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Show y ,Ja THE MORNING EXAMINER: OGDEN, UTAH, TUESDAY FOR RENT PLUMBER CAUSED' HUE A IN Wm. Explosion. Followed and 100,000 Property Was Destroyed by Flames. in . startTopeka, Kans., Sr pi. ire, ing from a natural gab explosion la the baoement of the Crawfuvd Opera House block, a four-stor-r building, at Kanaaa areuiie, this morniug cauaed the deal ruction of the clock of the Moffatt Furnliure s'ure, the Union Ten company, the theater aul acenery and the household gxda of several families. The loss Is roughly esiimai-e- d 24-F- 612-61- at with 100, tK)0, ance. 28, ink) insur- a plumber, non iu the hospital severely burned went In the basement to search for a gas leak, explosion lighting a match. The which followed, shook the entiie block. Roy Disbrotr. TROOPS HAVE BEEN ABLE TO STORE PEACE. 1100 Eon n CAUSE IN DEFENSE OF THE SOLDIERS AND SAILORS. Dis- o 0 OOOOOOOOO O O OOOOOOOOOOOO WANTS ANOTHER WAR. Ishpeming. Mich.. Sept. 24. Cl C McCabe of Philadelphia. who Is presiding over In progress here of Detroit M. E. conference, in s sermon said that hs would ,,,eln t0. the folnst w declared Sultan of Turkey. He was applauded. M a general thing, opposed to war," said Bishop McCabe, bnt I would see one more war; one like to the Sultan of Turkey against and I would like to participate, in It mild like to see Dewey, ilh a good fleet soil up the rsitg of Bosphorus. Ye don 1 want any more such rui-or s the 8ultan nf Turkey and the Car of Russia." OOOOOOOOOOOO . . ADVERTISEMENTS ON THIS PAGE COST ONE CENT PER WORO FOR EACH INSERTION. NO FIRST INSERTION LESS THAN CENTS. ALL ADVER TISEMxNTS MUST BE PAlD IN ADVANCE. BUSIEXCEPTING NESS HOUSES RUNNING OPEN BOOK ACCOUNTS WITH US. EXPELLED BY THE NOBILITY. Kursk, Russia. Sept. 21. An an extraordinary meeting yesterday of the marshals of the nobility, It was decided by a vote of PS to 3 to expel from the ranks of the nobility three mem ben of tne late parliament, including Prince Peter Dolgorouknff, vlcq president of the lower house, who signed tbe Viborg manifesto. , PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP NOTICES. Consult County Clerk er the Respective Signers for Further Information, Estate of Minnie Barry Geiger, Deceased. Creditors will present claims with vourhers tv the undersigned at the law R. Hollingsworth, room 3u3 office of-Ecrles Building, corner of Twenty-fourt- h slreet and Washington avenue, In Ogden City, Weber county. State of Utah, on or before the 26th day of - December, A. D.. 1906. MILTON B. HA LI a . Administrator. Date of first publication, August 21, A. D., 1906. FEMALE FOR RENT nett Block. . nut- - Queen Ci!y. Reuekah Lodge No 4. O. O. F. hall. Meets second and fourth Friday eveaiogs at Odd Fellow Hall, Twenty-fourtstreet. Visit ing members invited. ESTHER RANDALL, Noble Grand. MISS LOLA WOODBERRY, Secy. ahort to 234S 2 229 Girl for general house ork; small family; good wages. 23,10 Orchard Ave. to work by 24th 566 St. Check. in business district. 