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Show THE iUBRVANIN THE' CREDENTIALS ARE MIW LOWER OBJECTED MORNING EXAMINER: UE DWELT i: I V 1 1 REGISTRATION e parliament. the Situation With Discussed Some of the Leaders of the u Hows. NEW KANSAS SENATOR IS DUCTED INTO OFFICE. IN DIED AT HIS LONG ISlAND HOME AFTER LONG ILLNESS. His Certificate is Found Fault With Served in Many Respo-sif- c, Post one and Waa a Friend of the Boers By the Senator From VI a Tneir r. in Michigan. Sayville, L. 1.. Jun- - : i Robert H Washington. June 14. Hon. A. W. Benson, appot-m, di, a by Governor Horn Iloose veil, uncle of the house of to suco'ed J. R. Burton as sena'or here early to lay. lit h.m been ill lit proceedings in the lower from Rausas mas inducted into office for several monrha. parliament today. During the agrarian Mr. Roosevelt was Tii eais oil. H mas continued through immediately after the beginning of gfbstr. which DenuHra: Kducaled today's session of the senate. His was a wt the morning session, he occupied for the law, he praciietti hia profesa seal in the 'diplomatic box ss the ciedeuiials mere presented uv his colSenator Long, by whom he sion in New York t'iii r more than nisi of Ambassador Meyer and. duri- league. e ng (he rtceas, Mr. Bryan discussed wsa .sciirted iu the vice president's twenty years, miring in lhTl to himself to literature and stateniusiion with some leaders of the desk, win re the oath was administered. Before the ail ill migration of the oath, craft. lie was editor of ihe New York louse mho appeared anxioua to views to the distinguished Senator Burrows, chatrntau of the Citizen for years; an aider-ma-n of New li.rk Cry; member of Smeih'-LU- Among others to whom committee on privileges and elections, gr. Br sn talked mas M. Alladln, called attention to an irregularity in congress, 1ST ;v,".; cbaiiinan of the excertificate. He point- ecutive com mi! iee of the committee peasant workingmen the governor goder i it the , according to the certifi- of seventy in :he fight sgainst the rtaip. which ir now denominated tbs ed nut group of toil, and the most radical cate, the appointment is made not Tweed ring; .ii:4d States minister to only to fill the vacancy but "unlit the The Netherlands, lksadio. and was ilftiuiii in parliament. treasurer of the Democratic National The group of toll" has decided to legislature shall elea. Literally eor.Mrued," said Mr. Bur- committee at the time of Cleveland's carry the fight against the decision of g:. Petersburg, June 14. Wm. ss interested spectator BO an J. of life-lon- fi-- ilt'-vot- ir ih-u- rows, "in case the legislature should seomd election. From early life Mr. Roosevelt was fail to f the appointee would hold offlre for life. deeply Interested in field sports and He added, however, that he did not active in promotion of societies and count upon such a contingency and clubs for the protection of game, lie ssid he would make no objection to was chairman i.f the commission for Mr. Benson taking his seat. the protection of the soldiers during NEW PLAN PROPOSED. The new senator was given a desk the war with Spain; was at one time among the new Republican senators president of the Sons of the American Was Suggested by Senator Aldrich for who sit on the Democratic side of the Revolution and w as a member of all San Francisco Loan. the committees to aid the Boers in chamber. iht-iwar with England. Washington, June 14. An entirely HAS NO FAVORITES. for the of proposition supply k NEW BISHOP CHOSEN. funds for the building purposes to San was developed yesterday Secretary Shaw Talks of Republican Frsnetseo 14. Three Portland, Ore, June Campaign in Iowa. through conference with the relief coni-itte- e names were today before the now here from that city, and Chicago, June 14 Secretary Shaw convention of the Protestant Episcopal to the house commit-u- e today diocese of Oregou