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Show TTTTT THE MORXTSG EXAMINER: 00a. and that the report might nut be handed out at all during the day . Mr. Kaux was very court deni tha: be LAKE DEPARTMENT has the controlling voice in the organisation of th - new directorate aud be la. of court. veiy jubilant over tlie STANDARD-EXAMINEsituation. R On the other hand, the combination was not willing to admit that Mr. Knox has a walkovfer. and is going 10 fight up to the last ditch. I'ossibly never before From Our Special Correspondent In the history of this rliy has there been aura a squabble over a large minV be has ing property, and ns several of the diof liquor. Further, she rector and a great many of the shareiupforted aged mother. failed to proirly auppoiT her. holder are resident of tbis city, it Whca Outsort 6ocil cuocral Is quite natural that consklersblo local ' MARSHALL ASSAULT CASE. do. Sulci to Led Trouble interest ha beeu manifested. su with A. Carl charged IU Marshall, . funeral of Lira William. AT SCRANTON MINE. attempted criminal aasault on little a ufonuimie woman who killed hrraelt a was preliminary Hunt, given in a Commercial atrrat What promises to be a large body of Peace of the Justice before hearing overdo of morphine, T. Smith yesterday morning, and carbonates of line has buen opened up ini te told ibi nftoraooB at.2 o'clock Dana was held t answer in the District in the Scranum mine in North Tiutic. of 8. D. ih undertaking parlor court under bonds la. the sum of $5,000. The Scranton Is located about tweiiiy street. Ef.I 213 8ouh State The feature of the hearing was the mileawnortb of Eureka and about five of ih womans life 1 miles east of the 11 Morite station, Thiorjr of tuco remarkably clear and concise at elethe as majority one. K!iful ment by the liule girl, which could on the Ban Pedro Route. The propIs &nown as the obi Tiernan group more than I can not be shaken under the moat search- erty the 'jfy troubles arewoman 19 and hat been operated during aud vigorous ing .before the juai linat O. W. Powers, conducting the past five years by the Reran lou MinJudge told clause nett the la Irde:h. and defense. ing and Smelting company, under the life she had led. 944 the. t:mptl--" supervision of Newton A. Dunyon, au wore than life is "This af j, all old and experienced mining man of SALT LAKE NOTES. bell ltelf" this section. upon the Vo laquest will be held of Association The the of members e aurrouud-inr'thbudr it the drcumstancea Now good digestion wallr on appeXauvoo Legion have been requestdeath of the woman are so the Era-thasad health on both. of Mark to funeral tite, ed the attend no suspicion of foul If It doesn't, try Burdock Blood Bit(teer that then is woman the will from which take place In aurriwd nltr The dead Slxtsenth ward meeting house this ters. sous. I and 11 yenm old. I,. nt 3 o'clock. afternoon It wan to support these NO MOBILIZATION. children and fo provide for her aged court District filed in A was the suit woman lived th life pother that the Christlnla, BepL 12. A yesterday nuking for an Injunction denial I u ouicust. Is given tonight to the statement works. Iron Bros. Silver ihe For two or three year the' woman against printed in the Dagblat of Stockholm declare that the work The lit-li-e plaintiffs on a installmenta hers paying had meuace today that th second to ihe sixth year children, is a detriment to property, anuisance. home for her mother-enclasses of th Norwegian conscription a health and to general would been hav paymeuta these ,ri th have been mobilised. It Is said that nineteen plaintiffs to are There airk-M- s Then few months. a In cuarlnded only a few guards of the Norsegisn suit. I esme and swept away her earn-lugarmy near the frontier have been callBhe had planned to leave the ed to arms. who Mr. and Mrs. Louis MoCornlc, cot-uf- n A despatch from Keristadt to tbs iPHing Hfo as soon as this little wedon were in Francisco their San for. was paid says that a feeling of deAfterposea ding trip, have been notified by wire pression prevails as to tha outcome of Th husband of the woman was n of the death ot .Mrs. McCornick's the negotiations and that the attitude