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Show 1 1in MOfiXINU EXAMINKK: OGDEN, UTAH, Cjidlt:..: Oresia it dcire u w s'it-- of the pope, BEANEAIERS THTRSDAY MORNING, MAY i ihat DEFEATED FOR THE 13TII Contlnnsd 1m., page Ot.e or i . . HAS CLEARED HIS RECORD. m8v 16. H.i.-to-n. Cleveland Mav I - Muincs Des Moire. May towon the opening gin,c frotu I'm-blby (IomI.v played game iixta Chicago 'lefeated ,enih n iuuinB won a 7 o 6. the thirteenth aud perfect' day by Miper.'ir hitting and taee 16 The by the local.' .at the kal ground this pUjed S"J viai'or and stop by poa-Score the of had everythin j.y.n 110 lot Oux ;,cVr art and Hubgleby. l,liln and Ljjole were bn.luiii feaIei Moines ii lu iic 2 7 2 tures. the Pueblo more olten. kept bU R. H. E. Score Batteries M'Ber and Towce; Minor ' klta H. H.E. and MeSbitt. o6 Odd io- n- 7 7 1 Cleveland Score 6 1" 2 0"1 '"lo 122 Huston lK)0 ooo i i iu u1 0 3 Bat t erica - Rhodes and Cl.nk; WinOiM) WO 0OO 0 Omaha, 11; Sioux City, 3 Omaha. .May HI.- - The home team ter and Graham won today' through luck and The costly leby -- ad Philadelphia, 9; Detroit, 2. errors of the eduux I'iy platers. 16 Philadelphia Naw York, 0. Score R. H. E. I Philadelphia, May Pittaburg. 1H ictor bv 7'mi 7ic mix and Omaha 9 2 obtained its eighth straight V.iy 16. Piitalmr in an eaav fashion. defe.r.ing . . .001 uo2 Ouo flrat lime 3 Soitix the 5 for met lit City todir v York an easy Batteries Bander and Gonding; had th visitors wed in hand, their m. mm and rinsbur atwaswill. seven hits being widely scanned. Cot Baker O'Neil. bill bet. the R. H. E. arinner. hittins Scon- H H E 3 7 2 I'Ol Ot'O uOI etroit 11 2 13 041 0!x 0. Denver, 6; Lincoln ....S10 9 12 2 010 lOx ...502 Philadelphia 3 7 0 Otai W'l vMT Lincoln, May 16. Pitcher Paige puzHaueries Muiliu, Wiggs. Warner and Pelta; Amo. zled the Uuc'dti players today and fciwrkt-WIand Paine; Bender and Schrcck. shut-out- . and Breanahan. a Denver scored Gttu Score R. H. E. -New York, 5; St. Louis, 2. n ; 2 ftnO oott rtihi Lincoln Brooklyn. 3; St Louie, 0. New York. Mav 16. New York beat OOO 202 6 6 3 litl Denver a Louii. Hay 16. Scanlon's St. lamin today by nuprrior bailing bhut-ou- t a Batteries Lahlin and Zinran; registered Paige pitching and fielding '! iie feature was a beauand Weigardt. team today. tiful couch by Dclehan'y. .pin?! the homo R. H. E. Score AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. g,8 000 000 000 .0 t 0 2 6 3 St. Louis 920 000 000 3 b 3 Old 000 200 Bnjohlvn 5 8 1 New York . . . .mil 121 (tOx n Sran-iAt To2. Kansas Kansas and Raub; ior City Barerfe-TayCiiy BatteriCh Hahn Smith and Spencer; 6. ledo and Bergen. and McCTiniic. ' At Milwaukee Milwaukee 3. Columbus 2. Boaton, 6; Cincinnati, 5, Chieagf, S; Washington, 5. At Minneapolis Minneapolis , InCincinnati, May 16. Boston won the 4. May 16. Chicago deWashington. dianapolis rat game from Cincinnati here today, feated 8. At Paul St. St. 6. Paul Washington today, in a loosely IjOuisville waa wild through-bu- t nnier for game. played had excellent cupiiort. R. H.E. Score COLLEGE BASEBALL. 3- H E. Score. Washington ..OO0 010 020 2- 5 2 7 5 031 000 nncinnatl 020 010 (Mill 3 -- 6 9 3 At New Haven Williams 2, Yale 1. Chicago 6 11 1 203 tail 000 BMm and Hatterles Hey don; Hughes At Princeton 3, Prinseton GeorgeBatteries Ewing and Livingston; Smith and Sullivan. m ?. ii lin. - ...