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Show THE MORN 1X0 EXAMINER: ETA IT, OT.DEX, FOR RENT BIC SHIPS SATTIIDAY FURNISHED ROOMS. FOR SALE 1908. 30, REAL E6TATR. rlst MtJELY ACROSS THE JTXE MOHNIXfi, ODD FELLOWS. FURNISHED ROOMS for FOR S.U.K An modhiMiisrkeepiug. imy a unci. Into ern brick ir,diniY, dock from Satb a:. ur iiur. vlue to school. FOR RENT FuMshed rooms for e $2,5ui' Sma.l meat down, light housekeep ny. 5:S 4th at. ok easy terms. A uiu ti'-- r Mxiui mod ere residence In nr,iuas iouiiou. $3,50u. , FOR KENT To Ii.rninuJ room A 5 i lu mre with good cellar iittht houevket . ZH i Washing and ham, including two of land uni ave. mostly in kaeet rberrb-- s and EP iu flrst class location. ieacb FOR RENT One two furuiabrd Come q.ik-- mill get fruit crop. rooms. 114 2itj st. A guoj frame house with bar and city water, block from THREE nicely furnished looms to rent car lme. fl.2iu.oo. lor light houu, keeping. Gull 157 A ieidence with bath 23rd St. and goo! cellar, unto large lot with fruit, 15 liitnutes' walk lroui business FOR RENT Three nicely furnUbeJ center. blork from car line; only room with piano. Gaa for cookiug. $1.25(1.00. Inquire room 22. Opera House. Chauncey Parry, cor. 23rd and Wash. Phono 359 K. 6 25-t- f FOR RENT Light houockweplug rouuu. 137 26ib street. NEW FOUR-ROObouse on Wall $L60u. Tonus. J. J. Brumavenue, for FOR RENT Furnished room mitL housekeeping. 2229 Lincoln. A GOOD OPPORTUNITY to secure a FOR RENT Furnished rooms for choice ranch of 449 acres, which proUgh. houseneepiug. Modern. 264 duced la 1995, $1,500 la hay sad has Grant Ave. 120 acres of farming land, besides of good range, water la plenty FOR RENT Oaa furntehecX rooms, abundance and good improvements. with bath, thoroughly renovated: Will sell cheap for cash or enchase also light housekeeping room. The for desirable city property. For parColonial, 303 J4lU 81 Mr. S. L. ticulars see Jaa. K. Bailantyne. $1$ China, Manager. Lccles Bldg. 4 bal-auc- . I-- iix-u- ATLANTIC pii-b- gfifiMAN AND FRENCH IN A CREAT STRUGGLE Craws of Roth Vaaaala Said to Hava Wagered- Much Monay an tha 2 4 20S Ecclea Building. York. June 29 Properly New tbelr groomed and rubbed down," bunkers stuffed with the must 19-U CZAR IS IN DANGER MORE SCHOOLS NEW IN YORK EVEN IN HIS $1 0 REWARD PALACE 910.00 REWARD for the arrest and conviction of the parties who poio-tn-our dog Ted ibis uurnu., 2210 Pacific. RUMORS THAT ROYAL FAMILY IS TO TAKE FLIGHT. Again the Rumer la Spread Threats of tha Children Are Being Cut June That Rioting, similar to that which occurred Wednesday about the public schools of the Lower East. Side, spread . yesterday to the of the .city adjoining the Italian aecrion aoete' nf ' Wednesday's disturbances. Three schools with several thousand puptlg were affected . by today's disturbances and the sessions were abruptly ended. The Janitor of one of the schools was rudely handled by the crowd. At the schools where rioting occurred Wednesday few pupils were reported yesterday and the schools remained closed for the day. Similar riots broke out yesterday ig the Brownsville section of Brooklyn, where parents of pupils charged on the schools In rage and fear, and it required large details of police to coniine the disturbances to the outside of the buildings. The trouble was so pronounced at two of the schools that the teachers dismissed the pupils for tha day. The trouble la the outgrowth of wild- rumors that the children were having their throats cut by the teach New York, 29. Every Precaution Taken to Guard Against an Attack on the Emperor. St. Petersburg, June 29. An