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Show MORNING TIIE EXAMINER: OGDEN, si EXERCISES GIVEN 36 TEACHER HELD PUPILS CELESTIAL WANTS HAND INSTRUCTOR. BEAUTIFUL PROGRAM GIVEN AT GRADUATION EXERCISES OF TABERNACLE. NESS COLLEGE. OF Royal Baking Powder is equally valuable for the preparation of the finest, most delicate cookery and for substantia, everyday food. Royal Baking Powder has been used by three generations and is employed in baking by the best families everywhere. EDITORIAL ROOMS No. SI ladependent Phene Phone, twe ring BUSINESS OFFICE Independent 'Phene Bell Phone, ne ring NaH Bell Ne. M Ne. M te RITCHIE MADE Mill Laura Bummer, of Carlin Is rial flu Mr. EH la Allrld, of Kueavllla. She will remain for about XVevaa, week. A marriage license yesterday to via granted Arabic L. Clayton, aged 28, and Mlaa Maria Q. Bereaaon, aged It, both of Butte, ManL NOTICE Birger sewing atoro bow located at 2148 avnu. machine Washing-to- SHOW "The Second ward girls have, for some time, been arranging for an mlnitret show and It has recently been decided to hold ihe big entertainment at the Second ward on Moni.av and Turaday, Juno 4 and B. Thsir i scent rehearsals make the aucreas of the pcrfoimunce a foregone conrlublon. BREVITIES s vok. FEMALE MIKISTREL DEPUTY A The appointment of George Ritchie aa deputy sheriff by Sheriff Scbrlng, is generally considered ai a good move on the pari of the sheriff, Mr. Ritchie being unquestionably the man for the experience In clerical place. work has made him thoroughly familiar with tne duties which will devolve upon him ne secretary to tha sheriff and hla acquaintance with local mmditlona, anJ hla enterprise and progresslveneis Insure his success !n the work whlcn he Is about to undertake. lng FUNERAL OF ELIJAH FARB The niotlua for a new trial In the . caa of r. W. Kill v. the Ogden A la respect to r lie memory of the late Northwest era Ualiroad company which adwaa argued and submitted to tha court! Elijah Farr,4 tin district court afterat oclock r journed yesterday last Saturday, hHS been denied. noon, on motion of Judge Kimball, and When you went pur cream or milk, the members of the bar of Ogden have or good butter and fresh buttermilk, been requested to meet at the court call Harrlerflle Creamery and Dairy. room at 1:10 o'clock this afternoon In O. L. McGregor, order that they may attend the funerul Ind. phone SIOS-In a body. The services will he held every prop. Delltrery awning. at the Third ward meeting house at 2 p. m. Tha casket will be opened at Mesara Rows end Groee left between ilie hours for England on an eatended the 10family reeliece and 1 o'clock today. Interment visit with relailvra. Mr. Knwse, who of is a Southern Pacific engineer, wee will be In the City cemetery. Injured a abort time ago and la taking the trip to regain his health. NO RACIXC TODAY L yn-terde- y Jne Decker and five other membera of the ktcal odge U. C. T left last evening for Logan, where they wtll ascertain the number of visitors who may be expected from that aectkm to attend the convention. They will n thla morning and report their success. The motion for a new trial in the ease of Barah J. Iielnap v. Jamen G. Wlddeaon. involving the flooding of tha plaintiff Ii:nd, which waa laid to have resulted from the overflowing of tha defendant's irrigating ditch, and in which the mry returned a verdict of no cause for action, was denied by tha dlatnct enur: yesterday. The cane of James A. Calvert va. Peter Mattson rnme up for hearing yesterday on so order to show cause and a restraining order. The taking of evidence wav completed and the aourt took tho matter under advisement. The restraining order wsa Issued to prevent the defendant from taking brick clay from tkop lain t lff'a land. - The duled owing The outdoor aporte whlrh were schefor today have been called off. to tha bad weather. races which were to have been pulled- off by the Welier County Fair association