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Show w ts V THE MOKSISO EXAMINER: OGDEN, jUVyVWtM -- K 1 Directory of Photographers ' oSd L. WEBER, Photographer. Every variety of photo art work. 439 Wash. are. Both 'phones. 1 . I ch. MITCHELL 18 KODAK FINISHING. GUIDING Engagements made for residence and view votk. 2428 Grant eve., near poeioffice. Bell 'phone 673-Z- . . J. C. GASBERG, Photographer Outdoor rices made promptly, !7G !5th at. Both phones. THE THOMAS STUDIO, The leading photo gallery of the city. 2457 Wash ate. Both phones. SPIRIT t THE f Weekly Examiner i. 5 ? OF ! i ' I SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA t h The Weekly Examiner i Immiij; published temporarily in Lo Auj'elett, Cal., aul is going broad as though then hud twen neither earthquake or fire. - We retiMTtfiiU,y ak each and all of our BubxeriberM to wild us either an old wrapper showing their name and addrexx, or a copy of their receipt, giving the number, date and name of person who signed it. Address. Till WEEKLY EXAMINEE, SOI Mercantile Place, Los Angeles, Cal. - r H Drs. Elliott & Norris ; i Specialists To tho ntndy and treatment of Chronic diseases of men. women and children. La ring devoted apodal effort during ovr entire professional Mi tad am now rewarded by the dlecovsry of methods that fir complete mastery of Nervous and Blood Dlaoaaea, Catarrh, Deafness Rheumatism, Stomach, Kidney and Liver troubles. lead Pelaan, Pllaa, Rupture, Varicecrit, Narva DeblUty, Orug Hablta. Taken on a positive guarantee to cure CONSULTATION OFFiet SMI FREE, PERSONALLY WASH. AVE. OR BY LETTER OPEN PAY AND EVENINGS. When Writing, Address Drs. ELLIOTT & NORRIS, Ogden L V ' Gbe UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY mtab National Scranton. Pa., May 4. The I'uiled Mine Workers convention of delegates from the thrte anthracite districts, which has been in session the past two days considering the refusal of th mine operators to gram the demands of the mine workers, will declare itself finally and definitely tomorrow. That is the only thing that can be-- said with any certainty tonight. The entire situation can be said with any certainty tonight. The entire situation is uuw believed to rest with President iMlch-ell- . Theoretically it Is tn the hands of the general scale committee, but in reality Mr. Mitchell is the guiding spirit of that body. Majority Favora Strika. The crnven'ion at its session this afternoon, was a vary brief one, decided to refer the entire question to the general scale committee of No. 36. with 1 1 instructions report recommendations to the convention tomorrow at 10 o'clock. The reference brought Into the sltuatoln tor the first time since the delegates began to arrive In the city a possible suggestion of peace, though It is generally believed tonight that a majority of the delegate still favor (he declaration of a trike. Seal Committs, In Sesaion. The general scale committee went into session at 3 o'clock this afternoon. Immediately toilowlng the adjournment of the convention. It remained tn sesaion until after S o'clock, when President Mitchell announced that the entire matter line beea referred by the general committee to a and I). W. Wilsoa, of InriiapapolU, who arrived in this city. 1 at members of th in addition to i Mitchell, are District President Nlclu las. Defter and Fahey and District Demsey, Gallagher and Hart-leiTh held an extended session tonight. Bltuminioua Operators will Sign. Mr. Mitchell said that the committee would submit