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Show t TOE MORNING Music & Art Instructors ill VAN EXAMINER: ONCE OGPEX. HE FT AO, TITsnw Al'urST MORNING, 1M6. 14, 3 PEOPLE FOUGHT TO ATTACKS ROGER PEAIAIN ON f. c. THE CARS BUT MAN Yebraekan la Willing to Fight to ify tha Democratic Party. Pur- New Prjuu concern-th- e i controversy respecting the National committee--an- . The rontrtneray haa growu out f Mr. Bryans letter demanding the 3f National ind stated lisinf-irtne- TO PAv DOUBLE FARE. THE of Comniitit-eina- a prompt refusal Brian had been respecting the situation. that Mr. uforniaiiou and that he had intended usk Mr. Sullivan to resign before lie riould see Mr. Dunlap. Mr. Bryan ud-.e- "I entered Into this contest because lielieved that Roger Sullivan and Ohn Mopkbtna had deliberately robed the Democrat of Illinois of their clltical right and I still lielieve so. To ecure political power by force or by 'rand ought to be as disgraceful in the eyes of the public as to secure I cannot money by force or fraud 'onceive of any plausible defense hich Mr. Sullivan can make for remaining on the national committee. If he body is unable to rid Itself of the esdershlp of men like Sullivan, who eck to control the party organization order to adrance their corporate it might aa well dissolve. .Yhile was anxious In give Sullivan a chance to retire without a light, it is probably Juat aa well that he refused, for if se muat fight to purify the patty organisation, the sooner It begin the better. The controversy between Mr. Bryan and Sullivan grows out of contest for seats In the national Democratic convention at St. Louis in lim-lwhen, against the protest of Mr. Bryan. the Illinois delegation, led liy Messrs. Hopkins and Sullivan, was seated. it merest, I York. Aug. ' Th. (:u: - , t- - e i ( II i. v More than a quarter ..f a million pci-p'- started to Coney duriug ike da and most of them got there, hut oi iy after they had ;,m-ithrough H'"ig experiences. And while tlnenormous crowd war fighting it way lu the pleasure roron making the record da) of ihr Mimiu.r cars were stalled in lines that d for utile while me Brooklyn Rapid Transit Inspectors argued i;d in pay tun pltaded with pasaeiigi-second fare, and finally wound up by 1 - u-de- r dragging obstreperous passenger from the cars and throwing them in'.o iltn client by thniiaantls. The company did ilii with the aid of L'uii special polirenii-- and a of A similar or numlier policemen wire nn hand 1j piesnrve order but fulled in do an. Men. wronien and children were forcibly ejected from the cars; from io TS.ihhi were cnminiled to walk for distancea of from one io tlirt'e I'l.lcs. the first step were lakcti iu notes of damage suits, and i he Brooka lyn Rapid Transit Police Deputy ('oinmlKSioiier SAYS IT IS UNTRUE. O'Keefe of Brooklyn. Iaiwyera and rlerka swarmed about the Chicago, Aug. 13. National Cornu"-te- c luwyrro man Sullivan, when interviewed to- point a where passengers were put off of witnesses. day aa to Mr. Bryan' latest utter, and took the names of the day's doings, uncts, declared there was no truth In a As an outcome committee of cii liens is being formthem. , Mr. Bryan got all of hin informa- ed in Brooklyn to enforre Justice tion from Mr. Dunlap and in doing Gaynor's ruling. Sheriff Flaherty of what Mr. Dunlap wants him to do. Kings county waa informed lale Iasi All the information he haa about the nlglit of the purpose of the committee, Illinois situation, he haa received from and that the committee Intended to He la fight- call onaa him, aa sheriff, Io , protect Dunlap and Thompson. them ettixena in upholding their ing their battle battles that Ihev Hla rights. Sheriff Flaherty said: ennnot fight for themselves. I have not been requested to ucl statement la not true aa to the control of the state convention two years as yet, and I hare not taken the matter under If Much a deago, as to tha national committee or mand waa advisement. 