have been called off, as the track la In no condition for racing. The races will be given June 7th and 8th, during the U. C. T. convention. - The banehall gam 6 e tween Ogden and Park City at Glenwood has also been called off. The diamond In Inundated and will not he in shape for baaeball for several days. Glenwood park wee to have been opened today. The pavilion, under the direction of H. J. Boiler, was to be opened for dancing, btit has been also. The dancing will commence Saturday evening,. poet-pone- i d BICYCLES. Now that we have fine roads bicycles In great demand. Remember that II. C. Hansen A Bon handle the Na are tlooal and Ren-- Ing Standard bicycles. They are tha wheel for strength du nihility and net feet action, they are It. The Southern Pacific ahopa baseball team journey to Brigham at noun today and, provided the weather will per RUMORED 8HONT8 HAS RESIGNED mlt, they cros bats with the Brigham C..y bey at that place this afternoon. Panama, May 29. It Is persistently The rhop boys .are ntrong amateur here and throughout the canal players and trr being backed by the rumored zone that Theodore T. Bhonli has ahop employer, who Will accompany the ehslrmanshlp of the Panathe team In large numbers. ma canal commission. Thomas Stevenson, n minor, was arKODAKERS, ATTENTION I retted by Chief of Police Browning last card evening fir participating in Having lease! the Thomas studio, game in the rear of a Twenty-fift- h street cigar store. The arrest wSs and desirous f rinsing out onr kodak made in line with a statement of the stock, 50 and 25 per rent off will he chief that he intended to stop the prac- muric on camera fixtures, etc. The tice of hoya of immature nge from en- Thomas Studio. Will M. Ottlnger, tering card khiiics. The voung man lessee. will be turned over lo the Juvenile court. BALTIMORE HERALD BOLD. TRIAL JUNE HERRMAN 18. Baltimore, May S9.-Evening Herald, which haa been In the hsnds of 29. Justice GouM a receiver for the past two months, Washine'itn. Mav today set the Biugi-- Herrman trial for sss sold at public auction today for IK. June 82.900 to Wesley M. Oier. The I Engraved Stationery CARDS. VISITING ANNOUNCEMENTS, WEDDING INVITATIONS, MENU CARDS. TALLY CARDS, PROGRAM CARDS. We desire lo Impress upon your mind the best r'a-- s of work leaves this place. Thpre will be no unnecessary delay In executing orders an- w guarantee FRtisfact'un both aa to quality of work and price. Call and lnvm ct the work and get pricer. J. S. LEWIS & CO Jewelers AT THE BIG CLOCK WA6H. AVE. - The commencement exercises of the Weber stake academy, held at the Tabernacle last evening, were perhapa the beat ever given by that institution, being participated In by some of the best speaker and musicians in tbe state. The large auditorium had been beautifully decorated by cumnilttees appointed by the various cko-aeand presents an apiesrance in harmony with the spirit of the occasion. Long streamers were suspended from the relllng and radiating to the front of the choir space class banners, the academy colors and flags arrange i in various designs bespoke painstaking care and originality on the part of those who had this part of the work in charge. Being unable to attend in person. President Joseph F. Siulth delegated Aportlea Hyrum M. Smith and George A. Smith as hie representatives, who addressed the graduating class in an able and sincere way. Apoeila Hyrum M. Smith, who spoke first, Impressed upon the class the necessity of continued diligence along the line of acquiring education, saving that notwithstanding their prolonged effort in attaining their present status In the matter of learning, they had only made a beginning. This, he arid, would become more and more apparent to themselves as they advanced In life, lie advised them to strive after character development, and in closing, urged them to be ever loyal to their alma mater. Apostle George A. Smith in an able address