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Show Piano Instructor Studio 8281 Wall Av Orchestral loader. Violin Inotructor. 132 Poplar awe. Bell phono 573 X. CHAfc C. THATCHER, Arranger of Uiim tor Orchestra and Band. Theatrical Pianiot. 530 Wash. Av Ind. 'phono 74. RUTH E. PROUT of Violin and Pian 245 Van Buren Avo. reactor MUSICIANS' PROTECTIVE UNION Meets at Union Labor kH evcomd 11 . Sunday of each moo ill. at Chat. Williams, prweldc&t; 1 . secretary. R. P. HUNTER MR. Teacher of Guitar and Mandolin. iMeravian Syotom). Also Pian Studio 2248 Quincy Avo. DENT MOWERV Piano Theory. Bell Phone 715-2-' H. H. MORTON, Orchootral Work a Specialty. Teochor of Violin. Studio 1WI Oak Avenue. W. PURDY. Teacher of Violin; aleo O ns kestrel St. Bell 'pliono 16 k Work, 166 B. if J. M. PANTONE Violin Inotructor. Orchestral Work o specialty. 2721 Jefferson Av J. W. SALTER. Teacher of Pien Studio 2748 Adorn Phono ERNEST M. W. JONES Plane, Cabinet, Oryan and Ha non. Studio 8343 Wool). Avo. J. ADDIE 1 S17 Ind. PAF.RY Instructor on Piano, Organ and tul tar, Vocal Leeaonc Taught by St. M'tc. Studio 281 Twenty-thirU MRS. TILLIE N. BLASDEL. Concert Pianist, Teochor o Piano. Studio 2880 Adam 'Phono Ind. 468L HENRY BLAIR Plano Tunor and ropoirsr. Fine tone and action regulating. 2367 Wash. Av Boll 7634k MRS. S. E. REDFIELD Teacner of Plan Avenue. Studio, 848 Washington MISS OLGA WEHREND, Teacher of Binging. Bell phone 47B-V-. 2308 Adame av , ALMA BAUER Teacher of Plane, Leachetrxky Method, Studio 2308 Adame Av MIBB MISS DELLA LUND, Piano Instructor. Studio, 30 North Wash. Av CLYDE REDFIELDb Teacher of Violin and Trombone Orchestral Work a Specialty. Studio 849 Washington Av MRS. MARY L. SHIPP, Teochor of Guitar and Mandolin. Raodlonco 104 13d BL Ind Phone 188. ART a MRS. J. L. HERRICK. Lecsona In china painting. Firing a Complete line of white apoclalty. Studio 2780 china and material Wash. avo. MARIE A. ADAMS Inotructor In Art; Drawing, OIL Water Color and Chino Painting. Studio 2430 Lincoln Avo MIBB C. BARRATT ADA Teacher of piano and vocal cultureStudio, Ogdon (Wednesday and Thursday,) 2643 Lincoln av Studio, Balt Lake City (Monday, Friday and Saturday,) 1 Kendall Squar MIS0 LUCILB WALLACE Toochsr In China Painting. Doolor Plain and DecoratIn Fine Chin ed. Studio roar 642 27th. BL Real Estate Agents 00100 column. Far bargains In Ogden and outalda properties oeo Classified WM. A. HICKENLOOPER. Real Estate, Insurance and Invest 209 Ecelea Building, msnt to N. H. Iva sue-ceea- JAB. E. BALLANTYNE. and InInouranc Real Estet vestment Office 919 Ecelea Bldg. H. H. GODDARD, Loon Reel Estet Insurance, Commarolal Stock 110 Eaclao Mdg. J. J. Real Estet Insuronc Waohlngten Avo. Both phone I. 'Phon Red M. FORRISTALU J. Bursty Bond Real Estate and ineurano 813 Escloa Bldg. W. N. PEIRCE. Raal Estate, Notary, Fir and 418 24th BL Both Lite Ineurano 'phona W. D. WILSON and InReal Eatat ! neurone Eoclso Bldg. vestment Both 'phono BP.UMMITT Loon 1408 Loan hone F. SRATZ. Fire Ineurano Estet Notary. 410 26th BL Both KELLY A HERRICK. Loans and General Inouranc Real Estate Investment Rontel A. A. WENGER, Reel Estate, Fire Inouranc Mart 88 First Natl Bonk gage Loon Bldg. Ind. Phono 721. 218-22- L. IVES. Real Estato, Loons, tnourano Colloction Rent Notary Publl ML Reel Real Estate, Fire and Life Insure 412 Eecles once, Notary Publl Bldg. Bell Phone 6342. W. 8. WEDELL tnourano Real Estate. Loan 2468 Washington av and Rental Both block. phone Boyla SKEEN, Farm Land Special attention property. 