for a bishop to sucan spproprl lions at a hearing was in Chirago today, cn route from ceed the late bishop S. B. Wishtar ihi- - relief committee. to Iowa, Davenport, Whshlngton. gives Morris. The nominees were the Rev. The reason I In stated The plan, ii is said, ia the suggemy Dr. Charles Scailding, of La Grande, he said, Thai I had d sts of Senator Aldrich, of Rhode mith the President before go- Ilia.; Rev. F. W. CUmpett, of San bland, who objected decidedly to the Francisco and Rev. Hodgson Stuck, of ynposeJ plan for a government loan ing to Iowa was that a certain Wash- Alaska. After the presentation of ington newspaper correspondent had of fio.oou.uoo to the Red Cross names a recesi was taen until evenand fir a similar loan to the filled his paper with stories to the effect that the president was displeased ing. House gsa Francisco Clearing Tonight the ridgy selected Rev. Dr. The plan proposed today la that I should become interested in Charles Scaddlng for the bishopric that congress pass a Joint resolution politics in my own state. "Of course the president is not in- of the Oregon diocese. The vote was: authorizing the secretary of the treae-st- y Rev. Rev. Charles Scaddlng, 13; to plane flU.OOO.OOD of govern terfering and will not interfere in Iowa M. Clampett, 11; Rev. Hodgson F. factional I Fran-rlHWhat n is on politics. more, mint, funds deposit in Ban 1. under the same terms as de- have not interfered in luwa factional Stuck, They immediately went into execunot do Intend to. I have posits are mad.- in all government de- politic! and tive session and a vote may be taken the exception stated in all my speeches that I have pository banks with no candidate for governor of Iowa. I tonight. that Its hall remain where depoelted for live or ten years. To make this have spoken for no one and I have MONUMENT TO JUDGE T0URGEE. nosey available for building purposes spoken against no one. "The fight it Iowa is getting hits local improvement company would cemetery Mayville, N. Y. ht organized which would transact all ter, and in their seal, some Republi- was the scene of anMayvllle immense gatherthe business between the banks having cans are liable to become forgetful of on the occasion of the I ing Wednesday the deposit, anl prospective borrowers, the Republican partys principles. dedication of the beaunave painted i best I coukl the old unveiling end monument the Improvement company to assume to the honor tiful granite the responsibility to tbe bank for party,, which 1 believe. Is yet of far and memory of the late Judge Albion tans. greater importance than the consum- XV. Tourgee. The monument is of Vermation of any man's ambition. This plan was laid before the feet mont granite, twelve and one-ha- lf committee by udge Morrhigh, and beers the word Tourgee ow or the roUrf committee, the enMUST ANSWER QUESTIONS. in bold relief on the face. Memorial ure I'altlornia delegation in conday waa selected for the date of ite Sonata Commlttae Dec id as to Force unveiling at the request of the E. F. gress being present at. the hearing. e Tie r.iiAmiltee asked the relM Cromwell to Reply, Carpenter poet, G. A. R, as It haa to present at another hearing been planned .at first by the family to tomorrow i he inch) lawa governing the Washington, June 44. William Nel- have it unveiled either on May 14, the issuance of state and municipal bonds son Cromwell at New York, counsel anniversary of the marfor the raising of money. It was stat- for the Panama Canal company, from riage of Judge and Mrs. Tourgee. or ed this would annirequire a change in the which the I'niled States bought the else on May 20, the sixty-eightcate ronrltution which could not be isthmian waterway property, end a di- versary of hia bjrth. Buffalo News. rector of the Panama railroad, will be A iceoqi pi i shevl without delay. compelled to answer questions pro- OLD FASHIONS