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Show THE U01SXIXG amusements. grand OPERA HOUSE , SifiAV AluIc Date', if a pot.i:uMi fur Paiue a Hurst. NIGHT HENRIETTA CROSMAN New York the Litmt l L-- k acre-ple- i RAILROAD Angelas, Comedy Succeee HITE CONTRARY Company and Production In Ita Entirety. Original Prices fl.50, $1.00. 75c, 50c, 25c. (eat sale epena Friday 10 a. m. Utahna Park CASSIDY OPERA COMPANY 20 PEOPLE vary Evening. Price 10c and 25c. CSS Tnlriieih George v'rasherg, si reel, lefi Light for California. a here he will visit lor several weeks. ) The Weteon-Tanne- r Cioihing company ha.e the space in their show window piled high vritb men's suits for the big sale next Saturday. Opera House .Wednesday June 20 THE HENRIETTA CROS Accident Occurred it t':e Rio Grande Western Creasing in Wilson Will Appear in the Grand Ctoer Misses Nannfa, Maggie and Hazal and E F. Taut GRAND CONCERT GRAND CONCERT GRAND CONCERT VOCAL AND The first INSTRUMENTAL appearance of the Tout Family In Utah. Popular Prices. in Lane. inti-rnall- y The employee In the auditing offices car and hotel service for the Hardman lines, presented Lawrence Van Dyke, their fellow employe, with a fine cane rocking chair. The chair was given In honor of Mr. to Miss Alice Van Dyke's marriage Dinedale, which took place yeaterday morning In the Salt Lake temple. of the dining Wednesday the cholf of Marriott! ward gave a mualcale in the ward meeting house. It was the first of its kind ever given on the lawn, and marked the advent of a ward choir of Ihlrty-flv- c members, under the direction of Albert Powell. Choral music, solos, end quartettes were snng. Under tutorship of Mr. Powell, who has been studying male in Ogden for n year, the choir haa attained considerable ability. The mualcale was an encouraging success. genial, princely fellow than Judge Howell, we would like to eee the color of hie hlrault adornment. Howell, as member of the committee on entertainment, was here, there and every where, always in evidence with a smile and handshake that seemed like the real thing, and while creating a impression of himself he made many think mere kindly of Ogden. He's the kind of man that helps make a town." far-orab- le lsundry, The method la (hie: We take the Pwptfi pains and care In all small f'sils. Your collar will have a vel-vt- f edr and your shirts are atarched rihi. not. too much. Flannel and col Wed good will be right We waah ev wythini! In soft water. Invoiigate ui and aee what we any I ao. Ogden Steam Laundry Street. 137 Twenty-fift- h OGDEN 263 IlRF EXCHANGE St Twenty-fift- h California and Eaatem Race. Direct Wire for All Sporting Evsnta PLACE YOUR ORDERS WITH MITCHELL BROS. y cemetery. MAY AMPUTATE FINGER. H'tion of Beals C. Wright Serious. Is Grow-irr- g Vndun. June 13. H-.i P T The condition of s. Wright, the tennis player, hi rSI,t hand on a soda water the eve of hia departure for rq play for the Davis cbal-1,-'' J" 'S- - has become so much worse L,f doctors fear It will be necee-- ' amputate one of bis finger eim BERNHARDT v Y0Tk. sailed 'ahip La SAILS. June 14. Sarah Bern today for Parle on the lour W. D. Williams, representing the who has been in Chicago the city for a ilny or two left last night for Chicago. Mr. Wllliama stated that whle he had passed through he hid never Ogden several times of time unoff for length any stopped Inter-Ocea- til this trip. He had always consider-e- d this a small railroad town, and had no Idea of the else, the business and the scenic attractions of Ogden until this visit. He said If the business opportunities. the climate and scenic attractions of Ogden were known, her population would rapidly increase. and W. H. Wattle. manager of the Utah Construction company left yesterday for Orovllle, CaL, where he will remain for ten days inspecting the work that Is being done the by his company in constructing Western Pacific railway. The construction company hae two Urge forces of men at work. one. frith headquarters at Orovllle, who are working east, and the other with headquarters at Beckwith and who are working west. While the work la being pushed with all possible heste. yet the company le somewhat handicapped by the scarcity of labor for the grading work. distressing accident happened at Rhea, Syracusea Wednesday by which rold daughter of Mr. and the five-yeMia. William