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Show the Moi:nin(i -- examixeis: or,Di:x, ltau, m:inl;day inrctd the l; i end lawfully row J Uni. fcadri off uy There are about 30U c.a idle hu:e, but icnviPO'i es most of ine men are going to j:i Lake on their tiinual excirlon, la Lot anticipated that there will be any trouble. lea. t OPINION I,' i hutch for BURAOttS IS PREJUDICED. u i, it . itf & Menby Beal Brother and the Crandall Brother Utah Construction company. I- da;' for ten Wages had bourn work and the men struck for 3 for eight ho ats work, or 2.50 lor ten hours. The strike was atari ad by the employ es of Ue Beal Biothcrs ft MendeuLall and those working for the immediately, other firms leaving only a few English-speakin- g teamsters at work. After an argument in which dubs aud stones were the substituted for were forced o leave but not until several had bora injured. IVputies Jay Sharp aud Andrew Smith from Salt Lake arrived when the trouble was at. its height and Deputy Sheriff At ha Williams was also present, and three strikers were are rvwted. These were Guy Bombino, Tony fhlsetto and Guy Hoperotta. These by tne teams: era mm were as having been prominent lu the assaults which maue them quit work. At midnight then- were IflO to 3o0 strikers gathered In groups hut no further violence was expected umll the Minsters attempted to resume Sheriffs work in the morning. W. D. Booth, Axel 8iwie, Isaac Emery and Earl Slater are expected to arrive before 6 a. m. d ih& lard F. Snyder, chairman of lm lain Herald has lores'-ratethe family hintory of Senator Lurrows and makes this disclosure: Tha uncle ol Senator Julius Caesar Burtowa of Michigan was an apoatate Mormon. It Is said his mother was alot but he dsuies this. For orer three years, from his vantage point as chairman of the senate committee on and elections. Senator Burprivilege rows has heon leading the fight a against the seating of Keed Smoot, Mormon apoaile. In the eenate. Mormon say that Senator Burrows' hostility hirherio nate or leas an unexplained mystery U bui the carrying out of a legacy if hate end bltt ernes toward .the Mormon people and the Monuon churca, left to him by relatives. llie Herald wired l:s Washington correspondent lo ask Senator Burrows including his If any of his mother, had been uiisnitiur of the Mormon church. To this Inquiry, Senator Burrows replied: "My mother never was a member of the Mormon church. Her brother, my uncle, SyleesUr Smith, of Klrtland, Ohio, was a wmbw of the Mormon church. He has been dead many Hn-ede- protest can arrive. "Wilthe American' ; any nu.e committee. Is one of those active in securing signatures to tbs protest, but it is well known thin both liemocrstlc and Republican politician are (ooperating with hip. umii denhall. f STILL TALK OF STRIKE. Suit Lake. June 12. Member of the local carmen s union said last night that they regarded the question of an immediate strike against the local company as by do means settled and several' conductors expressed the opinion that a genutai strike would be ordered at the meeting to be held tomorrow at which the matter will be considered. According to the statement of some of the union men. a strike for recognition of the union and better troat-iii'-of the men by the company is s eiriuinty. but whether It will be called immediately depends on the views of ihe union as to whether the strike can be won under present conditions. The union men ray there are many nonunion carmen who are In hearty aim - pa tli y mand. with the union meu in their CHINESE ARMY REFORM. de- 13, iooit. would be useless as caviary. But as the pony is hardy and easily obtained a useful body of mounted imantry or irregular horse uf the CotiSatk type might be developed. At present the training is too much confined to the parade ground, but at the cavalry of the Third division has burn sent to the north to operate against the they should be obtaining practical experience of irregular warfare. Though the engineers, as I heard, are BoIJom to be seen, they are known to possess the regular equipment, and are trained in bridging, entrenching, mining uud telegraph work. As the Chinaman has for ages been able to build and bridge, his ability has only to be turned Into military channels. The third division possesses a regular transport serve e, and us all internal traffic is carried on by carts, there should never be a lack of vehicles. Whether the organization snd provision of supplies will he properly managed in the field has yet