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Show EXAMINER TELEPHONES EDITORIAL Indap net ' R00M8 nt 'Plioai .. . ...No. Veil 'Phone, two ring EL Si NESS OFFICE Independent 'Pnone Bell 'Phone, one nng -- No. 81 T HEflMITACE AT SCOTCH ; Seteiai hundred Soae from Salt Lake and Ogden he,d high canuva. a. adich the Hermitaae jet hey Kaik part in a lyp.cai Scoiiisn Vs Vuc-- e Bu.y Wilson is program. laudse bimtfif vjuiewhat ot a he turned at; the kek of the resort over to the Via::mg clansmen and da tBej iuled the leaim Uiinnjt me did the HlgiUOd a tide the (ting New Valley Lay baled 55 emu per me v,nior weie many Among hundred. H C. Farrell a Seed Store, dreaxed in Soottisu coeiunir. hut the in next to Poxtofflce. are no- equip, tki'i ihat other like uiauuei did nut drier ilirm com m :a'ied X namwf license iu the fexivuies There to O. N. Olwu,. aged in. of I muair s;.re. game of ag pipe aud CaroGrand Encampment. kieeolies anil conies tsriniix sorts; 1 line MagiHiMn, aged 26. of Denver dancing in l he j.il lug hoiixe nu'il la'e The Hernn.age at mgut. The private car of Judge William D. into a typical Scocinh urn. Cornikb. vice prwuieiit nf the l'nlon thank to the furri . hough' of the railroad Pacific company, paed nuutr.buta to wax niaite and everybing through the city at mlduidht cn route m making the day one of the moat from Sail Lake to the eaet. enjoyable ever celebrated b. liit Scota . . 3 No. 56 :!.. GRAND i - FEA- PARADE WILL BE TURE CF THE DAY. fron-t'-rnia- n Exercises Wiil Take Piace at All Pregram Include Kinas of Events. Glen-wuo- 1 Of MBS. HUPMAH d pi-m- i.,ur day the Tiaile anu lh'T Akxeuibiy where ft me nioLthe uie th.-- ly fo- - near- ! c:;rg-iica.- of fee; has srnved at point justified In announcing to the puuiic the program of exercise whcL il ha f the prepaied. and ae the result committee' labor may be found below, there 1a no need for coin men, fur it la plainly evident that the releoni-tloI u be crowded with anu;ein n; fiotn start tu finish and will be the grandext that Ogd-- n ha ever Ni t to b ou by anvtiilug that ha preceded, the committee has arranged. In addition te the c'Uiei at Glenwood, for a street parade ihe grandest Ihor day pageant ever undertaken In the city. All who participate in the parade will be In line on Twenty-lifli- i street, near Washington avenue, not li'or than ln.ipi. lu.med'ately upon the arthe parival nf the train from rade will move next along the norm stile of Twenty-fiftleacn itiitnl-falling In line In the order named below) and counter march at Wall ave nnn, proceeding east along the aide of Twenty fifth to Washington avenue; thence north along the west aide of Washington to Seventeenth street; thence east on Reventeentb to Jefferson avenue; thence north to Sixteenth street, where all floats will turn weal on sixteenth and return to the main part of the city while the remainder of the parade will go to the park. The Are department will leave the parade at Twenry-aentnatieet and return to the stmlon. The parade, the order of wh'ch ix grand niandial. platoon of police, fire department, speaker of the day. city and county official and singers, will he composed of four division. a fold Wife of Blaterville Pioneer Succumbs to Old Age. R. Rnlmrta. a member of the rate legislature from Cache county, was In Ogden yeateiday eu route eat'. D Sophia Huriman, the wife of Jdin Hudman of Sltrv,..e. and uue of the eaily aettleis of that place, xuccumi.ed in inflammation of the stomach aud. old age j Saturday foieimou. Mrs. was M years old and is aurviie-b) a husband and several child; e held from the The funeral will meeting houae next rtm.day The New Con great Dancing academy afiernoou at l o'clock. nlivrment will wbaa all improvements aie completed, be In tbe Ogden City cemetery. will be the prettiest end most conWALTER REED MEMORIAL. venient dancing hall la the state. Funeral services over the remains of Mrs Nan FuslcL will he held a' the Catholic church at 1 o'clock uwnor- row (Saturday) nuiruii.g. The Rev. Father Cuahnahan will officiate. In terniant will be lu Mountain View cent-ery- Hud-uih- ; Slai-ervili- ! h -- Juliana Webb