U. Thurgeod, lost a foot The little tot had gone to the field with other children to carry some water to a brother, who was mowing bay. The children followed the mower down the field watching the lucem falL Little Rhea stepped over the cutting bar the in front of the knife and before bad horses could be stopped her foot hewn all hut severed Just above the ankle Dr. Rich end Osgood were Ogden, end they hastily called from child le amputated the member. Thethe effect serious condition from shock. nervous of the A Copings and Head' a. Don't buy from agents, as Jni thP.v get large commissions and See your Jon have to pay them. Wiie people first. . Yard opposite Cl- XoR'inients, MPUM'- i JIWE .. - 5 l!hi.:. IT. GIRL BUT SMALL DROWiNED IN DAMAGES CANAL "Maty, A Contrary. Ogden people AND HER K.'L PE. Ci .. i House Tomorrow is busy Friday. Wo have Case But an Search Was Not Successful Until 5 a. m.. When th Little Body Wa Recovered. Engaged. The wt-- tunny for the fir year of seeing a witnessing aa MINUTES ABSENT ONLY FIVE WHEN ALARM WAS GiVEN. Haa Been on Trial Nine Days and Many Lawyers Were All-Nig- The of Reka, daughter of klr. and Mrs John Van of was Woerkaiu. West Ogden, touud iu the Hooper canal, near the Law in Wileou farm Pingree A party of aoarchera worked Lane. all night, and were rewardtd at 5:30 es:iday by diecoreving ihe body undtr some brush and driftwood at tit,- bottom uf the raual. The Vaa Woeikamt were visiting the home of George James and the little girl had started for thr front lot, over thi- canal, to gather flow era, and had no: been gone more ih&n five minute before she was missed. Glossing the canal, a foot bridge, narrow snd without side protection, leadh smith of the James residence. Reka had tri,-to cross end 1 supposed to have toppled fill into the canal below. The water near the bridge is swift and deep, and she wa quickly carried down to her death. As search failed to locate her child, Mrs. VsuWm-rkagrew hysterical and Dr. Dickson was summoned to attend LAST EXCURSION EAST VIA THE her. SCENIC COLORADO MIDLAND. Sheriff Behring and five men, shortly after aid was asked for, locked June 1C le last selling date for the arms and waded through the canal for $44.50; cheap rates cssL Chicago, Kan Has City, Sr. Joe and Omaha, $32; more than a mile in an effort to find the body. They rei raced and searchDenver. $2u. Lots other points. Pull- ed carefully, but wera unable .to find man observation cars daily. Two tralna Reka. By lamp light the search wee daily; direct connections; nil of beet scenery seen by daylight on continued until morning when the the MIDLAND ROUTE. Write L. If. body was found and brought to this Harding, general agent. Salt Lake, for city. Mra. VanWoerkam ia still under the further informal ion. BE SURE end ask for your 'lckere via this Un and doctor's care. get the beet service. Oitoen City close .f H irvey O. TayW versus d brougnt to a after a nine days ir.al liy t bringing in verdict fur $20i. m favor of the pialutifi. The w.is damage action to recover lor personal iujurles tie-sustained by the alleged to have plaintiff by taiiiug into a cellar on Twenty-fourtnru-tin from of the Eerie building. As the jury f. und no rause of action apaiiret one of the and tho jiivlgiiunt is to he divided amongst the three remain. ng. 1( mesne the payment of thin 70 each, which, in view of the Imminence given the case, is coneidired victory for ihe defendants. Ogden City and ihe other dtfend-ant- a were by Judge Bag-leL McCormick, A. E. Heywood and others, Pratt, M. D. while ghe plaintiff ws represented by Judge Hulaniskl and N. J. Harris. i - 1 wa . :i- company with origit:. producluu. at the !:.. ad Uiura house this week. Henrietta i'iom'i.iii. America' great comedienne, w, u ;5 peosucres ple. who plaven v ::!i nu-a- ! for three months in New York city, will appear in "Mu;-.Mart, Quite Contrary at the (Iiaii-- Opera inntac, Saturday evening u. xi TLo company will ..rrive l rum ! fiver, Saturday Morning, ana tiie but sale will begin U 10 n in.. Friday. Manager Grant say this is one of the best shows he has had the pood fortune to present titij many Ogden-tie- s who have wl:nert the production in New York ur.- very enthusiastic over it coming here. h - - y, TEACHERS EXCURSION, VIA UNION PACIFIC. Selling Dates May 26, 28; Juno and 16th. , 1, Round trip first class tickoti to Den20; ver, Colorado Springs, Pueblo, Omaha, Kansas City, SL Joe, $32; SL Louis. $39.60; Minneapolis. 