to be proved. At present the infantry are much superior to the other branches of tha new army in training and organization; a remark that applies with especial force to the other four divisions In the north, which, though supposed to be complete, have not yet reached division in the level of the Psotlug-fequipment. Of these divisions the second is Y uugplng, in the north at Chili, the fourth near Tientsin, the sixth in the Hunting park outside Pekin. A seventh division is in process of and as each L supposed to number 12.1'0U men in all branches, there should be nearly SU.OttO modern troop In the north at present, who are every day improving in training and organization. At present the most obvious defect is variety of armament. A mixture of German, French and Japauese guns make up the artillery, while the rifles vary from Martinis and Mannlichera to several types of Mausera. However, every, effort ia being made to obtain a full supply of up to date weapons, both by purchase ami also from the arsenals in China, the most important erf which are those at Wuchang, at Kiangnsn. near Shanghai, and one lately founded on the Grand canal. From the large arsenal at Wuchang, under Japanese are being direction, fifty Mauser turned out every day, and field gun of Krupp pattern and large number, of cartridge and shells sre also being made.' In fact, as regards material equipment and mechanical training the northern army, at least, should soon be iq s condition of high efficiency; though if the control of Yuan Shlhl.ai, the life ami arail of the movement, were withdrawn, military development might be seriously checked, and the laxity, ignorance and corrnption that characterize other departments of the Chinese government might lay their paralysing Influence on army administration. Imndon Morning Post. 1 Rur-row- ! a JHP.BS1, 'ftaTSSrtisSS F. C. WOODS ft CO. Architects. 56 ft 57 First L y Bank Bldg. Both Natl Phones Nst't fcuRi. Bell Phone J5 b OF CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS 245-24- 7 P. A. ISAKSON Contractor and Builder. 2d sL Bell Phone 29S-Z- . D. W. STONE. Contractor and Builder. Office and 424 SOtb 6L hop st residence. Bell 'Phons 582-K- . JOHN ELLIS, Contractor and Builder. . All kinds of mill work. Rear Utah ft Oregon Lumber Yards, 24th 8t I j W. E. NEWMa Work, Galvanized Heating and Vent.;an3 Washington avs. Both phoney CALVERT ft LEEK Contractors and Builders, Brick Lima Mfrs. 216 Ecctes B:dc Phono 500-Y- . ,T" nice. 0 ' m oeu G. Cornice, Tin Roofing, guttering and general Jobbing. 427 Twenty-thir8treeL d J. HUMPHRIES Builder and Contractor. Shop and BelL Office. 202 21st. Phone 250-C. BRASS WORKS. Iron fencing, sidewalk doorA balcony, counter railing, etc. 2266 Wash. Ave. Bell 'phen S5t-BROWN IRON ft JOHN T. NEWTON Contractor and Builder. Office at residence, 889 27th. Phone 175 Ind. Shop rear of Wright ft Sons Co. LI CROSBIE. R W. O. RIDGES Contractor snd Builder. Reg;,. Alt atione, Shop Work. 415 23d Cell Phone 264-K- . i ft BLATTERT. SMITH guttering end tin work of all kinds. 2254 Wash. Avs. GEO. OLMSTEAD. Contractor and builder. CVk m hep pt residence, 600 24tn 8t Wm . Ogden. Bell 'phone 481-x- OGDEN CORNisiT ELECTRIC WORKS. Galvanised Iron and Copper Ca nlehea. Skylights and Tin Rofj 2459 Grant ave. M. GILLES, General Contractor and Planing MilL Office and and Wash oppoeit nacle. Builder. Mill d Tab CARL SAMUELSON. General Builder and Contractor 537 29th St. Bell 'phone 284 x. Roofing, PETER UNANOER. General Contractor and builder. 359 9th St. Bell phone 675-z- . CALVIN STUART. Contractor and builder. Repaid alteratione, ehep work, porch and window careening. 2120 Royal An. Bell 'phone 273-x. Masonry and Cement Contractors WHEELWRIGHT CONSTRUCT. CO. of cement mason work, excavating and pipe laying, sewers and water systems. Ogden, Utah. Ail kind BATEMAN BROS ft DOYLE All kinds of Csmant and Masonry work. Excavating, sowers and water systems. 