa invincible iu all but oue inning. Attendance 10. rum. Score: HO CHANGE TO Oor-rido- n EKVE C. After Portsmouth, N. H., A i. Ot mn pmr TLhit JbUt ris tk a day of activity in ibe nxiy yard, the finishing touche in pivjiardtiou for UNI OX PACIFIC. the peace conference fi made late this afternoon and everything le low Far Few tofeMMHee Ban an and in readineae borh no i!ie First the outside of the large uw naval St. I out game: . A IIOBILIV. 8 8 8 tores building where the plenipoten- Philadelphia 5 7 0 kmniinii weeesHgar AfaaL received tomorrow be to are tiaries Bat :erie Taylor and Grad; and where they are to Imid the dally tied Abbott. sessions thereafter. The second floor Umpire O'Day. of the building ia to be occupied by Second the peace mission. The conference S- Loui game: j 46 01 room le in the center of the building Philapelphia over the main entrance. Uaitencs Tblelman and Leahy; Adjoining It on one side i a auite Nichola aud Abbott. of three spacious room, which have been assigned to the Jupane-- e envoys. Cincinnati vs. Brooklyn. On tha other aid 1 a reception room Cincinnati, August 6. Cincinnati dedicated to the representatives of the United States government. Beyond and Brooklyn ImikJ even In the double this is a suite of three ruornt for the header this afirmixin. Walker was use of the Russlu mission. On either hit for five singles in the first Inning aide of a corridor which divide the which, with Seymours two fumhles, building are large dining rooms, where gave Brooklyn four runs and the game. R. W. TIME CARD IN EFFECT midday luncheons will be served to the Ewing allowed two hit in the secMAY 12. UOL Not a Brooklyn runner respective missions and In the eastern ond game. dining room Admiral Until?, com- reached third. Only one base on bails mand of the navy yard will tomorrow wvs given during the entire afterDEPART DAILY. give a banquet to the envoys, their noon. Attendance 9,1 00. Score; No. Mail all Atlantic First game: ultra and sixty invited guests. Two ....... 1. . palais 7.45 ......... ....... S 8 8 No.East12, Salt rooms have been fitted up Cincinnati fire pro 9:06 a. m. Lake local 8 14 2 fur the storage of document. The Brooklyn and No. 11, Balt Lake special.... 2 : 1 P-- Chech Batterlee Walker, conference room is iuipoMngly furNo. I Chicago and 8L Loula nished. A mammoth table in the cen- 8chM; Scanlon nad Bergen. .. 8.50 pjn Limited ........ Mecdr Dm. 4th. IttL it. Umpires Klem and Email. ter ia surrounded by hugs chairs beauDEPART. Na d. Atlantia Express, all Second la black leather. game: tifully upholstered Na C Mail and Express... I: H a u. TtOOpAA points east The walla of the rooms are draped Cincinneit . ... ........a... 2 8 1 Na 2 Klvsrlaad Limited for ARRIVE DAILY. 0 8 2 with flags contributed by the navy In Brooklyn Blaffa Omaha Council m. a. McNa 18, ....11:20 and Ogden Btaterlee special code Street; International Ewing signals. m making the Denver. Kanaaa CUy 6. Labe Pacific Na Mall. Salt In Rlatter. nd walla all bare the relieve Intyre The flags .8.00 p. east dally. a.m. 11:20 nil and seat Emslie. Klein point decoraand the are and of the rooms, Umpires only Ka 4 Atlantis Es press for Louis No. 8L L sod Chicago tables and Handsome desks, tions. Denver, Omaha Council limited 8:40 p.m PACIFIC LEAGUE. chairs make all the rooms up In eleBluffs Kanaaa ( Lty and nU from N& Local 11, Park City Rfc are laid asst, dally... utni!ll gant dignity. Persian rugs points and Ban Pate 1 alley .... 7:00 pal Ban Franciace vs. Tacoma. upon the floor. ARRITM Na I, Pacific Express foam It cost the United States governTacoma, Wash., August 8. Honors ail points east ......,12:08aflL Na 8 Pedfle Es press from ment 115,000 to equip the quarters for were even in todays games between Bluffs Omaha Council Through Sieving ears to Omaha the conference. Without the building Tacoma and Ban Francisco. The teams Chicago and 8L Loula New York Denver, Kanaaa City nad all appearance of newness has been took three games each in the aeries, Do too. Free reclining chair earn ud A east dally .mi.Limited1:41 L ffi Hie borders of the newly three of them being shut outs. In removed. 