48 paid to and 10 Flrot NetT Bnk. Bldg. Both Phone B. H. GODDARD, J. C. NYI, Loans and Incur-on-e Eewt Notary Publl 2411 Washlnf-to- Avenu B. B. SMITH Mine end Realty Broker. Notary Room 21, First Nat. Bank. Publl Ind. phono 687. J. C. SIMMONS. E. S. ROLAPP. Estate .Fire Insurance, Raal Rental 404 Ecdee Notary Publi hcne 26; Ind, 33. Bldg-- , Bell estate dealer In Five Points properties and form land Rontel proportion handled. 220 Ween. Av, for BALE at "ODDS and CHAUNCY PARRY Real Estate, Fire Insurance and loan Conor 23d and Wash, Base- EARTH End" I. T. Alvord, 2277 372. Loan Land Wash. investPhono ment Furniture, Hardware, Dlshe Root 011000 Boll 980-y- . ment JOHN Attarney-et-Law- Office 2408 Washington Attorney Office Attorney-et-Law- . 314 Twenty-fourt- Grocery. Eeolee De l P'3 Wheat.- Pec. 744a 78c. 71c. 70e, 71V; 74r; May 78o, dept. 731 7814c. Corn-Se- 48c, pt. Dec. 4416C. 4R1e, Oats fiept. Dec. 31c, nr, 02; 62. lard May Jan. S3c, May $17 $13.06 -- 917 $13 48Se: 41;S9r; 30V: 32trv. Mess Pork Popt. 32c. 4$c. 44eC. 29c. 29r. 44 44 17 02. 02. $13.57 72. $8 75. $8 62, $8.65; Jin. 97. $7 92. $7.97. Short nihs firpt, $8.82. $8 77. $8 62, $8.65; $8.8)1; Oct. $4 67. .Tan 97.30. $7 27 Oct. $8.75. $8 80. 98 Sept. 98.8. $8 82. $7 Nor. $4.67. ChlcRgo, Aug. 27. New Y'urk says: A Cana- special from A financial hattl with $25,000,000 in rash and the fiKintnd of the Chicago. Milwaukee fit. Paul railway system. Is on between J. Pierpont Morgan and E. H. Harrlmun. In the battle are Involved twice BAN FRANCISCO STOCKS aa many millions of dollars and three times aa many thonaands of miles of Interstate Brokerage Company. Aug. railroads as were represented in the Union-Souther- ays-ter- 4i 75c ; No. Cum 2 2 Oats - No. 31 No. ',c; 2 3 2 rod 3 74 .No. 2 yellow No 29ffr. 28fl31r. whin 2 white 56r. Rye - No. Hurley -- Fair to choir Bldy. r 7nfl7lc. 494fr; malting l"fl Nv. 1 Flax Seed -- No. 1 $1.07: north western $111 Clover Onntracr grades $12 no filurl Ribs Sides Moose! $8 7047 8L, over Richard-con- ' Ind. phona 64. Pacific. Early this summer there was a mysterious buying nf Pacific Coast IJne stork. Before Harriman or Hill cmild discover who were the purchasers, the Canadian Pacific had obtained a sufficient interest in the mad to wield the balance of power. Then the Usnrdtuns made overtures to - Hill for joint, control of all advantages the line offered In connection with the trade of the coast. Hill Indignantly repulsed them, and made hlh memorable threat to build into the Canadian Pacific's errltory. The Utter turned tn Hamman, hut. llarTitnan was not impressed with the valii of any allmnee wih :he Canadians, fin the latter fell lisrk on the St. T'silt interests, with which they road" an slllsnre. Scarcely had 'hat been arroroplUh-before Hsrr: man's eyes had been Immed mely be started lo opened repair bis error bv the purchase nt St Paul s'ork ind soon had acquired a sufficient interest in that road tn able to make a deirumstr.it inn agai-f- t the inter es's That. is believed, inclined the la'ter to look iim-- e favnrnhly rn hta fight for the UndPr coast trad. Upon the control or 'he remainder of the floating slock of 'he St. Paul depends to which side thev will throw tbelr weight uitimatu'i d Quotations Cash quotations were as follow-FlouActive and steady. Wheat No. 2 spring 76c; V. . lard I 12'W $' :i.2S 'hihey Basis of high win Ritter lasts? plexion -- a!1n liver need waking IVan's K"ti ets cure hllious up 25 rrir ny drag storr. $4.77 hexed Psi heavy after dinnrr? Com- Bilious? Tongue mated Per hhl $17.02. Per ion lh Short Clear Side MAN AND WOMAN KILLED. Shat by the Huaband Were 91 29 FLOODS IN MEXICO. fhirts-'- . Receipts and Shipments, krticles Rerelp's filupments Manaiisn, Several rendered ef the Woman. 