official denial is given v the report that the emperor and court intend Pet-erh- uj returning to Tsarskoe-Sclowing to the discovery of a revolutionary plot among the palace servants. The report is officially accounted for jy rumors following the retirement of General Plesko, the oom mandant at Peteihof, and the appointment of Col. Lernu-ntoffcommander of the Imperial regiment of l.'hlans. as his successor. The former retirement is stated to be due purely to private consideration! but several officer of his staff are Indignant at the promotion of Col. Leriuentoff over their heads an.l have asked to be relieved. This gave rise to the report of the discovery pf a revolutionary plot. WiiUe the official explanations arc regarded with suspicion, as It ia beyond question that the terrorists and revolutionists are constantly attempting to gain a foothold in the palace, there it no cause to douut the truth of the official statement that the court haa no intention of i el timing to Tiarskoe-8lthla summer. Peterhof in reality ia much safer for the imperial family than Tsarskoe-Selo- , being located on a gulf, enabling the Imperial yacht to be moored at a wharf 2(10 yards from the palace, always available to convey the Emperor and bla family to Finland, or some other place of security. There is an elaborate system of wireless telegraphy connecting the palace at peterhof with the fortresses of Cronstadt, and Helsingfors and with tha warships in the gulf, thus insuring the emperor against being cut off from the outside world, as be was during the telegraph operators strike of last o , VI-bo- fall Since the revelations that disloyalty haa invaded even "His Majesty's Own regimen', (the Preobrajensky regiment of the guards), It it asserted here that nothing would be surprising. General Trepoff, commander of the palaee, who ia personally charged with protecting the safety of the emperor's person, has redoubled hie precautions. The garrison at Peterhof has bees strengthened by guard of Circassions and the detachment of Cossscks about the palace has been doubled. The errs nit at the palace, as heretofore, are the emperor's faithful Mamelukes and Tartars, aome of whom- do not speak the Russian language. The Russian servants arc confined for the time being to tried lackeys and valets, era but among these the terrorists have frequently boastsd that they had spies. sacks are forbidNewsboys LONDON BV den to entercarrying the grounds of the old palace, to which the public is admitted and no one is allowed within the walla surrounding the grounds of the mall palace here the imperial family resides, without a permit. Secret police by the hundreds, in civilian clothes throng the parks and streets. The emperor never drives out beyond the grounds of the small palace ana the members of the court are practicalThe ly prisoners within Its walls. amusement ia tennis, but all TWO INCHES OF RAIN FELL IN principal the cuetomary gaiety of court life haa EIGHT HOURS. vanished. - SWEPT HEAVY RAIN STORM CRUSHING BLOW Underground Railroads Were Flooded and People Were Driven From St Peterslmrg, June 29. The crushby Tlielr Homes. ing blow Inflicted on the Emperor the diacovery of dlaaffection in his favorite regiment, the Preobrajensky regiment of Life Guards, as shown by London, Jung 29. Most of the ar- its adoption of resolutions recently ooservation the rangements for pnblie all the actions of parliament cl King Edwards birthday were can upholding and announcing that the men wanted severe celled today on account of a no more police detailing the Haying tain storm which visited tills