resolutions recommendations to the convent ion tomorrow, but further than this he would say nothing. It Is said that tha purpose of Mr. Wilson's visit to this city is to give the leaders of tne organization some deflai Informatioa concerning tha flnunciil condition at the present time and put them In rinse touch with the tsltaation In the bituminous field, where he has been in charge fot the past few weeks. He made the statement today that tn hta opinion, It a strike of tne artbraclte miners is railed, the majority of the hutumlnoua operator will sign the union's seal at onca. Secreta-y-Treasur- n. UTAH, SATURDAY Estrada Palma 10ft. Debar. Velours luj each, Hyperion II. 13. Kcncheval 108, Brancas 114. Fifth race, setea furlonga Dr. McClure, St. Joe 69 sack Woggle Bug 91. Skyward 92, Mandator 96. Omar Khy-aa98. Adeeao. The laurel 101 each, 1 I. Moore. St. 'Noe! 103 each. Tha Tnfler 104, Jagoithrifi 106. lmerllght. Narau 107 each, Cham hive. Careless in9 each. Sixth race, six furious Lady Charade, Ruainini 88 etch Fcrrottiere. Rustling Bilk. Fisas 8 . Sallie B. B. 91 each, Zlnda. Yosan, Outwal. Josmte, Laura Hunter 197 each. Seventh race, mile and a sixteenth Belle Dodaoi 96, Happy Jack 97. BerPet 102, ate Cramer 99. Bradley' Swiftwing, Fonsoiuea 103 each, Rosa roond loft. Gtlfafa, Reticent 107 each. Llddon. Elliott 108 each. The Englishman lift. MAY 5, Karger. who relieved him, proved a difficult uaa to Lit. Scot R H E 120 220 12 ft Chicago Pittsburg 0ft0 000 0202 Butteries Leifleld, Karger, sad Gibson: tfrrwi and Kllng. 7 2 Peitz WILL FIGHT MAY 25. AH Forfeits Posted for Bsttls. Nalaon-Harrar- a Lo Angeles. May 4. The Pacific Athletic club announces that tha fight, will positively ink place la this city on May 25. Tha men will fight for n $20,000 purse. Ail forefita have been posted. Including $5,000 by the club. DENIES REACTION. State- cm Score Omaha - Lincoln Dodge and gar and Zinrsn, Oftti- - I 0023 Mender; 6 6 0. fNTKREST PAJO ON SAVIN OS AND TIME DEPOSITS It 3C Memphis Results. Memphis, Tenn., May 4. Montgomery park results: First race, half mile Capt. McCormick won, Miss C esarioo second, Tom Gilroy third. Time, :50 Second race, mile and an eighth Lo Angeleno won. Bannock Bella second, Mr. Jack third. Time, 1:68 Third race, four and a half furlong Miss Bt route won, De Oro second, Lady Viniont third. Time, :5S. s Fourth race, seven and half John Stnulski won. Gold Enamel second, Druid third. Time, 1:35 Fifth race, six furlongs Platoon won. La Pucelle second. Cutter third. Time, 1:14 Sixth race, six furlongs Proteus won. Swell Girl aecond, Banpnsa third. Time, 1:15 fur-kmg- 3-- f 3-- Jamaica Results. Jamaica resultsFirst race, six furlongs-Optici- an won. Blttecoat second, Bt. Eatcphe third. Time. 1:14. Second race, five furlong;: Grace George won, Tanagcr aecond. Economy thlrd. Time, 1:01 Third race, mile and a sixteenth Grenade won. Yorkshire I .ad second. Ebony third. Time. 1:47 Fourth race. Newton stake, six furlong Grapple won. Fustian second. Benevolent third. Time. 1:13 Firth race, aix furlongs -- Roh Roy won, Austin Allen second. Ancestor third. Time, 1:13 Sixth race, six furlongs Larabie won. Ocean Spray second. Realm third. Time, 1:14 New York, May 4. - . 3-- 2-- -- Des Moines, 6; Pueblo. 