has petitioned for a divorce from Clyde B. Webh. She alas grounds for her lege! request and asks In addition u he divorce to be restored bo her maiden name, Juliana Moilerup. and demands ooala of the autt-- They were married la Cache oounty Octolter Id, 1905. R. is attorney for the S. Farnsworth plaintiff. Man Who Traced the Spread ef Yellow Fever to Mooquitooo. rt Washington, Aug 23. -- Interest in the Walter Read memorial fund has lieen revived by the hook milt led Waller Reed and Yellow Fever." which Professor Hoaard Kelley nf Johns Hopkins Inlvereity has Just published. Burgeon General ORellley, of the army inodical departmeul and tit her THE EDEH CHOIR prominent army aud uaval surgeon, as well as sciential! throughout this n the Litella Ferrm-Stiarand many foreign countries, nave InVoceUet Will Sing In Her terested Iheniaelvee In the provision Fenner Home. nf a fund for the support uf Mrs. Keerl and her children which sliall eventualThe Bden choir, under the direct km ly be used In erecting a memorial to ef Wtlmer Ferrln, will give a concert the distinguished physician, a ho demat the Eden meeting bouse Saturday onstrated that mosquitoes are reepon-alblfor the spnwd of yellow fever. evening, August 26. Mrs. taella Farris-Sharp, formerly of Eden. who lias The purpoae nf the promo' era of tliia recently returned from New York, fund was to raise 26.non. Of this. where she studied music, has conxent-e- d amount only $17, wm has been auliacrib-edto take part la the entertainment, and It la cnattdanlly exited ed to make the event one of the moat artistic and ON MT. M'KINLEY successful ever given at that place. In the Several of the camper canyon Attempt to Climb It Will Be Made have Mgniflad their Intention to attend . Neat Year. It and la probable that many Ogdenltea will be among the audience. Seattle, Aug. 23. Irnf. H. C. Park-eof Colombia unlveratty, arlenilet of the expedition to climb Mount McWARRANTY DEEDS Kinley, beaded by Hr. Frederick A. Cook, arrived here last night and anThe following warranty deed were nounced that Dr. Cook would try 1 he Bled yesterday: ascent of the mountain from ihe north-wea- l R. (Mi her to Rlizaberh Father, spur next summer. onlderatlon 1275. part of the southRoth attempts f the party to rln east quarter of semfcm 31, townahlp d the niiiuntain this year were north, range I wenL their mules ending In imps J. T. Rtiahmer tu the Hunter Invee-men- t sable cliffs. Much valuable data for company, lota 61 and 64, block t. mapping the district about Mourn McSouth Park addition. Kinley was obtained and Dr. Cook la Alteiis Hadley fo Addle K. Wright, now exploring a mute for next year's eonaideratbm $625 the eouth half nf attempt. lot 17, Mock 2. Rhrervinw addition. Addia K. Wright- to O. J. W well, CORONATION conilderaiion $8fl. the aouth half of lot 17, block 2, Rhervlew addition. Madrid, Aug. 23. The newspapers Elm 11 Bualinilller to Nelson 8. Bin of this city today prtnt the rexi of ennui 16 iteration and the examining magistrate In the case hop, $l.(h'0, lota 16, Ruakfon addition. The of the coronation police maintain the charge again (tenor Ferrer. dtiect.nr of the Modern school of Barcelona, and Naklna. who assisted In the escape of Morales. Tu For tired, aching, tender feet. persona who auffered damage to propWe have arranged; with the Suferty by the exploidoii the magistrate folk Shoe Co. to .handle their awards $3,970 damages. celebrated Uadlet' The report of the magistrate adds a that hy the explosion twenty five were killed and 1H wminded. of wlitcb latter number fourteen are still convalescing. The report sat a that arid Nice proves thul Morales sent homba front Rnrcebma to I'ari to lui used In an attempt on the life of King Alfonso while he was in the tatter Well-Knew- e r. low h h Third division Composed nf visiting delegations, will foini on Wall art, nue as follows: . Logan, aouth of Twenty-flfth- . headed eouth. Malid In rear of Brigham and ethers In rear nf Malad. Fourth division Composed of industrial float, will form on Wall avenue, north of Twenty-fift- h street, headed south. Program, Exercises at Glenwood. General committee designs' ed badge; committee on spnria hired badges. Addree Governor John C. Cutler. Mayor E. 81 Conroy. Speaker of tlie day Father Cuahna-han- . Addreee Sport and Print. For heai union float. 