coun- of brothers or father has so affected try early In the morning- - Over two His Majesty that he ordered the name Inches of rain fell In London in eight of the disloyal first battalion to be hours, constituting a" record. Many stricken from the roll of the Imperial districts were flooded. . People were Guards. In addition, the soldiers and driven out of their houses and the un- officers of the battalion have been deenderground railroads were Inundated prived forever of the special rights nd traffic was stopped. In aome of joyed by guardsmen and hereafter the the suburbs of this city the streets battalion will be designated ."The spewere Impassable to pedestrians and cial infantry battalion." the Imprisoned occupants of flooded The general staff no longer conceals houses were rescued by firemen in Its fear that the morale of the entire and that boats. The king ordered the cancella- army Is profoundly shaken the championing tion of the ceremony of trooping the with parliament In each Indolors on the Horse Guards parade and cause of the mutineers first the big test the abandonment of the reviews of stance ns it arises,lined as the upon ' find troops elsewhere. may and Aldershot tmope at two days before the A great amount of damage was earn- French troops, on the side of the people ed by the storm m the agricultural dis- bastlle fell, the monarchy. and against tricts. The 8loro today aaya that the troue rethe army haverated, Doans Regulets care constipation, bles in have eamerilto court actionary na the stomfich, stimulate the liter, declilra not definite a precipitated smote digestion and appetite and to dissolve parliament but to dissy passage of the bowels. Ask only the Goremykin cabinet miss ur druggist for them. 25 cents a in the meantime the Emperor directed the ministers to reply to all Interpella. . ooooooooooooo HOLIC8 EATING MEAT. Csth-I- n Louis, Mod June 29. e 8L Louis and through-hUnited States eat meat without violating their oue obligations, n specie,r naalion having been grant-ob-the Pope in order to andi the feast of St. Peterthird aul. . This ia the during the reign of Pope X that this privilege haa the granted to Catholica in States. d ooooooooooo FOR RENT Rooms fc 427 24th L--t want the Standard-Examinecolumns do your detective work tor No matter what you want, you. your wishes may be gratified ia light lit. bouse-keeplc- r o THIS TIME THE ITALIANS ARE IN A PANIC. Grand. MRS. E. MEUk Seer, Til 23r BL Lodge Na 26, Inde- Junction City pendent Order of Odd Fellow meets a L O. O. F. Hall every Thursday evening. Visiting brothers cordially invited te be present J4S. theno columns. FOR RENT--Furnishe- rooms auitabls d fur gentlemen. 162 23rd. FIRST CLASS furnished rooms, at tha 107-lBismarck, 154 26th BL y FOR RENT Furnished rooms. nett Block. ADVERTISEMENTS ON THIS PER CENT INSERTION. NO FIRST INSERTION LESS THAN 25 CENTS, ALL ADVERTISEMENTS MUST BE PAID IN BUSIADVANCE. EXCEPTING NESS HOUSES RUNNING OPEN BOOK ACCOUNTS WITH US. PAGE WORD COST ONE FOR EACH FOR RENT FOR RENT woman Responsible ROOMS bouie, fovr-roo- Enquire 106 FOR RENT 11 rooms over Ctark's tore; heat and water and bath tub Included. . u Clark. to WANTED-ROO- care fur two small children evenings and Sundays. phone 1032. Small pantry and halL FEMALE HELP WANTED. VfANTBD UNFURNISHED Ben5fi-- AND BOARD M lnd. WANTED Furnished room and board in private family by respectable voting lady. Address Y. L, rare uf WANTED A middle aged woman for Standard. general housework. Apply 458 211 today, Apply street BOARD AND ROOM WANTED Chambermaid ginia hotel. at the Vir- WANTED Girls to Uks course is nursing at the Ogden General Hospital. BOARD AND ROOM 441 ROOMS AND bOARDk all eonvanleueaa. 