1 Over land on car service all Na dining perfect laid cement walk have bran sodded the morning Thomas was bit harder through trains. Council from Omaha and the gravel walk leading to the than Whalen but with better huso Kansas City, DenBlaffa C. A. HENRY, Ticket Ageot. Ogden. ver sad all poiaia east, landing one thousand feet away, haa running Tacoma might have won. In L A. BENTON, Gen. Aft. Psgr. Dept been put in repair. Everything at tha the afternoon Emerson pitched alar .8:80 p, 1 .. . dally Salt Lake City. 9 Ikit Mall p. na landing stags has bren made ship- ball and held tbo visitors aafa at all Na A. HENRY, shape. The wonted quiet of a New Eng- atagea. Tacoma hit Williams opporOgduo. GILSON, ot Agent B, Ticket Agent land Sabbath waa somewhat disturbed tunely, Nordyke's home run being a A. In Portsmouth today by the animated feature. Score. MOSELEY, Hit, Pin Agent anticipation of tomorrow's event. First game: The business aeotkm of the city le Tacoma ... ... Ogdea Utah .8 8 0 , 1 2 10 gay with bunting, the national colors Baa Francisco scheme. prevailing in the decorative enrronnd-InBatteries Thomas and Hogan; Throngs of vMtors from the Whalen and Wilson. cities and towns today augmented Second game: tha many strangers who hava flocked San Francisco 2 8 0 to the city. ... ... ... ...5 9 1 Tacoma the In hotel room available Every Shell; Batteries Williams and where the missions are to be quartered Emerson and Graham. Tht04r BsaMrtVadi Kaffiray letwesa filled with la The tahen. haa been dty Umpire-Perrl-ne. corresof newspaper small a army pondents, representing. In addition to Portland va. Oakland. the press association and tha great San Cal., August Freneiaeo, Journals United of the Stales, dallies in Europe and Japan. Tha news that Oakland had an enay victory over tha M. Witt haa abandoned Ms trip by Portland team In the morning game water and was to arrive here by train Corbett's delivery wae easy to find and waa the only development of Interest the hit cam in bunches. In tha afIis Most Famous . ternoon Schmidt for Oakland lost hla during the day. The arrangements made whereby. Herbert D. Peirce, own game. He had poor control of tha jrsrs SUMER RESORTS on of the third assistant secretary of ball at Intervals and in the fifth ina base first batter Russian plenipo- ning he gave the state, will meet the tentiaries at tha railroad station and and then hit the nest man up. An will convey them to tbe hotel Went- error filled the bases, and a single The HUM IMahffieWarid worth In an automobile. Mr. Peirce brought In two runs. Morning game: peaks Russian fluently. Neaping care, ebaarvatloa can. As All arranged rets for the coming ex- Portland 13 and Ifaary 0 tag cars, ercises, Including the breakfast at the Oakland and the extension of tbe Corbett and Conrad; cars, wtt baffler, bath and Boub Batteries yard sit, nation at Graham and Stanley. tavern Ltniyt eotka trsta electric 'hospitality of ths state and have been Portsmouth court house Afternoon game: the Ifcbted, through la Chkagc without Upheld In Enforoiag Quarantine. 3 $ At the conclusion of the Portland ... ... .. Washington, August 6. Secretary completed. ebanga Direct coaoecttoa lor 1 2 the court house the pleni- Oakland at exercises Shaw today telrgraphed Captain R. C. will go to their hotel Conrad; and Batteries Clrvln Paul and Minneapolis Chayeter, of the revenue eutter Wi- potentiaries there to remain until tha first busi- Schmidt and Stanley. nona sustaining tha tattera action In ness THROUGH OBSERVATION DRAWsession 1 held on Tuesday mornof enforcement the the yellow fever Smm cm a va. Loe Angeles. ROOM CAR OGDEN TO LOB Beattie ing. ING quarantine between Mississippi and C. a Writer. aud 6. Seattle Seattle Wash., ANGELES. iigust some Louisiana and giving general AMERICAN SULPHUR GOES Loe Angelea took a game each thla instructions. The despatch is In reChicago & Rorth-West- in Rj. ABROAD. LOW EXCURSION