-00- Hla w - - Corner Greener other Position. Will Be Given An- euei-on-iv- (i 84 town 2. and Needham. Philadelphia University of Pennsylvania 6, Columbia 4. At Balmont Park Results. New York. May 16. Belmont park COTTON GROWERS IN SESSION. nult: ' Flrat race, five and a half furlongs Aeronaut non. Shotgun second, Subtle third. Time, 1:06. Declare in Favor of the Ship Subsidy Bill. Second rtev. four and a half furlongs Bet Ussterson won, Convllle second, Tanager third. Time, :52 Third race, the Bouquet atakea. live McCarter won. Clare Russell furlunge second. Demand third. Time. 1:00. Fourth race, steeplechase, about two miles Argun won. Ironheart aeoond. Navajo third. Time, 4:20. Copper and U Ferite fell, which latter waa hurt seriously and will be deatrityed. Fifth race, aeven furlongs Comedienne won. New York second, St. third. Time, 1:27 Sixth race, mile and an eighth Pretension won, Clark Griffith second, Oliver Cromwrll third. Time. 1:53. Ea-tep- 8-- Louisville Results. Lwiisvllle. Ky May 16. Results: First rare, one mile Dr. McClure won. Tinker second, Minnehaha third. Asheville. X. C.. May 16. The annual convention of American Cotton Manufacturing association waa called to order today by President H. M. Miller, who, in his annual address, said that the planter baa ever looked with distrust. This upon the spln-ieferllng of antagonism, he said, was not teal, but Imaginary, ths Interest of the planter and npiner being mutual. L H. Bennie, ef Granitevillc. S. C., declared that the whip subsidy bill ought to pass, because the cotton industry of the South demanded more markets. r WILL CONFER WITH HADLEY. Texas Officials Preparing to Oust the Standard Oil Co Time, 1:44 Second race, four and a half furlongs Dasha war won. Clamor ' Charley Mitchell third. Time. second, :56 2-Third nee. Are and a half furlongs Esther second, lidr Anne won, J. Ed Grillo third. Time. 1:08 Fourth race, the Louisville alecple- rhaw full course, about two miles Manners won. Charawind second, Onyx II. third, Time, 8:52. Fifth race, one mile Mandator won, St. Louis, Mu., May 16 Attorney General Davidson of Texas, and Special Aasiatant LlRhtfoot, panned through St. Loula today en route to Jefferson City, where they will confer with At Genet a I Hadley regarding torney Standard Oil prosecutions, which they Intend to bring showing relations beOil company, tween the Waters-Pierrand the Standard Oil company ytn Texas. e CONSIDER tale's Jewel second, Ferroniere third. EIGHT-HOU- R BILL. Time. 1:42 Sixth race, one FtrrignfT second, 1:4! 2 5. 16. Hearings Washing! on, May mile Red Light, won, eight-hou- r on the were begun today third. Time, Harding bill by the house committee on labor. L R. Payson, representing the Newport Newe Shipbuilding company, the Louisville Entries. Hrst race, six furlongs Vestryman Southern Pacific and Union Pacificn opposl-JloK. Skyte. ta Sorceress. LcU M. 85 Railway companies spoke in to the bill. President Gotnpers, rh. Ja.e Ward 90, Miss Mamie M Federation of Labor, Bailie B. B. 95 each. Max. Red Ruby, of the American hla of some days ago protest repeated KrCutchwn. Shipwreck, Topochlco 97 measrich, John English, Baron, The Mate, against further hearings on the ure. Hearings at this time in the PnlMtllla KHi each. session only meant that a meins of Second race, seven furlongs Tadel-(IT. Zarda 89. Floss S. 90, Gold delay waa being availed of which would Proof, Adasso 92 each. Green Gown 94, result in ihn'fallure of the bill in the The Iet 99. Self Reliant, Allinda 101 house. melt. Mary Eleanor 102, Baggerly, Tam OWiantiT 103 each, Happy Jack, Sa-T- r Fair Cygnet 104 each, Fox o Meade 109. Third race, four and a half fnriongs o BRITT AND M'GOVERN 8IGN. O Kir Vagrant. Timothy Wen. Antrim o I'O each. Fair Griswold Warner Fagot, 1"9 each. Skilly 110, Judge Treen 118. o Fourth race, seven furlongs Daring o o J. Trp 92. Mum. Coruscate 95 each, o The Minks 96. WaMernon 100, Henry Albert Fir ini, 8l. George. Jr.. 102. o o Helena C. 103. Hyperion II., Boll Indian. Envoy 106 o esch. Fifth rare, four and a half furlongs o Elmorim, Sea Sand. Miss Lida, Spi- o