61. .Paul, $44.50; Memphla, $41.90; Chicago, $45.50. Equally low round trip rates of other points west of to hundreds Chicago. Tlokete good to return until allowed. October Hit Stopovers Onto-redo- RANDOMS m&de Frldsy JURY AWARDS THE INJURED MAN ONLY $200. lc WRIGHTS 's by the special offer- ing which are'made for that day. To morrow should be one of the busiest days of the week Here are some of the reasons We will sell ell regular 50e perfumes tor 85c an ounce; L. T. Pirera Toilet Waters In Azura, Safranor, La Trefle-i- be regular price is $1.00 tomorrow the price will be 59c. Tomorrow the sample lines of shirt waists will be spread on tables fronting the front door to the middle of the ready-madruirr We hang (ought the entire sample line of the famous Booenelle waist Tomorrow w bogtn elliug them at great saving some lace othare made wi:h hand-mad- e er trimmed with embroidery all tho sen Min' best stylet and no two are alike None allow ed on approvaL e H etcrb loom Taffeta Silk Skirt tha new light material which ia taking the plsc of taffeta lighter then silk will not crack hae the same ruetl The flounce Is of real silk $2. At the clothing store there le a lively demand for the suits which are selling at half priori They were cheaper thsn you usually pay at the regular price. Now yoa may have your choice of all Gist wre here last season for Just half SG.25 suits for $3.25; $8 suits for $4; $10 sui's for 65; $18 suits for $9; $20 suits for $1GL Most of them have tho II. S. ft M. label which stands for the best made. Twenty-fourt- h and Twenty-fift- h street, but lo la the southwest portions iff the city. 1 would suggest to this league that we plant elm or maple trees on the park at Twenty-nintstreet and Quincy avenue. In a few years Ibis park will be in greet need of 1 h should like very such improvement. much to eee the Improvement League make an effort to pitot and beautify thla perk reservation, as this is a feature which will add tieauty to our city. "There are so many burdens reeling upon our city council, I would, therefore, move that we voice our gratitude to tho city council and the mayor for (he work they have dona la parking City Hell Square. Through standard and tourist sleeping care to all principal points. Four beautiful trains dally. Tha famous Over COES land Limited and the new Loe Angeles-Chlcag- o ONJHE ROAD Limited, twenty hours to DenIN OISTRIT COURT to Omaha and forty-on- e ver, twenty-eigh- t Clayton Ceolidge Represents Big Eastto Chicago. The Loe Angeles-Chern Heueea. cago Limited train carries tourist Wasatch Orchard Company ve. Morgan RAILROAD RATE BILL Canning Company. sleeper to Chicago without change; Clayton Coolldge, a Daily, June 19 te 23. double berth Ogden to Chicago, $4.75. and railroad man, haa accepted Eliminate . Increase of The case of the Wasatch Orchard a position a For further particulars call Bell phone representative of the Conferees Ogden to Portland and return, alary for Secretaries. via O. S. L. and 0. R. k N.... $30.00 52 or write A. B. Mosley, Trav. Pass. company versus the Morgen Canning Union Metallic Cartridge and Remingcompany la now on trial in thu district ton Arm companies of New York. Mr. Agt., Ogden. Utah. Ogden to Portland and return court. Tha action le being brought for Coolldge is one of the beet posted man . 42.50 Washington, June II. Conference San via Francisco) way (one in tho country on firearms, an expert on tbe railroad rale bill today elim$203.86 which the plain the of recover' return to and Portland Ogden IN POLICE COURT tiff allegee le due on consignment of pistol end revolver shot and the com- inated the provision which they had (one way via Los Angeles) . . . 