514 24th fit FOR RENT HOUSER tf tf WANTED Old for general work. 2332 Jefferaoa. SITUATIONS WANTED, STOREROOM. house- FEMALE ALL klnda of sewing at reasonable prices. Boom 19, Boyle Block. MALE HELP WANTED FOR RENT Storeroom for quire 250 25th. rent In22-tf OR STOLEN large dark brown mare, right hind foot white; wart on top of left ear, white spot on lower side of left Jaw, and saddle marks on withers. Anyone returning mare to 137 26th sL will be paid for trouble. A two-roo- t. FOR BALE Oue steel folding bed snd one bed lounge, good as new. Inquire 2679 Washington. TWO COTTAGES near 8. 1. shops, no payment down, no Interest, dollars per month. Only PASTURE. GREAT BARGAIN In residence property on tbe bench, paying ten per twen-ty-flv- 8L-60- J. J. Brummitt. cent intereet net on the investment Must be sold at once. J. J. BrummitL Whitewashes. Adameoa, Thomas to all orders Prompt attention , Belt Phono 858-ySANITARY WORK klada Bell pbone IMS McCarty, 3728 Grant DONE of all Keto. DENTISTS. FOR RENT Furnished cottage, 441 FOR SALE We have oniy one week 27th at Apply Oaaberg'a studio, left in which to sell that four-rooDR. D. N. SMITH, laf NaL Bnk. Bldg. 276 25th L frame house and big lot on 12th d cash and street for $1,200, FOR RENT A furnished hones, 239 balance on monthly paymemn et $ FRATERNAL 23rd street per cenL HUNTER ft KENNEDY. 1Gpunt witStf rom his FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOfo A HOUBE end hull sere lot on 22nd. several exile abroad, has despatched have shares at two and Yalixabethpol car trees forty street regiments line, the argent telegrams here emphaaiilng Olden Lodge Na 271, T. P. B, h refused to fire on strikers. of water in Bench canal. $750. to the necessity of putting a stop second snd fourth Tuesday at meets BrummitL J. of J. Term. outbreaks, the impression A. O. U. W. halL Visiting CONGRESS. FOR NOMINATED RnaaUs gp.n.11 which has seriously affected members cordially Invited. CHOICE BUILDING lot on Wall Avo abroad. credit D. H. ADAME, President Fairfield, Maine, June 29. Edward J. J. BrummitL $300. CORA HOBBS. Secretary J. Lawrence of Fairfield was nominatPROPERTY DESTROYED. R. T. MILLER. Treasurer. ed for congress at the Third district FOR SALE An Income property at a A paying Investment for Democratic convention. M- -?? bargain. June Russia. Samara. FORESTERS OF AMERICA. The DemBurlington, Vt.. June any one who haa four to six thous-an- y in this vicinity valued at about disor income. residence for of the dollars ocrats First congressional the peasby No. 2, Foresters of bss been destroyed Court Wai-ti'- h. Not a speculation. X 3. Ivea, 209 trict yesterday nominated E. P. Clift, ant e during the tost month. Amrrica. Merii I. O. O. F. HaU. 24th Eccles BMg. nt Fairhaven. street first and third Wednesday evenTbe Democrats of the Second disREFUSE TO FIRE. lot on ings of each mnitih nt 7:30. trict also me, here yesterday and FOR SALE-- A good buildingterms. J. Q. W. HALSEY. C. R. Monroe. 93 par front foot, nominated John K. Senter of MontJune 29. Special Moscow. P. A. GARNER, Secretary. Brummitt J. for congress. that pelier to the Rarity Slow esy I. Bluffajton-ver- . Kansas City and East 3:00 Na 112 Park City laueri... 8:10 pan. Na 8 Los Angeiee JUmiud 7:08 pja. pja No. 4 Atlantic Express for Denver. Omaha. Council Bluffs,Keasaa City aad all potato East, daily... 