derweb, Marmoran. First Lika. The o holdcn Bird. Bed rice, Helen Maclln. o Pinafore 105 o Ingenue, Snlu, o f,lb. Ailine Cummings 111. Fixh race, mile and a sixteenth o wrnie f'uamer, Padre 101 each. Sanc-'c- n o KM. Morendo. Juba, Nut Cracker o ach. Fonsoluca 107. Two Penny o 'n8. Lady Jocelyn. Reticent 109 each. I 1 000 ooooooooooo 000 ooooooooooo OUTLOOK BRIGHTER. Emperor Determined to Avoid Breach With Parliament St. Petersburg. May 16. In spite of in reply to the fear that the addre-aathe speech from the ihrone. moved Tuesday In the lower house of parliament, would, preclpii ate an immediate conflict between the crown and parliament, the Associated Press is in a position to state that Emperor Nicholas is determined to avoid a breach If possible. Not only will political amnesty be granted but the emperor Is ready to replace the Goremykin ministry with a cabinet chosen from among the conservative members of the majority In the lower house Hi the hope of ef fecting a compromise. He is not willing, however, to permit the majority to select the premier, but once such a concession is made It Is difficult to understand how the emperor ran halt half way and refuse a full constilullnn 1 monarchy which government by par llamentary majority Involves. Practically parliament already has won a great victory. Washington, M Having atis-fier- i officials that the rtate dei'artnti-the charges agat'.i.'t li.t.i con'uillid iu Abbirtani Secretary Peirces ivntiden sufficient tial report, wcr.' without foundation, and that he n the victim of mistaken ident.ty in eotue measure. Richard T. Gl'C' ., late conimcrcla! Siberia, will be agent at Vladlviot-vkgiven another apirfuutnn m iu the consular service when a suitable opening is found. tu-r- FOR ANOTHER OFFICER. Grand Chief Engineer Stone Asks for an Assistant. Memphis, Tcnn.. May IS. Grand ChiY Engineer Sfone rerouiniemlt'd lo the convention or loeom-itiv- e engineers today the election of another assistant grand chief. The hfsd irf the order busisaid that because of lurr.-asinness more assist ance in needed. MINERS WON'T ABRRITATE. John Windor Receives Message From Mitchell. Indiatu polls, May 16. John H. Winder, of the 'stand pat" operators of Ohio, Illinois end Indians today a telegram from President Mitchell, or the miners, reiterating previous siatemnis of the refusal of the miners to atbiirate. YOUNG WOMEN IN 116 pounds, ;lw Kansas ru'.lroad applied a weight of 7 4 1 pounds to as etude oil. Tr.e TaMaid coii.i-anyexplained to Mr. Garfield, objected to the advsueed h it :! t tn crude oil. railI's olijeoiioii v.fi. unV.ei-dthy the roads, and r.oai.hsiaiidng the foregoing exp'an:iiin the commissioner inelm.es the Kansas weight rule in tbe list of things making for faon;-isfrom ihe ridaea,'.. to the Standard Oil company. "In Calitornts the commissioner rharges that rthavs as we.l as discriminations ly rate:-- bare been given n oil. This refers to s'ate rate not witbin the jurisdirtiau of the fedHer it is no qmstHUt eral authorities of the Standard Oil company alone, but of many producers and ceiisumers of oil. Don't Have to File Tariffs. 'There is no law in California requiring the railroads to file tariffs. When, therefore, the problem was presented in hauling a new and large production of oil used to a large extent for fuel they quoted rates to shipper, according to tbe condition existing fnm tunr to time. No ela tales were applied to these shipments, hence overcharges weie inevitable and when made were refunritd. to make the freight charge correspond with the ratea quoted. The same rates quoted lo the Standard were quoted to others, and In many cast the ratea were obtained and uaed by othrra before the Standard knew of their existence. "Mr. Garfield mentions certain Call-fi- t nla state rates used 'in connection In reply n with interstate shipments. may he said that where the state rates were used from any point in California ratea In connection with Interstate from some other point in California to a point in Arizona. It was necessary because no through rates were in ftwee front the point of shipment to destination. 