3285 Wall avs. Call 333-- d I: Cgden a25A.FirstGRAVES, Architect A DIRECTORY u It only needed a visit lo Paoting-fu- . shout four hours from Pekin on the OFFERS TO LIGHT PROVO. Hankow railway and the headquarters of the two best division in the ChiProvo. June 11. The city council nese army, the First (Mauchul and eonnldrrtd (be street lighting system the Third (Chinese), to see that the jeers." AGRICULTURAL COLIECE s' in executive session this evening. WalIt waa in iki '30s that Rensior new military development shows no OF UTAH uncle left the church. Within a ter Cox, representing T. R Daniels, signs of relaxing activity. All over a few yearn in 1x37, to be more es himself and others, offered to light the vast parade ground there were soldiers plloftr Julius C. Burrows was bom. A power at drilL from small squads of recruits The exercises of rninmencement citys street with of finds the 69 nephew of Tears lapse week lii Id at the Agricult urai college lights at a cost of CO cents each a learning the goose step to dark masses as who man striking the apostatised and 6, were in every way month, giving the city the right of pur- of men maneuvering up and down; bard a Mow as he can at the people June 3. resident Atrinihall de- chasing the plant at the end of six from every side were heard bugle call, satisfactory, aud relative his affiliated, with whom sermon at It years. The matter was referred to tha words of command, the rattle of rifles baccalaureate a livered forsook in anger whose doctrine he oclock Sunday that was overNowiug electric light conuniuee with Mayor and measured tramp of troops. My and disappointment. with vigorous, oilKlnul thought, point- Friable and Councilman Partridge stifl- arrival there lu the cimipauy of two Senator Burrows unde, Sylvester to coincide out the ererlastlug dignity unit ed. Mr. Cox says that the people he British officers ofhappined ing a Japanese general, Smith, left the church in the 3us. beauty of will have their plant in op- with the visit represents tapping tanplng, Upping, He left it because he had preferred ' eration In sixty dajs if a romraet is and a battalion was brought up for our Sk . ilAfoa i if Wiiltk granted. Coal will be used for gen- lnHcction; men in dark uniform, -It- ewrui with putties and peaked caps hiding erating power. their rolled up pigtails; officers in cooiim in " badness Bounced him for making the charges. blue, with pigtails hanging down bright IN SHOT DUEL. th PLAYFUL 7 P" The battalion more than TOIsWin 1834. thro, years beft.ro backs. their of nature, nags and mountain peaks 1 had heard at the ex all confirmed Julius Caesar Burrows was born. and Two young men plajed at dueling on the students, faculty many drill of the new troops, at the These charges of criminal conduct; friends cellenco Kolob canmountain in southern Utah on drove sight mil up the there was a simutlan the manual in the establishment of a special high fire day earff as he saw June 7, according to the Iron County eous flash and rattle of the rifles all council to try the president of the yon and spst waa a field day more Record, with the result that one was down the Hues. In the various evoluchurch: the trial; the denunciation of liL Never shot juat over the sorts of the heart tions company and baUillou Bylresirr Rmfcli by the special high The sixteenth annual commence- The name of the young man injured moved section, like one men; it would have oounrll, which ordered bi to tn was Wallace Williams, a son of John wax o'clock 11 held ment at Tuesday been hard to match ihe smartness nml statement vindicating the Prophet marked originality throughout, lion. D. Williams of Kanarra. The name of precision of the movements on any Joseph hmltb uid afterward his con- E. M. Allison man him who the not shot has been Die to address ftiJtverod fession of the lalae charges, form an parade ground la the world eo said NEW IMMIGRATION the graduates. It was original aud learned, nor have the details of the the foreign officers snd in an attack epoch in the history of tha Mormon shooting. filled substantial LAW ATTACKED. with good, scholarly, carried out sptoss the ground in the chnrch. It is were that however, said, they foladvice. rushes and with and usual short denunciation this After trial, Of tits graduates, Mr. Allred gave a standing back to buck, and were to lowingstyle, New York, June 12. The proposed supports, the men moved with Etnlih, U is said, confession, fiyhi-ueHcinforred walk four pares and tiro. They thought per on Immigration law of rapidity and couflilenre, combined Gat prominence tank from bis position were both but of one them guns empty, how it is prepared with perfect order and control, that was attacked last nlghi,ai a meeting .and left the church. Senator Rur Concrete, telling was loaded. is it Young Williams, said, showed a very high pitch of training. of the New Immigrants evProtective rows' mother who was at this time a and emphasising tut importance to Mies Minnie ietenwa stands a chance to recover. Every nun looked keen and the final league held it Cooper Union, member of the