congratulated the school on having a graduating class in which the young men were in the majority, since iie had observed that such 1. a rare exception to what is usually the case. "Your character." he said, hse been given you pure and spoilt ss, and you should keep It without a stain. You have it in your power to build upon tha foundation which you have laid, or to crush it with me blow. It Is possible to be well educated aud yet be an ut ter failure. lie therefore urged them to maintain and develop their liner sensibilities, and congratulated them on the work that Ihey had dcn,tliiis far. The presentation speech by Prof. H. H Cummings was eloquent and contained much wholesome advice to the graduates. The addrexs bv Mi-- a Efflc Reast on The True Aim In Education was original and showed thorough preparation. The musical number were all excellent and the hand, lnslng one of the school's latest acquisitions which promisee to be one of the Vest, la especially deserving of commendation. The academy rtmlent will leave for Brigham on the lti23 train this morning, where they will take part In the Memorial day exercl.ee and present The Wlich of th- - Woods" at the opera house this evening. They invite all of their friends to pccornnany them. Following Is last night's program in full: Selection, Weber Slake Academy band. Soprano aolo. "If Thou Didst Love Me' (IJenza), Mia Myrtle Ballinger. Invocation, Bishop McQuarrie. Prerentatan of diploma. Prof. H. IL Cumming. Baritone solo. Since Thou Art Mine (Gonchln), Mr. Horace S. Ensign. "The True Aim In Education," Miss Uu Shea Yu, an Americanized Celestial, and Miss Dally Trescoit, at Berkeley, California, the daughter if a retired mine owner of Lua Angeles, applied at the county clerks office Monday for a marriage license. They were informed by the couniy officials tuat the laws of flab do not permit such a 11 inner s. The couple would not let such a small thing ln.erfer with llirir plans, go departed at noon as possible for Evanston, Wyo , where no restrictions are made, and the knot waa tied nt hut place. There Is more than the usual romance attached to the marriage of the Chiuaman aud the California girl, as the following dispatch from Berkeley, to the San Francisco Call will show: "One of the price Chlneso students sent to tula country by Tuan Fang, the high commission from China, who recently passed through Ban Francisco rn route to Washington, D. C., on an important missli.n for hla empire, haa succumbed to the little god of love, an American maiden having joined him In worship at Cupid's shrine. Lin Shea Yu has secured the consent of Miss Dolly Trescoit. a charming Berkerk-maiden, to become hla bride. The pair left lust night for Ogden. Utah, wh- - re the wedding ceremony la to he performed. The laws of California do not permit comity officials to Issue licenses authorizing the mart-laof while persons and those of ihe Mongolian race. The marriage of the distinguished young Oriental who found hla futr in Dolly Trtscott may or may not be approved by the high dlgiuiarlea of state in China, ho sent Lin Shen Yu to thin country to expert In the language and the ways of America Uu Shen Yu is of that coterie of bril llant Chinese .indents who ore picked for the diplomntlc service In China and whose welfare is jealously guarded by the poweiv that bp In Pekin.-LiShen Yd is 14 years old. Ilia American bride 'a If. Mis Treacott la a graduate ef the 8sn Francisco high schools. Her lather Is a mine owner, now In business In Los Angeles. U Bhen Yu's romance is In pari the outcome of a year's association with Miss Trescott as a pupil In Eng She has Huh of the young woiniin. been coaching Mm for a twelvemonth In the intricacies of the English tongue and its literature. Both, apparently, have learned In that exerrtse something mow than what musty hooka of grimmer have to inculcate. Tfielr conjugation of verb, have Included :in exercise in that famous verb to love, and Its conjugation has been given living illustration In thrlr romance. Lln Shen Yu came to Ran Fran-clsc- p under direction from Tuan Fang and be pin his studies in English a year ago under the immediate supervision of the Cnlnese consul In Ban Francisco.