11 8 DO MALONEY Portsmouth, Ohio. Aug. 27. While John Harr and Mrs. Flora Hughes were walking down a street crowded with people, on tbelr way in church vMuerday, a man. who la said by eye wltnessew t be the woman's husband. Jarrett O. Hughs, rushed out from yard, where he had been hiding, and 'shot them both. Harr staggered a few steps and dropped dead before help coti'.d reach him. Mra. Hughes expired as she waa being placed nn the nperatiug table of a hospital to which she had heen taken. Those who saw the shooting inimw-diareldeclared tbs; Hughes was the man who did It. and a search for him waa ms'le He was found at the home nf h's fa-submitted to arrest quietly an i declared he Vnew nothing about the .i ni". A special Hm ys: h'in-ri-people have been by the disastrous Hondo whirh bu. swept over thin region for ihe viv few days Twenii dii' of Incessant aln thmnghmit t!i egion of the Paejflr RECORDS BROKEN. whole lower rtnin-tr- j cna' has mad . f water. The w:ttrs h vas sen of the h.i Ncv hnvp been supplemeutcd Aug. 27. Martin J. Bher-iditin the exchange :odm ih" h" inmnl v h rh poured down from AthleWc 'h was ' rrrani-vlAnn. nniket 'r'er iniand houses Inca'e I nn ctin. wh. se iat discus record waa not . datnea i;5x2"r: eggs he iwarh i" iyj.ii-a'tow-edi veeterdsy threw th discus ept away 123-fr c 4 inches at the Irish cml-v- i t'ody flr at trark rsea inrlielrd bnil'pvard wlurh conneced r.he city fire14r. Irtr: dr. " Celtic wj'h the This throw park. ).t ueen dcstrovctls '! ti n"-0j , ?"lr ePenap giesd.' . The losses tDp mark nf 133 feet 11 inches gar pumters heavv mate hy Rherldan last year in the Canadian rhstnpionahtp, and wilt con-- a Chicago Produce. HAVANA MILITIA. new wo-l- d s record. 27 t hirseo. Auk Wh Clone: Aiinth"i world's record was set by 74 18.' Ha ana t'ic m Jihi J Flanagan of the Men who fipl 71 I'D, ivr om fiept 44 14: nc. 44 e American the nrplot of cluh. He was entered in men: durire th- - period of u'e- - the sr. puiud weigh; throwing con'pe-iri- . fiept. 24 I 57M : Per 23 5 ll! .Tan IT ) ire orgseiri-'- s Pork fiept. 17 oy i ui np inn In f using the unlimited ran Kills 4 79 I 2 S 40 ; fiept. 6 a; 12 p;in-- . to se pari of the Havana and folk's- atyie he sent the hig iron . nillltla V '15 f...M 5 inches. The old record a,e $4"' v hT bs'i w Tccefit fund t vj equipment. Uye-a f 'v. short of that mark. fipt 55 2 4. 27. Vug r Mex-r.- i -- -- n OGDEN FLORAL Floral Artist. Store CO. 413 Twenty Greenhouse opposite rourih st. Glenwood park. Phone. Bril Hi Ind. 193. K. Ogden City Dentists FEL3HAW-DENTAL PARLORS, W, B. LISTER. Over Bpargo'a Book Stem PARLORS. DENTAL BOSTON n. 2465 With, Avo. 'Phene 79 L, BelL Open Sunday 13 a- - m. till 2461 Wash. Ave. j Over Browning' 8 . ! Ip. Far the Centrol of the St Paul dian Pacific ays-teni- VARNEY FLORAL CO. Floral designs of every description to ordar. Delivery promptly mad. Order by phone. Bell 813-K-, Greenhouse, 162 Thirtieth sL VARNEY FLORAL CO. Th choice t carnations, rose and other flov.era, with appropriate green. Pr'cee moderate. 162 Thir- tieth at. MORGAN AND HARRIMAN IN A STRUGGLE 2 City Florists THE PORTER FLORAL CO. Choice cut flower always on Floral designs a specialty. hand. Greenhouse cor. Jefferson avo. and Twentieth t. W. L. Porter, Mgr. Ind. 2V3. Phonoo Boll 260-Z- ; IWM famous fight fur possession of the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, which resulted In the memorable Northern Pacific corner, when the price of that stock waa rushed uii to $1,000 a there and a panic In Mall-strefollowed. The apposing forces consist of J. P. Morgan, James J. HUi and tbelr friends, foreign capitalists on one elds, and E. H. Harriman. practical n owner of the Pacific roads, with Sir William Van Horne, Sir Thom a Sbaughneasy, aa controllers of the vast Canad'an Pacific with their friends, on the other. Remaining neutral for the time betively. ing .but inclined a(o throw tbelr A drop of 2 In Cuban bonds re- weight to Harriman, are James H. flected the troubled conditions of af- Smith and Wm Rockefeller, as prinfairs in that country. cipal stockholders la the BL Paul. Bonds were easy. Total sales, par On the outcome of the war depends value. 