820. For best appearing union (n parade, bomh-thmwin- $10. 2 p. m. Boy' rare, under 14; knife 2:i0 p. m. Boya' sack race, under 14: hall and bat. under 2548 Madiaon Ave. Ogden. for - girl lairgcxt union family on the grounds; one ton of nail. n ion men's foot race, 2:4H p. in free for all; first prise, one pair of shoes, second prize, one pair of slipp in f per. 2.50 p. ni. For boil union lui by gill under nue year; gold Hiik. 2.5u p. ni - Best union baby hrv under one year: gold ring 3 p. m. Hal! a me. Tug of wai. fiee for all nnlona, immediately after ball game; prize $'5 AFTER ICE TRUST. t. T.A.Shreeve 14; 2:110 rlt. show you- sample. Potato race pair of glove. 2:20 p m. pei-un- are recommended by doctors, nurses and physical aa the moat oomfortable shoe ever worn. The .sol is a single thickness of touitfi flexible sole leather, hand turned. The upiser genuine soft. Viet kid. and durable; seems only at too aitl heel, no lining to wrinkle and 'hurt. The intdde ax aft aa the .inside of a glowe; fllas enxy ax the stocking; with niblier luj4x 10 aave your nerves. You can have thenivmade to your ivoiai measure. ft! and satisfaction guaranteed. Drop a postal for catalogue, on ring up Bell phone 51 2 X and wo will unions. Kinployea' - WMch : Ftrar division Will form cn Grant, avenue, aouth nf Twonlv-fifiafreet, headed north: Band, Machinist and appreiillcra, Ilollerniakera and helper. Electrician, Blacksmiths, railroad and city; Hrirk and Slone Masons, Stonecutter. Will form at Un-co- l Second division n avenue, north of Twenty-flftstreet, headed aouth: Carpenter and Jolliers. Hod Farriers. Lather. Railroad Carmen, Teamster. Bartenders, Birbeia, Flganuakere, Jlastererv, Tallo-- s, Typographical. Painters, Htreet Far Brewers. Brnommakera. unxiip-cexafu- PILLOW SHOES 3. 3o p m Kanes Cliv, Aug L:t Information wan flled here tmlav ht the risinty prohectitor ngsinst W F l.vonx. prei-- . lee rmniistiy, dent of the ( 'em in charting him wILh perjury hiiiI and again.-- Iluir I. Buikc. secreiarv of 'hi1 renple s lee and Fu'! The company, rhorgltie rmixidrsev. H ii-rRrrexled mid Lymreleased on PI .ruin bond an I B u ke i ii JVi'i Istnd f r s henriiis on f)"ihct- - l." Tlie aci'un or t"da fr.iiu Jump: one lini 3:4o Hi-xl i m kirl alovea. 3.,'io p in Nall pair of I iinloii ; bm.id jump "no ; driving conies) for one xv of cups and Hoiio-n- : saucers lir- - - 4 in p m I'nimi iadii's- r:u-e- : prize, drees pacern: second priz- of kid alovrx 4 2" p. "I Smale union l.t lici vc! m. one p:iru'il p.rr I 1 So fa1 ions l p m bv W. S evidence hn Might W1 over !ox of ciasrA pound. Flonriio uri:i! euninlxxloiiei ap I l'l p III Rope threw ;na in 'he mil' pointed ' lake for ;i!' 'in!":i men. bi. of lhtme to ooxl these cninpaoiex High Jump open to ad union p iii on the rli.ime uf liisluiainnii: ,i trnt :ili perjuring men pi r uf One Lyons also l rhnreed 1" p in Mena race hTwrcn l.o. hstrW-- on 'he li'ne ainnd Eiui. liiialiam and M.iiud; on" mnu f m cacti, three pr ze MINISTERIAL CRI8IS. ni-'i- i rm-e- 1 rcu m . 5 3o p enu Madrid. Am miiiia er .il Pimtide'-epmbxlile nvr Ile elvire'i and m;i' fU"Mioo hen in eel a 2:1 A i Pabst AT WIFES Blue Ribbon SIDE MOSES SCOTT OVERCOME BY TACK OF NEURALGIA. beer is made from Pabet exclusive eight-damalt and choicest hops with pmrst water. The tarley fmu which the Pabst exclusive eight-damalt ie made i a special carefully selected barley and developed in the natural way ; in eight day it produces a malt rich in the food value of the grain. One eminent scientist say- : Pabst re11 the nourishment of the tain grain in hi exclusive eight-da- y process of making malt and therefore Fabet Blue Ribbon Beer is the richest as well as the clcaarsf beer in tlie world. Only the choicest hops are used in tlie brewing of Fabet beer thus, in addition to being the deans car and rtcfecs beer in the world, Pabst Blue Ribbon is also the most healthful. AT- y Wa Conversing With Hi Wifa When Ha Sank Lifaleaa to the Floor. Ari-iv.u- a After working tratia-f.iniie- Mrs. J. W. lkuley. jccnmpaniel by rf iii state. Erneer aud Hany Crlpp of Sail Lake, left yesterday on an exDfATH tended visit to Bear River City. 1W6. e . her nephew, 24. son-in-la- paru-ip.iuti- V, The following an-.