- During the lat few months he nceeptrd the editorship of the Cht nese paper in the city, the Tat Ton Ynt Bo. this work a an editor being Incidental to Inn studies aa a young Chinese diplomat In embryo. Tuan Fang lecently aent an order to Lin Shen Yu directing him to give up the editorship of the Chinese periodical end to prepare for entrance to Stanford University, where the finishing touches would be given to hla education In English. The young Chinese had alrewly heroine engaged to Mias Truscott, and their wedding was to take place after Lin Rhcn Yus graduation from Stanford. The earth quake and fire n interfered with their work that it waa decided to hasten the tying of th? bridal knot, and the trip to Utah, began last night, Isthi-t-the r result of that decision. Upon return to Berkeley the young couple will reside at 2221 Dwight way. s . JAMES E. SCRIPP8 DEAD. Detroit. Mich.. May 29. James K. Brrlpps. founder and for many years publisher of tbe Evening News of thla city, now combined with the former Detroit Tribune, Detroit Ness, and a former dliWtor of tbe Asocliited Pres, riled at his home tn this city today after a long Illness, aged 71 yeaw. My lit is, an inflammation of the spinal elicrri. from which Mr. Srrippa has been suffering for s year, was the cause of his death. Mr. Soripps went f California last fall In the hope of hencfltlng his health, but grew worse steadily during hla stay there, and returned here April in. The disease progressed very rapidly after he reached home and within s few dnva he was compelled to take to his lwri. For the past week he had condibeen in only tion. Mr. Seripps suffered no pain st anv time during hla Illness. He Is survived by hla widow. one son and three married daughters. POSTPONE ACTION. New York. May 29. President Morton. of the Equitable Life Assurance society, announced today tint owing to Injunction, the mutualization of the society obtained by Franklin I), laird, :he board or directors of the EquitablA cannot take formal action in approval of its amended charter on their meeting Thursday next. Mr. Morion said, bower er. that the amended charter will be submitted to them for form'll consideration with the request that they authrrize the calling of a inerting of etockhoMvr for some day near the middle of June to set formally upon the amended charter, prorirleri In the meantim- - the injunction Is dissolved or modified. H. C.. Ma 29 Revised laws are bring planned by the .fnpnncse foreign i(l'ee. anmtig oih-tchanges being the removal of the r of Japanese lon iT"s(-nta,iv- oi tiipnnit-- rrotn Tii Y.imiurt Fhinhun says that the removal of n will stop immigration, as the Japanese la us forbid ini ntigr.it Ion H.iu-v.i- g Hess' Bread and get the largest, cleanest and best for your money. . EVERY LOAF BEARS OCR LABEL. XOOTIIER jrRT AS GOOD the only bakery that invites public in- commencement exBusiness college were held last evening nt the Methodiat church. The following program waa rendered and waa ci editable. Pipe organ selection March Solen-nelle- " (Gounnod), Mrs. Louie Severn Short. Invocation, Rev. H. H. Blood. Plano solo, Marbling at Eve, (Rlehards), Lillian M. Smith. Vocal duet, Oh That We Two Were Maying, (Kevin), Mrs. Eva Smith Drew and Jay A. Smith. Piano aolo, Meditation, Jean Mo Evoy. A class prophesy, Lizzie Moyea. A year later, J. Harold Jenkins. A whistling solo, What a Boy Thinks a Girl Can't Do." Addle Rowe. Pipe organ solo. Mrs. Short. Vocal solo, "Lovely Youth" (Anton 8trelezki), Mr. L. F. Brookshler. Class introduction. President J. A. Smith. Vocal solo. Selected. J. A. Smith. Class address, Tbe Young Man in Rualness and V.is Amanuensis, Hon. Tilhpun