7:39 pan. 6S1. Na 11 Cache Ex- VaUoy Fraternal a 1-- 2 antl-Jewls- Ouiaha.Council 8:20 pm dally Order of Eagles, Ogdon Napress, 13 Yellowstone Special Aerie, Na lit, F. O. E., meets every for the Park 2:20 pm Monday ovening in Eaglet hall, east of Reed hotel, at 8:00. Visltiag Brother DRESSMAKING and' pinto sewing Eagloa ire Invited to attend the Aerie Arrlva Na 14 Yellowstone 8 pectel done, 123 list SL meetings. from tha Park 8:60 am J. C. GASBERO, W. PresideaL Na I Fast Mall from Port-toad- . Dl T. THAT, Becretary. SUMMEd SCHOOL Spokane, Pocatello DR. IL B. rORBEN, Aerie Physiciaa, 7:00 am and Butts, il ally WANTED Tutoring High School or arffi Na Valley ExB. P. gradasi Dell phone I24X. 3786 Grant ELKS. 10:28 am press. dally Na 10 Portland, Spokane, Na 719, ovary Ogden Lodge, Butte Pocatello, dally 8:80 pm SUMMER SCHOOL beglna Juno 4th. Tuesday evening. Lodge slab Na 14 and Mated Local Via For particulars apply Ruth K. Prout, rooms, secosd floor Masonie Brigham, dally except 2455 Van Burea. 1411 Waahington Ava 8:28 pm Bunday V. D. BROWN, E. R. South of Ogdon. J. H. KNAUBB. Becretary. OSTEOPATHY, DiptfC Na 4 Easters Exp ram.... 8:10 am ORDER OP WASHINGTON. GORDON G. IVES, Osteopath, grad14 Ysllowstonn Special 1:10 am Na uate from pat eat school, Klrksvllla, Ogden Union, Na 17k Order af Na I Portland, Spokane, Ma Office, lewls-Stoynblock, Washington, meets every Tuesday Butte aad Pocatello for wait (6. Treatment by appointBalt Lake City, daily.... 7:30 am nt I oclock In A. O. U. W. ment Hoars, $ a. m. to 8 p. an. evening comrades invited to Na fi Local for Salt Lake HalL Visiting Beil phono 101 4 K. Ind. 1611. . S.28 awa attend, City, daily, WM. DOYLE, President Na 12 Cache Valley to Salt UPHOLSTERING. .10:40 Lake City WALTER RICHEY, Becretary. 2 d Na 8 Eastern Exp roes 8:29 SJk Na 2 Overland Limited for Sege Idly Clrela, Ma 178, meets every aeaond sal fourth Friday Bights at 7:80, to K. of P. kaflL Vialuag aeigkbora cordially Is riled. MRS. ADIMB CLARK. G. tf. ELLEN EASTMAN, Clerk. 2228 Washing tua Avenue a 1-- one-thir- COM- h WANTED Two good men to canvass snd collect; good opportunity for industrial insurance men, or anyone between willing to work. Call between 8:30, LOST Tuesday evening 11:30 a. m., 1:80 and 5 p. m. SaturGlenwood and West 21a! 8t. one black and grey ladya coat and one day and Sunday, West Coast Life, room 32, Lewis block, 2449 WashingEver Stop to Think tan lady's coat. 'Return to Siandard . Did You ton ave., Ogden. W. J. Hlckle, I can. make your old furnliLie look office. like newt 1 do the beet French polishMONEY TO LOAN. ing, also all kinds of repair work, matWANTED-Fi- fty tress making, cleaning and relaying teams, 5 per day. Also 100 stone masons, $5 per day, $2,000.00 to loan at 7 per cent, 2 or carpets. No large rents to pay; rosalt, 5 years. No delay. E. F. rats, 410 lowest prices. and 100 laborers, (2.50 per day for Twelve years' eaperl-ene- s work at Croyden. Call at 128 2 With Boyle Furaltare Ca; also wk 25th BL 25th St. Bateman Bros, ft Doylx furnish beat of reference from Ogden MONEY TO LOAN J. J. BRUMMITT citizens. All orders given prompt attention Bernard A. Deekers, 1418 MEN and boys wanted to learn plumb- MONET TO LOAN on farms and city Grant avaane, seven doors north of real estate. HUNTER ft KENNEDY poetofflee. Both 'phones in shop. lad. ing, plastering, bricklaying; special offer life scholarship, $50, easy payRoom 6, First National Dank BullO-fog- . 