RATES afternoon. The local team won out one from Captain Chayetcr sayply to and Shields Charlie match. first iu the ing. the friction between the two on hit, each getBaa C. A. HENRY at Depot Ticket states haa become serious and asking Tbe Introduction of American sul- Bourn broke even for an official definition of the revenue phur Into the world's market le the ting touched up for four. In the last Office, or write to J. L. MOORE, &FA team was broken up cutter's authority. SALT LAKE CITY. most elgnificant fact that Dr. Joseph pi me ths Beattie waa taken out and Blrnkenshlp Secretary Shaw's reply today was Hyde Pratt haa to chronicle in his reto catch from first as follows: cent report to the United States Geo- Frary brought in I think you are proceeding properly, logical Survey entitled The Occur- Scores. First game: notwithstanding conflicting reports. rence of Sulphur and Pyrite and Their 1 4 3 Promptly advise the name , general Production In 1904 The credit of ex- Seattle 4 0 denrlptkm and muter of every private ploiting the Louisiana deposits and Lv wigele vessel placed at your disposal We Baf.erips Shields and B'enkcnship; hipping them abroad belongs to Her- Baum and Eager. will then give authority which will of the Union man French, president doubtless protect. There may be Second gsme: was the inwho company, Bulphur some question about your authority to ...1 I the process for mining tbe Brattle 4 arrest vessels and to take them to ventor of The Los Angeles ... ... ... ..4 4 American of first eargo Batteries Fitzpatrick and Frary; Ship Island, but there can be doubt of sulphur. exported was bllied to MarInyour authority to prevent both ves-- I sulphur Toiler and Spies. IMS OREGON SHORT LINS TIME snd It self tnd persons leaving the infected seilles, France,American exportation Davis. CAROL will Umpire .. . sulphur district. I have directed Captain Rosa dicates thatshare the French trade 1505, 7th. May to proceed to New Orleans and exer- henceforth TWO BETWEEN BOY BEALE Phones: Bell 22; ladepandant 22. DEPART. , cise general supervision over hla with Sicily. LOVES. 412 26th 8L prance requires about 90,000 tons or branch of the service. and 7 used which Butte la Na largely sulphur a year, That unfortunate mlaunderetanding with the preservation Na 0 PocaUlla Latpalitr between ten which ago New Orleans, August 6. Fever re- In connection yrare arotire 1.25 ia and Butte of ita grapevines- - As the American Truxton Braie and bis wife, who waa port up to 6 p. m: 11 Cache Valley a can Na it Tranefer cent Specialty. 99.9 pure, la per sulphur Harriet Blaine, the youngest daughter New esses 28. Na A Eastern Express ....4:10 am. Scavenger Work. eaail'- - compete with the Sicilian sulof James G. Blaine, has coma np again Total cues to date 533. Lxcursioii Wagons In Na 13 Balt Uke and the with easily can compete It to Bn 8ffi Were phur. in Augusta in n Judicial proceeding Deaths 8. HallO ee e a its and in also, price Sicilian e shall sulphur determine bow often the father Total deaths to date 105. I Salt Laka and Na concaused ton has already :80 export be permitted to am his son, Walter 2. New sub-fopoints siderable anxiety amongst the Sicilian Blaine Beale, and it seems, notwithPn Balt Laka to date 3. I Na Total sub-foall potata producers. Milford and standing the long estrangement that Besides these deposits of native sul- tbe love between husband nad wife la ............... .8:40 ia south the of BUTTER AND OLEO. Lake nod inter-not altogether dead. There la too much phur, the greatest competitor Na 10--Belt been has 8:80 pyrite, pride on both aides, however, to give MOVING PIANOS A SPECIALTY. p. m. Sicilian sulphur mediate points In the .8.80 a m. ............. this at reconciliation a 0 for Local Na William Barclay Persona, the en- which, with the large Increase any hope J. C. SLADE, LESSEE. price of Sicilian sulphur in 1897. began late day. The boy is 8 years old, and ARWV2L gineering expert, was talking In .Phil- to in much greater quan- there Is no doubt be Is loved devotedly 400 25th Streat Trlbuao Bldg. be imported the various food Red-22adelphia about Office from Balt Lake Mail 1 Belt 220; Fast Ball, more expensiveNa that from time to time crop tities and to be mined by the father and mother, strained as Phonee Office 224, RseL .8,45 p Independent for the Beale has are. Mr. production country relations thla in their ly most out in ths unexpected places. 