church, according to the ery engineer. "Science nnd the Housewere piissed denouncing the charge was carried through with story told here, but denied by Bure discussodiIn b NEGRO SPEAKS GREEK. and asking that way that brought forth rousing cheer. When the battallou hill ae 'rows, was chagrined by her brother's keeper The Ideal Woman much appfkuss. marched past, with the flat Rioted Uer President Roosevelt and Speaker Cantreatment and apostatised. Balt Lake, June It. John Sotlro. a man step, it was Impossible not to ad- non hold the measure in abeyance was equally discussed by Mias Forge-on- . Creak, was arraigned yesterday after- mire the rigid straight nes of the linea, until a commission appointed by the FIGHTER IN MANY WARS. musical seleo-lion- s noon before Judge Diehl charged with the erect carriage and soldierly bear- former could luver-f.guiSeveral tho immigraw-- re of tha carrying concealed weapons. He was ing of the meu. And the training that tion ciHidit'ious and report to the fedmembers rendered by Salt Lake, Juua 11. Brigadier Gen- music to unable and beEdward speak English, eral officials. produced this smart banal ion was department, making, in all, a eral Obarina A. Guoildge, retired, one Jackson, a negro, appeared ia court ing carried out all orer ihl Chinese program. Among the speakers were Edward the astonishment to of court and the of the must picturesque of the old delightful President Kerr gave his report which Aldershot, and ia going forward in tauter barb, Congressman William S. visitIs to act frontier offered as at After flgblrew, Interpreter. vanguard waa very brief but to the point He exmany camps, not only in the north Bennet, Signor Seoul, Marcus Braun, ing la Salt Lake for a few days ono plained that the destruction of the me- Jackson explained the altnatlon to but in other parts of China a well. Of Carl Hauser, Joseph BaroadCM, Dr, In Run lu defendant Sutiroa Crock the home from his wished his way the work in the open I saw nothing, but chanic arts building and equipment, to summon two and H. J. Relt, The ociurt foreign officers hkve told me that it is Alexander Dcuib.Lsky to Dotooit, where he expects to one week before the opening of tha set the ckse for witnesses. 2 Tha afteroclock two, this genreside for n year or carried out with- the asme thorough had interfered with the work, RECEPTION TO BRYAN eral's property waa not destroyed in college, mechanic arts. This noon, and Jackson will act as inter ness snd energy as the parade drill, in particularly I , .tha recent disaster. Gen. Coolldge marred at present by excessive had resulted In a smaller attendance preter. New York, June 12. The Com mere Jackson says he learned to speak though mechanical precision. In skirmishing, dal : Travelers at present the gueat of Ca.pL George than there would otherwise have bere. Greek Anti-TruLeague, In one year. During that time for instance, the men will not break H. Jameraoo si tori, Douglas, and will The been completed and he waa movement lo exthe which usd building organized employed as porter in n Greek the regular extension space by a yard tend a also visit for severs I days with Dr. equipped, so that the work in the public reception, to Wxa. J. Brysaloon near the Rio Grande depot. to take cover on either aide. It should an on hi Carl lndraberger of this city. return to this country Aug. shops waa resumed early in Februrifle hitherto General be that added military uolidge's practice 29th, at a meeting yesterday, decided During , ary. NOT been have negSTRIKE OR career be has token an active part in TO TO STRIKE. and entirely signalling The total registration this year Is lo defer Immediate action as to delected, but thut now alien: ion ia being tails snd to appoint a committee of every war since the Civil si rife. He CCS, representing twentyffuur coune twenty-fiv12. for The question of given to their development. Belt Lake, June served on the frontier - tome plan ties In Utah, and the states of Idaho, A battery of Krupp field guns, 1905 tm members to arrange years, being stalkVd at what was Arizona, Colorado, Iowa, Maryland, whothar or not there is to be a strike would meet with the which was then Camp Deugiaa present site Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, Oregon, of the street ear men employed by the pattern. Just luiely purchuaed, of all branches of the party. Utah Light and Railway company brought out. The teams drove about years ago South Dakota and of tha fort tiil'ty-aeve- n besides seems iu