55.50 empty fruit cane shipped to the can- panies are to be congratulated on se- Inserted. Increasing the salaries of tbe Tickets good sixty days. Stopovers Saloon Men Deny Chargee Made by ning company during the rammer of curing his service. secretary and assistant secretary of allowed. He has Just relumed from a (rip the Interstate Commerce commieelog 1904, and which the defendant refuses a Young Man. to pay on the grounds that the cans to the east, where he visited the com- and providing that tha MU should take HOLD JOINT SESSION. In jollce court yesterday (lie caae were defective. panies' factories and familiarised him- effect sixty days after tts passage. Tha self with their particular goods. Tha discussion then turned on the subject Vienna, June 1 3. The Austrian and of Ogden CMy ve "Watts ft Best, amendUnion Metallic Cart ridge company le of the lateral line and anti-pas- s INNOCENT MAN Bros., Pouleqn and Hausen and Hungarian delegations today Joinly waa disposed which of neither the ammunimanufacturer of ment!. largest Brown and the of Lrmp, Ranch, discussed the military credits Wert, enti-paa- e le Serving a Life Sentence In the Pen- tion In the world, while the Remington of. The lndieatlana are that the representation of the dual empire Palace and Broom saloons, was argued redrafted will te be amendment one kind of oldeel is lie of the Atcomeonipany tho and at length by city attorney itentiary. abroad. Alt Austrian delegate In the United States, having been nun include moat of the exemptions mad plained of (he fewness of the con- torney Johnson, for the defendants. Guthrie. Okie, June 14. AI Harp-eie- r, ufudurers of firearms for tha past $8 by. the senate amendment. Frank Rudmnn li the only witness sulates in tho United Stales and who le serving a life term In the years. Among other arms, they are the Canada and nuggested the establish- for the city. He Is minor end claims AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION makers of the Remington ment of a consulate general instead of that at the four places mentioned he Kansai State penitentiary for the murfor it and got der of Martin Julias a year ago, but shotgun, InventedM.by the famous Oga simple consulate, at San Franciaoo. obtained beer, New York, June 14 The Thirty-firs- t den Inventor, J. Browning. stupidly drunk. Kudman was arrest- who baa been proved to be en innocent Mr. left thla morning on hie annuel conference of the American lied and sentenced to twenty days but man by the dvlng confession of Byron initial Coolldge TRAINS IN COLLISION. principal Utah brary association will be held at Nare he squalled on tha liquor men. HI Cole, near Enid, last week, will not ac- towns. trip,Hiataking in the Includes Utah, raganaett Pier, R. I., on June 29th, and territory will ask a but that hia cept pardon, was 14. discredited Frisco The June proprieby testimony Joplin, Mo.; Idaho and western Montana, w ith head- will last a week. The Association haa rebe the name a cleared crime of by so who of maintain the tors Louia loons, passenger train, that left SL about 1,500 members, who are librarquarters at Ogden. last night, and a freight train collid- that they did not aell Rudman beer. trial. While east Mr. Coolldge visited his ians and their aasletanta, state library head-obetween Wentworth and ed trustee of librarieg old home In Massachusetts. commissioner, SHEEP HERDER LOSES HAND. Pierce City, Mo., thin morning. A and men and women who are Intereafr NOTICE number of persona were injured, seved in library work. Kaysvllle, JiinTTs. H. A. Still, a HE SAW DENVER eral seriously. Both trains were runIn of the Hatch sheepherder employ The Bummerill Stove Repair House TRIKE OVER CAR FARE. ning at high epeed. is fully reestablished In ever- - branch Bros, stock company, lost a hand un And Wished That June 14. Differences bean of the wheels Short der Might Ogdea Pittsburg, Oregon of their business. PROFESSION OF POLITICS tween the Master Painter - Aearwl-UoEqually Beautified. Those calling upon ua at the ware- Line freight train st Wood's Cross this of Pittsburg and tha Union of rear 2139 Jefferson, are sur- alternoon. Mr. BtIH arrived at Wood's Mayor MeCleban Gives Hie Views and house, to find us In Rev. J. B. Carver said at the Im- the Brotherhood of Painter over the Cross about noon from Wabash sod, such good shape. prised Pralese Jerome. very tired, went across the provement League meeting: payment of car faro culminated today They say our conveniences are far being "As one of the Committee on Im- in the declaration by the master paint-er- a Short Line tracks tad fell asleep in the were of store. what at ahead the they 14. 1 SpeakSchenectady, N. Y, June of a general lockout against their Wo kaow H, but for convenience of our shade of Kims cars that were standing provement, am vary glad to state that ing from the' topic, "The Profession patrons we will return to old stand on n siding In front of the station. In great Improvements have been made employee. Twelve hundred painter of Politics, ai the commencement when rebuilt. 