8 Butte and Pocatello man1144. Na In for the use In substantial add affection a his of shown It "Before long, he said, laughing, sulphurous Express .. .. ......... .12. 80 a sn Wagon for Sanitarium will leave winter he gave the boy manner. will be necessery to take literally the ufacture of paper. Store comer at 0:30 Na 11 Salt lake orta XB Drug Utahna of In house Washington sulphur combined production The a a magnlflclent butter story that used to pus B Tlntlo and return 11:30 a m.; at 2 9. m. m. of In ad a is the manufacture value for 30,H). of aud Its appraised Joke. pyrite 4 p. nw 7 Balt Lake and MB- at return Na and or sent three lr. United has States the the Beale boy acid dltion There waa a man In a restaurant sulphuric 9m 8L OTA ee who called a waiter to him, ud said: during 1904 was 333.542 king tons, vei- four valuable horses and has had a 6 Salt Lake and Inter Na The him. as built with launch for compared gasoline Walter, look here. Isn't this a ned at 13,460.863, mediate points .. the production of 233.127 long tons, val-n- mother is said to resent the bestowal cows hair In my butter?" Na 8 Eastern Express ....7:05 p. m. to as are In an likely increase ex1903, they of these gifts, The waiter took up the butter, at $1,109,818 Na I Portland and Butte.7:00aia p. m. amined tbe hair, and then replaced the or 100,415 long tona In quantity and cause the child to transfer more of hi Na 10 Butte and Pocatello 1: 00 nhe father than hla value. likes, to .10. 85 p, m. ... This very large affection 18 ' Cache alley Na plate before his- patron again with a of 12,851,045 In nod of satisfaction. Increase In value Is due to the large but she has not forbidden theirw acTrains south or Juab do not rna Mr. and Mra. Beale OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. 'Tea, sir,' he uld; that's genuine Increase In tbe production of sulphur ceptance. Sundays. no but held s the hearing, CL A. HENRY. cow's hair. We always serve them In 1904 compared with 1903. The present at Everything ham tha best Short with our butter, air, to show that It tales that produced sulphur In 1904 communication with each other. Mra. at all Ticket Agent her husband divorced eight ain't oleo.' Ail kind of gama and flah In aeaaea were Louisiana and Nevada, by far the Beale Bb MOSELEY, A. Extra Has dlaner Sunday, from 12 to larger part of the product coming from years agoYrav. Pass Agent accommoda- Louisiana. I want 2 p. m 26a Fine lunch from 11 to 4 Youngwcd Ogden, Utah our will honeymoon long Hew m. He to p. I wife. nd for tions my IX E. BURLEY, love? last., own own their men Suite? homes, Some Hotel Clerk G. P. A T. A. She How much money have you bet your life she is. and some employ cooka. Philadelphia Youngwed--Yo- u Salt Lake City, k 134 Twcaty-fiftStreet . cot dear? Yonkers Statesmaa . i ,Record Washington Life Active conWashington, August trol of the yellow fever situation in New Orleans by the United States health and marine hospital service will begin Immediately. Orders to that effect were wired tonight to Burgeon J. H- - White, the marine hospital officer now on duty in that city. These ordera followed the receipt from Dr. White tyring the day of several telegrams which showed that the citizens of New Orleans had promised their hearty cooperation in the work to be undertaken by the federal government and would meet certain financial requirement imposed by the marine hospital aervica aa a preliminary to assuming the responsibility. Anticipating this outcome of the situation, Dr. White already had deter mined upon tentative plana for the work la hand. The city will be divided Into wards and each ward