6 futnisli no grout.'i for r projclt . mi 'b, The earuhnals n..ii that CarJiti.il Oivglta ti; no over ther tiiei-- a'."g..itice beorne kui Iff ing d'tw entiie'y t.i th of the cjtiiiua!.; Itsve a'.icviy iaid me matter before the popi con-taiv- TIE 3 STAHEARD OIL by rra-o- u the ca!'1 n.ii s ctlice. it wa to se- - o it that l.is duty to ande-'the conduct of h c",!- de s should - IT, SESSION. Faria, May 16. The third conference of the Young Women's Christian association opened here todays A large American delegation was present, Inducing three national secretaries. Mrs. Metser of Chicago, of the American national committee and the American members of the World's Yeung Women's Christian association committee. Great Britain, Germany, France, Italy, Japan, India and Koutn Africa sent delegates. The president, Mrs. George, delivered the opening address. The reporta showed the rapid development of the organization. Tile conference will be in session for a week. nt WILL APPEAL TO COUNTRY. PRICES OF OIL RAISE. A Directory of all the Music Art Instructors of Ogden City with location of studios JOSEPH BALLYNTINE Director Ogden Tabernacle Choir. Voice Building a Specialty. Studio 2532 Orchard Ave. THE MISSES WILLIAMS Pian Instructors. Studio 8261 Wall Avi L. W. FORD Orchestral leader. Violin Instructor. 132 Poplar ave. Bell phone 573-X- . MUSICIANS' PROTECTIVE UNION CHAS. C. THATCHER, Arranger ef Music for Orchestra and Band. Theatrical Pianist S30 With. Ave. Ind. 'phone 74S. Mem at Union Laiier hall aecoad Sunday of each month, at 11 a. m. Cba. William.t. itieaideat; F. Wes'.oier, levicarj, RUTH E. PRO'JT Teacher ef Violin end Piano. 2455 Van Buren Ave. C. W. B. STOWELL Teacher ef Guitar, Mandolin and Violin. 543 27th St Ind 'phons 1170. MISS M. H. OALRYMPLE Teacher of Piano. 2454 Adam Ave. ' idIT mT CASSIN Instructor ef Piano. MRS. R. P. HUNTER of Guitar and Mandolin. (Moravian System). Alee Piano. Studie 2246 Quincy Ave. 6tudie 2580 Lincoln Ave. Teacher MRS. MARY L. SHIPP, Teacher ef Guitar and Mandolin. Reedience 804 33d SL Ind Phene DENT MOWERY Plane Theory. Bell Phene 716-Z- . 189. s H. H. MORTON, Orchestral Work a Specialty. Teacher of Violin. Studio 1081 Oak Avenue. MYRTLE E. KENSLER Teacher ef Plane. Studio 583 26th Street ADOIE J. W. SALTER, Teacher of Piano. Studie 2746 Adame. Phone S17 Ind. J. PARRY Instructor on Piano, Organ and tar, Vocal Lesaona Taught Note. Studio 261 Twenty-thir- Gui- by St d S. W. PURDY, HENRY BLAIR Piano Tuner and repairer. Fine tone and action regulating. 2367 Wash. Ave. Bell 753-- Teacher ef Violin; alee Orchestral Work, 155 28th St Bell phene 716-- Standard Oil Official Says Demand Is Unprecedented. ERNEST M. W. JONES Piano. Cabinet Organ and Hal mony. Studio 8348 Wash. Ave. Cleveland, Mav 10. The Standard Oil company today annnunred an additional advance in the selling pitre MRS. TILLIE N. BLA8DEL, Concert Pianlete, Teacher ef Piano. Studie 2680 Adame. Phono Ind. 458. of all high grade or gasoline. degrees test Seventy to sevi uty-twgasoline is advanced half a cent per gallon, while all other high grades are put tip one ceni per gallon. An official of the Siandard Oil company said tods ythat the- - demand for high grade gasoline la unprecedented, owing to its heavy consumption in connection with automobiles The new quotations sent out by the Standard Oil company today art as follows: 70 to 72 degrees teat gasoline 15i cents per gallon; 74 to 7G degrees, 17th cents; 56 degrees, 20 rents; 87 dfgreea, 21 cents; 88 degrees, 22 cents. MISS GERTRUDE BIDDLE Instructor en Piano (Leechetrxky Method) Studio 2456 Madison Ave. k. MISS OLGA WEHRENO, Teacher of Binging. 