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Show THE JfOESTffO EXMTIXEfft DCPET. UTAH, - FRIDAY MOmflSg. u Down Barricades and Houses That Shelter the Revolutionary Bands-Mar- tial Law. in Odessa. Artillery Is Sweeping Did you know that Santa Hr-- s has arrived at the Goodale Grocery Co. with his large trunks full of Fancy Crackers, Candy, Nuts, Dales, Figs, Oranges, Bananas, etc.? : t'.na:r " T ' lvc. 28.--T- Txr And Just to Keep Peace in the Family Santa Claus told Mr, Good-al-e to sell Papa some Fancy Canned Goods, Dried Fruit, Tea and Coffees. Cranber-berrie- s and another hundred housand articles. tst Went Down With The Ship. gulch-noUu- a Allen 1 ransfer Co. enti-forelg- d SPECIALIST SB Years MENS DISEASES Blood Poison, Piles, Rupture,Yaricocele, Nerve Debility, .Drug Habits TaKen on a positive guarantee to cure Consultation free, personally or by letter. Office 2361 Washington Ave. Open Day and Evening When Writing, Address Dr. U. H. Norris, Ogden; Utah 0 DEWEY Their Boycott All the Seamen 'American. ELER wants to waste no time In making his wain." Let ua know M far ahead aa may be what train you want to catch and wa'U land you, Mr. Salesman, with your trunks, sample cases, etc, at tne station, loag bolero the whistle blows. Won't tax you too much, either. We do a general tracking and carting business besides, and have a fihene. Years. To the study and treatment off Chronic diseases ef children, I have devoted special effort during my so tiro prat life, and have been rewarded by the discovery of methods that give complete 'mastery ef Norvoai aid Blood Diseases, CaUrrL, Deaf. Rheumatism, Stomach, Kids and Liver troubles. 0 IN HEAVY Of Everything COMMERCIAL TRAV- Doctor Norris Departs (or the Philippines. The stores weie reopened sad the inhabitants who had been cooped up for fir. days were venturing out for a breath of freak air. 'the troops begun operations ibis morning at the Triumphal arch, bom bardlng and demolishing aa Immense barricade pear the car stable of the been Belgian company which had built behind overturned tram rant. Thence slowly pivoting from the arch, the columns swept eastward, clearing all the streets off Tvwrakia and north o( the boulevsr I which sops rated the battle ground from the center of the city. Berrioade were nut ao numerous la this region aa was the case during yesterday's fighting and the troops encountered leae opposition. A correspondent of Ute Associated Press accompanied one of the columns for an hour, during which time the soldiers Han Francisco, Dec. 28. According Victoria. B. U., Dec. 27. The Britof the Drujlma'' attempted to hold the barricades. After firing a few to latest reports received here from ish bark Pass of Melfort, Captain from Ancon tor Puget Bound, shots, they Invariably scampered off. the Orient, the boy cult in Chine has Congal, Boms times the artillery fired at a become ao serious thu a number of drove ashore on th rocks of Vancou ver Island, a quarter of mile east barricade, but usually the defenses have closed their of Ampltrlte Point, last night, and all were taken without firing a shot. The American houses conditions change. on board were lost. The vessel waa work of destroying the entanglements doors until the mid burning the material from which There arrived here yesterday from the making for the entrance to th straits on the strainer Coptic. R. Van when the terrific southwest gale drove they were oonatructad was alow. Occa- Orient, Bank who represented a local firm at her to a Ice shore on Vancouver issionally, when the troops were fired Shanghai. Mr. Van Rani, in speaking land and the doomed ship drove with up from roofs, the houses were bom- of the boycott, said: terrific force on to the rocks, breaking barded hut the occupants had ample "Tbe situation In China is very ser- up soon afterward. Bodies of the lost time to escape. and there is absolutely nothing teamen are now coming ashore. The operation of the troops In Ike ious In the stories that the feeling ngalnet The first body recovered was that inBrunnau diafrlet disclosed many American gonda haa lessened. It baa of a seaman ditnewd In oil sltlni and teresting traces of yesterday! fight- now eatemled to seventeen overalls. Two more were noon attar-war- d ing which brought the walla of a and in Canton and Hankow provinces, situathe seen rolling In the heavy surf hundred houiwe tumbling about the tion la Just as bad as ia Shanghai. but could not