will be placed in charge of a responsible and experienced Burgeon of tbe marine hospital service who will have absolute control of tbe loeaUty. Already Surgeon General Wyman haa given directions to a number of marine hospital surgeons to prooeed to New Orleans for awlgnments to work under Dr. White. These are all officers who have had experience dealing with yellow fever epidemic. The fever report today la a great Improvement over thorn during the middle of the week and tha fact that there were only two new mb foci, one up town and one down town, la a source of special encouragement. An effort la being made to determine the number of caeca of fever under treatment and allowing ten days, which la a liberal estimate for a patient to either recover or die, it la figured out that there are now 233 cases under treatment. The marine hospital aervioe has not yet assumed control of the local but It la expected to do so tomorrow. Tha conditions preoedent to their assumption however, that the citizens of New Orleans pledge them-alve- a to put up 3260,000 to defray the coat of labor and material haa been met and Burgeon White ia in momentary expectation of receiving the formal order from Surgeon General Wyman to take charge. President Roosevelt and Burgeon General Wyman have both been wired by the citizens committee of Zew Orleans that all of the funds that the service may require outside of its own stated expenditures will be supplied by the people of Mew Orleans This action waa taken at noon at a special meeting of the finance committee held In the St. Charles hotel. Surgeon White returned today from Gudfport and Ocean Springe where ha had gone to arrange for the improving of the camp at Ftontatnbleau, on the Louisville and Nashville, road and stated that he would probably not establish any camp on the Mississippi coast In view of the attitude of the people of Ocean Springs and Governor Vardanian's expressed determination to abide by their wishes. The camps at Slidell and Wyne will be enlarged to accommodate such travelers aa would hava gone over to a camp on the Mlaalaalppl coast. 6. itu-id- e NiUtefc Cor-rido- - a TIME CARD ............. o ADVERTISE IN THE STANDARD OR EXAMINER '4 I-- a a g The To California Overland aid Limited Tent City Pasadena Terminal Riverside Coronado San Pedro buffst-emokt- eg -- Long Beach -- Los Angeles St FURNITURE VAN STORAGE , Heavy Draying Allen Transfer Co .......... SLADES Hacks and Vans Day Inter-mediat- a aa and Night adul-teratio- 4. .......... ............. l-- You Want Results ; E flDErfWEslS u If ft n, I From Advertising in the Examiner or Standard 7, Score: Were For the Examiner BUT GET RESULTS AUGUST BASEBALL i!- - Big Gains Money Away MORNING, NATIONAL LEAGUE THEg Dont Throw Your MONDAY TO START the Papers That Have the Subscribers THE WORLD'S PAIR CONTEST HAS INCREASED STANDARD SUBSCRIPTION LIST UTAH, FEVER FIGHT NAVY YARDS' ter. He declared the high aeaa aidedl the Japanese gunnery and accertuate-- the lack of training In the Russian that the state of the wind at sea at night, permitting favorable torpedo attache, and the luck of the pursuit movements of the Japanese undertaken the second day of the battle, were notable elements la making the victory com. ete Akayma defends KebogatoTa surrender from severe criticism. twenty-seXebogatoff waa surrounded by ven' ships including tbe most powerful of Togo's fleet. Had tbe Russian refused to surrender hla ships would have been sunk forthwith. Five or ten minutes would have sufficed to finish the unpleasant task. Any other course than to surrender, would have condemned to needles death two thousand officers and men. of the RusAccurate estimates sian casualties are Impossible to obfirst estain. but they are under timates. The rescued and surrendered exreeJ 7,000 end making due allowance for those who escaped in the Almas, Orel Aurora, Jemtchug and the auxiliaries the number actually lost la somewhere betwem 1,000 and OGDEN. EXAMINER: WHERE TO EAT boston cafe Jim Young, Props ..8:05a a i 1 |