different formal ions; then at an orhave lire to with the Seventh Infantry under Col. Canada and Mexico. Wyoming, temporarily hung DENIED. INJUNCTION Of the 663 stu- Thera is no John Gibbon, later brigadier general. dents, 147 are doing work of particular progress being der they galloped up in line, limber college made either toward la dead lock or In an In and and sprunq guns apart, Gen. Cooildge took part in the Cuban New York. June 12. Justic Gleg-cric- h grade. There am 108 students in agof the difficulties of which slant the balicry had opined lire on and Philippine engagements and was riculture, 113 ia domeetic science and settlement ypsti-rdudenied en application an imaginary memy. The ready reone at the com ml figure in the cap- arts, 127 ia commerce, 136 in engi- tha car men oompialn. by the Marlborough Athletic club for decided seen General this the When to swift, war. sponse morning onlrri, Chinese the of Pekin during ture and mechanic arts, and 27 in Manager K. S. Campbell of the rail movements of t lie gun crews, showed an Injunction to prevent Sheriff Hayes Hs waa retired from active service neering from iiitere science. general way company said that the projtosltion tn a: in diseiplic and training the ar- and the nolle? department three years ago. with their boxing match). This not had the fur car are behind boon men submitted the infantry by of tillery The most memorable instances is the outcome of the order t FIGHTERS TURN WESTWARD. taken up at a meeting of the executive One obvioiiH wi.iknees there was; the action said the general last my career, Govi-rnoHiggins to Sheriff Hayes were too weak by six and Chinese committee that last, ponies Wednesday night, came during the uprising of two wuk directing the ahi'riff to ago field Even to had answer team been utnnltted for the 12. it The Salt June an Lake, piece. cloning the Sioux and Nes Forces tribes la of the lid In tho law the smooth on was regarding boxing aud last This the the New they in ground parade development Friday fight game 1 was in tha Sitting 1876 and 1877. , in the case so fur as the company was were with difficulty started into a gal- prir.e fighting. Bull campaign In 1876 np in Wyom- York ha driven the pugilist again concerned. would certain to the western coast. Although the lop; on heavy they hand his and Custer Gen. when ing. HEAVY DAMAGE BY STORM. When aaked as to the exact nature ly he unequal to the work required. future for the game is none too bright at fighting men were massacred at Big in of the car mens dcnuind. Mr. Cant-heDrawn from the hardy peasant in earthquake-strickenor the city, one of (hat was the and Horn party Geneva. X. Y., June 12. It lx estin stated that them- - demands had classcH the new soldier arc nuturally rescued Marcus Reno and his little lxa Angeles since the Herrora-Nelimin the big. sturdy fellows, anil their phye.qui mated that the damage done by the not been considered in detail, even better are town fiasco, ihtr that from band who had escaped the i developed by a hard rcurse of gym- recent wind and hull storm In tho Ira than the east. The first crowd of past, continued Mr. Gamplien, bloody field. u certain policy nastic and exercises. The Chinaman niidi.i.e vicin:t.y will reacn close to has company pursued coast fot arrived tho headel It was in Lc battle at Big Hole, sports of a million dollars. The and stopped over between in dealing with its employes, uud we make a splendid gymnast; flying the a qu.ii-iiMont, Aug. 9, 1877, that I came closer yesterday Irres- vaulting horse, swinging and balnueiug 1,'hs of W. and F. Smith company, them treated have individually. in were Salt trains Lskr. Spider They to cashing in than at any time before of their union on the bant, swarming up rope uud mcniliership. Youc, is estimated at or after. I was wounded three times Kelly. James Nril, father f Fraukla pective This doriinient runic to us front the poles to crossbars at least fiflecn feet ftlbn.iinii. Growing nursery f ork ia Nell. and lleinte Frankie Noil Rapsel. In the bitter fight with Die Nos Tor pro .W's-lntioth of Stree to high, and lumiug probably damaged 4f per cent. The boys win the game waa dead AnielgutURted tribe, when 150 soldier made a stand in These ILillwuy is also enormous. Employes of ground, the men showed strength, agl iiuji to fnii! growi-rthe eat. and the prospect for the and Electric 300 In more than of a force against was America, and it consisted of a number Uy and cool n i ve. Thu display wits dians for three flays. Of