120; Beil 827K. Residence 710 T. free ments; position guaranteed; STOVE REPAIRS, Trade Coyne Bros. catalogue. Schools, New York, Chicago, St. FOR SALE, REAL ESTATE. THE Bummeriil Stove Repair House, Louis. office, salesroom and warehouse 2 Maudil 11 tel fruto pbarm, E Z terms blocks east of Tabernacle, then SITUATIONS WANTED, MALE. 4 lots, I ils rumes, lawn, begs, block north Stoves for rent and 1 b to kars, 1200$. sale; cowl and kindling ae usual. WANTED Position by first claes Jap1 a 2 nmea, litea, bam, kupea. mo Doth phones. anese cook in city. Apply 2415 LinIon, 1 b tu kars, 2,006$. coln ave. Bell 539-Y- . Wsunted: Small boam nere ally. L PAINTING AND PAPER HANGINa T. Alvord, over Wallace Drug, FOR BALE MISCELLANEOUS B. DRANE, painting and paper FOR a vacant tot, close In, call or J. 2438K Walk Ave. Bell hanging. FOR SALS Good buggy and harness. Be31$ E. James Ballaatyae, phone 894-k- , lnd. 188. 81-t- f 861 23d at, des bldg. INSURANCE. FOR SALE Range in good condition, FOR SALE A cottage la and household furniture. Apply 2631 for railroad suitable newer district; N Publie. Real Grant ave. or business man; it has city water, W. N. PEIRCE, LifeMary aad Accident Fire, Estate; walks cemeut bath, electric lights, 407 34th Bl FOR SALE Good hone, harness and to business center, a large lot, aim 1006-Y- . 84C 985.' 28th choice sL Bell and lawn a beautiful surrey; shade, B. H. GODDARD. Insurance, Real Ed location dose in; price $2,200. Call tote and Loan. Rooms 411, 412, EL 31$ Lallan FOR SALE Cheap, a light surrey. 8. James or phono tyne, 413 Utah Loan ft Trust Building. Ave. Ind Phone Hamsvllle Ambler, Ecclea building. 8605A. JUNK. house oa A BRAN NEW four-roolocatcow. Good well 2769 FOR SALE Adams avenue, close in, Apply IF. you havo any hind of Junk, 'phone Volker Ave. ed, $1,400. No payment down and to Ogden Junk House; wo will call no interest J, J. BrummitL Ind. 73E for U. Boll phono 32S-K-; FOR SALE Fresh Jersey cow. 2104 50x140 house, lot Adams. A GOOD to alley, nice trees, good neighborHAIR GOODS AND COSTUMES. hood $450. Terms. J. J. Brum-mit- t THE ONLY place for good, fresh eggs and ranch butter Is at Kasius portHAIR SWITCHES for sale at reduced able and groceries store. 743 23rd. prices. Hair chains a specialty. Masm FOR BALE A fine fruit form, half Ind. 1045. Bell 328Z. querade costumes to rent for balls John mil from street car. and theaters. All mail orders promptm 161 25th street Mrs. C. E. Lee, 321 IF YOU are buying eggs which are not ly attended 24th. P. O. Box 435. fresh, try ours. KaeluS portable and groceries store, 743 23rd. Ind. 1045, $160 BUYS a nod building lot oa 22nd Bell 828Z. street car Uno. J. J. BrummitL WHITEWASHING. FOR RENT Good pasture, close la. Inquire Read Bros. FOR RENT, FURNISHED HOUSE. PANY. 13-C- dii.ifii4 LOST. LOST xinunin PACIFIC Women of Wood or oft Ogdea Circle meets eveiy Tuesday night nt Anita :S0 oclock. K. of P. bail. Visiting Na 8 California Express Neighbors invited. from Council Bluffs, OmaDues can bo paid t the office of Ed. ha. Denver Kaamre City tK0flSS10NAL Auth, the af iernuua of tha 28th of each ! "4i,Jr ass. National Dank month. First Bldg. Na 111-P- ark ATTORNEY8AT-LAW- . City Local.. 10:36 aja MARY E. BhUMEXSTKH. & N. 671 No. 7 Loa Angeles Limited 2:80 pjn. Tweaiy-fourtk- . Na 0 Fast Mail J. D. MURPHY. First NaL Bank Bldg. 2:00 p.m. MARliC CK1TES, Clerk. 2111 Moo-ro- e Na . I Overland Limited Avenue. from Omaha.CounclI Bluffa PHYSICIANS ANO BURGEONW Kansan City. Denver, and MASONIC. an point East, Dr. A FERNLUND, Phylciaa and daily.,., 4:00 Office hours, 10 to II a. Burgeon. O. 4. R Queen Esther Chapter Na m., I to d p. m. 140 25th 8L 'Phone Regular Hirelings held at Maaonto 229. oa llall Washington avenuo, between Twenty-fiftetreets ana Twenty-eixl- h MUSICIANS DIRECTORY. the first and third Fridays of each E. W. NICHOLS, teacher e( all milP month. 