D. Johnson. Presentation if diplomas. President J. A. Smith. Finale, piano selection, Mr. Drew. Commercial and Business Department Graduates. Richard B. Porter, William P. Moore, J. W. Eambrotigh, Albert W. J. D. Simpson, George K. Bottle, Cook, Amos Parry, Hmry P. Wiltevoen J. Harold Jenkins, Oscar L. Carter, Ernest J. Wright, John H. Spiera, John Bateman. Junior Course. Ray P. Tracey, William Christoff croon, Andrew H. Nelson, Claude y. Inter-Mountai- n spection. The Hess Steam Bakery Ptore and Grant Utah. Factory 2557-G- Ave., Ogden, 1 chamber and a strong minority of the second clumber, had agreed ou the basis of a hill founded on the principle of universal suffrage, there should under no circumstances be dissolution of the second chamber before the riksdag had an opportunity of considering that basis. I called upon you to Immediately give this present electoral election thorough and stern on si deration, so that the representatives of the nation may aa speedily aa possible be given an opportunity of deliberating fully upon an laboraied scheme of proportional representation in both the houaes. WRECKED STEAMER FLOATED. t. Victoria, B. May 29. The German steamer Marischi-n- . wrecked at Falee bay, last January, and salved by the steamer Salvor, cf the British Columbia Salvage company, who took the contract from the underwriters for cure, no pay basis, (JTtiO oil the was towed to Erquimalt tonight by the wrecking company. The Mariechen krill be placed In the Esquinalt dock for repairs. ARRESTED. Portland. Mav 29- - Arthur G. Relnke, Clapp. formerly receiving teller of Marshall Graduates. Stencgraphie Department ft lllsey National bank of Milwaukee, Etta Fowler. Agnes M. Erickson, was arrested 'tere tonight on a teleMay C. Owens. Jean McKvoy. Thor. graphic warrant, charging him with B. O'Neill, Hazel Spires. Pearl H. Wilthe cmbezzlemuit ot 814,000. Helnke bur, George S. Wardle. Edna V. expressed a wllllngnesi to return to S. Ells Moves. Frew, Milwaukee wl'hout legal process. Stevens, Lizzie Gretcheu Busch, Una Jenkins, Violet BIG ELEVATOR DESTROYED. nsrker, Joseph Crompton, Frances J. Vicks, Adda M. Low. Etlphla Brown. Mrs. Deles Pacaard. M. Van de Graaf, Chicago, Slav SO. Armour ft C&'e Bessie Hamilton, Emma Unswortb, elevator "A, built along a slip from Lea'.er Down. the river at Flak street, waa destroyed , early this entailing a loss of THOUGHT IT WAS A TREMBLER. more than FuOO.noO. In the building were about 500.000 bushels of wheat. Collapse of Tank Caused Panic It New The lire is thought to have started from apunianiinis combustion. York Star. frigate thoala, there were ptU. 0f pumice prior to the Ban Franc earthquake. It Is believed that the-waa some subterranean outbreak, In connection with the Form earthquake. Captain Schlemmer, or the Lavanla says that the overseer ur Laysen says that the ahock of April was felt on the Island. pioi.-abl- TRANSPORT THOMAS m ARRIVES. ' Ban Francisco, May 29. Tha Uuit States army transport Thomas here today from Manila with a arrived numlx-- of cabin passengers and mapy marinas from tn Asiatic station. The latter were landed at the Presidio, but soei will proceed to other points. GREAT WOOL CUP SOLD. bGreat Falla. Mont., May 29.-- Th largest wool clip In the state ws sold here today for 25 cents per pound. Tha clip la that of J. B. Long ft Co. and waa from ICO, 000 sheep, amounting to about 1,250,000 pounds. NEWLAND8 EXCUSED. s, Washington, May 29. Senator who Is going to Ban Francisco; was today excused by the senate from further place on the statehood committee, and Senator Patterson was designated to fill the vacancy. New-land- BIG EVANSVILLE, ILL, FIRE. Evanavlle, May 29. Fire tonight la the manufacturing district of the city caused a loss of about $200,000. Most of the damage was sustained by tha lumber firm of Henry Maley ft Co. and the Melrose Flour Miling company. mo'-.ilng- New York, J.ay 29. By the collapse of a tank on