2. Pueblo, May 4. Two; bases, a bit and two errors in the .second inning retied lies Moines three runs. Turbin hit. the TVs Moinn pitchers hard, but failed to bunch hits. Bcorr .. R. II. E. 10 2 ..1)30 020 010- -6 10 2 0n i)01 0102 and Miller and Towne. Mrssltt; was an Impressive sight. It was evident at the outset, the temper of the speeches of the W. STONE, i a JOHN ELLIS, , Contractor and Builder. All kind of mill work. Roar Utah A. Oregon Lumber .Yarda, 24th St avoid an open conflict with the government ns long aa possible. Prince Paul Dolgoroukoff, who la being held in reserve for the position of first liberal premier, Incase of a complete victory of the party, was chosen president amid rousing chrera. In a brief speech the print urged the necessity for net playing politics but for serious work. The fundamental laws for n constitution and the quest loa of "nationalities," autonomy for Poland, the standing of the Jews, must wail until the agrarian problem is nolred. Dr. Thomas Erteetric Oil la the best remedy for that often fatal AMERICAHEACUE e-croup. Has been uaed with success in our family for eight years. Detroit, May 4. Todays game had Mr. L. Whltcacre, Buffalo, N. Y. a thriliiug flnisn, errors bv O'Leary and McIntyre putting O'Brien aud URUGUAY IN GOOD Nile at third and second with one FINANCIAL STANDING run needed to tie In the ninth. Xordyke wss ent in bat and Dons hue Washington, May 4 Pedero Boqnen-n- a struck him out on three pitched balls, Bermudrs, charge d'affaires of the ending the game. republic of Uruguay, In the United Score R.H.E. States, today furnished the following ftOo ftlO Olx Detroit 2 7 2 statement: St. lamia ..(Mtt 000 Om-)0 2 "The late important Alteration in Batteries Donahue and Payne: finance for the conversion of the Jacobson and llitrhic. Iruguyan debts at aix per cent carried through with Parisian and Washington, 4; Beaton, 2. Dutch banking firms and of which Boston, May i. Washington wen tatementn w ra published at the its third straight gsme from Boston, of February last, haa been efby hunching bits st the right time. fected with the most flattering success IBnrrn wan outpitrlird by Hughes. In the Paris market It was covered Bchlafly's hitting was the feature of several times over and the first test the game, he laving secured a ibree-bn- e of the credit 4 Uruguay at that marhit and a home run. ket. which bad been heretofore closed Score R. H. E. to that country could nut be more ftisi H20 ftftl- )- 2 8 1 laudable nor more definitely demonsBoston Washington . . . .Hi. i00 010 4 9 4 trative of the good name it has atBatteries Diueen and Graham; tained in Europe. The fart of the loan having been linghca and Hcdn. subscribed to seventy times over, New York, 6; Philadelphia, 2, reckoning as the sum required at six Imply that there New York. Mav local Ameri- million dollar, would million dollars cana snored another victory over the were offrrrd forty-tw- o of Philadelphia champions today. The to the financial trust worthiness the visitors called in the services of three Uruguay. This fact dearly shows adpitchers and the home team sent Orth reputation abroad by the present ministration, presided ovef by Scnm to relieve Ieroy in the sixth. Score R. h. E. Jose BatteV UdPnsz and how the 010 Q0 ono2 5 1 Philadelphia non 022 20x 6 8 2 New York Batteries Bender. Wadell. Plank and So h reck ; Orth. and Klel-notalesmen of Uruguay, i appreciated by foreign financiers. "During the first half of tbla month HAT10WAL IEACUE there wsa due at Montevideo $2,000,- 4.-- The Ver-tree- PPV 3-- pc The Examiner Has than any con-iderc- Stand' bu-lnc- ss W. O. RIDGES SMITH A BLATTERT. Cornice, Tin Roofing, guttaring and general jobbing.