BACK IN GARDENpounded by Senator Morgan, if a deGRANT STATUE AT VICKSBURG. ING. cision reached today by the senate committee on interoceanic canals can Carved stone sets and Japanese Vicksburg, Miss. Capt. W. T. Rigby be if Mr. Cromwell mantalna of the Vicksburg National Military the upheld, garden ornamenta seem essential to hia characterised attitude that hat park commission, haa returned after a life. Persons who are withformer attendance! before the commit country (rip north and is filled with good news out gardens In which to set up such tee hia alleged contumacy will he for the for park. Captain Rigby went to carried to the senate, and if the com- things are to lie commiserated Srwburjport, M?es those beings are hopelessly out of for the purpose mittee is is the that it likely upheld cf looking over B03 tablets, made of adornments the contest between the Alabama senator fashion. Willi these iron, for the historic to and demand for the box hedge has come descriptions evenwill York New the lawyer e placed In the park, and of these tually get into the courts. The test in. It fits thes nn dial and the atone hr found that all were and perfect which come date the lantern to perfection. One woman in will to lil h? ready for shipment here within committee Tuesday, town with a back yard that haa long adjourned. the month, with the exception of two, been coveted for a new street has Just to he cast again. had a high box hedge setu p. It conHe visited .New York ULTIMATUM FROM NEVAjpX where he ued pansy beds from ceal a the man city, twml (ion. 0. N. Dodge, whose Influ-we- e view. New York Press. Sent National Firs Insur- outside wen the consent of H. M. Shrady, Message hr a it i? l, to build a ance Co, of Hartford. replica of the MAY SAIL UNDER BRITISH FLAG. Jirunze equestrian figure sad statue of V. s. Grant, that he is now buildiCarson City. June 14. State InsurBan Francisco, June 14. If the presng for Washington city, to he placed ance Commissioner Dsvls has notified ent strike on the water front continues ' th" Vicksburg Insurance Fife National company park. This handsome the agze Maine is to be placed in Wash-'cn- . of Hartford, by a message to President and the conditions grow more but it was arranged, through Nichols, to pay one hundred cents on gravating, there la a possibility tbat aome of the vcseela from this port besf'tnl Dodge, that. Mr. Shrady would the dollar of Us San Francisco losses daplirate the statue for Vicksburg at or erase doing business in the state may sail under the flag of other naof the cost, making it $15,000. of Nevada. This action waa taken when tion!. General Manager XV. S. Pearce, The Washington statue is to cost it was reported to him that tbe com- of the raclfle Coast Steamship comJ.Tf'.flf,!. unions if pany had agreed to pay 75 cents only. pany. declared today that the fapt Rigby also received a donation He holds that such a reduction is an try to make trouble for him, he will hoist the English flag on tbe steamer JJ II.1"" from General Dodge and act of Insolvency. Then if any difficulty arises Curacao. fo'in Stuyveaant Fish toward rilrirf it will be passed up to tbe British for this monument. The RED ROSES AND REMEMBRANCE. oonsel Interesting feature of his trip, Hlghy w?m presented to Frank roses red, double, The spring big, Wet. he srtiat, who Is to visit Vicks- CHAISE REVIVED. in bloom, and churches, school-houa,r" wtihin a month, preparatory to are are bing made and dwellings p.nMrn.' a beautiful oil picture of the Newport. R. I. Mr; Delancey Kane, with their perfume. The next r!:th Mnnesota infantry entering fragrant with more reverence for ancient things a your have bury chance, time 'if.,.., ...ra. resithe Confederate farei you through n a big bouquet of the fragrant than moat of the other summer 'ftt-the civil war. This scene Mossoms. the dents. is providing Newport with sn fill jour lungs with Mitring win very likely show the and and note the world of recol- old time picture, namely a horse making its entrance on tbe perfume that the odor causes to well chaise, with which he is almost dslly M'dwiii seen in the drive. Kerry road, and will have lection J unp'-ir- g up into your mind; recollection of Naturally, it attracts much attention background. 