-taken from tne will h of lo Ogden citlaen wno are with Judge MrNamee of N.iada. aa he 1 well kiawu in this cm That romance beluuas to the desert k well as to the city, wa exemplified Sunday afternoon at laben'e. Nev., when a big. gruff. g.,;a nature met a dau,:-- . r whom he bad not en for thK--onyers. and a whom he had never seen. The frontiersman a X F. Webster uf Arizona, a daring pony express rider on i of Salt Lake in In the r day he drlf:ad ali over the wear, and tor year I.; (men a successful mining' and v. ckman In Recently he nixue up his mind lual he g.dng to vial! hi daughter. Mr. F. R. McNaruee. wife of Judge McNamee, the well known Neva: j lawyer. The vtil was to be a surprise. Sunday he a:r''ri at Callente from Lw Augelea and on reaching the former place got off 'he tram and went Hero the atree to make to take tiie Mage to De ljm.ar. where the McVamees live. To the at age driver he t.vM: "1 want to gu to 1 latmar." 'Very well. r; I ni your man." "1 want to go up there and ee my the old chap. bubbled daughter. ' Reckon if alout time, haven't seen her fur 31 yearz, you know." I should say ac." "Gee wliilllken ejaculated the Jehu. "Ye, that' right, and I don't care how duraed fait ye drive, nutber; so let' git out, quirk, rejoined the veteran. anxiously, know "And who la yrr daughter? everybody round about IV lutmar for I on niie or more," volunteered the (lr.ier. as his interest grew. "Ye den't Xe, DAY AI'OrftT FELL DEAD Succcaaful Effort In Finding Daughter in Navaaa. LABOR ...No. ceslri Fatbera Determined ird Billy" SS FRIDAY MORNING, ETA II. romance of the PROGRAM FOR Wilaon Entertains Several Hundred Countrymen at the Big Log Houae. OH DEN, EXAMINEE: MOKNI NO THE M.i!'i ; in -- lulii rai" - mis from i"-v- Hriaham and tliroe pvi.i u 1 Mooeo 8. Scott was overcome by an attack uf neuralgia uf the heart while preparing for supper yesterday, and expired before medical aid could be Mr. Scott baa been worksummoned. ing in the employ of tbe street department and returned to his apartment In the Broom hotel annex shortly sfter 6 p. m. yesterday. He seemed to be enjoying excellent hearth, and, after conversing for a few minute with Mrs. Scott, stepped to the wash stand, but auddeuly fell backward on a chair. Mrs. Scott ran across the hall to the office of Dr. Ears K'ch, but when the letter arrived he pronounced Mr. Scott dead. The deceased was born When Ordering Beer, call for Pabst, Btan BJbboa THE F. J. KIESEL CO 335 24th DESTROYED. rtBF lb" lg J.i Til l'"'!'IIM'! il'l g.ivc or 'he fii.m-.'u- II. . i.n.'ii' (M CiffilliT P2EPARISC ter. 1 1 be-U- Cuban-Anteripan- a Cuban-Amerlran- r. ta r' 11. aeff. The funeral of Goltsrff to;.,, was the ocraslnn of a great demons':-'- , t'on by the Russian population t- condition of feeling Is shown h refusal of Goltseffa widow to rece - x wreath aent by a Jewish soriety 8 mark of its disapproval of the nation. A similar incident occuire! a i- .i Rlalyatok. It now develnps that after the x plosion of a bomb in a ntieet of 'h- Hebrew quarter, and which, accordiii; to the official explanation, waa acron' panied hv revolver firing from fmir Jewish house, the troop opened i general fusillade In which seven .lev. and one Christian were killed and Thirty-threwounded. many Jfw, wer arreaied on the spot on susplriov. nf romplictty in the bomb throw ig and firing. The Jew in panic re now fleeing from the city. Bled lice I in the province of the same name, which adjoins tbe ince of Grodno, In which Btalysnk ,s located, an dthe two cities are ahum sixty miles apart. Aside from the province ot Bta.ro pal. the northern agrarian situation u now more aerloua in the provinces nf Poltava aud Vladimir, where the pens antry are indulging in the ruatnr,ia-- t pillaging and destruction of eata'p and Incendiarism, employing for the la.ter purpose phosphorus, with whi-- h they have been supplied hy the retnli tkinarv organizations. Excesses are increasing and sporadic disorders are reported in the province of Moscow. Yaroslav. Vo--, hvnia. Simbirsk, Kazan and Yekater e pr-v.