1 felt made and that I as in the committee on credentials furef deputies is so Mr. Bryan is not bigger that the en- should act my would small that I be compelled to tire Democratic party. ihe governor of the stale to Mr. Sullivan referred to a letter call upon me softie of the mllilla." which he said had written give A continuous riot was In progress to' Ben M. Caldwell, Democratic nomalong the main lines of travel. Aa a inee for congress In the twenty-lira- : result of it, I wro women were injured, district, In which letter he said Mr. one so seriously that she may die; that received he had Pryan admitted so all of hla Information from Dunlap. another woman and n child came war death that hundreds of onlookThat letter, aald Mr. Sullivan, was er turned, their fates' away in horproof of hla assertions. persons were bruisThe letter from Mr. Bryan to Mr. ror; innumerable were arrested on ed, and several Caldwell follows: North British Station Hotel, Glas- charges of assault. Among those who were put off Irak gow, July 19. My Dear Mr. Caldwell: Bird g. Cnlrr. Mr. Dunlap has brought me your mes- iey cars was President of Mr. Borough of Brooklyn. sage and I hasten to say that I shall Colorthewent peaceably enough after the Le glad to come into your district if assaulted iKiuncer had technically engagements will permit and I shall Ms wife by taking hold of her arm. will them so that to arrange they try Mr. Color then the crawl permit. In promising this I assume, aud told them not addaaed to pay a second faro. will file rank that the and of course, It waa after this that the trouble regain control of the organisation as Mr. Cider had said 1 have not felt that I could consis- started, but what ihe cause of the disno means was by under there the auspice tently apeak of a state organisation that foisted it- turbance that followed, for he adself upon the party through force dressed but a few people comparativeand fraud. I rm confident, however, ly. The police took an active hand in ths that your coming state convention two will, in spits of the harmony cry, puri- trouble in the evening by arresting Rapid Transit superintenfy the organisation and make the par- Brooklyn three inspectors and a ty deserving of public confidence. With dents and or two for not moving the cars. best wishes, Blocking the highways was the charge. I Signed I W1n. Jennings Bryan." 40 o'rlnrk this morning poAt Owing to the absence of Mr. Hop- lice It: activity took in still more active kins in Europe no statemnet could be from when cars coming from the issc m ed from him. land on the culver route were haltei at Avenue F and tiravensend street THE HOLY GHOST. tile conductors started in to collcc' the second fare Inspector Donald The barkeniin II. Aug. Boston, Kingdom (formerly the Rebecca Crow- Gtant, Deputy Police Commissioner Brooklyn Rapid ell). the vessel of the Holy Ghost and O'Keefe and sevrral United States Society of Shiloh, Tronslt Inspect s were gathered at. Maine, which hna been at anchor in this point. Bever I passenger refuse! the outer harbor for the past few days, to psv the fare and 'he inspectors pilr: with a party of members of the society on to the car and began to drag them O'Keefe on board, sailed yesterday. The utmost off. Deputy Commissioner secrecy a to her destination ha been gave orders to the policemen to throw maintained, her officers refusing to the inspectors off ths car and they d allow any one to board her or to ques- (lid so in a Jiffy. The car then tion her passengers, most of whom Inafter the police had ordered cluding men, women and children, the motorman to so ahead. He did were taken aboard at Freeport, Maine. not go far. however. Just 15b yards It has been reported that the leader