'ere the evil days had and childhood excites some little comment, but of schoolhood; recolleciiona come; INDIANA'S OLDEST JUSTICE. those who may happen to pass Mr. recollections of college life; recollec- Kane in a side wrenching Jaunting car, tions of young manhood and young s noisy dog call or most any other of Ibor.v1iipi Ind. Probably the oli of so la prolific womanhood. Nothing lr the modem vehicles, have !hn Peace in Indiana is e .hi remembrances ss the odor of red roses. every reason to envy him in his coal, tr.as B. Youngblood rtf recolmind no whose in man The easy riding old fashioned chaise New ill?"'p , ho "'H 0 August 13 lections are awakened by tbe fragrance York Herald. Hi eightieth birthday. in the springrose bioeeomlng of red ii h? ip and hearty and he baa a time is dullard whose mental squalor nu other Justice of the pt APPROPRIATION INCREASED. ia equaled only by the physical squalor !Vr Indiana can excel. habitation Is hose anlmaisw those of ',!,,ee has during his term tiJj Washington, June 14. When Mr. of the most loathsome nature. Del Whtaon the office tried 5,000 s of Indiana, ruled the paraIn the Clay Center, Kanaes. BTH Valentine "'?00 tticll ones. He graph in the sundry civil bill carrying srrleii Times. an appropriation of $100,000 for the cfUpieB and iB still di .np. in hi little cabin in B continuation of the analysing and MEAT. OF Th SAMPLES TAKE Justice has made him testing of coals, lignites and other ff marrying couples in qt fuels, substances out of order today 14. in When asked L in don. June ,Bp1 be has even marrie in tbe house, he called forth a storm tbe smallpox, which house of commons today what pre- of protest from friends of the item. j see to taken that ions had been Irr'r'w 'I'st the Justice stand ac Mr. Brooks, of Colorado, offered a f'5"1 pronounce them man Ish army contractors used sound substitute same appropriating the f of canned manufacture t in the amount for the same purpose. M& rttltod Haldane replied Dalzell of ts War Secretary senator Jas. A. Hem-MrlPennsylvania, moved to Inno current army contracts were crease it to $250,000, and the house many cum before Ju- a con-lWhen by British makers. when he was the substitute with the Inwere held by British subjects adopted at the Second .",r'e S3 to 45. attorney creased amount, to visits , v officers paid surprise t:nrt he prosecuted many .j ,S and took samples which ,!l" Justice's court. Indianap- factories .. y.i. FEAR FOR PRISONER'S LIFE. . submitted to a government an- district court in the esse of M. who has been indicted, although a member of parliament and, therefore, exempt from political prosr-catio.o the floor of the houae. Vliannf, r prer-ente- tela-gram- ," con-fi-rre- com-nltte- forty-fourt- h h y-- h 11. jjr-ba- Jl-n- on OLD-TIM- E ..' ii-- s tin- - big ln a.. nh.it IS NO RU;t- - AT OF ANY THE LAND But Fi-w- People ic Part in i 3 . Billing, Mont., Jlion tor lands upon I ' resenathui began Meer, of the gener.. Captain While are li Indian t'arl - I .. ,i . an alt quaie force ' the thousands of citirchuiicea in tbe big loi'- Richard:- land office, will arrii. ' . k.