4m made by H. C. Tuesday morning, Barnes; amount 10. Finder will be rewarded at Piugrec National bank. Ban-- 5 (if. 1 24th PROFESSIONAL BL the if. BOARD AND 26th COM- . Depart : EPrJO. Overload Limited foe Omha.Couacll y and Eut 1:00 y.m, No- - 2 a Bluffs.Dsa-STKanaasCtt- . N- Ulty Local... i:30 i12r,k Loo Angelos Limited 7:00 pa. pa. 4 Atlantic Express for Denver ; Omhah. Council Bluffs, Kanaaa City and all PtoU East, dolly 7:10 - Ogden Circle meets every Tuesday night at -- California Express :30 oclock. K. of P. hall. Visiting FIFTEEN assays or analyses for 3.u0. from Council Bluta, OmaGold, silver, lead, copper. Iron, sine, Neighbor inrltsd. ha, Denver, Kansas City Dues can be paid at tbe office ot Ed. Killca, calcium and manganese; write 3:41 j? for particulars. The Henry-- Hanson Autb, tha afternoon uf tha 28lh of each l11rftlrk CitF Local.. 10:21 Chemical Research Co., analytical month. First National Hank Bldg. Nu. 7Lam Angeles Limited 2:80 SU8IE ALDEN, G. N, 113 Twenty No Faet and consulting chemists, 54 Railroad Mail 1:00 No- sixth street. 1 Ovorland bldg., Denver, Colo., U. 8. A. Limited MARIE CK1TE8, Clark, 2731 Monfrom Omaha.Uouneil Blaffa, roe Avenue. facial SHAMPOOING, Kansas City, Denver and manicuring, all points East daily.... 4:00 misuse, scalp treatment, removing of moles and warts. Room 38, Lewi LADIES OF THE MACCABEES. block, Wash. .ave. Silver Hive No. 1, meals tha second WINDOW CLEANINQb and fourth Tuesdays at 2:30 p. m. at ONeill Hall, Twenty-fiftstreet UTAH window aid house cleaning, sisters cordially invited. PoSam work. and porter BESSIE 8EBR1NG, L. C, janitor ls no Co. Ball 750Y. Office, 414 25tn LUCY NEL80N. R. K. S treat. KNIGHTS OF THE MACCABEES. PHYSICIANS s ROOM-4- 49 .. MATT ROAD PANY. 581, room and RENT board at tha Virginia; most popular place in the city. FOR 8go Lily Circle. No. 374. meets every second and fourth Friday nighta at 7:3d, in K. ot P. halL VisiUag neighbors cordially invitea. MRS. BES81E LEE. N, 3459 Grant. ELLEN EASTMAN. Clerk, 2234 Washington Avenue. UNION PACIFIC Women of Woodcraft, ASSAYS AND ANALYSES. First-clas- - 21-i- f. BOARD AND ROOM-Go- od board and room with electric light and bath. HELP WANTED. Woman yuruiahii rooms. iJPACIFjCIl h Pedigree of Mack lYii-hirtnlluai Dumas. Saumlav at iii fair Junction City Lodge No. 8C. IndeReturn 10 thin office Re- pendent Order grounds. of Odd Fellows, meets ward. w ia O..O. F. hall every Thursday Visiting brothers corainlly LOST-- A sum of money, either ou evening. invited to be present. 12'h between Adams ami WashingJAMES BUNK. N. G. ton. ir uu Washington car. beWALTER RICHEY, Secretary. tween J2th St and 2!ili St. Return 9 id Standard office. WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT. fur SuNiQNK 1. t BOARD AND ROOM. St. ROOMS AND BOA HD, all modem i 1 conveniences. 614 24th BL 21-i- FOR RENT FOR RENT FOR RENT WANTED Good girl for housework; no family; good wages. 184 22d at bench. HOUSES. Modern house, inquire S14-2- t Wedell. brick Monroe. modern house. WANTED Waitresses and chamber maids, 125 per month; room and board. Kenyon hotel. FOR RENT Mouse; ssd chickens and sal. 2622 Madlsoa. FOR RENT , furniture for Modem 2, Cheap. Kelly k and Herrick. DR. A. rERNLUND, Physician and Surgeon. Office hours. 10 and IS a. m., 2 to 4 p. m. 340 15th 8t. Office phones, Bell 515K; Ind. 515. Residence 940 Wash. Ind. phone 501. FOR RENT, OFFICES. WANTED Energetic, trustworthy mu or woman to work in Utah, rep- RENT Two nice offices over L resenting large manufacturing com- FOR 124-l- f L. Clark k Son 8turn. MUSICIANS DIRECTORY. pany. Salary 954) to S90 per month, paid weekly. Expense advanced. J. MR. A. H. GROSE Expert Piano Tus FOR SALE REAL ESTATE. 