- . InoMav. Premier Stolypin ha aent a circular to all governors ordering them to employ the must energetic measure to prevent the peasantry from taking possession of private estates, to whlci they are being Incited by the revnla tionlsts. The disaffection of the at Novotcherkask, which resulted In the sending of Infantry tn disperse peasant gatherings, cnlminred in the slaying of the Cossack's commander while he was with hla men. The circumstances uf the affair are not known. The manager of the Odessa branch of the New York Life Insurance company today received a letter demanding a contribution of fliq.isui to th revolutionary cause and thieateninx him with death If he refused. of paying ihe money the manager notified the police and informed Govemur Kaulhara that he demanded protection, which waa furnished. Ow-ack- al guv-erit'- l uii-p- i i'lnics-.lniirns- I NEW ROTARY ENGINE. Seattle. Aug. 23. Seattle Spirit, boat designed along original lines I Norman R. Smith, was launched at tl Ballard ways last night. This hoi is equipped with the new Smith r lary engine which (he Inventor elsln solves the problem of applying tl steam directly to the shaft of an e Bine, thu doing away with interre log mechanlxm. BOOST a- -- 1 Si'.a' d t . - t f- : -- 1 FOR SALT LAKER. El Paso, Texas, Aug. 28. The appointment of T. M. Schumacher to 'he position of traffics manager of th? El Paso and Southern railroad wax announced here today. Mr. Schnmarher wax formerly trafflre manager of tbe I'nion Pacific. FIGHTING IN MOROCCO. Mellllla. Morocco. Aug. 23. Further fighting has taken place betwppn the pretenders and the sultan's iroops. resulting in a victory for the later. Only a few men were killed or wounded on either skip. HOT ' I"'-!..- LENSES m was a faithful worker for his adopted church and won numerous (Continued from Page One) friend In this city. The funeral will be held from the Second ward meetYc. do." Well, my dacghi-- r la Mr. Frank ing house next Sunday, the time to be that America's interest in the Island or not. II McNamer Mrs. Judge Frank R. announced later. The remain will lie are to great that, malapropos 111 not tolerate McNamee." came the proud response. lu atate at Larkin' undertaking par- public opinion in this w a lung and aimless rebellion wblch "Sne here, parduer" said the stage lors until the time of funeral. would stultify all the good work acdriver, a he walked up to the old complished there under American inpilgrim. "You don't wmit to go to De KIPLING ON THE FUTURE fluence. lamar at all." AMERICA. The Morning Post, in arriving at a The h- - 1 don't. Git out of The similar conclusion, thinks the position way. I'll take the rlhlstne myself." It is interesting to read the past suggests that the difficulty of the Span"Say. friend. I'd like to have your writings of famous men who are still iard In dealing with the turbulent all right, bui I juat brought active. plunk Somebody who has reud T. islander" wax greater than the Amervour iwu children, the judge and hla Hoocevelt'a life of Governor Morris e were originally Inclined to wife, down from De lamxr this very says that there Is in il the germ of icane. day, to rutrh thl very train that you mo; of the ideas on which lie adihnr The Daily Mail think it a mfatake Just got off. You panned them right has since enlarged In precept and in to auppoae the rising can be easily or bv those steps. They are going up to Ideals especially about swiftly suppressed and that the 1nited practice; Mult jtks world politics and the large concerns States will be obliged to intervene. "Now, look here. If you are klddin' of nations. The biography waa writ"From British stsndpo'ift. howI'll clean out your whole ilurned line. ten live or six year of the ever," the paper nays, "there is no and with that ihe aged Arizonian dale wi'hlo of Mr. Roosevelt's emergence cause for dread of American annexarushed to the train. else tion. British financial interest there A he pulled