ioldier in tha American army in the brother, Blaine G. Salisbury, which oc- of the Swedish commissioner regardPhilippine. H died a few peers ago, curred Tuesday. They have left San ing ihe fortlflcatloM has grown strongMd his body was burled with military Franrlaeo and are expected to leave er. The despatch says it is hoped iMoor in the soldiers cemetery today. The funeral arrangements will however that a modus vlvendi will be fott Douglas. be made when they have arrived. reached after th signing of a treaty of arbitration. PETTY LEAVES SCHOOL WORK. William A. Clark, not the senator who built th Salt Lathe route, but a WITNESS AGAINST WILLIAMSON. Scranton Agent Takes lip Lifa In. resident of Balt Lake, filed a petition aurance. In bankruptcy yesterday In the federal Portland, Or., Sept. 13. Joel K. court. Hia asset are 1293.66 and his Calvin, a school teacher of Plneville, R. T. Petty, who for four years has llnblllties $1,151.23. Ore., Is the first new witness which ben connected with the International has presented la the the Correspondence achool of Scranton, hundred thousand Three young thirdgovernment iff Congressman John X. trial has with filed his that distriresignation Pi, mountain trout fry arrived for William son, D. N. Geeaner and Marlon rostpsay, effective Saturday night. He bution in the Provo river by special R. Biggs, ea the charge of saving conNew offer an from the hu icrepted express from the Leadvllle, Colo, fish spired to defraud th government of York Life Innuraace company that he dishatchery yesterday. They will be a part of Its public domain. Calvin ays will give lilm a more desirable tributed at ones. testified that It was understood bela yoelUon than he giving up. him and Geasner that Calvin tween Ur. Petty's rise In Ihe service Out of the forty talesmen examined should locate and prove up a claim, chuols company has bran almost in tha Shockley case yesterday, not and then to Williamson and Entering the service of the one was accepted. Shockley ie being Geasner. convey It company a little less than four years tried on a charge of having murdered The trial la proceeding slowly, th afo, in the loweit capacity of the field two street car men Thomas B. Bright, evidence being merely a repetition of work, by hard work and strict attenton and Amasa U Gleason, anuary C, ion to detail, ha has risen to the poei-liu- a 1904, while attempting ip rob the car. that which was Introduced at the preceding trials. which he now holds, with juris, diction over the states of Utah, Idaho R. W. Gillespie yesterday filed a pePROTECT CHILD AND ANIMA. and Wyoming. This position is one tition la the probate division ef the of (rest responsibility, requiring a District court asking that letters of Denver, Colo. Sept. 12. A commit, gmt grasp of detail and the mlnntae administration be granted him for the of the business. estate of Robert Gillespie, deceased. tee from the Colorado board of child left Denver to Tkrra Is scarcely a town la the The latter died September 1, 19U5, leav- and animal protection itat states la this field which Mr. ing 11,300 in real property and 2,000 present to President Roosevelt the memorial adopted by tb Colorado legisPetty has not visited la the interests in insurance . lature last session urging upon th of tli employers, and he has a large following of friends la tha entlra distpresident and congress the need of a ENDS IN. SUICIDE. rict. During hla service with the government board of child and animal . schools company, Mr. Petty has won Lena Williams Closes Her Career protection. In Colorado alone the protection of children end dumb animals ein service competitions, a fine gold With Morphine, is made a regular pari of the state watch, chain sad locket as well as reother trophies, and several purses contDespondent with the life she was government, end with remarkablecounaining substantial sums. Hla friends driven to live, Lena Williams, landlady sults. In all other parts of the iiud they are many, predict success for of the Little Club at 50 Commercial try la It subject to the efforts of vo. him in his new field. street, committed suicide yesterday untary societies, few In number, whose morning by