'Phones Bell 264-- and his sleep he seems to have thrown bis by almost every one owning property, are Idle. exercise at Union College yeuterdey. S43-and Twenty-fift- h left hand across the rail, and when on both Twenty-fourtInd. 843. street, three being the mein train No. 722 pushed some cars Mayor George B. McClellan of New . freight Pajamas for Women down the track, tha wheels passed over streets, east of Washington avenue, In York, said tha- - he wished .it to be unEXCURSION TO SALT LAKE are being worn extensively Pajamas h Twenty-fiftstreet the off derstood that by the profession of polman's the sleeping Ogden, having hind, taking by smart women (his araeoa and nr .Twenty-fourtcar line street and Index the itics he did not mean the trade of and three fingers leaving favorites now than vver Sunday, Juna 17th. really finger ao mutilated that amputation street being the popular road of travel before. greater politics. There wee no occupation There is quit a little variety Dr. Both to desmore streets Van more he the Ogden canyon. more Ignoble, necessary. sordid, Via the Oregon Short Line, $1.00 will probably In them beside the dainty raffles Colt attended the Injured man. and have hern improved wonderfully in the which picable, than the trade of politic. round trip. All trains. in Bomo rises trim the hem of Saints last few weeks. I should like to have had him taken to the Latter-daThere was none more inspiring, more the troii sera, for the waiita of the hospital for treatment. Still le an east- these two etreste improved and beauti- under capable of good, than its profession. garments are fitted, or, if deMANY FISHERMEN ern men, but is well known In Boun- fied to Mich an extent that our city The theory that graft could, under end fastened with a tiful. might well bo proud. While in Denver, sired, left loose certain circumstances, be honest, had and viewing that city, I thought of Og- drawstring at the belL done more to discredit a great profesAll roads lead to the canyon, and The sleeves, too, are made In a vaMANTI MAN DIES. den and wished that it might be la the yellow they are crowded with an enibusiaatle sion than all the of different shapes, tbe latest riety same Moat condition of muck-raker- s beauty. combinpeople and of of fishers, with visions journellita procession Mantl. June 12. Yesterday morning note with pleasure the program which fashioned like the regulation kimono ed. The standard by which the poli- cool pools and speckled trout. The in parking the etrerta and falling to the wrists In wide folds. tician should be Judged could not be fever hns spread far and wide. Wednes- shout 10 o'clock Rotten Bruce Brown he been made of and eaprrlatly the Improvements in More conservative and dressy are the of this city passed away, after an too high. What was wanted in public day night, the canyon road wa crowde ones that are gathered Into which will he a Hall of weeks the from eeveral City Square pneumonia. mainthe mayor life in thin country, ed. Yesterday outfits areb elng preruffle at a the wriot and tied with was for council thin Brown Jan. in this Mr. horn pleasure city city luring Intained, waa not so much financial pared and by right a great exodus to 10, 1870. He sas Ihe son of June C. and mayor who have been ao enthusiasribbons. Tho pretty, bright-colore- d tegrity arid money honesty, but moral points along Op. den river as far east and Catherine Weir Brown, who emi- tic in said Improvements. packets that le. the front and back The courage and Intellectual integrity. as the forks bad commenced. "1 hsve visited many people living portion era loose and practically ungrate! to this country from Scotland There were certain essentials to suc- law was out at 12 o'clock laet night. street end others changed in pattern for several yean, about 1864. crossing the plains in an on Twenty-fourt- h cess In pollttci, without which no man ox train and enduring the hardships of owning property there an all were in though even these are given a fancy HURT IN A CAR ACCIDENT. should undertake its profession, and the early pioneers. The deceased Is favor of improving the street. At flrat twist by some wearara who belt them these essential were four, a sense of one of nine children, four of whom some were opposed but now el moat all at the waist wlh Japanese saah ribsense of a 14. common prosense, Albert Mrs. Salt June Lake, honor, have paesed sway. The other five are have graded and parked their grounds. bon, or a bright-colorebelting. Baa portion and last, but not least, a Hertz. 