hla portly form up the from Harvard college. Somebody writhad been digging Into the pant are larger and the island ha become and door the through steps squeezed ing of Rudyard Kipling, and finds 'he field for Canadian Investment, snd Into the car he looked anxiously at the in hi. American notes, written in 1869, once s (table and orderly government women passengers but aaw no one that a remarkable burst of affectionate la established Cuba will speedily athe could recognize. At the far end about the American. Wait, tain undreamedof prosperity." waa one woman who had ween him, he says, a hundred year. "Walt till The Dally Mail says it think the and It was her turn tu link for a time. the in Cuba ahoiilri he a warning the situation down aisle rho the atartel Suddenly Man of the Future- - la properly eiuip-dpe- . to Great Britain to go xlowli in the with a ny: He'U have Just the least little: Transvaal. There' dear old daddy. I can tell him by his photograph." And in a kink In hi hair now and again; he'll To Appeal to President. minute a husky old inn and a buxom carry the English lungs above the New York. Aug. 23- .- The Tribune woman were In each i.tber'a arms, the Teuton feet that can walk forever; bony tomorrow will say: latter saying, Why . you're changed and he will have lung, thin, Yankee hands, with the big blue vein President. Roosevelt la to be appealsome alnce 1 raw you last." and for on the wrist, from one end of tbe ed to ly loral On the wgy up to Halt they ranie up on the. very train, they raith to the other. He'll be the finest Americans with commercial interest were the cynosure all eyes. The old writer, poet and dramatist, that the In Cuba to use his Influence to end ntxn gave money ' Ihe porters until world aa it reeollecta itself has ever the strife now In progress before these Interests are interfered with, aa it is every Scncgnniblun cn bunt'd thought seen. By virtue of the - Jew blond he ae a t'meaux. Hut when he got on Just a llltle, little drop- he'll be a feared they will be. One word from the street car at the Short Line depot musician and a painter, too. At present the President, never! the men who are there lx loo much balcony and too behind this movement, will suffice to veMordiiy be asid: end the uprising. By Jove, Fiank, my boy; you'll little Romeo in the life plays of hi Cul. Carina 61. Aguirre, a veteran of have to pay the car fare. 1 haven't fallow citizens, tater on. when Ihe I seex the and he the last revolution in Cuba, who approportion adjusted anything but twenties left. And Frank runic forward like a good pnaxiliilltiex of hli land, he will pro- parently la the leading spirit among who are boy and did wlmi ht) waa asked. These duce things that will make the rlfetc the local three people now comprise the hap- Kaat stare. He will alao be a com- opposed to the Palma regime, hat plex and highly composite adtninia-iratj- drafted a letter addressed to President piest trio in all of Halt take. There la nothing known to Roosevelt, which lie will forward today man that he will not be, and his or tomorrow, probably by special mesCALIFORNIA PR0H0BITI0NI8TS. will ay the world with senger. after he has obtained tho sigciiumry a ece-senatures of several Americans who Angeles. i'ul Aug. 23. -- The one foot ax a man tilts hold property In the island. This letWeekly. stale prohibition convention ts1ay plunk'."--Harpeter calls attention to the many wrong notiiinuted a tickc: hcsilibi hy James M. J. SAGE 41 CO. HAVE 253)00 ACalleged to have been suffered hy the H. Hlnnrhard ef l.oe Angeles for liberals at the hands of the governCOUNTS TO ADJUST and C. N Whitmore uf Stanisment. which he declare are responlaus county, for lioutenaiit-guveornor- . New York Aug. 23. The brokerage sible for the present uprising. It calls The platform favors alanliite proto apimint. by hibition. women Hiffrage. compulsory offices of M. J. Sage A Company, in on President Roosevelt the terms nf the Platt arbl ra.'lun. a poxial savings hank this city, and in Jersey Fltv. which the authority a ofcommittee to preside at and parcel poM. prohihilion of the suspended yesterday, were vftjited