- - 427 Twenty-thir- d Street. a Contractor and Builder. Altwansn Shop Werk. 415a?? Bell Phene 244-GEO. OLMSTEAD Contractor and builder. Office shop at residence, 500 24tn St., . Ogden. Bell phone u 481-x- C. J. HUMPHRIES Builder and Contractor. Shop and Office. 202 21st. Phona 250-Ball. BROWN IRON A BRASS WORKS. Iron fencing, sidewalk doera, balcony, counter railing., etc. 226C Wash Avt. Ball 'Phsnc. JOHN T. NEWTON Contractor and Builder. Office at residence, 889 27th. Phona 175 Ind. Shop rear of Wright A Sons Co. CALVIN STUART. Contractor and builder. Repairs, alterations, shop work, porrh and window Mraenlng. 2120 Royal Ava, Bell phone 373-- - Iron and' Copper Galvanized aswrM. - iu. GILLES. General Contractor and Builder Planing Mill. Office and Mill 22nd and Wash., opposite Tsben RAGVCe CARL SAMUEL80N, General Builder and 537 29th Bt. Ball 'phona ulT PETER UNANDEIL General Contractor and builder 359 9th SL Ball phone 475-- z try to St. Louis, M.ty 4 Precious Stone third. Time, Louis drove 1:08 Harper from !; pitrher's box In the s second Inning ndsy and won the secSecond race, half mile - Billy won, Webber second, Striven t ond game from Cincinnati. 6 to 3. The gsme was delayed owing to rain. third. Time. :5l Scor- eThird race, six furlongs R.H.E. 121 000 20x 6 11 1 initallment of $2,000,000 on April 24. won. Roaeoc second, Gambrlnus third. Bl. lauds mo Cincinnati Time. 1:15 i00 0113 7 4 one more mill! n dollars of debt bonds FIRE INSURANCE CHANGES. cent, of their liabilities in the humed Batteries - Thompson Fourth race, one mile Beacon Light and Raub; will be paid from the six per cent in- district through the anion of the won. Daring second. Banner third. Chech and Srhlel. , Harper. New Torlt, May 4. The .New York earthquake. Other estimates ranged Time. 1:42. from that to 40 per rent. Tribune today nays: Fifth rsce. half mile Margaret MorNew York. 10; Boston. 1. Several representatives of foreign ris won. Princess Marie second. la 8orae tire Insurance men. frightened 6Iav I The local players Boston, are on the steamer Thorpe third. Time. : 49 expected by the losses In San Francisco, started companies made as errors today as New that purpose.'1 won. York did many Sixth race, one mile-Tsran agitation yesterday to make the Baltic today. Nothing definite was deruns and this resulted in on rided the proposition that Goldie second. Mutahtm third. Time. yesterday form of insurance contracts more rigid. Boston's defeat. Howard's single and A president of one of the big com- the companies get together and agree 1:41 Brain's double in the eighth saved a to pay about 60 per rent of the claims shut-ou- t. panies was approached by a man who within rather than have thirty days Entries. Louisville wants the contracts in the future to Iona 8core R. II. E. litigation over them. read that losses caused not only dinon r.r.i) fllO First race, six furlongs Agave. Liz-xl- e Boston I 6 10 are Efforts mane induce being in 68 each, Minnehaha. Tsars. New York .. ..030 013 rectly, hut Indirectly, by earthquakes soma of the big life insursnre com11 0 Mclaa 13010 cannot be recovered. In other word, Yu marl. Sonata, Follow Colonial Batteries Marouey O'Neil: in and to fts.let rethe panies financing no Insnrancn would he paid on a fire the Flag. Sweet Frata. Society. Queen Ames nd Marshall. losa which wsa caused by a Are started building of Ban Francisco. Wiihin ;i Caroline 93 each. France Dillon, Trap-pla- t. few days a leading hnslness man of more hr an earthquake In some other struc- that Limerick Girl, Mary Eleanor 105 Brooklyn, E: Philadelphia, 4. city has been here