the roof of Adams A Co.'s dry gonda store In Sixth avenue, followed by a rnlc among customer and clerks, neariy a score of persona, mostly women, tggre Injured tills afternoon. The store was crowded wllh when the tank, owing, to the giving way of supports, toppled over on a dome sk tight, covering a central enurt, precipitating ten thousands gallons of water and a shower .4 broken glass on the main floor. A number of clerks ami customers were cut by fragments of glass and other debris and a panic enatied tn which hundreds of women marie frenzied efforts to reach the street In the belief ihat an earthquake had occurred anil the building was about to fall. In the rush Effle Renat. were knocked down and Soprano solo, Twae But s Dream many trampled upon. (Tunlson). Mlaa Myrtle Ballinger. Firemen and ambulances were quickAddress to graduate. Apostles yrum ly on hand, aaJ the Injuries of about M. Smith and George A. Smith. Baritone aolo. Auf Weider 8ehen" a dozen persona were dressed by the surgeons. (Bcnedlxl. Mr. Horace B. Ensign. Selection, Welter Stake Academy WILL REPORT ON CONDITIONS band. EXISTING IN PACKING HOUSES Benediction. President N. C. Flygare. Accompanist, Miss Della Lund. Washington, May 29. The report of Names of Graduates. Messrs. Neill and special Four years' classical courie Frank commissioners or thReynolds, President, reWilliam Berrafi, William Monroe Me-KaInvestigation Into the John Marian Belnap. Edwin Ole garding thrlr and other conditions existing sanitary AnKarl Ballantyne, Peteraon, Joseph at the several packng houses, probnie Rebecca Williams. !submitted before Four veers' normal course Carrie ably will not To the report, Thursday. supplement Louis Jensen, Amelia Anderson, Henry going on, Olive Chriaiisna Belnap. Heber Ray. Ihe Investigation la still mond Bingham, Prudence Quirk. Effle hnsed on certain charges which, it Rhoades Doxey, H sld, the President doslr.-- to have May Reast. George confirmed or denied. When this Jrnnle Lellle Groin berg, Sarah Melvins either Information reaches here, Messrs. Neill Milliams. and Reynolds will then submit comThree years commercial course Walter Edward Bingham, John Roy plete detailed statements of the condition as they found them. Carden. Garner of Texas, and Rppresentatl' other members of the Texas delegation ASK FOR INFORMATION. In re.ngrcM, itulay received a dispatch secretary of the Democrat Wart Information on Pack- from John T. Lytel. Texas Cattle Raiser association, ing House recommending a modification of the meat Inspection amendment, whereby Washington. May 29. Representative rtulzer. of New York today intro- the expenses of ihe Inspection shall duced a resolution calling upon the he borne by the government. Represenatlve Garner Mid tonight President, If nut incompatible with Hie public Interest," to send to the that hr had been informed the Presihoii-- e at hi earliest convenience the dent would not support a modification as Indicated. reports of Charles P. Neill and James of tbe amendment witn in connection B. Reynolds, NEW MINISTRY NAMED. their investigation of the meat trust, the stock yards and the meat parking Rtorkholm. May 29. The new eahi-nehouses of Chlcaso, and other plnce succeeded the Stsaf ministry whlcn and all data, exhibits and correspondence in any way relating to ihe resigned May 25th, and la composed as follows: same." Premier M. Saallndman. It I urdersto- - d Representative FinMinister of Justice Albert Peterson. lay or South Carolina, will Introduce Minister of Marine Admiral Dyrs-en- . a similar resolution at the suggestion of minority Leader William. Minister of the Interior M. Juhlln. Mlni.ter of Finance M. Bwattz. TRIAL OF JOSEPHINE. Minister of Public Work M. of New York. May 29. The trial with Josephine Terr.iuova. chaiged Minister of Agriculture Alfred Pethe murder of her aunt, was resumed tersen. to mission appointed today. The run. Minister of Foreign Affairs F. B. r ascertain