13,310,000. whether the St. Paul road Is to he unall were bonds States United extended to the coast, for which purchanged on call. pose a $60,000,000 new stork isana was voted in a northerly dlraetlon. and so CHICAGO FUTURES. seriously Injure the traffic of the Great Northern and Northern Pacific or southerly to impair the future The Leading Futures Ranged as Fellows: profits of the Union and Southern Referee Bankruptcy, U. 8. Com mleslener, 2442 Waablngton Are, Ecdee Building. 18 BATTLE 2 In Attorney-et-La- 308 tivity. Sugar's dividend time Is approaching, and H is not unlikely that today's movement was an attempt to discount that event. Money conditions manfested no material change, call loans opening at 5 per rent, with an increasing demand for and a reduced supply of time accommodations. Nevertheless, conservative banking Interests professed to fnel more at ease regarding the outlook, basing their holies on belief that the hanks nf the went and southwest are preparing to dn much of iheir own emp financing; also that the government will continue, if occasion requires, to replenlah the money supply at interior points. Western advices show that the outlook aa regards the railroads continues very bright, earnings, aa instanced In Atchison, grain showing an increase of 50 ler rent with mercantile prospects especially promising. All the eastern roads establishing tax beyond their carrying capacity, traffic being far In excess of moving facilities. Persistent selling of the active liat began to show In the general decline of prices early In the aflernuon. The features of greatest weakness were 8t. Paul, It Northwestern. Huielilng, Chicago Union Pacific. Northern Pacific and United States Steel, while a number of specialties registered marked recessions. The movement was accelerated by selling from London which reported sharp declines In Russian securities. The closing woe weak at about the lowest prices of the day. Fifrther weakness was shown in foreign exchangee, which declined to 94.84.20 Just before the market's does, the lowest, point nf the present movement. Noteworthy railway returns of the day besides that N. and Southern nf Atrhlson were L. Railway, showing gross Increases for Jnly of 9600,000 and 628.onO respec- Attomy-at-Law- . 0. LESSENOER M. BIG RAILROAD VeHs Pork THOMAS Salt Lake, Aug. 27 Business for tho week opened up fairly well this morning on the flour of the local exchange. The bidding waa brisk and the market on the whole waa fairly atrong. The individual aalea wars small, but the total volume uf bus!-nea-a for the day waa well up to the average. Lower Mammoth waa active on the oien board at price ranging from 65 to 71 centa. One hundred Nevada Hills aohl at $3.20, and the iutereat in Nevada atovka ai a whole waa perhaps, stronger then usual. Prospects of a good week's business are believed very favorable. The quotations are aa follows: Stocks. Bid. Asked. eceipts T. R. O'CONNELLY. R. S. FARNSWORTH Attomeyat-Lsw- . 314 and 315 Ecdee Building. - Wool Steady; Individual Bales Small, but Volume territory and western mediums 22 U1 of Business on Whale Comas 28; fine medium 17(7 2''. fine 14 '3 16. Well Ua to Avarag ab-eti- ce D. SKEEN and Couneelort-La- Attomey-at-Law- WEEK ON SALT LAKE CHANGE OPENS UP WELL. 68 S - 13c First Net Bank Bldg. 21-2- 2 Rio un-e- . E. T. HULANI8KI Reams N,.. 