sway. Superintendent F. Smith, who of the society. Frank W. Sandford. in- hsd been arrested early in the eventends to found a colony in fne Holy ing, and was bailed out, wan seated Land, but aa the vessel has not taken in bis automobile, at the side of the out foreign clearance papers, It is pre- tracks. The motorman stopped when sumed that her sailing will be coast- his car got oppori'e Superintendent wise. Smith and the inspectors who had been thrown off by the police bustled but Itching piles provoke profanity, tip and tossed women, children and won't cure Doan's them. profanity mrn off in a very lively manner. ComOintment cures itching, .bleeding or missioner O'Keefe and the police had after of sufferyears protruding piles been devoting their attention to th ing. At any drug store. second car and did net hear what waa going on in the first until the inspecGIRL IS VICTIM. tor bad It well emptied. The police ran up, but the work had been com Four soldiers of the Twenty-nint- h pleted and the mmorman had started infantry are charged with assault, on his car toward Brooklyn In a burr;-- . a young girl at Fort Collins, according The police manaaed to get all hands to a report from Cheyenne. When the on the second ear and keep the inspectroops passed through Fort Collins on tors off. their awerlani march from Pueblo to Gradually the wearied crowds made Fort Russell the men are said to have less resistance and he more belated lured the young girl to a lonely spot ona were glad to psv the double fare where they knocked her down, render- of ten cens in order to get to thcr ing her unconscious and criminally as- homes. saulted her. O (brers from Fort Collins art now trying to find the men at the Crow Creek manoeuver camp and apprehend them. Feeling at Fort inspector. bargains In Ogdan and autaido grope rtlai aoa Classified Sale column. ii'i,-Ci- lie-fi- inui-orm- Attorneys pro-rttde- City Florists Collins is running high over the ter. mat- ooooooooooooooo 8 Thousand Pursued Him. FOUR BOYS KILLED. O O ANOTHER FLOOD AT LANGTRY. Elisabeth. N T. Aug. 13 O Four boys, all under nine years Houston. Texas. Aug. IS. Another O of age, were s'ruck and killed flood swept down through the esnyons O by a train while walking across upon Langtry early today. A gang of O the railroad bridge over Broad workmen was caught unawares and O street. In this cby. today. The two are known to have perished. Nine O bodies of two of 'hem feu into bridge of the Southern Pacific rail- O the crowded sre'. amidst a road have been swept sway and 20 O number of woni'-shoppers, mile of track are under water. The O yeveril of whom fmed. sudden freshet will rapidly subside as O rain has ceased to fall. Y,t. O O O O O O O O O O O O O oooooooooooooooo in .i id- - M lit I lie- I ft Aug Bower. mull hile Oi esnii-wal- all 1111 111 Foil KmkI shoi ip ihc h nen'cr. a erv saelled that the murderer must he lynrhed. They broke down all police harriers and forced tlielr way to the Bowery, overrunning Ihe physicians whom the police sunim-HieThen down on the Bauds In the direction of the assassin took the crowd poured. Every avenue of escape was closed. It was generally imderaland. through the voire of a ringleader, that the inan who fired the hells should be hanged from a pole in Burf avenue. The already excited crowd accepted the idea with satisfaction and. led by the isillce. every nook and corner of the place was searched. Captain Harkins, in charge of the Coney Island police station, quickly long Hue of men along strung out the ocean fmnL He had the exits guarded as far aa Brighton Boarh. and at every terminal at the Islsud men searched fin- - a man dressed in a dark tilt of clothes and wearing a fedora shaped straw bat. He was described as bring abort and smoothfaced. Two big searchlights were playing on the beach early today to assist the police, and thousand wet aiding the authorities In a search for the assas' SCHWAB Contractor and builder. Office and shop at residence, 500 24m St, West GEO. OLMSTEAD. Ogden, Bell phono M. GILLES, Contractor and Bulldon P'sntng MIIL Office and Mill and Waah, opposite Tabs General JOHN T. NEWTON aor-22n- d Contractor and Builder. Ofhco at oaidenca, 889 27th. Phena 175 InA Shop rear of Wright A Bon Co. OGDEN ELECTRIC WORKS. nacla. CARL SAMUELSON, General Builder and Contractor. 