on that mis- each. Inquisitive Girl I "7. ture. the far so as he but could he learned sion, 4. May Philadelphia. Opportune "I do not believe there Is any Second race, half mile Camp. Helen hitting successful. While the over gave l,rookiyn victory Km-c- t actual 6711. chance of such restrictions being plac- had not been Altuda Maclln. ljouisiannc. paying ed in contracta," said the president. companiea will undoubtedly be willing 94 each. Maralyn, Get a Card 97 each, Philadelphia tonay. Both teams played subscribers of "You might as well except louses in- to loan money on Individual parrels of laircita. Camille, Jack Lee 98 each. a good fielding game. ri which may tie Rim uni 1005 9 2 directly due to tornadoes or blizzards. property paper in WEBER Chocolate Drop Fair Fagot. Warner Brooklyn New York might hsve burned up at good security, it. la not believed that Griswold 101 each. Boxserlan 109. Su- Philadelphia . . . nun u20 0114 8 0 inwould he of them County the willing to go Batteries 8canlon and Bergen; the time of the great blizzard, but it any san R; Wing Ting 113 each. Kane nud Dooin. ard alone excepted would not have been right to hare aurh to any sort of syndicate. short Third race, atpcpb chase. a situation Invalidate the Insurance." course Gaffney, signal Margery JJght BY DESTROYED FIRE. SoTersl Chicago, 7; Pittsburg. 2. 123 each. Tripoli 1U. Wr Chid 133, telegrams were received Whitehall. N. Y.t May I The (iris-wol-d nine Mint, Tort Wardi-- 1:14 each. jesterduy from officials and reprePittsburg. May 4 Pittsburg was sentatives of Insurance mmpanieit who 113. Dr. Nowlin Up. 130. unable to hit Brown and also played building was ilrsimtcd by fire have respited San Francisco. One ex- early today at a los sof ftf.vniM) i() the Chars Ind 151, Russell Sage(build below their standard tn the field, there160. pressed the opinion that th companies F. G. GrlswoM esiHio. owners, slid fore Cbirago wrni wtih Paac. The ChiFourth race, mile and a Mxteenth would not get rid of more than 15 per about $15,000 to Creel 87, Convolo !", Coruscate 95, cago players baited LdfleM hard, hut occupants. 8u-had- CALVERT A LEEK Contractaiw and Suildera. Brick . lead- - ond. sac EWMAN Ru- Ix-ro- Lauiavllla Results, Louisville. Ky May 4. Churchill Downs results: First rare, five and a half furlonga J. Ed Grille won. Garrett Wilson sec W Tin Woru, Galvanised Mn4 v"tllou7T Washington ave. Both phene Contractor and Builder. Office and 424 30th St hop at rssidcnc. Boll 'Phone 582-K- . ViVliVVAVWWj Painter & Paperhangers Directory G. A. MULLER A SON, Dealer in Wall Paper, Paper Hanging, Painting, Tinting and Ganaral Decorating; 38 years experience. 2582 Wash, ava opposite Library. I. SANDER. Painter and paper hangar, mates given free. 2032 Ballantyns avenue. Both phones. it it it mmuLi C. O. ISAK60N, Plain and decorative paintkq and paperhanging. No charge hr estimates. 160 2nd St. Belf phw N. E. OBERG. Contractor, general houaa pel ing and paperhanging. 1004 21d It Ball phana 246-a- . PETER ANDERSON. painter, artistic pages hanging. Estimates on contract work. 452 28th St Ball phona U2--1 House diseas- fflanfe f P. A. I8AKSON Contractor and Builder. 22d at. Bali Phone 298-- 4 t; AlrKay, CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS 1 Siaux CRy. 8; Denver. 2. Denver, May 4. Through Palgnea carelessness, tho visitor scored twice in (he first inning today. Jackson was more rffectlv. Scor- eR. H. E. 000 Ml 010 - 2 6 7 Denver... 