7 Wool. Aug. 27. Si. Cash 300-30- ; Chicago Cattle. Chicago, Aug. 27.- - iVtle Receipts New Yoik, Au. 7.IUIU. t life lower; ords were registered lv St. Paul and beeves Market stead) w and heifers $3.6506.50: in the couim- of today's stork 1 4'iS 5.20; atockers and feeders $2 40 t market anieh was for Hie part ft 4.3b; 4 50: wethers Texans irregular and dull, reflertiug forth r 63.ti')f 5.25: calves$3.ti.Vu $5.r$7 75. pioflt taking iu the Harrinian issues Hogs Receipts 37.1"'". steady; mixand other storks whorr reeent ed and butchers $0.""'d6 50; good s nieiemir. hate been m-high water mark wav attributed heavy : $6.1096.45; rvugb heavy $5.60 lights $li.00D i..5n; pigs $5.40 to the return- - of that sisters for July, ti wliirb ho a net of $4Wi.ihni. 96.25: bulk of sales $0 'Hijg6.40. Shtvp Receipts 24."""; weak to life The lint's tendency toward heavluee. however, reflected the disappointment lower; sheep 5.5ofi 5 5"; lambs f4 75 shnwn at the failure of mir hankers t;i 0 S.ISl. secure eteu a share of the South Kansas City Cattle. Afrlran gold landed in lsindoii. A a Kansas City, Aug. 27. Cattle mailer nf fact, all the day's known deof 12.000. Steady. na:ive steers velopments suggested an anything like nrgenl demand for the $4 niifi 6.3n; naiive rows and heifers metal from this quarter. There was $2.i"ifi 5.00; Stockers and feedera $2 56 little change In the foreign exchange 9 4 50; hulls $2.163 25; ralvea $3.00 6(H); situation, although the rate weakened tfj.nd; western steers 93.5 sonic more later Iu il.r dtiy. and the western steers $3.5' .7 6 "0; western mily interesting feature regarding this cows $2 On'S 4.00. phase was the announcement of an enHogs Receipts 6. "O'1. Steady to gagement of 1730,1)0(1 Australian gold, strung; bulk of sales $G.16fC.30: which will nut he received heie for heavy $5.00 0.15; packers $6.1)6.-3o- : The day's trading was sonic weeks. pigs and lights $5.75 6.35. ImIow that of recent days, and was 4."00. Market Sheep Reeelpts same the limited lo lambs again largely strong: muttnns 94 3"5.50; mocks that made up the great bulk 86.11O 7.50; range wethers $4.5065.75; of laat week's remarkable movement ewes $4.25 5.50. I'nlon and Southern Pacific. Atchison, fit. Paul. Reading. Culled States Steel and Amalgamated Copper. To thla be added Sugar, A very small list mly-h- l which, was a pronounced feature of the early trading by reason of ita sharp advance on relatively large transactions after a protracted period of Inac- J. Av MARKET high rec- M' . COFFEE Steady The Day's Trading Was Below That of Recent Days and Confined to About the Same Stock Roome 31 and 32. First Nat. Ban C. GUNNELL VOLNEY MINING Coffee. l-- i. NEW HIGH RECORDS REGISTERED IN ST. PAUL AND ATCHISON. E. BAGLEY. Attomey-at-Law- I 3iil2: 97.32, Attorneys AGEE. CHEZ A M'CRACKEN Attorneys and Counselors. Rooms 440-4- 3 First Nat. Bank Bldg. n" Atrli-Imhi'- IDA M. CASSIN Instructor of Plan Studio 2680 Lincoln Av MIS CARA WAKMtii, TeachLewhetrxky Method.d Piano Ptra. er, 50 Twenty-thir- lOOflw 2S, - Au-hiro- n W. B. STOW ELL Teacher of Guitar, Mandolin 1 and Violin. 643 27th BL Ind phono 170. AUGUST . No. 4 MORNING, New York. Aug. 2T Suitor Row, ovnirif-u- l firm; fair refining 3 9ii teat 4; toolm-i"Migar 3 1 8 Refined steady, rr.irhed 3.60; powdered 5.1W; granuV-- fl 14 90. WILLIAMS THE MISSES L. W. FORD Sugar and BIDDLE MISS GERTRUDE Instructor on Piano (Leechetriky Method) Studio 246 Madison Av Studio 25 32 Orchard Av Barley Ceeh 37 $52 fording 36. Timothy Sept. l.W MARKET TUESDAY UTAH. OGDEN, STOCK Music & Art Instructors JOSEPH BALLANTYNE. Director Ogden Tabernacle Choir. Voice Building a Specialty. EXAMINER: MORN IN O TOE , j j I pi-ii- j . -o li . - 1 rc!-p;- ifi a- I I - Ahlr 11 a- Tt-r- |