637 29th BL Bell phone IHw. CORNISH Galvanised Iron and Copper Can Hishe Skylight and Tin Roflng. 2469 Grant va. PETER UNANDER. Central Contractor and bulldor, IS 9th SL ball 'phone 47ba. CALVIN STUART. FLEWELLING A RIDGES. a Contractors and Buildara, Ira, alterations, shop work. Cor. Grant and 20th SL Contractor and builder. Repalrw, Iterations, ehep work, parch and window screening. 2120 Royal Av. Ball phen( 873-- Re-p- Masonry and Cement Contractors WHEELWRIGHT CO. All klnda of camant mason work, oacavating and pipe laying, aeweia and water ayktoma. Ogden Utah. JACKSON A LEVEDAHL. Brick Contractors, Froaa Brick a specialty, InA phones 999 and 61 J. F. ONEILL CONSTRUCTION CO.Contractoro and Builders of Sew-rs- . Cement Walks, Street Paving and Gravel Roofing. 423 25th et. BATEMAN BROS A DOYLE All klnda af Cement and Masonry work. Eacavatlng, aowora and wator ayatama. 3296 Wall ava. tail FRED A LUND. Contractor brick and tons. S7S fiat SL Boll 'phono 449-Gonera! 383-- c. J. L. BUCHER Brick Cantractat. Mantles, Grata All klnda of camant and Tiling. work. Car. 29th and Grant. Bell phono 267-K- . GEO. H. GREENWELL. Brick and atone contractor and mfgr, common and prtacad briefc 131 22nd Bt. Bell phone 317-a. Painter & Papcrhangers Directory a C. O. ISAKSON. Mala and dacoratlvo painting and paporhanglng. No charge for aotlmatoA 160 2nd BL Boll' J. A. MULLER A BON, Dealer In Wall Papar, Paper Hanging, Painting, Tinting and General Decors tinq; jg years' oxperiencA 2532 Wash, eve, nppaalte Llbiary R. DRAKE. Fainting and paper hanging, Wash. Ball phone S94-InA N. F.. OBERG, 14BS SBA k; Centracter, general heuso paint1004 21at SL ing and paperi-anglng- . Boll 'phono 240-- HOPSON A CO, Wniera, Painters, ' Paper Hangers; Estimates Given on General Contracting, 277 24th sL Beth a Sign FRANK LAUER, Decorative Fainter r.nd Hangar. 420 24th atroat PETER ANDERSON. painter, artistic paper. hanging. Estunetea on contract work. 462 8th SL Bell phonp 632-- a Houiit JOfEPH Paper Houm painter, 2763 I. SANDER. s Palntar and paper hangar, given fret. 2032 Bailantynt avenu. Beth 'pheneA Eitl-mate- BULLFROG MINES. Bryce Turner, formerly superintendent of the Tunopah Mining company, and well known here, hilt who la now manager for the Montgomery Shoshone Consolidated Mining company, in the Bullfrog district, spent a few days in Tonopah this week, say a the Tunopah Bon ansa . He says that conditions at Ihe camp are fine, superfine, superb. The mining companies are all bkirkliig out ore and doing development work while awaiting the arrival of the railroad which I now within eighteen miles of the Bullfrog district, although the grading han already been completed to Beatty and the graders are nos working between the towns of Beatty and Rhyolite. Several of the mining rompanies In the Hullftog ditrtrict are contemplating putting up mills for the treatment of low grade ores, while the high grade will lie shipped to the smelter. Mr. Turner say that It haa been definitely settled beyond a doubt, that mill will lie erected n the a Montgomery Khohne and that the site selected for it will tie helueen the shaft of the Polaris end the Shoshone. This mill will be IniTit In eurh s manner that, additions! stamps tnav he added as exigencies demand. Water is plentiful In the district for all iniiling purposes and crude oil will lie used for generating steam