our force opealng of the pugilistic game Govof articles, practically a form of agree- lira liiniid to picked men, for several NO CHOLERA(IN RUSSIA. none too bright. The action of sixty were either killed or wounded, ernors ment hr whlrh this company should luiv.c Miuds took part. has and l'ennyiuickcr lllggtns were lofl Indians more than and over the operation of its romi to The new eu rgy anil thoroughness Washington. June 12. Tlie treasury a stop to the game both in New turn the dFSoeiatkin. The directors decided liow ii lu the i: lining extends j dropped during that melee. The In put bn sent a lcMi-- r tn tin departnu-ntowns the York and only . Philadelphia, surslovdians tiled to burn ns nut after f the niii.'le.-mlyintents. that they could not change the policy slate ilcpanmi-.announcing the abhave was It whore They prnopnrlng. mi rounding us. an.1 tried other methods, regard to treating with employes, enly hubil.--t Id i often seen in the ordi- sence of cholera in Russia so far this soon will Fianctaco that Pan hopes nnd so answered in this nistter. but our small band, under Col. jirfin start nary life of tin- Chinese the barracks removal of and rvmmmenriinK t when it up again, nnd say "The company considers that it has show no trace. Airy and well lighted, jear. Gibbon, held rur ground until reineml on Kuselan ccrtnin dra-of the all the fighters country e.i connection or business with tho as the rooms, wli plain mud floor and forcements name on the third day and Euuf In at rmharkstiou puin's flock will glints there. ' .ills, were MselaMnn of car men of America, and whitewiiHhrd the whole tribe was tracked to earth spotlessly is hardly willing to turn the operation clean; beds it I kit were faultlessly rope. and paid dearly fur their raid." GOVERNMENT WILL HELP. Gen. Cootldae took part In the war of i's mad over to this or any oihe tidy; nowhere aw there a xign of dirt COMES QUICKLY. in nnd Cuba out side sssoei.il Ion, which R cannot or disorder. Si niraied front the sleepthe In both with Spain, Rett take. June 12. Tin! the gm hilil lia tor have rooms actions. mess all of t' the rank held ing He responsible quarters rhllippiues. will take r part In the pro lieutenant-colone- l The men demand that when a con' a Mackb'wnl f giving lectures I o' the Dont Have to Wait for Weeks. An in the Ninth In ernment the ervetton of in ruin the Ogden Illustration. prehistoric re hour tho than men. and mu. eoiiiuiissioue.l officers or arrives la'er duet faniry in the Philippines and China wen!. In evidenced front I he tntie of i room of their own. for him to report he shall not hate a 'ass qmred and was one of the most prominently a lorter received h Covi-rnoiC. .toll a Wailing Is discouraging. he flne.l or laid elf when the fault we The qiurtermu ers department showIdentified with the rupture of Prkln Cutlor yesterday, from E. A. Hitehewk the enmprnys. Tli rule will protect ed itarefu, pro. ision nnd orderly arPrompt action plcasra' everybody. in the struggle with the Chinese. He inof the department of the A burden on the back is a heavy nnnhle to jpt to tho rangement; men who arifles, clean and the took part in the bxilltn of Tien Tsln. secretary I terior. The letter dated at Washing office bn.him- - itf an accident tithe ear wcl loile.l, rim- the waTs; knapsacks, weigh. Tang Brum and Pekin. Col. Llscum. ton. June 5. end says: Hard In bear day after day. service on which they depend to get pouches. blii'.tiMs, overcoats, water commanding the Ninth Infantry, was rf .vour letter of "I am in Harder still year after year. bottles piled n- illy on sitelves, togeththere. killed during the assault on Pekin, the 25lh ult. receipt tool-- , enrlnsing two newsp.iper er weight, removing the of with Lifting slacks . entrenching had next in and rank, Coolldge. clippings relative to the pivhcrvutlun shovels, .ixos and saws, one of BINGHAM. AT picks, stormIn QUIET the of the regiment charge of prehistoric ruin, nnd I have the UritiT-which is carrb appreciating responses. by i very soldier. bud in the rapture of the honor ing of you that your said new military there Ogden people tell of it. ere Then the for12. the While .tune the Dingh.itn. forbidden city, hi regiment being with lie enclosure, has hei-Tt-1H can be done. how letter, wlllt well equipped opera tltiq first of the alien to get into the heart referred to the rointiilssioner or the eign Mriker arc still idle here and hopit;il. , ull of rrlit-- that's quick and sure. an. I m .i. nnd with a room l on the