2309 Adame ava. Bell phono 478-YMIBB ALMA BAUER Teacher ef Piano. Leechatrxky Method, Studio 2308 Adame Ave. MRS. S. E. REDFIELD Teacher ef Piano. Studie, 848 Washington Avenue. , MISS DELLA . ART e e LUND, MRS, J. L. HERRiCK Instructions Given In Cnina Painting. Keramie Studio, 2760 Wash. Avenue. Piano Instructor. Studio, 80 North Wash. Ave. CLYDE REDFIELD, Teacher ef Violin and Trombone Studio 349 Washington Ave. MISS MARIE A. ADAMS Instructor In Art; Drawing, Oil, Water Color end China Painting. Btudle 2430 Lincoln Ave J. M. PANTONE Violin Instructor. Orchestral Work a specialty. 2781 Jefferaon Ave. MIBB LUCILE WALLACE Teacher In China Painting. Dealer In Fine China, Plain and Deoorat-ed- . Studio rear 642 27th. SL MISS CLARA WARNER, Lelchteetky Method. Plan TeachStreet er, 660 Twenty-thir- d ord WILL OPERATE ONE MINE. London, May Portsmouth, member of the government, speaking lonight at Andover, intimated that if Coal Operators Will Make Test With Men. the house of lords rejected the educam tion bill the government would appeal 111 IVAVVI VlVliVirwVVYYWVybViAAA to the country. His lordship said the Steubenville, O., May 16. Notices result of such an appeal would certain were posted ef all roal mines in this ly he to strengthen the cause of county today asking the miners to accept tbe 1903 scale on the yardage in stead of tonnage bails. If not accept TWENTY-ONAWARDS MADE. ed it la said each of the forces will be concentrated to operate one mine, aa GASOLINE TANK EXPLODES Pittsburg. May. 16. Twenty-onprobably Crow Hollow, swards of medals and money were test. For bargains In Ogden and outaldo properties aea Classified Salta column. A All bridges on the Wheeling Other Tanka Were Saved by Streams made by the Carnegie hero fund com of Water. mission at ila meet lag today. To fill Iike Erie railroad are being guarded vacanclea caused by William Scott's for feer they will be blown up by the JAB. E. EALLANTYNE. N. H. IVES. , New Tork. May 1C. A thirty death and the mignation of E. H. An- foreign element. Real Estate, Insurance and Real Estate Broker and InsurJ. tank of gasoline, belonging derson, Taylor Alderice and Albert Office 318 Ecclea Bldg. ance, Notary Public. 201 Eccle WILL WITHDRAW ARMY JUNE 1. to the McGoey Oil company at Con- Barr were Heeled commissioners. 'Phono. Ind. phene 711. Bldg. stable Hook, on the New Jersey shore RETURNS INCOMPLETE. of New York 1 .ybor, exploded today Groely Denies Many Persona Ware J. M. FORRI8TALL. j.Tbrummitt Shot During the Fire. terrific roar. It scattered the with Bond, Real Estate and Surety Leana, Insurance, Real Estate. as1 16. Returns five Bioux so to . threaten la., City, May biasing liquid 2408 Washington Ave. Both phonee. Insurance, 813 Eeelee Bldg. Washington. May 16. Gen. Grecly other tanka nearby and a dangerous from tbe South Dakota Republican prifire was feared. mary elections, held Tuesday after- has reported to the war department W. N. PEIRCE. E. F. BRATZ. Streams of water were poured upon noon, are still incomplete, and both from Ban Francisco under date of last Reel Estate, Notary, Fire and Reel the other oil tanka nearby to prevent fry t ions claim to have carried the night that tbe aeported killing of a Eetate, Fir leeurance, Life Insurance, 418 24th BL Beth further explosions, and their contents tate. The Elrod people concede that Urge number of people by the army Lean. Notary. 