200 010 000- -3 Sioux City 7 4 Ratterlsa Patgne. Morgan and Wet-garJackson and Hess. Pueblo Des Mnlnm OF R. H. E. 4si wni 000 ftftl Batteries A DIRECTORY 245-24- Entries. furlongs Raining Leave. Rariana 90 each, Hllona 92. St. Petersburg. May 4. M. Bch mane-bacBonebrake 04. Anadarco. James Warformer minister of agriculture, ren. Owaaca. Mule Red 07 each. Decoration 99, hiring Trapeze 100. Durbar controller of the empire la th new lftl. Lucky Charm 102. Operator 103, cabinet, who i Premier Goremykin's chief lieutenant, went for the AssociatSanetomol04, Baikal 105. Second race, fonr and a half fur- ed Presa correspondent today aad relongs Tree Joli 110. Friction 113, quested, oa behalf of the new premier, Ben that it be announced to the Tailed Earthquake, Judge Burropgh. Strong 113 each.' Hereafter, Sainrada State and to the world generally, in the following botes, that the new min115. Montgomery 118. reaction: istry does not Third race, mile' and a sixteenth "His majesty, the emperor and the Globe Runner 86. Etta M. 91. Profane 68. Tern us 97. Henry O. 103. Docile premier, M. Goremykin, have the full, 105. Hyacinth, Antimony luf eirh, honorable Intention of carrying through Laey Crawford. Carnival 107, Augur the idea of national representation with nil it implies. There la no In110. Fourth rare, one mile. Gayoso Hotel tention of dissolving parliament. stakes Charlatan 117. Klingsor, Char- Naturally unfoiwen conditions may aa 112 in any government which ley each, Nealon, James Reddick arise, 117 each. might force such an uphappy event. But we do not anticipate such a misFifth race, mile and a sixteenth Lena J. On. Scalpioek 9i. Si-- Voyage fortune. ns the majority of the mem101. Nine, Footlights Favorite 105 each. bers of parlianii ut are lovers of their Jungle Imp 109, Mantle Algol 109, country aud we do not believe that Mainspring lift, Paul ill. Aladdin 110, they are desirous of forcing a conThistle Do lift, Our Bister 112. flict. short Sixth race, i The government's purpose will be teep1rchasf. course, about a mile and a quarter to work with parliament." Fra Fliipo 28. John Randolph 134, Fille d Or 147, Dawson. Oliver 51ac, RUSSIANS UNACCUSTOMED Allegiance 149. TO THEIR NEW DUTIES. Seventh race, six furlongs Elfic 8. 97, Lady Henrietta, Canajoharte 99 St. Petersburg. May 4. A spirit of each, Ltirallua, The Borgisn 100 each. enthusiasm aud resolution marked the Pity lftl, Bill Edwards. Black Art 102 each, Rodolfo HU, Angleta, San Prtmo 104 each. Forehand H'5. Elastic 110, Martins 111, Aaron J. 114. ties in parliament. Besides 200 of parliament belonging to WESTERN JLEAGUE the party, there was present aa specOmaha. May 4. The Omaha team tator sixty peasant leaders, mostly won its first game at home, through th? unsteadiness of Rugar, in the Drat inning. race, Butteries--Morrfen- RACE TRACKS MORNING, Minister Sehwanebach Make ment. Memphis aix First Pm-hlrn- MENS DISEASES . Upon the President Depends Question oi a Strike. i HOPSON A CO, Writers, Painter, Paper Sign Hangars; Estimates Given an Ganaral Contracting. 277 24th at. Both phones. FRANK LAUER, Painter and Decorative Hanger. 420 24th street. Paper N. S. WILSON, House painting, natural wood JOSEPH W. LUND. House painter, paperhangar, given on contract Mil 2763 Park Ava. Ind phona MU W. L. BACON. House paintsr, paperhangar, 31 years' experience. Contract weft a specialty. 260 Wash. Ava. fin- ishing. paper hanging and paper cleaning. Shop 421 23rd St. Ball phona 449-k- . Rea. 656 21at SL J. R. DRANE. Painting and paper hanging, Ind. Wash, Bell phona 194-k- ; 24)1 5M. |