work to lo return grade decline of the Chinese stronghold. general land office for report and recof it: Here is a full Ktr. iiy of field hospital neccsu vies, Grin When Gen. Coolldge wan stationed ommendation a ini that a copy of your of the ore branch of the Hlo O. Rircsbtirg of 175 Twenty-frair- h Mix i medical store, all lying 1ndic-.i- t ions s.in stretcher there row lire building, 1ST0 at. "Camp Douglas In 18K9 and letter w till a. copy of the clipping relt.. Ouden. Utah, says: While for use; the lately iln-.will rot urn to rk jms-ipacked and rea-lthe camp was comioaed of a row of ative to the alleged proponed removal that I have mver used Doan's Kidney Pills Mr. o' lie Imiii of opened veieriti.iiy hoepital, with toiiie.riew. log cabins and another row of log to toliwado of ruin in Southeastern Deal drntt myself inv husband has tested them and Bros, ft Men-- nliail. (Me railroad Utah, has been similarly referred to cotisraci'ir. is .barracks, all of the most primitive. t!ii looms, firrlers ftw nl more-.- , uud au-- found them lo be u first rate rem the barrack were the conunhiknii-- r of Indian affair. Later, however, . The rear i1 the college, under cn... lie lia bon bpthered off and on m.nlc a proposition to Hi,On receipt of these reports you he 'bettered, until the present fort wa men Invc boi n nrcii lug ? J a day an I Japanese ins'nitcor. whore the lec- for a lone time with dull, dragging i completed. The laat visit of the gen- will be further advised. iu his loins snd through his kid yesterday they struck : .in advance ture looms an, laliontorics displayed eral to the fort was In 1894. during uc . ii was more severe when he of 5d cents on the ton dny. By a glittering an ay of the newest scienmartial of BOOTH. MR. court .the famous Capf. or done heavy work, or if FIGHT STARTS ON Mr. .! fa offer- tific iTi'triiinei:! ., and an imposing taught way of Cowles. and skclenuis an l he stooped it hurt him when h ef 92 25 airl a number f tin- - nn-are ing Frod inclined to re: urn lo work Salt Lake. June up. He saw Doan's Ki ilbig'iinis uf iiorsi s. Everywhere tho T Dubois of Idaho was notified by ASSAULTED BY STRIKING FORspirit was In evi- ucy Ii !. aiivcrixcd snd procured Everything is quiet tanv yhrriff modem piivr. Ih:x at S. W. Radeons drug store. 2421 arc dence. EIGNERS. wire yesterday that a prntiwt au.'ivs Emery and a number of Thu first M tichu division I did not IVaFltlnEli'u ave. Thv helped Mm Mike on the ground wsfelilne the confirmation of Hiram K. lie fully equal to the frot'i ii'.c fits' and he felt better af:r as United State district attorney for Bombino, ihe nglctor from Salt Luke ee. it i stit Salt lake. Junt J2. A storm of Lake ami end two other Italian !m are in Jail crack L'ltimv virion. At present the using ilu'r-.- i than he had In a lit; that har been brewing for sev- Utah wtii be prepen-- In Sait commif.-two corps not on the best of liitii-- . here for creatine dNtur'.iumvs eral werKs tuning me consmirTion forwarded to the Judiciary li hit een.ve. and their State 1 iMs For sale by 1! dealers. Trice, ir encounters between are rm United having the Bingham of the term, gangs employe Co.. Tuffs not infrequent. Nivh-i'- f uni. before the Jusliro of ipp posec. !hi? w.ddlrr now has the question of Mr. Roil Inainl: of Ihe Rid vi m Yivk. role ng1 ms for the Unl:t the eavnlty. vi'vi-ort- N'l-rail-na- d There were several gnu pi,oi- - last lug was s!i,broke j eaterday when 20(1 confirmation under consider, It is, 1 ihlnk. genS?i.llX Rensior Dubois. It 1 expected, will niah-t- bid Town Marsha! .1 W Grant r.eer or lr.m. foreigner, rvizi.y Orels and Italian, Remember ihe name Doans - and ii. owing to the small shovel and took up notify Senator Clark of Wyoming, with Officer Siringliain ami Sum pel i r i ally know:: laid down the-s and started oa a chairman of the Judiciary commute. Johns, assisted by Die slier. ff uejm- - size of the Cr;,uee pony, the farce Like no o her. clubs and of ARCHITECTS th? of Hun-huize- s. Rave out Attorney Central eaterday an opinion in the matter of in the office 'probate proceedings' of the attorney gencial. in response o an inquiry from County Attorney K. E. Spr..gue at Juncuon. L'tah: "Sir Replying to jour fsvor of the tith lost, relating to the clerk's fee in probate proceeding, you are advised that under the provisions of secerf 1x98, that tion 972, Revised Bist-iiupua the filing of the petition and the a fee issuance of letters of $2 must be paid to ilie clerk, and if subsequently. letters are