--. Profiling by their i : mnl have .m-oi- l ,, - Sainr.lay. u: i r 1 . vt-ii- i l iici rintnh n'gihtration, he goii inim-n- t forces have the civil well iu !mul if moiiug along and every thing u exceed two doren people from the east are st Miles City and there up pears to be little interest there in the affair. WREATH PORTRAIT. ON Carrying out the custom of previous years. Miss 8. E. Jones, a ntem tier of Relief council NO: 16. Daughters of Liberty, placed a laurel wreath on the large portrait of Thomas Paine in Independence hall. Another wreath was sent to Janies B. Elliott, secretary of the Paine Memorial sssoclatton. by Capt. George W. Uoyrt. secretary of the Paine Historical associstion. ahirh was also placed on the portrait. The wreath was made of leaves gathered on Ihe farm presented to Paine by the state of New York. NO CHANGE MADE. Waahlnglon, Juno 14. The visability of continuing the appropriation for the Spanish treaty claim was discussed at great length by the house ioday. The paragraph was amended, hut the appropriation of $92,000 waa untouched. ad- HUDLE80N WILL BROKEN. Springfield, 111., June 14. The supreme court tonight handed down a will case decision In the Hudleson breaking the will bequeathing $100, 0o0 to Ewing college at Ewing, 111., and the American Baptist Missionary society of Boston. Boston, June 15. DEAD. Michael Sulllvin, a member of Governor Guilds council and formerly a pitcher of the New York National league baseball club, died at Ihe city hospital of cerebral hemorrhage this morning. A tier abandoning baseball he became a lawj cr. IN CHOATE POOR HEALTH. Juno. .14. Joseph If. Choates health is In such condition that Ms physician has ordered him to his summer home in ihe llerkshlrea with lnstructluux to take a complete rest. New York, MUST HOLD FRENCH .i.ii. i'A r.iig :h n. firm "Yee" lilt- - Mid-Sum- mer Sale - : s Clothing, Hats, Shoes, and the entire stock is cut below any prices ever before offered in Ogden. n - F n NATIONAL IRRIGATION. Progress of Reclamation Work. Speaking of the formal opening last month of the first section of the ini irrigation canal In Wyoming, the Chicago Evening Post editorially that this event marks the second great sl.-- in the project of the national government for the reclamation of the arid laurih of the great went. As h ia lens than a year since the first step that of 'iprnlng the Truekee-Oar-sowaa taken, no system in Nevada time is being loat In putting the government millions to the best possible use. The national government never undertook a mom important work than that of temporarily financing and this vast irrigation scheme. Every dollar t,icnt in scientific irrigation works nteaus many dollars to be returned for an indefinite period both to the artual settler and the country at large. Irrigation means essentially the increase of small proprietors and diver i allied and intensive farming. It making the useless useful; increasing In the Vailed States by hundreds of square miles thr arable and habitable areas, it means literally making tbe desert to bkissoin aa. the rose. In the future of the XVest and of ths Inlied States the reclamation act of 19U2 will stand out aa one of the moat beneficent and wisely steps ever taken by the national government. Whatever question there may he about the millions of public money that have gone in ether venturcK at home and in our dependencies, there never will be any doubt aa to wisdom the pf making the dcaerta or the West fruitful and profitable and desirable aa home-plac- e for permanent settlement. The Irrigation Fund. A bulletin recently Issued by the reclamation bureau gives Ihe allotment of the national irrigation fund to itm various states and lerrliorira. The allotments are as folktwa and are arranged in the order of magnitude: 1. Arizona. Balt River, $3611,001), 10.4 per cent. 2. Nebraska, North Wyoming, Plane, $3,33ti.iiuo. 9 per rent. 3. Montana, Huntley, $900,000; lower Yellowstone, $1,200,000; Milk river, $1.000,000 $.1,100,000, 8.4 per cent. 4. Oregon. Klamath, $1,000,000; Fma tills. $1,000,000; Malheur, 1 1,000,-oo- o $3,000,000, 8.1 per cent. 5. California. Arlaona, luraa, 8.1 per cent. n CLOTHING HOUSE The Ogden Turf Exchange California and Eastern Races Direct Wire on All Sporting