swallowing a large does of efforts are neceonrlly limited. Thrown on her own remorphine. MASTERS IN TROUBLE AGAIN. sources to provide for her two chil- YOUNG CROCKER GETS MILLIONS and her widowed mother by the John R. Masters, and all--' dren death of her husband, R. M. Buckland, San Francisco. Rept, IS. Charles amend luid man, was arrested yesterManTempleton ('rocker, sen of tha late day morning on a charge of robbery, who died about five years ago la lie is believed to be the man who ent- ila during the enlistment, J worked Charles F. Crocker, and grandson of ered the room of Harry Morgan in the for a while as a domestic. Latec she Charles Crocker, oae of the builders Hills hotel Monday night and robbed was employed as a waitress at the of the Central and Southern Pacific, Her wages were so Kenyoa hotel. reached his majority, waa tohim of 12.54 and a pair of gold cuff mall that she was unable to clothe having awarded by Probate Judge Coffey links. day her- hla share of lb Crocker estate. He Master was sera hanging about the and feed her children and rare tor self and mother. Falling under the received 15,000,000 In various propersame hotel Tuesday it Is alleged, ravage of a fever she lay 111 for ties which are night, and his arrest followed rapidly increasing In early yesterday months. When she recovered suf- value. Mr. Crocker, who now becomes oralng. In hit possession was a bol-- 1 It did she to take la sewing a millionaire, Is a sophomore at Calihalf filled with chloroform. Thin ficiently tried to rant enough to pay for fornia university. h considered as a piece of evidence of and doctor bills and living expenses. Undamaging character, as la the able to accomplish this she sunk into wd of Morgan was found a soiled a life of shame. Without her mother's PROPOSE NEWSBOYS SCHOLAR. SHIP. aidkcrrhicf which Morgan says does knowledge she entered into thin life ns belong to him, and which, be about three years ago. Never for a Mys, mms not seen by him until after Boston, Sept. 13. A plan to eetab-ltnday did she forsake her children or ike room was robbed. a aewsbovs scholarship at Hap she took mother. Shortly after charge Misters is considered by the police of the club she made payments on a yard university Is endorsed In a a thoroughly bad man. lie has received today from President pretty brick cottage at 1120 East Sixth erred terms la the penitentiary toi Routh street, where she moved her chil- Charles W.of Eliott hr Harry Channon, tbe Newsboys Protective forgery, and for having In his possessdren and mother. Since then ahe has president ion burglars' tools. He Juts also made her payments regularly until the union, Boston. President Eliot wrote: I should bn much pleased to have a frvcd iliur la the county jail and At property was almost paid for. The lk cby Jail. newsboys scholarship established at children were brought up by the grandmother and as soon as they were old Harvard university, but It should be COACH MADDOCK BACK. enough sent to school. They were well tho friends of the newsboy, and not provided for and kept In neat clothes. tbe newsboys themselves to contribute L'osch Haddock mother has visited the money to the purpoec. hu returned from a For three. years the rscition spent in hia old stsmping-founthem regularly, but the life the led ORDERS FOR STEEL RAILS. Michigan. He asya that he is was never made known, even to the Prepared t0 begin a aeaNon of hard widowed mother. ork and that he Lately the woman fell Into debt, Pittsburg, Sept. 13. Large orders purposes to show to go to pieces sad for steel rails for delivery next year as boy on ;ho football everything seemed life university she had fallen have recently been booked by Pitts'ram several tlrrd of the things in the football line she Into. She talked a month or two ago burg concerns. Some of these orders. Ml they have never seen before. At Boulder, Mr. Maddock signed up of leaving it, but she had nothing to It Is said, .are from western railroads. life was ruined. lo-J'e- r an unprecedented demand contract. This year game fall back on. Her mind she labored Indicating the west. in November 3 at Boulder, Under this strain of In plod she could bear it no longer. She ,l,,! Colorado teams have According to an estimate made to, been in until had fallen into ft for th sake of her day, the orders placed for dellw-rraining for two weeks. He reports she had no w the Denver university team is children and mother, bnt For weeks next year np to date aggregate 1,600, way to throw It arid. KM) tone.fn hard licks In addition to this and that training manner, tonnage It now seem certain great 1 fine up In this town October she talked in a despondent that and yesterday morning ended her life. fully 300.800 tons contracted for delivery this yeas- will have to go over Into next year. . ALBERT SNYDER ARRAIGNED. SALTUXE MINIHG HEWS. If wt semi-offici- s. . of-th- e l. - 1 h let-te- r - s",rter arraigned before ON THE EXCHANGE. Diehl yesterday oa a charge of removing baggage from hia rooms But little was done on change yesn innkeeper had a lien on the , "J'n the regular session. terday morning atsham-wawuige for board. sold, for A total of 4.649 Snyder was arrested a little over a 11.035.63. Lower Mammoth was the 011 be-of It from ckrge arson, adrged that he was a party to the feature of the call, advancing cents to 39 cents, selling 749 36 of igniting a creamery at Can. sold 4t0 weaped punishment on this charge, shares. Uncle Sam shares at prices ranging between 33 4 a r h.rIBor mmdi,,,jr ,rre,trd on 33 cent. New York wan and was seut to and cents on time dernn for perjury one year. He served ten crowded back to 21 liveries of thirty days, s total of 2.500 trm. and was released hires In all coming oat. aood behavior sad d exemplary con- Rmerald was one of the new factor which on the strength of favorable reports from the mine was sold ;al at2 MRS. WATKINS ASKS DIVORCE. eenls. 500 shares In all coming out this price. On the open board. In addiV(nvlnH A.ttValklns filed suit tor dition to transfers being made in Low--r fr2m l0f husband, B. r. Wat. Mammoth and New York, May Day kin rMtWd5r' responded to a call for 600 shares for Mhffing rn!elty.,t,1ct which the purchasers shelled out an jJUJ their marriage, oa Aug-rie- ii even I cents. s . .n' 4 Ihl. 1-- 2 Witklns declares, - ii?vMrT: we miserable to being cruel to kiirif. 1Mr- Addition - Watkins declares that . MONTANA-TONOPA- FIGHT. SEWER SYSTEM. MANILAS Washington Sept 13. The bureau of insular affalra has received from Manila plana and specifications of the new sewer system of Manila and for the gravity water supply of that name city. Bonds for 24,000,000, of which l,0t)0,-00- 0 has already been Issued, are to be issued to complete these important expenses. Bids for these works will be received by the municipal board of Manila until January, 1905. The plans may be sera et tbe war department San Francisco, Cal 8ept. 33. The United States transport Sheridan arrived from tbe Philippines today at the transport dock, sfter hsvlng first discharged several troop of cavalry' at the PrssldlOL There were about forty-fivsick on board who were taken to the general hospital. The ravalrvmen win be quartered at the cantonment until transportation facilities can be arranged to taks them to the permanent quarters at Fort Oglthmpe, e Ga. was sialed by Pmddent Charles comIndulged exclusively Paris, Sept. 13. Etienne Gobelet, in E. Knox of the Monlana-Tonopa- h 1 on former president of the council of min-rhas pany yesterday that the committee past bah.iiiallr addicted to the until isters, died today of sent asthma. , nag credentials had not reported up 'It s . TFirrDAY - baseball We have placed on special sale one of the largest and finest collection of elegant waistings for fall wear that we have ever shown. 1 hey comprise all the new shades and latest designs. Each and every cce is positively fast color and will stand the wash even in the F Boston vs. PM.idsiphia. Boston, Mass, .vp: ;;;. Uo,-.ode foaled Phlladelpti. exira innn,v. ing gams tod.w timing run. prn.,-jvburg, two wild throw to j.iui napping. An error by Wo t, "on tusinlv reth. ...c f tbe visit sponsible for 30c Attendance Nswt Madame Wooley, who has charge of our Dressmaking Department is now visiting the eastern centers of fashion, and on her return will bring many new styles for the department. R. H. E. a 1 g 3 Young and N' lUtriiu Doora. Umpire. 