for power. It is possible thal a cyanide for 'iieraling drills will also lie put in. Recent experiments made with the ore of this mine In Denver have. It is understood, been successful, though hsve not jet been the reports then-oreceived. At present a force f flftv men are employed and the work of development is forging ahead aor rapthis The n siiit idly ns possible work have alreadv shown that there l ore enough in sight to keep a mill of the intended cspscltv running for Is years. The main tunnel, which severbout no feet, has cut through al ledges which carry very high value and In the talc ledge, which Is between sixty and seventy feet wide, value have run nn an average as high aa ion to the ton. There ( sill! a series of ledges existing beyond which will undoubtedly bring big values f importThe latest development ance and which give promise of some-tilinbig la the strike in the BuJfrog feet In Pilot. A vein twenty-eigh- t width was cut by the tunnel which hsd been run to find this ledge. The latter had been prospected on the surfeet, and face to a depth of slxy-flvShowed good milling values for the entire dintance. Where the em ws cut by the tunnel, values have been ton. taken from 30 to nearly J.vmi sits f,f value to SteinThis strike way which adjoint the Pilot on th southeast, for th- vein has been trac- t ed Into Btelnwav ground and the level of 'he lster is expected to work. cot it with very R'tle more number of It is said that tpi.t- the mines in this local'.' xre discusselecing the sdvi'vhiii'v e ins'slllng on tric power hti nvhing definite that, score ha- - as yf1 lecn arrived at. p 481-- a. R LI CROSBIL Roofing, guttering and tin work of all kinds. 2264 Waah. Avo. y. . , SMITH A BLATTERT. Cornice, Tin Goofing, guttering and general Jobbing. 427 Twenty third and Mdc; s 500-Y- C. J. HUMPHRIES Builder and Contractor. Shop and Othca. 202 21st. Phena 25frK BalL BROWN IRON A BRASS WORKS. Iron fencing, sidewalk duo re, bah eony, counter railing, etc. 2298 Waah. Avo. Bail phone IM-- iroi-i- , A LEEK JOHN ELLIS, Contractor and Builder. All kind of mill woik. Rear Utah A Oregon Lumber Varda, 24th Bt Street may die. Tliomas Mclhmald, 19 years old. No luii t'lmncrs kircet. Newaik. N J, shot lu the hack: may die. Annie Smith. Id years old. No 293 Kckfoid W'llliaiiiKliiirg, shot in thigh aud leg. serious. Gen. White, I'M eai old. Twenty second street and Railroad avenue, Conev island. sImii in the hark: may die. Al the lime of Ihe shuttling a crowd was pouring from ihe restaurant, in the throng were nuny women. At of the slusKlng, and ihe sn earns of a woman who wiinessed Ihe shooting, ihe ernwd broke in all direr ions. As they fled the mail deliberalely I timed the weapon toward them and. aa fast as he ponld pull the trigger, fired the leaden messengers into their barks. As shot after shot rang out, and the men and women fell to the walk, screaming, a panic broke out. Women were thrown to the walk as men ran over them in nn effort to roach a place of safety The stranger defied any one to follow him. He held the revolver in his right hand and The ltiiiu wlm Inughingly shouted: follows me I will kill." No one ventured to uppmarh him. He jumped over a railing and vanished in the direction of ihe ocean. Fully ten thousand persons stood al the entrance to the Bowery and from them sin. Phono a four Ini;,';. a iiuirkly a he could uili the IviiiKft four Were wrilh-mh.-,,11 ihc hoard walk agm llo- iiuiii fled ltward Ihc uccn, any perron who would pui'Mit I. mi The injuicd. thne of wlnuu m,i die arc. ThouiVk Filxpstrick. of age. No. 21 HiiMiklyii. CALVERT Contractors and Builders, Brick and Lima Mfr. 214 Ecclos Bldg. Boll l, ,ti Cuney n i, pu-U-- 298-2- . W. STONE, D. mrn t.ulin. dod r;i W. E. NEWMAN Tin Worn, Galvanized Iron Cor nice. Heating and Ventilating. 