be recovered. A number cam of their defenders. The Prok-horf- f The Americana are not doing 20 piw of the ships burkets, all marked cotton mill, the headquarters of ceut of the bueluiwa they formerly did. "Pass of Melfort.'' were found on the the "Drujlna," and many other and at Hong Kong the Chinese were beach and not far away, in a small bay houaes tor a dfsUaco of a mile beAustralian flour at a much at the extreme of Ampltrlte Point, tween (he boulevard and the Tri- purchasing th which marks the westerly entrance to that than by higher price quoted were la ruiue. Bvery Americans. umphal arch, Bareley sound, thr ship's barometer, street tribntary of the Tverskla bouleThe Chlueee oiats that they will broken boats, oar and the figurehead waa vard etoiilty barricaded, as many not trade with th Americana until of the wrecked bark cam ashore, toaa erveu being counted wltbin two there In a modification of exclus- gether with other wreckage. Two hundred yards of a single street. ion laws, but this. I told (be them, was spars were visible to watchers from These evldontly formed the first line probable. In the event of the shore washing about aa though held of defense and the net work of streets hardly Vnlted States failing to pass a law by oihtr submerged wreckages. behind were barricaded at interval. A torn piece of paper, which seems lea stringent than the present one, These barricades were left standing, the Chinernwill adopt more drastic like part of the log book of Captain the troops having sualegleally made measure. The boycott has developed Cougall, was found on the beach with a circuit to au cpra plain northwest into an feeling, and the the same "John Houston,'' on It. and of the city which enabled them to take British and OeniHiu business concern a water-soakephotothr revolutionists in tho mar, compell- lu the Orient are suffering the kins of not farof sway fifteen seamen and apprengraph ing the evacuation of the position rousidr cable trade." tices of the Pass uf Melfort, taken at practically w.thout Vise, as the revothe break of thr bark's poop, was lutionists were unable to fight the arfound on tbe beach. YCR1CE8 INTERESTS. tillery with nmffrers and they posTonight at midnight Captain Jsnta-sessed few rifles. Houw after house Gaudi-n- . of marine and fisheries, Not Ynrk, lire. 28. Charles T. received agent I hoard yawning chasms produced by a dlspatrh that eiarythlng shells. The spirit ithnps and cheap Yrrkwu. the capitalist, 1 showing possible was being don to recover lodging luMisen occupied by the stu- great vitality iu hi fight again4 death mure bodies and t identify. If possible, dent revolutionists wens the principal ai tho Waldorf-Amor- t and rallied the bodies that had enms ashore. when It sufferiTs. The barricades, though during lent night There was a whistling buoy rect albey could not he defended mkMiiki swniol abut the end waa near. placed oft Ampltrlte Point, but it ly dnl-iuThe iwriori at unconsciousness, of avtlPoiy, sere well constructed in a gale two week ago disappeared confrom Tucsduv night, however, telrg'apti poles, fauces, heavy doors, Christmas the two aud day Iron courtyas d gain and signs, all in- tinued early today, and Dr. .1 410 nils was ent steamer Quadra government terlaced with wire. A lumber yard in Hnil othnr in attendance held out lit to look fur th missing buoy to rr-- i trie virinjt.y furnished material for il hope or other than u fatal terminapirn's it, but tlx government steamer Red flag wore tion of the illne. ibiily hsmradeti. railed to find the ioy. and returned to .Mr. Ycrki's buamens affaira iu Ixm-flostill defiantly fruiting ever some of for Chrlulnw-- . arc said To have bum recently so port bin licrs. hut Ihronghnut the 'i The Paa of Mcltorf. 1 a British the eoiTi'Simndoii! paw nttlir arranged that They will not lie jeopardsteel bark of I.34U tons, built these in IfiMCiiMing A, it was like ized by hln illm-M- . "Dr.ijirlxrv mufor Gibson & at Glm-Ko11 .1 times Speyer, of ft a ileserlnd field o'er wl:cli the tide of ! Speyer Clark. She was l ist seen by the Brtt-ii had lia'.lle ' swept. ship Brodick Castle which was Ve knew When Mr Yerke cme, During the 11111111111; the icvolnUou-iv'- t j h rial(,d bark and Cap- 1. scleral time h; tempted to inter back to this country he was h ven of th.