8oJurnug member cordially to attend. tary band toetrumeato sad eoadue invited ELSIE BADCON, W. M. tor of the Weber Blake Aoedemy LILLIE 11AL8TED, Becretoty. and Ogden Uonoert bands. Btudia 952 Patterson Ava ma ORDER OF RAILWAY CONDUCTORS North of Ogden. MR. A H. GROSE Expert Plane TunW match Division Na 124, O. R. C, Depart. er aad Repairer. With Barites Musis No. 9 Portland. Bpeksa meets around aad fourth Friday at Slur. Grand Opera House BJk. ruoalello and Butte Ear :30 p. my la K. of P. hall, ooraar 1:28 am dally Waahlngtoa avenue and 24 th street Naprew. TAILORS. Via 33 ted Local, via All brothers are cordially invited te Brigham, daily except CVtbea cleaned and pressed $1 I attend. 8:20 OJB. Sunday GEO. ALLEN. C. C. mould, 157 2Elh 8L Ball phono 859-7 Fast Mail, Pwttoad, Na L DUYLU, fi. aad T. Bpokaas, pocateUe aad DRESSMAKING. 12:10 pm Buttg, dally FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLESL mod era SHIRTWAISTS and shirt waist suits a specially; good aewlug guaranteed. 371 22nd struct. WANTED An experienced girl for FOR RENT bouse unfurnished, 137 26th. , general housework. Good wages, no washing. 2475 Jefferson. FOR RENT Modem 2. I, snd WANTED Girl for general houseFiats. Cheap. Kelly ft Herrick. work. 2752 Wash. Ave. UNION WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT. a 16th 8L BUNK N. G. WALTER RICHEY, Secretory. i-l- erack-greyhound- s 30,-tu- Queen CKy. RebeLah Lodge Na . Meets first and third Katurday evenings at Odd Fellows' Hall, Twenty fourth street. Visiting members untied. MISfi LOLA WCUDBURRT, Noble L U. O. F. llt-lu) d and handpicked steaming coal money ran bay, the of tbe German and French flags respectively started on their transatlantic race yesterday. The mighty Deutschland, the record-holde- r of the ocean, dropped out from her Hoboken pier into the North river st a. m., one hour and a half after her umisI time of sailing. La Provence cf the Freqoh line was unfettered 15 minutes later than her schedule hour fir starting, 10 a. m. LaProvenrs was clear cf the bar at 12:11, whan she slowed up for dropping her pilot and At 11 o'clock the hooked up again. Deutschland had passed out through the Gedney channel, clear of the bar nd into deep water. A baas had delayed her some down the bay. Thus thousand horsepower the thirty-seve- n ship has an advantage at the start of one hour and 11 minutes over the horsepower Frenchman. While officials of both lines are fearful not to make any statement that tha tassels are racing, they are keenly Interested to see which pulla up on the ether side flrst. It is said that the crews of both vessels have wagered much money on the result, one story having it that the Provences men had bet $5,900 on the turrets of their ship. at-r- U-rt-a r N. H. IVES. 'em Result critical-y-aelecte- BARGAINS fruit and chicken faints, live stock ranches, city and auBurban homes and vacant Iota In all parts of the city. Houacs to rent. Insun ance agency. In ik UNION DEPOT TIME CARD Ogden Lodge No. 8, independent Or. der of Odd Fellows. Meets to L O. O. F. haU every Tuesday evening. Visiting broiiure cordially invited to be present. A. b GRAFF, Noble Grand. HENRY Ki&dEU Secretary. . .. ... Angela Limit- 1:26 ed LADIES OF THE MACCABEES. Na 2 Limited for Balt Luke City, Prova Nephl aad Silver Live Na L meets the seaoad 8:10 Juab, dally and fourth Tuesdays at 2:20 P. m. at Spokaaa street Vis- Na 10 Portland, ONeill Hall, Twenty-fiftButt and Pocatello to iting sisters cordially invited. 