11 . gh colorings. They come in fine English wools and heavy high art cottons. Not a piece in the lot that sells for less than 75c and most of them $1.00 and $1 J5. Yours while they last at the yard. - Philadelphia dainty h - Boston U, 190 5. A Splendid Opportunity . . . national league. or. SEPTEMBER MORNING, SPORTING Of THE fb-L-- CZ rTAT7- OGDEN, 1ii linger and Yr vs Brooklyn. A tr u.-l- !p to the ninth Inning of todi... game against New ork, Eason ft.r r.;vklyn pitched Brooklyn, N. 1 . , well, but went t, piera at the finish, giving thro bara m balls and hitting a batsman. His i.dnes. coupled with Bresnahan nui,. hit, won ihe 3 uw). game for New Tok Soure: R. H. E. Now York 4 2 who a iv entrusted with the handling 4 0 4 of ita cars. nd lias given out as well Brooklyn Butteries: Ante. Mrdinnily and to its etiKiomri the following coda of Bresnahan; Eason in 1 Bergen. Um- road rules, the enforced oliucri auc of which lu the one case and uaiurat repire, O'Day. sult in the other, front havlug attenAMERICAN LEAGUE. tion railed to the metier cunuot but act ticially to the world of motorists. aud also to the rumpany Itself. Chicago vt. St. Louis. "The following inalruciioua must bo Chicago, Sep1, 13. Chicago by opportune won lodat s game from Si. rigidly adhered to by all drivers in our riuiiloy, aud exeij accident, of whatevLouis. Attendat.ee 3'ini. Score: R. H. E. er nature uipt however trivial, must be at once. 12 2 report Chicago "First - No corner must be rounded SL Louis 2 9 4 Owen and Sullivan; Abels, Budboff at a fast pace under any circumstances Unite irrespective of th legal limit and Bugdrn. comera should be taken nt not more than ala or eight utiles per hour at the Detroit vs. Clsvsland. outside. Hut iu narrow street or Detroit, Mich., Sept. 13. Kit sou was roads or where there la much traffic, Innout of the in game the third put th speed should lie reduced to practicing for disputing a dtHwion and walking pace, la all cases the who succeeded him was halted ally csr should be kept well in hand when hard. Attendance 1.6M). Brore: a corner. R.H.E. turning Second All crossings should b 2 I I Detroit a at a steady pare, with th car 9 17 U passed Cleveland well In hand. Kitson, CicoHf and Drill; Rhode "Third The horn should be Boundand Bitelow. ed w heuevrr approaching crossroads. Fourth If pedestrians, in crossing Nsw York v. Washington. the road or otherwise, show signs of New York, Sept. 13. The local Am- undue fear and panic, pull up at oure erican returned from their western tad impress 'them with the fart that lour today and scored a victory over your car is under control, thus proving the Washington team. linw little cause them la for panic. Attendance 2,000. Score: Most accidents are caused by other R.H.E. users of tha road losing their beads, 6 12 1 and it's advisable to reduce the tendNew York 1 C 2 much ns possible. Washington ency to do this Orth and Kloinow; Townsend and Fifth -- Though drivers of horses Heydon. may be iu the wrong, pull np and show them every consideration even to Boston vs. Philadelphia. leading the hors past the car. if necesPhiladelphia. Sept. 13. With two out sary. In the present state of popular In the seventh tuning Murphy made a prejudice, accident are to be avoided horns run and scored the only run of at all rout; and however unjual It may the game. Plank gave Boston only be to the motorist. It la useless at prestwo hits. Attendance 7,000. Score : ent to insist on dua and proper right. K. II. E. Endeavor always to protect the fool6 2 0 ish and Incompetent from themselves; .4 Bos ion .. 