125 First street, was injured reel dents of this city. Not only te the parking carried on on Diego Union. about 11:30 o'clock bat night in a rear-ensense of humor. street car collision at First South In the course of Jiia address Mayor McClellan defended District Attorney and State streets The First street Wm. T. Jerome of New York county. car No. 8, east bound, ran Into the East The mayor referred to the public as First South car 138, westbound, when the motormen on the latter car slowed a hard master to serve. down to change the switch. Mrs. Jlerta wna standing up in the COMES QUICKLY. crowded First street car when the cars It eldht Don't Have te Wait for Weeks. An came together. The force of the impact make io threw her to the floor. She struck her PABST. Ogden Illustration. hack against one of the neats and tKc lett Leer tLe brewer must first Aev e.mali To stepped on by several people who were Waiting le discouraging.' thrown off their feet. Mr. Hertz was Prompt action please everybody. or JVfefc, for tke malt it ike soul of ike kecr. perfect iuy A burden on tho back le a heavy with his wife and with the assistance she was carried from Perfect is only made ky tke exclusive Pakst malt "Hon" of Young weight the ear to the HalUday drug store. Dr. Hard to bear day after day. eight-d- ay metkod. Tkae process is JoulJt tke esrsnse of C. U. Benedict was summoned and Harder still year after year. four-datke was usual to home. taken metkod Herts Mrs. her y of making male. Four-da- y burLifting weight, removing the Her Injuries are not regarded as serious. malt make caunot den. perfect kecr suck as Mra. Hertse heck le Injured but Brings appreciating responses. how was to tell Dr. Benedict unable Ogden people tell of it serious the Injury is Tell how It can be done. Tell of relief thnt'a quick and rare. QUARANTINE REGULATIONS. Here la a ease of it: Mr. O. Rinesbnrg of 175 Twenty-fourt- h Washington, June 14. Preliminary at., Ogden, Utah, says: "While beI have never used Doans Kidney PHls negotiation iiave been concludedEcuabecause four-d- ay malt is a forced and unnatural tween the United State and hss husband them tested procesa my myself which and beer made from four-da- y mak end found them to be a flrat rate rem-ea- j. dor for quarantine regulation laclu tke nutritious Interthe of possibility He hue been bothered off end on will lessen food elements wkick dutinguick Pakst Beer. befor a long time with dull, dragging change of yellow fever infectionchief and the Panama tween Pakst eight-d- ay Guayaquil, loins kidhia and his in malt, tke choicest bops, pure water through pains neys. It was more severe when he port of Ecuador. and a procesa ihoiltutly clean are tke secret of die conference at The work, or if caught cold or done heavy Inter- him have will Janeiro la Rio July hurt It when he he stooped superiority ofPakct Beer. Tke exclusive Pakst wikpd of ita chief straightened op. He saw Doan's Kid- national quarantine aa one or lke-lbrewing witk Pakst eight day malt give Pakst Blue for dltcosslon ardi It is ney Pills advertised and procured a subject an effectRibbon will be Beer ita rick nutrition and tke rick mellow that agreement B. Badcon's W. box at drag store, 2421 Washington ave. They helped him ed between all the American republic flaror.fouad in no otkcr,tkat marks it tke perfect beer. from the first and he felt better after for uniform quarantine regulation ud of all sanitation porta When ordering Beer, cell for Pobst Blue Ribbon using them than he had In a long for the proper But. pending this general quarantine time. with a temporary treaty For sale by ell dealers. Price, 50 agreement, cents. Foeter-Mllbun-i Co., Buffalo, Ecuador Is etaied to be necessary aa Beth Phones 31.235 24th 8L New York, side agents for the United the west coast of South America is a constant menace to canal construction States. Remember the name Doe n's and I on the Isthmus because of the W.1 encr of yellow fever. take no other..well-know- n Logan Republican: James Greer, who was once a resident of this city, but