8:28 Balt Lakt Na 18 Lo aa pa pa h DESB1E EEBRINO, L LUCY NELSON, R. K. a daily.... City, pm Arrlva Spokane, Butte and Pocatello Exfrom Salt Lake City 12:89 m Ogden Tent, Na 24, meets the sec- No.press8 Atlantis Express ond end fourth Wednesday evenings from Balt Lake City, and at 2 o'clock sharp, in I. O. O. P. HalL Intermediate points, dally 8:08 am Visiting Knight cordially Invited to Na 7 Portland, Spokaaa attend. s Butte and Pocatello J. W. HALSEY, Commander. from Balt Lake City, F, F. BOND, Record Keeper. mu Uitl d&ily imh i Na 1 Fait Mall from Balt and No. meets first 1, Silver Tent, 2:2$ pm Lake City, daily third Friday evenings nt 2 oclock. In Na 11 Cscne V alloy ExcorK. of P. halL Visiting Knlgbts press from Balt lake dially Invited. City, Prove, Nophi aad 6.16 JOE WILLETT. Jr., Commander. Jaab, daily R. T. IJAKIUH, Record Keeper. Na 17 Lm Angelas Limited 8:46 pm Na 8 Eastern Express.... 7:08 pm ROYAL ARCANUM. No. 12 Yellowstone special 2:06 pm Na 9 Portland. KNIGHTS OF THE MACCABEES. Ex-proa- b9 1 1 $a Safest and best, insures men for two or three thousand dollars. 837, Rocky Mountain Council, Na evenmeets secosd sr.d fourth Friday ings at A. O. U. W. halL over Howell's store. Visiting brothers cord telly Invited. FRANK FOULOER, RegenL DEPART DAILY. J. W. WOTHERSPOON, Collector, Na 8 Attontle Mull snd 11 B, ROBERTS, Secretary. points East . 12. Salt Lake local .... : Na A. O. U. W. No 14, Balt Lake passenger 1:1 one, a A. O. U. W. No. 2 Chicago Fidelity Lodge No. 2. Meet in A. O U. W. Hall every evening. Visiting brothers Bat-ente- vited. In- JAMES H. MTiAUGHUN, M. W. WALTER RICHEY, Recorder. W. N. PEIRCE, Financier. DEGREE OF HONOR. r and BL bwli Limited Na Na 20, The Scenic Limited. .6.20 4. Atlantic Expresa ell points East . e A sleOW e ARRIVE DAILY. 19, Th Beenie Limited. t.W ll.2t-.aNo 11, Ogden special No! 8, Pacific man, Balt Lfik Na ua JMN p.m fi i. and all points Esat .,,..11.30 a ia Degree of Honor, meets every Wed- No. 1 Chicago and SL Umto . LM t imtad nesday evening et I oclock st A. O. at No.j 13, Local from Park City U. W. hull. Mrs Nellie Csnfleld, H.: Miss L. Jennie Prout, recorder; snd Ban Pete Valley ,... 8.61am Mtaa Lois Pierce, financier. Visiting Na I Pfidflo Express from members rordlsliy invited. ,,. ..11. 08 nil points East . C. A. HENRY. Ticket Agent, Ogdea WOODMEN OF THE WCRLDl I. A. BENTON, Gea Agt Psgr. Dept Bait Lake. A. J. CRONIN, Agent, Ogdea Weber Camp, Na 74. meets in K. National Bank of P. hsU in Utah building every Thursday evening st I oclock. Visiting Woodman cordisUy Southern Pacific Company invited to attend. SAMUEL E. JOST, C. C. Depart E. AUTH. Clerk, FI ret NaL Bask No. 2 Pacific Expreis for Building. Ban Francisco and intermediate potato, dslly.... 6:20 OF PYTHIAS. KNIGHT Na 202 Mixed trsia Ogden to Moatella Oorinxe andof No. 2, Knights Ogden Lodge, Keltoa, dslly except SunUtah Castle meets HsU, st e e tfAJTe e e e e e o e e e Pythias, MonNational Bank building, every Exprees Na. 8 Pxclfln K. AU of P.'s requested day evening. through to San Franctoca 1185 to meet with us. daily C. C. 2.15 pja C. A. HUB. S Fast Mall.. Na HENRY HANSEN, M. of P. 1 Overland Limited... 4:20 pm Na L. N. MEIU, K. of R. snd S. Arrlva RATHRONE SISTERS. Na 8 Atlantic Express from 8aa Frendsoa dslly...... 7:10 am Meets every Saturday afternoon at Na 2 Overland Limited... 2:30 p.m train from 230 in Pythian ball, Utah National Na 204 Mixed Cortona and Montello vis Bank building. Sojourning sisters corKeltou, dally except Bnn-dially invited to attend. pm MRS. TILUE ROBB, M. K. C Na 4 Atlantic Express from MRS. ISABEL WYANT, L of R. interand San Franrisco and C. mediate points, dally.... 8:59 p.m 8:80 p.s WANT ADS YIELD BIG RESULTS Na 10 Fas Mail pa a lx A -- aa |