1 7 0 It will pay in tha long run. Philadelphia In Judging pace, remember Sixth Tsnnehill and Crlger;- - Plank and la a fast and smooth run Powers. lhat the ning car and that you may be travelPACIFIC. LEAGUE. ing faster than It feels. Compare your with horse drawn pace, therefore Los Angslss vs. Portland. vehicle traveling In the name direcLos Angeles, Sept. 13. Los Angeles tion. Seventh Always allow for drivers evened the home series with Portland and pedestrians doing ths today and lost by the score of 7 to 4. of horses rarely disCates waa in the box for the visitor wrong thing. They will be preand Hall pitched for the lurala until appoint you and you will then tbe fifth Inning, when he was replaced pared. --Give cyclists as much room by Goodwin. Portland won by hard a Eighth Though you are sure of possible. men Branhear bases. with on hitting remember that the waa put out of the game In the first your own stoering. close proximity of a large car may Umn decision by Inning for protesting make tbe cyclists nervous." pire Davis on strikes and was replaced at short by Toman. MINE GUARDS RELIEVED. R- H. E. Brore: 4 10 Los Angeles ... Ills. Bept. . 13. Joseph Dupuoin, 7 10 Portland the from Batteries: Hall, Goodwin and Spies; Lriter today ofrelieved at th dulymines. guards entire force Cates and McLean, Umpire, Dim is. The properly Is now without an arnteJ time since the exguard for the first followed San Francisco vs. Oakland. th mines which days Ran Francisco, Rept. 13. Today's citing a ago. about year Inaugurated strike, game had a highly sensational finish. At the opening of the ninth Inning the CHURCH AND STATE. score stood 3 to 4 in favor of Oakland. The locals had been able to secure Oaservalow be Rome, Sept. only one hit. against Rcbmldl. In the Romano, Ih Vallcan organ, printed an Ihi-hit Schmidt all over official note elating that the Vatican Inst period tbe lot and scored four runs and four authorities have not yet reached a hits. It looked like San Francisco and decision regarding their future action Whalen took the slab to replace Hitt regarding thu question of church and Oakland, however, rallied nicely and slat in France. halted Wbakn freely, scoring two runs. RAILROADS ARE CROWDED. H- - H. E. Score: 4 r San Francisco Pittsburg. Brpi. 13. Manufacturing 5 12 3 Oakland companies In the Pltlsbnrg district sra, Wil Whalen and Batteries: Hilt, s usual at Ibis time of the year, exson; Rcbmldl and Hackett. Umpire, periencing considerable Inconvenient Pcrrine. ss a result of a shoriago of freight The railroads are forced to send car vo. Seattle. Tacoma all of I belli spar equipment Into tlu Tacoma, Wash., Sept. 13. One run grain country. settled today's (oatesl in favor of Rest, EMBEZZLER CAUGHT. tie, Walters scoring on hit h himself and Blankenship and lu nch's error. Hall and Keefe both pltchi-- splendid Duluth, Minn., BepL 13. Charles ball, and there was some fast fielding. Winter has be.ni arrested for rmbes-sllnH- H- Score: from u Portland (Ore.) brewing 4 a 3 company, by which he was employed. Tacoma ., . ..1 C 0 3' he Portland police wired his descripBeattie Batteries: Keefe, Hogan and Fra- - tion. On bis person was found a belt Urn" In which was sewed 1374 In gold. bam; C. Hall and Blankenship. pi re, McDonald. THREE PAPERS SUSPENDED. 2429. 2431. 2433 WASHINGTON AVE. Iw-- ,, a .... a two soldiers were wounded. Among ahead with construction work befor the mob and bysianders nine were kill- sanitary aud other conditions wer ed aud 337 wounded. suitable for 11, and then having to stop It altogether for a time, should serve New Port, R. I., 8pL 13j The sloop aa an impressive warning against reYankee owned by J. Maxwell of New pealing th m)i,lake of supposing that York snd the schooner Elmira II. own- hast ia tli prim consideration. It Is ed by F. F. Brewster of New Haven, not the quickest canal or tb ckeapert won the Aatri cup la the postponed canal In first cost that thla nation New York Yacht club nice today off wants, but the best catuL W are told that a lock canal this pon. would be isimcieiit foy nil commercial purpose!. Remember Sues. CommerMadrid, Sept. IS. A decree was cial experts of th foremost commerImpromulgated today renewing tb cial countries, were cocksure it would on wheat and flour. never pay portation charge operating expenses, aud In 1870, It passed nearly 450,884 ' St. Petersburg, Sept. 13. It la re- when; tons, they sold: Well, that la the ported from Kursk tonight that gang limM- - Now it passes more than of roughs are attacking th Jew a. unis a year, and the director have aluiosL to sit np o' nigh tx rrduidng PLANNING THE CANAL. lolls and devising other wajs and means for keeping the yearly profits The meeting of th International within tha 36 