410 29th BL Both Is incor were pumped into more remote tanka Senator Gamble, leader of the Craw during the San Francisco fire phones. 'phonee. rect. Gen. Greely adds that he has ford faction, will be Indorsed for The tire waa confined to one tank. . WILSON A WHEATLEY. Crawford la candidate for notified the cltiaene' committee and KELLY A HERRICK. the Red Croea that tbe army ail he Real Estate. Insurance end InKILLED PARTY OF WALLACHS. General Insurance, - Leana and governor and claims a majority. withdrawn from Ban Francisco not Eeelee Bldg. vestments, Rentals, Real! Estate Investments. Beth 'phonee. Ware Under Eecort of Soldlere When FUNERAL WILL BE HELD TODAY. later than June 1. ' Attacked. H. H. GODDARD,' FOR TARIFF REVISION. ' S. L. IVEB, Newr York, May 16. Simple wervirea Real Estate, Loans, Insurance, Salonlca. May 16. On Sunday, be- will be held over tbe body of Carl Commercial Stocks, 810 Ecclea Bldg. Reel Estate, Leans, I neurones tween Peats and Grebena, three Greek Bchurx at hla late home in Eaat South Carolina Democrats Hold ConAve. 2484 Waah. Collections. and vention. bande exterminated a party of Wal Ninety-firs- t street tomorrow, after M. SKEEN, lacha, men, women and children, es- which the mourners will be conveyed Farm Lands. Special attention A. A. WENGER, 16. The DemB. C.. Columbia. May sola corted by lieutenant and forty by special train to Tarrytown, where property, 41 Real Eetate, Fire insurance, Mart paid to diers. They killed seven of the sol the body will be Interred In Sleepy ocratic slate convention met here and 60 Flrat Nat'l Bnk. Bldg. Beth Leans. 88 Flrat Natl Bank gage and a mapped platform adopted dlers, wounded nine and captured the Hollow cemetery. Telegrams of aym Phonee. Ind. Phone 721. Bldg. out. rules and regulations for the sp rest pafhy have been received from many election. At Decora, near Resina, today troops parts of the world, including a cable- proaching primary J. C. NYE, B. H. GODDARD, The platform adopted Inveigha legisexterminated a , Bulgarian band of gram from Emperor William. Real Eetate. Leans end InsurIneur-ancand Ufa Fire Real Estate, tariff and farora lation against trusts eight, the troop loeing three of their ance. Notary Public, 2411 WashingNotary Public. 412 Eeelee revision. Resolutions commendatory number killed. HOPPE DEFEATED TWICE. ton Avenue. BS4Z. Phene Bell Bldg. of Senator Tillmans course in the senate were adopted. United States CARDINALS AROUSED 16. B. B. SMITH New York, May By defeating W. B. WEDELL Mina and Realty Broker. Willie Hoppe, tbe boy billard Cham Notary TO Insurance HOUSE. FIRE SET Leans, STRIKERS Real Estate, 16. Is considerThere Rome, May Public. Room 51, Flrat NaL Bank, pion. In both16-- their games today in the 2408 ava. Rentals. Washington and able discussion among cardinals here 3.600 point balk line billiard match Ind. phono 557. Hennebont, France. May 16. StrikBoyle block. Beth phones. over the circular note recently sent liOtiis Cure, the French expert, now outthe smiths tonight ignited to them over the signature of Cardinal leads in the contest by more than 500 ing J. C. SIMMONS. houses at tbe residence of s factory E. t. ROLAPP. Real estate dealer In Five Points Oreglla, dean 'of the Sacred College, points. of detachment a after the dinner given by American ,Flre Insurance, Cure won the afternoon game by the manager here, where Reel Estate properties and farm lends. Rental 404 Eeelee Ambassador White in honor of Arch score of 400 to 109 and the evening troops was billeted, and also rut down Rentals, Public, properties handled. 