Events Our Line of Cigars and Liquors la the Very Best M. J. CLEARY, Prop. Street 326 Twentylifth nii-an- com-mlsei- MICHAEL SULLIVAN hit Putnams I -- blanks to arrive. FLORAL wuh ::i hia ..s g.,- - Kiiet'tlt mh jcit v HoPt-riso- Hhoothl.i. Therein nm so many people present as expeeirj the fir; da . lint it is understood that muni have been delayed by the a.istrmis. The registration for the dm 111 amount to about r.nn, according to mi es:nuate luari-- i at noon. The registration office a Miles City did not open this nnuuing. owing to the failure of the notary Not l:- - - the .it i.u- Wli,- viu tl.Ii, up it-!-: t. !ii i..n i..n r.n wune, - i:h -- t-- Lotte, r .s', r and I'na.smg spiM ki.i from in i:ie ''he:. '1 he nil !: -- i i tieL.ui: inuu h.m w Ii i pel iuittion it) liupiea iu rroii! of she h:i;l eit the name ai a meicbant. The m.ii in t Il iviai y Li'i ps a I'i'i'iuil id fiery , nr '.iiihiut-taami uti traiinar'e.i m tin- i, !hi e m a I UvL that Mr Aihiiiis Si'n nt :!ie ml of Ihe dal . H'.s f ir into ihe night, vrLing i.n for he times l:i. ettU'ial pupers wi:!i 1.:him lit Inline out in Oukitnnl plan. There lto a library heroines the work Uni his firm Seiweli mind is loom. nut aluais in;, in n and the si ren nous affairs of ini'll. Il shifts to the pleas.mi h.iilla.ii of literature. He has been s pio.1v.icms reader He kiu-shis Itriivi .ling almost a well as his Hums and ofiou to a point In- will lapse into verse from a jniot or quote a sememe from the addresses of the Robert-b.Rev Frederick XV of Brighton ' o lie rallft him a brilliant, tearless nn.l eloquent preacher of democracy pi Kugland fifty )oars ago. The niavnr r..i- liiseuss ihe riling of Junies lir.i iv .is easily us ihose of John Hurnmghs F. M i reis-aoin World's Work iiiltiu-iihlr- ne to Take l. ho .i Mn iin i : , auK.-:i- coi.itslii. nr ".No. THERE it ceil. -, their g:ir,:i: cn: de-bat- mrui. Dont Fail to Attend warn to the agrarian in l. FOR LANDS LISTENED Jl'NE MiiRMNG, LIG WAS IJEE BE UTAH, ();lEN, SECURITIES. A decree relative Paris, June to the regulation of life insurance companies under the new law was published today in the official Journel. It 14. tA SEWING MACHINES The White Is King BALLBEARING, LONG WEARING, EASY RUNNING. . d 6. Nevada, 1.1 Truckee-Canio- $3,000,-00-0, per cent. 7. Idaho. Minidoka. $1,300,000; Pay- provides that French premiums must be invested in approved French se$100,000 $2,000,000, 7.0 curities. per cent. S. Colorado, Incompahgre, $2,500,-00WILL EXAMINE FOOD. 6.7 per cent. 9.- Washington, Okanogan, $500,000; Moscow, June 14. On anroiint of ihe Tleton. $1,000,000; Simnyside, $750,000 disaffection of several regiments of $2,250,000, o.l per rent. the garrison here, because they hnd 10. Wyoming Shoshone, $2,250,000, the with been served spoiled rations, 6.1 per rent. been have surgeon and commanders 11. Strath Dakota, Belle Fourche, ordered to make dally examination! $2. 100, Oik). 5.7 Tier cent. of the food. 12. North Dakota. Pumping projects looser Yellowstone $700,000 $550,000; SENTENCED TO DEATH, $1,250,000, 3.4 per cent. 13. Utah. Buawberry X'alley, Riga. June 11. A court martial her 3.4 per rent. 14. New M"x'ro, Hondo, $240,000; today convicted a man named Antnni-vlcof firing from ambush at a bat- Carlsbad, $000,000; Rio Grand.-- , $200,-nu- n talion of Viamonsky regiment In De$1,040,000, 2.8 per rnt. cern tier lai, and sentenced him to B Kansas, Garden City, $200,000, death. Six others were acquitted. 