to- amendment, for president In Culm, manufacture or sale of cigHretles. re- ds; by a large number of the patrons a new election that at laxi election the in Hi of the law .iiscrimlnating against nf the company and it various agents charging right of the people were ignored and the use of the H.liie In public si'lnsils, In other cities who wanted to know that the constitution was violated. a direct primat-law and a uniform wh.it the company Intends to do about It Is said that accounts. its nxtiiing of township government. system Revolution Becoming Grave. the concern has 25.00(1 accounts to he a the Fla.. Aug. 23. -- A private country, throughout adjusted Tampa, SMITH TO SAIL ON LOGAN. located cablegram today from one uf the huge number of which are the route nf two wire to New largest exporting firms In Havana to Washington Vig. 23. The bureau along Orleans, which it formerly nperaicd. Its correspondent here, say the revoof inanlnr aff.iir; war depantr.en'. According to one report, the losses lution in Cuba I assuming grate proa dik;i;i:vh today from Vic $T.0o0.0ftfi. portions. The information' has era Gm emoi General lame F. Smith of amount to J. Maurlre Save, of the firm of 31. J. ated much alarm here, and If is nothe iliilipplnc. saving that he would Saxe Si Company, anounced today that ticed that all ships arriving from Hasail from Hotiuhilii for Manila on (he It had hern decided to ask today for vana are crowded with shipment of I'ntied S:ie in case tagan the appnintmrnt of WTiliam Heverlj. tobRccn. Indlcxting that importers here be cap ec bi-- li off thp stenmer the chief clerk of the company, aa as- - feel great anxiety and are getting as Maiicbmin ui. !i is cn the rocks near much tobacco out of Cuba aa possible Hiiiliilii T : . gan is scheduled to Qig'lPP. before It may he Impossible to bring ! i T" -- ill from i i at 4 oclock Ihtw WILL MEET BRYAN. shipments out of any Culwn port. aftcin cn. in Santiago. Omaha. Aug. 23. A special train No Outbreak THREE KILLED IN WRECK. cziriing the delegation of over ln0 Cuba. Aug. 23. There has Santiago. who will meet William J. been no insurrectionary outbreak in tikiah--Tr.A'U 23. A Brian on hi arrival In New York, Ob'. this city r province, hut many alarml wiil leave thl rllj Friday evening. A ivi;'l I" ll. ing reports are current. Buslnesz here !.a t"n. i'hl i a: telegram from New York tu the loral suffering on account of the disturbed - n I'fr 1" re that three people riunniittee announced that yacht has is urn kiiiil .' i wreck cn the main been chartered to gu down the bay to condition of the country. ,. Inc ..f il, Island in the a'd meet Mr. Bryan's steamer, enabling - Carrie Arms to Cuba. ,'t I'urviu' this Tiiorniiig. The the Nebraska ('."'gatiett to be Ana in Aux. 23. Although it has York. New ' ha Is I'nc'iiiflrtne 'niir' of Brvnn. Mr. welcoming ra-net been officially confirmed. It is re' b a jin- smahi-' r:''n ported here (hut the steamer EsperTHIRTEEN FIREMEN DISABLED. ng Into the re;, i eu.! of a friivn' anto. which sailed for Cuba today, The track ' tinn carries in her hold a complete field lip f"l rcl ' firenu-Chicago. Aug. battery of artiliery consigned to the were cither overrotne hy smoke or Fuhan government. Captain Luix Mere TOM TAGGART'S RESORT. bv exploslcn while lighting a of the Cuban avt'llerv. who ha been fire In the paint manufacturing plant in this country with hi wife on leavn 4 :t" mi 23. The Noit'i Dcxplalnes of ef John taras. appeal absence, was hurridely recoiled to ' 'II ' c French Lick and st rept e;r':v today The fir-- , which is Havana '( snd sailed today hy the li ' svirted fmm spongs gimn'ing cacK believed have He caught the xicatr.er only va- - r.'"l in ' taneous combustion, caused a fu.lai-coii't uprenie property Hftrr n exciting effort, being ohllged ''I T'-MffbIns of Afie.imo. ap to charier a tug. which overhauled -- .. I" a' illng uf ludgi- Tne the steamer dowrn the hiy The trip in ' '! x '.ar.gc conn 1 $30.00 bv an anxthe tug had been siaiH.i in the q i. ious train ride from 1Yihington and uere nic suffl nts To Frannie. Wyo., and Return. nh to the a drive a: fill' speed in ; n .1 he