per cent, limit proscribed hoard of consulting engineers on the by th charter. The man who tries to Panama Canal, la a reminder that Ih reckon what will lie sufficient fur complan of that colossal work has not yet mercial purposes at Panama would betbees determined. Proposals are plenty ter reckon with p rally Tilg figures, and as blackberries, for high level, low alt for (he most commodious canal level, tide level, and what noL Our that can be made. New York experience of the Inst year In rushing W. Doctor Norris 25 Yeara. SPECIALIST 29 Yeara To th study and treat men t of Chronic diseases of men, women and children, I have devoted spatial effort during my eutir profemkmml life, and bav been rewarded by tha discovery of methods that give complete mastery of Nervous and Blood Diseases. Catarrh, Deafness, Rheumatism, Hlomach, Kidney and Uver troubles. MENS DISEASES Blood Poison, Piles, Rupture, Varicocele, Nerve Debility, Drug Habits Taken on a positive guarantee to cure Consultation free, personally or by letter. Office 2361 Washington Ave. Open Day ind Evening When Writing; Address Dr. U. H. Norris, Ogden, Utah wwjae - 13.-T- g d - RACES - At Gravesend. New York, 8pt. 13. Gravesend sults: First race re- About six furlongs, Ced Tokio, BepL 13 (Noon). Th gov- ernment yesterday ordered the suspension of three newspapers published respectively at Kofu, Mijgata and Otaru, for criticising the peace treaty. erstorm, won: Ancestor, second; Burl San Francisco. Sept. 13. Fears for elgfc, third. Time, 1:11 Ihe safety of the British ship Cleo-mrtwo shout Second Steeplechase, are relieved by the arrival here Scottish ihlles. BsImc. won: Bonfire, second; todsv or the Brltieh ship Calooraha. third. Time, 3:5R Moor, which spoke the Cleomrae near The Clrovone Third Five half furlongs, Cape Horn July 12. won: Sir Cnruiher. seesnd; had been delayed by bad weather and 1 Odd Ella, third. Time, was short of provisions. She was supFourth Mile and sixteenth, Alwin. plied by the Scottish Moor and is exOxford, pected to reach port In safety. second; won; Merry third. Time. J:4K. - Fifth Five furlongs. Tools Mook. Toronto. Can.. Sept. 13. The Interwon; Kilksrr, second; Early snd Often national Steam Engineers union in an1:02. third. Time. nual convention today passed a resoSixth Mile and sixteenth, lork-hir- lution urging the exclusion of Chinese, Lad, won; Lord Budge, second; Jspaness and Koreans from the United Rais, third. Time, 1:50. States and Canada. It was also resolv-ed that nndeairable emigrants from; A WORD TO AUTO DRIVERS. Europe should be excluded. 4 Camden. N. J Bept. 13. Wm. K Sensible Rules for Control and PreStates minister at vention ef Accidents. Powell, United Hayti. who is on n leave of absence In-st Misslonery work as applied to trade his home here, today announced his propagation i of various sorts, and tention of tendering his resignation to He often, though directly beneficial to the President Roosevelt at once. the industry skhtW. reflects with credit gives as his reason for resigning riots and on the originator and thus rewards prevalence of revolutions, j him In n cumulative manner whleh In fewer in Haystl. th end brings a return in dollars and cents, says The Motor World. Illus- .Tokio. Rept. 13. 6 p. m. According; trative of the principle la the rase of lo the Metropolitan police enLintate of' rlotins.l a foreign firm of makers, which has casualties during the recent men vs cnnstaniilw, six'ten fire into the hsrfd of .n it Sufll-cltnf- When You Advertise 00 R 1 With the Papers That Have the Subscribers THE WORLDS FAIR CONTEST HAB INCREASED STANDARD SUBSCRIPTION LIST THE But the Big Gains Were For the Examiner Dont Throw Your Money Away BUT GET RESULTS From Advertising in the Examiner or Standard The Examiner Is crowding th Standard hard for flrat plao. Thar la only dlfftronc ef 700 aubacribaro batwean th paper. Th Standard printed, July 24, 1905. 4,286 papers and th Examiner printed 3,559 on th urn day and every paper thus printed, excepting 200 ef each for office uae and waa alther cold by the nawa boe or sent to actual paying aubacrlbara. o 1 . put an.lj If You Want Results! ADVERTISE IN THE STANDARD OR EXAMINER I |