2530 Washington avo. Both phones. Contractor and Builder. Office and 424 Itith SL bop at residunoa. Bell 'Phono M2-k- . levolier. flre.I two ehnu lino ihe la of a waller 41 Suiiin-l- i rteiauraiii. aiul then iiiiik-rile mm jiir and iiri-fli-ii P. A. ISAKSON Contractor and Buildar. 22d at. Belt PhuM 245-24- 7 Mob of Ten Ni-- baiiir on ihc Cuu i sunar iai and elevated hm U.u y Pilny Commissioner u K,-- U- an,l .he Riisiklyn police look. i i. Hlj ( - .c.. leiiisy. because of i;hum 'aliment of Saturdio :i,i h, Hjhok I'n Rapid Transit .u,i,a-.- ' did i, t haie a right to drum: : ., ,i. tMr,. Ihc island, took !; in-. Hi lv They lasted r.-nioin-h-- t untj early inda ij,,, vti. h.(ll siJiight nervrs of tl. f... .pi,- - wriui-ua panic follow tin; , limning ill which four lurou,. were injured by an iiuhu,.,, man who escaped. At day '!.;!) one, wn-suit niuklug itnir ai n, repivM-ntative- Fr G. A. GRAVES, Architect. 25 First Nat'l Bank Bldg. Bail PhM 985 K. A Resolved to Have Lynching. .1 which demand Mr. jy Mr. Dunlap. Mr Bryans rejoinder says that no ne 1ml lituikelf Is responsible for the Real Estate Agents UNIDENTIFIED MAN CAUSED PANIC AT CONEY ISLAND. Company. IVnux-ratl- r t:guation REFUSED Exciting Scenes Along tnt Llne, th Brooklyn Rr a Tisnsit l!!i--- iger Sullivan, to Suillvan returned Ogden City CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS HIM COMPARES WITH A WHO STEALS MONEY. Faria. Aug 13 -- William J day gove out a statement a WOODS co. A 67 Firat Nat! Bank Bldg. Both Phono. U Architect. SULL VAN of ARCHITECTS Directory of the given an contract Park Ava Ind phono eaparlencA ysari 260 a specialty. Phena 297-K- . HARRY RUBEN. work. 3334--a 35 Contract work Wash. iAva Ball N. A WILSON, House painting, natural weed fir Isblng, papar hanging and papa 421 23rd BL Bel cleaning. Shop 'phena 449-k- . Re a 656 21st SL 2 Bail, LUNa ' paperhanger, W. L. BACON. House painter, paperhanger, We aa the artletle work of the city. Relief, froaee and aeanie original designing. Let ua hew you eur work In Ogdon. Gan. oral work also. Office 248S Wash. va W. 384-- Contracting Plumbers THE OGDEN PLUMBING CO. ua before conIt will pay you to tracting. Prompt attention to all klrda of plumbing. 262S Madisort Bell 'phena 613-2- . Plumbing and hasting, imp 2269 Wash. Avo. Bell Phono 55AA Residsnca 31Ay. HALVERSON BROS. General Plumbing. Estimate an application. 241015 Wash, bssemanL Ball phena Plumbing and Heating. Removed from tha 25th BL shop to 2548 W. J. DALLMORE, Licensed Bsnlfary Plumber. Wssh avA Bell 'phena 518-X- . JOHN KRUMPERMAN, Plumbing: Estimates Furnished on application.. 322 24th SL Bell 'phene 308-Z- L. ZITZMAN. A. W. MEEK. Waah. Ava. 622y. 2352 InA 61A Ind. 'pbonA Plasterers Contracting Local Union No. 252 c. a. PRICE. phono 196 2d SL Belt 756-y- . 8181 H. A. SHUPE. Adams Ava. Ball 'phene 711-x- . GEORGE WILKINS. 1131 21at 6L Bell n 1. 983 24th 'phena 50-- A. REIO. Ind 'phena S1A W. F. REID. 973 24th BL Ind 'piian SL Directory of fne JOB PIINTEIS 810. of Oden Gty -i A. L. SCOVILLE PRESA Printero, Embossers and Stationers. Opposite PoctofftcA Both 'phonrA G. B. DENKERS, All Kindt of Job Printing Neatly Wash. dona. (Union Shop.) 2349 Ava. Ind. 'phena 21A INDUSTRIAL PUBLISHING J. O. WOODY PRINTING CO. Printing that Attracta. Book binding, all atyte. 2376 Wash. Ava CO. Both g B. F. ThomaA Manager. A. T. HESTMARK, hinds of Book and Job Print Ava Ing. Basement 2406 Wseh. All Bell 'phone. I I phone. Printer and bookmaker. Special Punches far loose leaf ledgers. 2406 Wash. Ave. Bell 'Phene 342-- e A Directory of Photographers of Ogden City 1 - 200-foo- L. WEBER. KODAK FINISHIN& Engagements made for midraea and view work. 2428 Grant are, near poKofflee. Bell 'phone (73-- Photographer. Every variety of photo art work. 2439 Waah. ava. Both 'phono. J. A GASBERA Photographer Outdoor view nn la promptly, 37S 15th at Both 'phone j j |