MPfioiirni'':-,- ' of (earner's pic- u.; f 'h coi'iia .I" O'pgon Shop Une through on the Among he n'he.t I ,H i:i-- atain-'- t g.imiuiiig Tickets on sale Sept. steamer was a srn ofpasfr.xers Rut'p. M n: .ir. Miguel Go; 3: .tnd Urd.l'.m'.trl 'o of Santa Clara day. Through mez. forme- guiei-n-PHlLIPri'.E CERTIFICATES. I'lin-will he provided via province, ami lend of he liberal his line, which is "nlr direct route. i h parti, who is under a pst fur comGTYfK? i. Mi ri Sec O. S. L. agents for particulars. pile;: y in 'he insurrection i. of af w p f men:. o,a STRIKERS WILL NOT YIELD. on' FEAR POLISH OUTBREAK. luil-f Phil ppir. r.hirls wr V,if. u'l'nn Bil'wt. Spain. Aug 23 The mili- Jews Alarmed Over Way Events Beam a rV iha: "br um- goverr.i' hap unsuccessful!) to Be Shaping, H i'",!' M! ,, iwtrileM ?n KisU & to ari lrafp the differences IH York. whor !v the emplniers anl the s'rihers pi IVershnrc. A ig 23 There Is , tl ii'JJX frr- non at si:p'Hin' Tie litter, who r.i:iri'r over cn.nnu. alarm in .lew 'sh in Rul. tifs h an fo firmly rcalnfatn the-demands s'a over devl"p:r,i'n:t. a: Stediice. PoTl- '- nn bi ilnam he jrs wrvre land. seem event to be shaping x ud for tJie plTbva',- of a prox-ai- n simSTANDARD OIL INVESTIGATION. t. m bar ilar Kia'rttrk The develop-mert- x KING ALFxso AND CUEFN. parallel almost sxac'li the Ci nu'-i- Aue 23 -- The first gran I r.f the f:in!rfcL massacre. K .re t in :ii- - The A Oil 5pn Standard settes i f tvvohrionarv and g:ing 'ViV JIP J en V1c,.-:- i ai't'n.i met e.snr an l heard from sixr.s have been at'rihu'ed b ie frem ui-- ,i tol.ii n ;h Ap'iu four (Itnesse and thenevidences he p...ice to the .ie-.- , x niimmaTJnx by adjourned un aa '.Iraida and ptw. p- - ;i! Mon.lny pv; i' i morning next. No Irdfo-.v.w- ,wa the Bmiya.uk, in thi'as- " iie Mi i.n- - va'ace were returned. nt lh cMef nf police, Golf- ! SPECTACLE rm Mr. 8coM . ; Both Phene , Derbi-ablreEngland. April 26. 1X33. He uniled with the tatteiday Saints' church while In England over forty years ago. and came to Itah about taenry-thre- e years ago. He 1 survived by a wife, two sons, one daughter. five stepaons and one stepdaugh- in . VALPARAISO ALMOST St. N CHICAGO. Aug. 23. This city l to have nu relief from' the hot wave during the next twelve hours. The meroury at 9 o'clock this morning was 65. two degree higher than a; the same hour yesterday. Two deaths were reported before 9 o'clock. Chicago. evident) ON TRIAL FOR CONSPIRACY. Moscow. Aug. 23. The trial of three persona charged with the conspiracy nD the life of fnrmer.Gov. pouhaaoff began here today. One of the accused is a daughter nf General Kellar. ooooooooooooooo UNEQUALED PROSPERITY. - GROUND TO ORDER V-- r Tiring tlif ornligin rpgrripiirtii (o in anti we will fill it at tlie low ia jatssihle yriep. Otiro-jif-rieni-- :,- g a , ' mu t'LtH'K, WASH. lr!- h , - i;,,- - M FALSE ... ENTRIES. i h"-'"- n fREE OF CHARGE S"g;i ev Anr Han. ere? as J. S. LEWIS & CO., Opticians Till-- : an-- i -- ok-- AT "f sailor i MADE REMEMBER EYES i Chile in w. , ral'--.' will r.,i h. iiirs an: rr.jiei-- y '. iv xunjertk at Ya para iso " ! WE EXAMINE 'i i nmcii: .'..Hire- e lairg bark shhp twoni y yonrs or niim. - A i s'-v- r;,i,'i . - T:r u's on a it n s i.ii sh'( i !. f iv I'niCi! Vl :g s -- i .e - I The )i: ni pp lnrric of ft ii.,i a. M"mc.'. rvon.ng bv Mexican of mskii.g t,sc 01 aeven' four sh!prpd Itt" M Ico . Uem :a if 23 Sae and Vxiian r ,1 . k-r- th:-- ax refused ,r , ' Nogi'-- '.o '.hem s 1 ft, 1 s Washington. .Aug. .23. prosperity in the manufacturing industries In the I'nited States for the calendar year of HUG Is shown in a census bulletin Just completed which is compared hy the census bureau with a similar census for the year 19ee. The number of manufacturing eatahlisv menta In the country is shown 216.262. by the last census a an increase of four per rent over 190n. Capital increased during the Pve years from 1 to 112.686.266.678. or 41 per cent. In the same period the total value of product increased from 11.411.121.122. to $14,802,147,067. a gain of 30 per cent In the same time the number of waxe earners 16 per cent and the salaries 30 per cent. d |