220 Wash. Ave, Notary number of telegraph and telephone Bell 'phene 25; Ind, 33, Bell phone 9P8-y- . bishop Ireland, which function area game hy 4i0 ro. 237. Bldg., Redestroying rommunlcatlons. attended by four cardinals. The note The total score for the three days poles, inforcement for the troop Imre arin effect condemned the attendance of play is: Cure. 2,000; Hoppe, 1.254. rived. Meetings and gatherings in the cardinals in fu.ictlons given by perstreets hare been forbidden. A delesons having relations with the Italian SERVIANS ATTACK TURKS. gate of the labor confederation lias court. Although the note stated that been arrested, charged with Inrttlnk to Cettinje. Montenegro, May 16. A pillage. Incendiarism and assassinaband of Servians today surrounded a tion. Turkish force of Kliams end Arnauts at Bsritie. A sanguinary conflict Is SENATE CONFIRMATIONS. Locating Offices for the Convenience of Public now in progress and many have been killed or wounded on both sides. Warhington. Msy 16. The senate In Troops have been sent to reinforce the executive session confirmed the folis la It affair the Turks. supposed lowing nominations: Servian revenge on tbe Arnauts for George E. Pollock, Ohio, assistant having plundered a Servian village. commissioner of the general land office: W. T. Vernon, Kansas, rogMer BANKS WILL COMBINE. of the treasury. 16.-L- Non-Unio- n A Directory of Real Estate Agents of Ogden City E e non-unio- 219-22- 0 . e lo-da- - . e. A Directory of Attorneys OF. OGDEN CITY WEiSER Superior to all other beers. Imperial Experimental station for brewing industries of the world place Budweiser at the top of the ladder. it Now. The only place in town where it is found on draught is at the Try Diamond Saloon D. A. SMYTH, Proprietor 240 Twenty-fift- h street, where the palms grow. Log Angeles, Mir 16. Tbe Express CHICAGO CORN FESTIVAL. says that the Security Barings hack baa bought fhe Southern California Chicago. May 16. Arrangement a are Raring hank and that a merger sill being nUdr hy the ways and means resources of combined The fololw. committee of the Chicago Commercial tbe two banks are 122.620.805. association to hold a corn festival In Chicago this fall, which will eel ip REQUEST FOR AID' DECREASING anvthing of a like nature ever undertaken In the middle west. Washington. Msy 16. Edward T. in Derlne. Red Cross representative Itching plUs provoke profanity, but San Francirco. reports that requisi- profanity wont cure them. Doans Ointbeen rodured bare for suppliea tions ment cures itching, bleeding or proare to 1 14.006 a day. Restaurant piles after years of suffering. truding At any drug store. scrrlng meals throughout tbe city. . SHOT BY UNKNOWN JMEN. Bakp. Msy 16. M. Jakoleff. who wa the candidate of the constitutional democrats for member at the lower bouse of parliament, waa shot today by two unknown men and died in the hospital. FIRE DESTROYED LUMBER. Brahterd. Minn.. May 10. Fire at Cross Lake Saturday night and Bun-dadestroy'd between flv-- and six million feet at white pine logs, belonging to the Northland Fine com pany. Loss, 1 110,000 j Og'den City Dentists DIRECTORS Anaconda. Mont.. May 1C. At the annual meeting of the stockholder of the Anaconda Copper Mining company today the former board of directors was with ihe exception that George H. Church was elected in place of A. C. Burrage. WILL 0PN F. C. OSGOOD, Dentlit, Over Utahna Drug Store, Corner 25th end Waah. NEXT WEDNESDAY. Ban Francisco. May 16. It has been decided by tbe clearing hutiaw tank of San Francisco that, all San Franciscd commercial- banks nil', mien for bus!- seas at 10 a. m., Muy 23- - 4R. BOSTON DENTAL PARLORS, W. B. LISTER, Over Brownings. 2461 Wash. Ave. Open Sunday 10 a. m. till 2 p. m. DR. A. W. JOHNSON, Dentist, Over Peine and Hurata, Waah Ava. FEL3HAWB DENTAL PARLORS, Over Sparges Seek Store BelL 2465 Waah. Ava. Phone 79-DENTAL PARLORS, Over We. Driver A Sons Drug Store 2451 Washington Ave, EGGINTON |