for many years living at Five Points, near Ogden, died on the 7th end hie remains were brought here for burial. Funeral took place yesterday In the meeting house and his body was interred In the cenjetery. The Logan Republican, In Its notes on the U C. T. convention in Ogden, aye: "If there is In Utah a more Investigation seem to bo the hobby nowaday. Wo would like you to la vntlRiie our method of doing your AM NEW YORK By a arrange turn of iVe. Mias Mury marriage license was granted yes-. terday to F. R Ueilt-y- , aged 37. of I'vttei sun and her niti i'. jiias Jo-phine Lingham of GhujuJ. escaped Hillsboro, Ore., and Bertha A. Neighto iiuiau: death while a'.iemir.iug bor, aged 28, of Ogden. drive ow-the Rio tirju.it- Wuiein Reo crossing in Wilson Lanr. v.esi vf the The new automobile of the Both young l.ul.e were in a make, recently purchased by O. D. Ras- ciiy. mussen, proprietor of the' New York buggy, coming to :li- city, when the accident happened. Roth are badly Kackn store, : .'rived Wednesday. bruised and Mias Bingham may be inas Ue had a severe Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Freeman of Ore- jured gon, will arrive In the el'.y today, vomiting spell after ihc accident. Rio Grande train No. 14, sl full where they mil spend several weeks visiting their son, R. F. Freeman, the speed was hemung toward the bridge over the Weber river when the buggy contractor on Washington avenue. ' cents east un the county road. By Miss Annie Williams, a clerk for faat driving Miss Pederson attempted Paine ft Hurst on Washington avenue, to cross the tracks ahead of the paswill leave neat Saturday for her old senger train. Ebe would have suchome where she expects to ceeded, bu: when on the rails the siend a vacation of six weeks with horse suddenly grew terrified and relatives. Before made aa abrupt turn weal. the buggy had cleared the track, the Sacrafrom wife Orla F. Brown and engine crashed into the rig. throwing mento, Cal., are visiting with his par- the ladies to ihe road wlih terrific 457 ents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. F. Brown. force. No injury was done the hone, Canyon Road. Mra. G. J. Turner, the but the buggy was shattered. mother of Mra. O. F. Brown, accomMiss Bingham and Miss Petterson panied them. were picked up unconscious and carried to a nearby house. To an excited Sunday, under tha auspices of the mrssage, that ope lady had been killSeventies Quorum, B. H. Roberta will ed, while the other had both legs cut speak In the Tabernacle on "The off, Drs. Rich, Osgood and Conroy reThe public Church and lie Mission. immudlately; before they is invited. The services commence sponded arrived, however, neighbors had ret 2 p. m., and the occasion is the 4th stored ihe ladlts to consciousness. anniversary of the organization of the No bonce were broken, but Mise quorum. face was bruised and skinned, her shoulder Injured; and ear tom The Ladiee Aid Society of the First off. Miss Bingham received a Methodist church met with Mrs. Wil- partly blow in the eye that closed the optic liam M. Raymond, 1417 Washington and affected one side of her face. venue Wednesday afternoon. It la reMias Petterson is a Bister of County ported that this was one of the of Schools Petterson. Superintendent and moot interesting meetings that hae been held for several EXCURSION TO PORTLAND, ORE. Utah strawberries, which are plen-tuIn the market, are now at tbelr beet. Local merchants elate that on account of recent rain there is an unusually large crop of berries this year. It l claimed that the Utah berries are the largest and best flavored of any that have been on the market this season. SISTERS A V BUGGY SMASHED TWO YOUNG WOMEN INJURED. A months. Grand i u best-attend- At the .ii WILL: TAYLOR GETSiLITTLE SH0 TRAIN large number of tearhei w ill leave text S unlay on the learners' for venous points in (he east 's 20 : i. SEE A GOOD - MARY, MARY, UT-M- k.leaiady A extraordinary ENGAGEMENT Mi OijDLN, STRUCK BY A OGDEN BREVITIES ha KXAMIXGK: JERSEY CITY FIRE. X. J-- . June 14.--Flre jersey City. A. Gross and company destroyed the candle factory end damaged Loss mschlno factory. pierce-Wel- l to-da-v $150,000. ADS YIELD BIG RESULTS 0 - Beau-melst- . auto-loadin- g n - n h y mud-ellnger- ill-ne- bell-shap- d d takes days Perfect tnw -- PaLst B1ue Ribbon eer M y THe F. J. Klesel Co. |