issued to a special administrator an additional fee of $2 must be paid the same as in the original case. And further, upon filing the inventory of the estate an additional fee of (10, where the value of the estate dors not exceed 12,500. must be paid to the clerk. That is to say, from the filing of the first petition for letters testamentary up u and including the filing of the inventory and final settlement of the estate, when its value is less than -- ,500 tees amounting to the sum of 12 must be paid to tbs clerk, if special letters are issued, then 2 more must be paid. wm is ;:iai thus secure delay in considering ih we employed His Mother and Uncle Were Mormon Apostates. The Salt the 1 to'-n- . BREEDEN. BY jitxe moknimj, L. J. BUCHER Brick Contractor. Mantles, Grates and Tiling. All Jiinds of cement work. Cor. 26th and Grant Bell . phone 257-- ft JACKSON LEVEDAHL. Brick Contractors, Press Brick i specialty, Ind. 'phones 699 and ML J. P. ONEILL CONSTRUCTION CO.Contractora snd Builders of Sewers, Cement Walke, Street Pivlag and Grsvsl Roofing. 423 25th it FRED A LUND. Genera! Contractor in brick end stone. 67 S 2it St Bell 'phone 449c. GEO. H. GREENWELL Brick snd stone contractor end mfgrf common snd pressed brick 231 22nd 6t Bell 'phone 317. Painter & Paperhangers Directory d C. O. ISAKSON. G. A. MULLER Plain and decorative painting and paperhanging. No charge for estimates. 150 Snd 8t Bell' phone. Fran-.olse- J. R. DRANE. Painting and paper hanging, 2433 Ind. 688. Wash. Bell phons 894-k- ; -- st HOPSON ft CO, Sign Writers, Painters, Paper Hangers; Estimates Given on General Contracting. 277 24th st Both phenes. SON, N. E. OBERGL Contractor, general house print Ing and paperhanging. 1004 21K 9t Bell 'phene 246-z. Paper PETER ANDERSON. House painter, artistic pipe hanging. Estimates on contract work. 452 Jftli 8L Bell phone lift Painter and paper hanger, EetL mates given free. 2032 Ballantynt avenue. Both 'phones. JOSEPH W. LUND. House painter, papertianger, so tlmatea given on contract werk. 2763 Perk Ave. Ind 'phone 3444 FRANK LAUER, Painter and Decorative Kengsr. 420 24th street I. SANDER. T. C. MORRIS. Wall Paper, Signs end ete. Painting, Psperhsnglng and Tinting, 305 24th Et, Bell 'phwie ,77; Ind, SO. - ft Dealer In Well Paper, Paper Hug ing. Painting, Tinting and Genov Decorating; 36 year experiera. 2582 Wash, avs, opposite Library, W. L. BACON. hXrWWben: House painter, paperhangsr, S years experience. Contract werk a specialty. 263 Wash. Ave. BdJ Phons 297-- orating; original designing. Let us show you our work In Ogden. General work alto. Office 2438 Wash, avs. Bell, 3S4-Z- . House painting, natural weed finishing, paper hanging snd papw cleaning. Shop 421 23rd 6L Bali phone 449k. Res. 656 21at Sb Wo do tho artietic work of th city. Relief, fresco snd scenic dec2 N. ft WILSON, ll n Contracting Plumbers Ogden City , nt X otlu-di-pu- h;-.- s I r A. W. MEEK. L. ZITZMAN. Plumbing and heating. Pump work. 2269 Wash. Ave. Bell 'Phone 654k. Residence 316-y- . s - Plumbing and Heating. Removed from the 25th 8L ehop to 2M Wash. Ave. Ind. 'phone. J. JOHN KRUMPERMAN, Plumbing; Estimate Furnished on application. 422 2th sL Ball 'phone 3032. Wash THE OGDEN PLUMBING CO. It will pay you to see ua before conPrompt attention to ell tracting. kinds of plumbing. 2629 Madieoa Bell 'phone 513-Z- . General Plumbing. application. W. Licenced avev DALLMORE, 518. Ind. Bell 'phono HALVERSON 2410V5 tSM Sanitary Plumber. 518-X-. BROS. Estimates in Wash, basement . Bell phn 522-y- -- r I . Plasterers Contracting Local Union No. 252 i spi-cia- -c ( : c. G. PRICE. 196 2d SL Beil 'phone btir-dc;- t. Gi-u- 711 GEORGE WILKINS. ; Pi-ki- i H. A. 8HUPE. 3181 Adams Avs. Bell phM 756-y- . 1131 . n 21st SL Bell 'phono .lispi-nsury- 983 24th 60-x- , T. A. REID. St. Ind 'phone 810i 973 24th W. F. REID. 8t Ind 'phons Sift bl lb-.i- l Tn-i- opei-niiu- g A Directory i ti-l - of tne JOB PINTEIS of 0Jcn nn-n- s G. B. DENKER3, Kinds of Job Printing Neatly done. (Union Shop.) 23491-Wash. lu--- 1 1, n All i Kier-.uiei- ator 2 Ave. Ind. I phone 216. J. I'rni-d-.c- cM-rts- . . nt i INDUSTRIAL . PUBLISHING CO. d All Mr-al'-- , r PRj8 B' - O. WOODY PRINTING that Attracts. Week-Botbinding, all style. 2376 'phones. h ' B. F. c . A. L. SCOVILLE Printers, Embowers snd ere. Opposite Postoffice. 'phones. kinds Eascn-sr- t . ' Thomas, Manager. of Book and Job Print- ing. Bell 'phene. 2406 Waah. Ave. A. T. HE8TMARK, Printer and bookmaker. Bp Pur.chee for loose leaf ledger 3 Wash. Avs. Bell 'Phons |