- Brodick Castle, who 0I,.Mn h uw nl probablj would had a narrow vicspr when repi convoy of annnunition sent from the to the troop., whose supply able to devote more lime to the com- - (.oini the 'rail, had expected ,nU) were of lion m port befnnloH per man was running panys affairs. Arrangement nnd ,bo low in mm rase they almost wir- madc at onre. therefore, to fill his blm ed deil, alter which the escorts of place, aud the company's have gone ahead and will cotiliniip to 'he controls wars doubled. Tlv boldest, exploit to the 'credit of advance along tha exact program orlg-- A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES. ihr mole'lonlsls was au attark on , inally determined upon. Itching. Blind. Bleeding. Protruding "Mr. Yerkea ha large iinanciHl in- - Piles. Druggists :,ro authorised t0 tbe dinner uf the Fourth Orenadier iu the Indergnwnd Blectrie fund mousy if P.VX) OINTMENT falls which was being trundled out In thv company and i chairman of ' to cure In C to day. .",0r. euinp kitchen used in ihr Hallways HI interests were never A detachment uf the the board. army. ' in ' large enough to nuke him what mighl Dru.ilnj.'' aided by sympathiser i i neighborhood, swooped down on be railed dominant, and others interested iirr prepared al any time to take ,!i' corporal's guard forming the The dri at of the wheeled kitch- over hi ho'diaei. His position In the en'- and the escort made a valiant company i not such as would leave as bullets rattled on (he boll-1- 1 the company embarrassed in any way i and cauldrons, punriuiiug a big hy his death. taitm.-i:that rollcee aril- A cable deenaicH from U.iidon mad Mup pot. At that Jonctnee a squadron rtorl lhl,r liv,.s ,jy rxrc-lv- r off and drove today public of dragoon galloped up WJ ai -- rk.d yc!eidv by wa ec..- 'wciw When I niflf T. Y u,L (he assailants and the camp kitchens Dr. W G. Andcr-iof Yale. While ad prrrau-tiouiwere rescued, but the grenadier lost oiislv ill last unnner iiT-niTVMlng the meinhcro of (h.- rollt-gempli-yri- l her.were 10 pivvt-their dinner. dlrvirir h the Sw Toil. of cb4ii loll lnlcoi)'.iiig xytnuaaiuni uight a coiup.iuv uf Tlnijiiis" th- new iIi1hi1c club, h" 1. frl thui purlin-pa- : hit known. wax The be mldieiw. who are raid :o explamiiinn paid ion in xporis in almo.t hciiefirial Mr. Yerke.' ie. weie twenty rente per day, made a daring rare. To iinphnxl liir argu!ut every incursion into the heart of the city peudent upon hi h prrn ment i.:xritir rovrr-Inthe nni.i occupying Okbotasgp Riadu I Hunter's hi death would He aian-many yvr that Row', under the walla of the Krem- oonfuelon in hi propertlea. otatisiic proie conrlurively that Similar rumor at agair. .no n the lin. and ewddeniy npeamg firw on the I nor injured and that 'h heart than larger perrantigc of athlete fhoe who lead 'deniary life do nof di of lung trouble ya Km In dianiaing. The relation of rr-lnt- i axatiye condition of the heart to mnarti-l- r teeseCBM exerciser.' Dr. Mw'.n of Colntn- - In HAS Mammoth Dry Dock BITTER 137-- Y At tha WsrMa Pair at Portland. It la aalf rising and already prenwrad for GRIDDLE CAKES, MUFFINS,. FRUIT PUDDINGS and the Famotw BOSTON BROWN BREAD. There la ECONOMY, and ASSURANCE in wing this famous Hour. Be aura and put It on your short list for tho next order. ALLEN'S B. B. B. FLOUR CO, BAN JOSE, CAL . VOYAGE man. NOT LESS fell Phone 137 . . FLOUR . . i SS Cossacks. 2344 Wash. Ave. ALLENS B. B. B. 1 ARE VESSEL LOST Co. tut CLEVER DEWEY nt Goodale Grocery AWARDED cuu-rprlses- ovei-turn- Dont forget the right place, Ind. Phone vlaas(k.y, he p ui.. via Ht. Petersburg. Dec. backbone f the insurrection i broken aud the uprising here is rapidly going to pieurs, bal the taae with mull detachwhich they ran move ments from place to place renders the isia (if Mijipruaajug them wow aud tedious. Tdo liruannaya quarter ha been cleared m 'be uiemln'ts of the 2 Medals Colds Cause Sore Throat Laxative Bronio Quinine, the world wide Cold and Grip remedy, removes the cause. Call for the full name sad look for signature of E. Y. Grove. 