Mr. Terranov Is Trollr. to the court that Insane, report Minister of War-C- ol. L. H. Llngs- while the girl li rmerly had hallucinatcn. tions us to her conduct in killing her King Of car has rommunlrated the uncle aud aunt nnd still has them, she foi'.oa Ir.g irl.ir-uioof the new minconsult to is nble. In th-- opinion, istry: nml nrivisc wi'h her counsel a. to the "I cons' ter it my duty not to asert conduct of her 'rial. As such a con- to the rw,-;-ot the late ministers for of the dition satisfied the requirements fresh rl'c.r-nfor the second cham-h-r- . Thr rrewn prince, tn his capsrity law. the trial proceeded. n reai .i. proposed that the minister GREEK CATHOLIC UNION. shrill r, n.ain at their post without pewinns and then if they so dePa.. May 29. The sired. Wilkesharre. satr.e suffrage bill should be ninth annual convention of the Greek suhn'i't- ,1 to the next riksdag. The , irini'r-rsCatholic Union ms oooned here however, would not agree to with a street parade this are in iiMeni 'TV cr.nsti'u'ionally established Nearly 4n once. They nt'eiMled service last niuru of the two chamhers must he nt St. Mary's Greek church. Today ard safeguarded hv the : follows from this that thrv wli assemble in tecrct srs-dikiT.ir tills, as aud elect flhciTs. ati overwhelming majority of the first ens-tome- MARRIAGE SET FOR JULY 21. London, May 29. The marriage of J. Austin Chain herein, former chancellor ot the exchequer, and Ivy Muriel, tbs daughter of H. I Dundlea of Datchet, MURDERERS EXECUTED. Buckinghamshire, has been fixed for 21 at Bt. Margaret's, Weatminstar. Riga, May 29. Death sentence was July executed today on the eight murderers POSITIVE DENIAL MADE. of Police Sergeant Portslk. These were the workmen In whose behalf the lower Christiania, May 29. Rumors of a house of parliament Interpellated PreWilliam of Gerof mier Goremykin and demanded a com- meetingand Emperor King Haakon of Norway at many mutation of tlieir sentence. Christiania, after the coronation of tha latter next month, are without foundaPUMICE STONE COVERS OCEAN. tion. Honolulu, May 29. The schooner AMBASSADOR FRANCIS RECEIVED. loivlna which has arrived from Lay-aa- n Island, reports that the ocean in Vienna, May 29. Emperor Francis that vicinity ! covered for many mllei Joseph today received the American with a heavy coating of pumice atone. ambassador, Mr. Francis, at the At Yaysan island and on the French Hot-bur- 50000 more men to smoke Wanted esters Best CIGARS ' Strictly Union Made By special request we make Wesler Best" at 375 Twenty-thir- d Street, Ogden, Utah. SEWING MACHINES The White Is King BALL BEARING, LONG WEARING, EASY to places where no representatives of Immigtaiieu companies are located. RUNNING. A PERFECT MACHINE, PIECE OF FURNITURE. BOLD ON EASY TERMS A HANDSOME PLEASE CALL. White Sewing Machine Company. OPERA HOUSE BLK. OGDEN. wln-Gv-- 1 j WILL REVISE LAWS. Victoria BUSI- The fifteenth ercise of the s I hand-mixin- t. r I Everybody is buying bread, more so in tbe hot sum mer moutlis. I)o you prefer bread made in a damp and unsanitary air, saturated with a wealth of perspiration, as it will be if made in the way? Or do you prefer bread made in a clean and healthy atmosphere, made in a strictly sanitary manner by the latest machinery? If so, ask for s s MUST I Ogdens Bread Sanitary and CaKe Factory Graduates of Weber Stake Were Given Good Program GJven at tha Methodiat Their DiplomaaOoacph Smith Church Last Evening Unable to Attend. by Class. From California to Hav Ceremony Performed Wars Forced to Continue Journey to Evanston, Wye. EXAMINER TELEPHONES 1906. SO, d Cam ccv. new MAY TO MARRY PRETTY row Dae MORNING, CHINAMAN GRADUATION DIPLOMAS For Mm bakin WEDNESDAY UTAH, - ri-i- tl-.- - ves-teida- JLhc UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY. Ultab IMattonal Sank of Qgbcn, I Ag DOOLY. JOSKPH S. PKERT. V. HALM K HOA ' A. V. 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