0.7 per cent- Unasslgned balance of cellmate FAST TRAINS COLLIDE. ti.O per cent. Total. $57,029,571.50. to.O per cent. Colorado 14. The Dps Moines. June Irrigation and Drainage flyer, westbound and the Iowa limited, The work of the national governeaathound, on the Rock Island railroad ment In reclaming its Weet.n-- arid collided head-ntonight through a mis- areas is aitrar.iing the attention of in passing orders. other nations. There Is a growing deunderstanding Eleven persons acre slightly Injured. mand from Canada, Australia, Russia, and South Animcan governments for WILL RETURN TO WORK. information regarding the of irrigation projects and the Brazil, Ind.. June 14. The thirty-on- methods follow-- d by the United States locals in dlstrlrt No. 8 of the block In stream compiling obtaining coal miners agreed this afternoon to measurements anj and in making topoThev modified scale. a slightly sign graphic survey).. will return to work tomorrow. One feature c.f the preilmlrary work of the 1. S. reclamation service COLD KILLS SILK WORMS. that of making an analysis of the soil for the purpose of obtaining the quan14. to June untimely Tokio, Owing of injurious salts it contains, has tity sufhas silk culture low temperatnre called forth inquirlre from distant Inon loss The fered further damage. dia. The Irrigators in Hunna Valley, silk worms in the Gifu district is es- In the Punjab Province, have been timated at $500,000. having serious 1 rouble owing to the swamping and dfteriorstlnn of the lowHealth and Beauty Hinto er valley lands. The streams drainA gargle of salt and water is a remon one side of the ing the Fait edy for an ordinary sore throat. quantities of sak In soAvoid iced drinks at meal time, par- valley carry lution, end considerable areas have ticularly at the beginning of the meal. been ruined bv this means. Similah Of the two evils. Avoid exist in seme parts of our It is better to eat too little than too conditions Western coun rv, and the engineers much. means for Lettuce has a soothing effect on the have devisedthe difficulties. suecesfully All the govnerves .and is excellent for sufferers overcoming ernment projects In such localities are from insomnia. sn (Helen t drainage sysThere is nothing more soothing in provided with to carry off the cases of nervous restless ness than a tems, which In the water. When harmful minerals before bath Just hot salt retiring. Is such Lotion for softening the bathing the topography of ihe country lie carried by cannot the villa that one-haounces of Four water: alcohol, ounce of ammonia, one dram of oil of mesne of ditches into the river, they and evaporare led into deprrs-sk'nlavender. ated. The arcumulnir-'-l sabs sometimes BUFFALO'S BUSY EXECUTIVE. have a coromeiolHl value which may When he was in business Mayor make their removal proflinble. A plan Adams of Buffalo worked hirfler than similar to the above has been sugservice to any of his clerks. He now does mors gested by the reclamation work than any two city officials. He the India engineers as one whirh might ia at his office before 8 o'clock, he sees tend to ameliorate conditions at personally every letter that comet and cite-Bois- e, A HANDSOME PIECE OF FUR- -' NITURE. : NiruwPL- - ' WNT and CREW iun 14. LOST. The Dutch r'rnl Herm arrived at today and reported hav-;- i " collision with the Belgian off Haaks lightship. and her captain of her crew were drowned. ADS YIELD BIG RESULTS r. Lea (Liberal) suggested that Haldane send trained officers on irtse visits to American packing while William Redmond raised imh by suggesting that there was at ,tr of room forforImprovement ;, information and asking what quantities of tinned a101 uupplied is and oIer P dur-th- e British Anns were condemned Boer ear. re-I,- Boise, Ida., June 14. A special to the Statesman from Rex burg says: At Wilson, in the Jackson Hole country. yesterday, Thomas Bewail shot and killed The tragedy Paul Morris. caused great excitement and there mas Bewail was ardanger of lynching. rested, but there was so much feeling against him that several officers repaired to the scene to protect the . SOLD ON EASY TERMS -- ; PLEASE CALL. White Sewing Machine Company. OPERA HOU8E BLK. Wanted OGDEN. 50000 more men to smoke Westers Best 0. 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