25c. erkes' present consequence vf Mr. critical coudttiou, but the directors iff hi various undertaking emphatically deny That there is any confueiou and there seems to be little doubt that since summer fsireuuou efforts hare lea made to guard against contingencies arising from hie demise. Mr. Perks, acting chainuau of the next, to Mr. District Hallway, who , said Yerkea iu the latter's- last night: The iwcessnry arrangements have been made for overt possible contingency arming front Mr. Yerkea A to ihe policy of the undertakings on behalf uf myaelf and I wish emphatically my to deny that there Is the slightest confusion." Walter Abbot I, director of the Underground Electric Railways, which ia the constructing company of all Mr. Yerkea tube schemes, and who represent the Old Colony Trust company of Boston, said: "Everything ia iu perfect working order. The organisation is so good that Mr. Yerkea really made no difference. Mr. Y erkes is altogether too clever a man to organise a business which depended absolutely upon one infsutry and artilleiy camping in The-- 1 atcr square. The guard stationed at the Hotel Meiropole where Governor reGeneral Uoubaehuff is quartered, plied and volley after volley was exchanged across the squars. Tha regular troop, in the absence of their thrown into confusion officers, by the surprise stuck and fired widr-l- y until tbe officers rush ad out of tbe hotel and 11 n charge across the square, whereupon the Drujlna solDiujiua. as the fighting organisation diers hastily decamped. of tha revoIntiuniMs la called. They have tianefcrrad their operations to STRIKE LEADERS ARRESTED. East Trorakla, eonslwlng principally of of sniping from the roots houses, Bt. Petersburg, Dec. 88, 5:20 p. ui occasionally throwlug a bomb on ad- The energetic measures taken by the vancing pat nils and making off on the government have completely the plans of the revolutionist appearance at artillery. All the troops of the Moscow garrison. Including the in Ht. Petersburg. Practically all iho former disaffected Ruetoff grenadiers leaders have been arrested. The few and the' reinforcements which are em- who ars al liberty ere in hiding. Tha ployed In crushing thy revolaitoniata police believe they, have raptured are still iiibufflrlnnt to thoroughly' oc- moat of the store of rides and r evolcupy the territory won, thus enabling vent and Hume in actual possession of the revolutionists to slip Into vacated strikers and revolulioouts whose lodgterritory, ao noon as the troops move ings were searched lul night. Wheron. Many of the attarks on patrol ever arms were found the owners were leaders are seemingly made ont of a pure arrested. Nevertheless tbe spirit of bravado, since they are com from their hiding place still continue pietely futile from a strategic stand- to assure their followers that all goeu point. Tbs remnants of '.he Insurrec- well. tion now lack cohesion or a hued. city of Moscow beara the picturesque appearance of a battlefield. Of' fioriu are every where 'sera galloping through the sueeta or being driven about in rapidly-movinsleighs, by eeoorts of dragoons or Mom.(,w, 180& a hia nnlveruiir Mid that Ukere decidedly higher rat of cardiac pulsations in apeed test then in Mrnngth inti and as e result th. form nr, If not conducted by an ebl, cartful supervisor are apt to be harmful. Or. Phillips of Amherst collage. admitted that the athlete. aa a rule, rank loner a. a scholar thaa the maa who 6om not train. He alau called attention to the fact hat ao much atienrluu la giv to tha athlete who fall. below tha required percentage, where comparatively little time ia ivm to pulling np mill higher the honor man. la. Young of Cornell, while speaking of Physical training for the atudent body. said that of the 2,500 students at Ithaca, I.60O take part in some sport. MOSCOW STREETS LIKE A BATTLEFIELD Papa and Mama nTmtlO y UNDER WAY A un polls, Md.. Dec. 28. The mammoth steel floating dry dock Dewey, built by the Maryland Btrel company for the govern- ment, got under way today from the river for lta long ocean voy- age to the Philippine Islands, where she Is to be used at the naval station st Olongapo Washington, Dec. 28. When the big floating drydock Dewey today flahsa up the last one of her sight 10,000-poun-d mushroom anchor and starla off down Chesapeake from Solomon's Iscruise to land, bound on a 14,0u0-nl- s the Philippines, she will be th subject of the deepest concern to the navy department and to every American aallor until she safely drops those anchors in the quiet water of Bublg Bay, for many naval officers say they are really very doubtful whether roe trip can be made In safety. The Havana flouting dock wka towed down to the port from Scotland, but that voyage waa short fa comparison with that lying before the Dewey and the perils of the wuy were much fewer, with many more chances to make safe harbors In case of bad weather t and to enable the to take on coal. The tow that moat nearly approximated the Dewey la American history was that of the big doubfotnrret-e- d monitor Miantonomah' in 1887. She waa then th very latest type of naval architecture and was sent across the Atlantic and Into tha Mediterranean as a "show ship to give the Buro-poun-a an Idea of how for ahead of thorn tho Americana had got aa a result of sea fighting in the Civil war. One of the officer now a rear admiral, who helped get tbe monitor back to this side of the world, tells an interesting story of the difficulties of that trip. The monitor could not carry enough coal to cross at full peed under her own steam, ao aha was loaded with coal boxes on the decks until the ship was almost awash and started at a four-kno- t speed scrota the Atlantic. It happens that between four and five knots ia the calculated speed at the Dewey. The navy owned at that time a big the Atlanta, and this ship towed and steered tha Minatonomah clear acroes the Atlantic. She took the course that will be followed by the Dewey in the ravened direction, going from Gibraltar to Cap Verde Inlands; acrosa to the Went India Islands up In the Bahamas and ao on to Delaware hay. At Cape Verde the tow waa met hr a schooner sent out from this aide laden with coal and with this fresh supply tbe monitor wa gotten acrosa. general times the OGDEN LIVERY; --AND- BOARDING STABLES finest Turnouts in the Gty BOARDING OF DORSES A SPECIALTY Telephenee- - 1H II C lii 711, Blackham & Ernst, Props. and First Claaa Livery lervlce at RenewaMg Prompt , . Twenty-Fift239 JUIT ONE AND St H ONE-MAL- F Ogden Utah BLOCKS FROM UNION DEPOT. low-boa- aide-wheele-r, towing lines broke, but there were no aertoue vicissitudes and naval officers here are hoping that the Dewey with her four tow boats will do aa welL Estimate vary considerably aa to the length of the cruise, but few place the time kt leas than three months. RETURNING FROM THE WAR. New which ha holds, thi baring been secured ia connection with a loan made by Mr. Brady to the Democrat! organ. The plaintiff put Mr. Brad) on the stand first. Ha teitified briefly that he had Intended to aid the paper, not to injure Mr. Sharidan, who iu now in sole control of the paper, then took the. stand and was on the ital- - it Hand all day withont completing ' hi Captain Overpensky ia on His Way to testimony. Ha gave his aid of In detail and was then paraed Petersburg- over to the Brady attorney, who went Sen Fra net aco, Dec. 28. Captain Into all the details of the history of the John Overpenuky, who was In com- paper on croasvxamination. mand of the Russian battleship Polstory was to the effect that hi tava la Port Arthur, during the recent stock had been secured by misreprwar with Japan, arrived here yesterday esentation by hia associate!, that they on tlie liner Coptic. When the Poltava did not tell him who had IL and tha: waa finally sunk, on November 22nd, ho did not learn. Mr. Brady had It unof fast year, by Japanee ibella. Cap- til he Insisted that It be returned a tain Overpensky waa taken prisoner agreed. He waa then told by Mr. and for many months was held in Ja- FUber, one of hia associates, that Mr pan. He raid ymterday that hia en- Brady had it and that it would not be forced stay in Japan was made pleaa-an- t returned. In every way by the Japanese. He 1 now on hia way to fit. Petersburg. EXCURSION TO BALT LAKE. It Ehcrl-den'- CAPITAL NEWS SUIT. Oregon Short Line. Boise, Ida., Dec. 27. The famous Ynlt of R. S. Sheridan against J. H. For the Ben Hur Performance, at lirady. chairman of the Republican tho Belt Labe Theatre. Round trip on Hate committee, came on for trial to- tickets, Ogden to Belt Lake sale Dec. 27th, good to return Dae. nto day. Sheridan seek to have Brady re- end on Saturday, Dee. 19th, good ic strained from voting the stock of Cap return Dee. 30th. 11-5- g HORSE CIOTHING ciw; ti . (Tii:).ii will lie fumu Of iiU If ! it-.- c wi:h iuv heuvy tul ; - u dia-trb- EEAUWUI Veil e! ' I .11. (i ON CHRISTMAS '.fd a i Ki'i.ea. Vi'llji:. Sleigh Hirnw- - for Mie tv CHRISTMAS Ou' y.rr islvl isoriiini Vmov. f You ..ill fin i.i ooiii h. n. Wh mi' 'in 'he li'i I. C. 2283 SLEIGH RIDE giuhis i.iiu au'l vi. nerythiiir: nanteti. . h - I at.-ri- -- - r;i- of our Rkil lies far Platl Saddlery Co. Wash. Ave. four-maste- d STS Twenty-thir- d et- - 1 P. ERNSTROM ' I ui r . - - i : . . g We are specially prepared for "Coma hosing mean horse. 41T and aaa how wo do It. 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