1. H. Moore, Ogden, Utah. r and Repairer. With Barnes Music InWANTED Two boy s or young men, frame; close in: good store, Grand Opera Houst BIk. al Ogden Furniture k Carpet Co. vest nient, 91.500. W. E. Robinson. S3 OSTEOPATHY. .First Nat. Bank Bldg. close in; GORDON G. IVES, CORA G. IVES, Good reliable boy to woik FOR SALE Five seres, frame houae, barn, Oateopatna, graduate from parent in cigar store evenings. Apply 2309 good five-roor school, Kirksvllle, Mo. Weak. ave. poultry house, and etc., nice orblock, suite 69. Treatment by chard, fine land and water, 2.500. Hour 0 a. m. to 5 appointment W, E. Robinson, room 33 First Nat. WANTED Steady young man to drive lad. 1012. p. m. Bell phone 1014-Bank Bldg. bakery wagon; must give reference. Apply California Bakery. MONEY TO LOAN. FOR SAIJS-Ten-a- crea close in; new four-rooWANTED Ten men (or women) each house, good water right. IndividNo better pearh land In the country, MONET TO LOAN Trivet state, travel and distribute samples ual has several thousand dollars to of New Baking Powder. Salary 60 93,000. W. E. Robinson, room 33 loan in large or small sums, oa good First Nat. Bank Bldg. per month and expenses. Expenses real estate security. No commisadvanced. Enclose stamp fur consion. No dellsy. Very 19w Interest. tract. White House 8upply Co.. Chi- FOR BALE Farm In Bear River, valm Inquire Ind. TeL 37S1-A- . cago. ley, near railroad and sugar factory. No better land In the stale. MONET TO LOAN on farms ssd city WANTED Good man in each county W. E. Robinson, room 53, Ftrat Nat. rest estate. HUNTER A KENNEDY to represent and advertise HardBank Bldg. Into. 94 BuildRoom National First Bank 6, ware Department, pul out samples, ing. etc. Salary 21.00 weekly. Expense TWO AND acres; four-rooadvanced. Dept. A. The brick bouse ; fine orchard: money MONEY TO LOAN- -J. J. BRUMMITT. Columbia House, Chicago. close In. 92.IHUI,,1 W. E. Robinson, WANTED m Lewis-Stay-no- , . m . 33 First Nat. Bank Bldg. TAILORS. WANTED Ten stone masons at once; wages 5.60 per day. Bateman Broa. FOR SALE A new brick Clothes cleaned and pressed 1 a mo k Doyle, Croyden, Utah, First class location. 2,1541. Flour-roobrick residence, 21-- 4 month. 157 2Mb BL Bell phone 165a. BOTS WANTED at Western Union acres of land, with good variety of Tel. office. WANTED, MISCELLANEOUS. fruit, also good Water right; 2,000. - A good frame house with WANTED Reliable bell and elevator block from WANTED Horses to pasture. L A. bam end city water, . car line. 1,250.00. boya, 19 and 920 per month. Kan-yo- n Dodd, Eden, Utah. e A residence on bench. I hotel, Salt Lou City. 2 from STEAMSHIP AGENT. blk. business center, blocks 1750. . from 25th streev car line. on MEN to learn barber trade; O. D. RASMU98EN a portion. wagea Easy .terms Repretonling while learning; good aituatioaa wait ones of good land on The White Star Line, Red Star Line, About 2 1.000. Dominion 12th street. Line, American ing our graduates. Moier System Line, Scandinavian American Line, HolCollege. Salt Lobe City. Chauneey Parry, cor, 23rd and Wash. 9 22 lf . land American Line and The HamPhone 869K. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS burg American Line . Pauengsri ' ICO booked from or to any point of Euacres of land. Rec. FOR SALE 13 4 north R 2 .west. Suitable for rope to any rart of tha United FOR BALE Furniture, range and States. 2357 and 2359 Washington beets or tom 1 toes: also 80 shares of heater. 233 23d at. Davis k Weber Co. cansl stuck. Ave., Ogden. Utah. Time payments. Apply to Philo DibFOR BALE Parrot. 469 22d street. 925-4- t INSURANCE. ble, Layton, Davis Co.. Utah. 1-- at FOR SALE Sixty acres land near railroad afatton; fenced; partly improved, ready for fall grain; no pay sent until find, crop is marketed. Hunter k Kennedy, room 0. First National bldg. FOR SALE Elegant new piano at sacrifice for cash. Come quick, Pantone k Collins, next to Utahns Theatre, phone 75UY. FOR SALE Beat orchard, Weber county, having beat location FOR SALE Busch k Gurtx piano. and water right Kelly k Herrick. 105 25th 8L e FOR SALEr 91 per week buys an SALE cottage, 035 elegant violin at Pantonea', next to FOR 25th street. Utabna. 5 PER MONTH for tea mouths buys FOR SALE High grade pianos. Lowa good building lot 60x130 feet on est prices. We deal from factory list St. J. J. Brummltt to customer. Pantone k Collins next to Utahns Theatre; phone FOR brick SALE Farm, two-roo750 Y. m houae and good out bqlldlnga; good water right; 20 acres under cultivaHORSE for safe. 2138 Lincoln. tion; 15 acres pasture; all fenced; a snap. 2000. Inquire John Mwrijmouc, FOR SALE Thorongsbred Jersey Hooper, Utah. bull, cheap. Phona 667-K- . lot on 22nd BL cor FOR RENT FURNISHED HOUSES, CHOICE building lino, only 150. Moke your terms. J. J. Brummltt. FOR RENT cottage, 441 270 at. 27th at Apply 25th FOR SALE Farm; 50 acres forming Und, 20 acres pasturing load, 9 cows, RENT FOR Furnished cottage. 810. turksya pigs, cbickena. ducka and 2731 Jefferson. and forming tools. R. ML Simpson, Hopper. BUSINESS CHANCES, ONLY 25. One dollar costa and on dollar per week buys a nice buildSTOCK companies Incorporated. If ing lot on tbe bench. J. J. Brum-mil- t. yon have stocks or bonds for sale, let me try to cell them' for you. George M. Kellogg. Broker, 540 EL 1200 BUYS n new four-roocottage, licott Square, Buffalo. large closet and pantry, electric light and city water, located within two FOR SALE Barber shop. Inqire 1517 and a half block of tha Rio Grand 9 24-tWashington avenue. depot .on the bench; small paymest down; the balance the name as payWANTED Everybody to try our ing rent J. J. Brummltt "Ideal Shortening" (not lard I. It I all right. For sale at grocers. THE last few week 1 have sold out Co. hundred lot. I still hava 144 cheap lots in different parts of tbe city; no inFOR SAUL-Roomi- ng houae; close in. terest, no taxes; until sold thess address L., care Standard, lots go very cheap on terms to suit purcasert J. J. BrummltL Six-roo- Four-roome- d W. N. PIERCE, Notary Public. Real Estate; Fire, Life and Accident Insurance, 407 24th SL - p.at h a ya aa ia W. D. BROWN, E. R. KNAUS8, Secretary. Arrive J. II. ORDER OF WASHINGTON. Order of Washington, meals every Tuesday evening at I o'clock in A. O. U. W. invited to hall. Visiting comrade attend. Untou, Ogden WILLIAM No. 172, DOYLE, president WALTER RICHEY, Secretary. MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA. Utah Camp, No. 9900, A. W. AGEE, J. H. SHAFER, Clork. Meela night at Eagle HaJL I every Tuesd THE INDEPENDENT ' JUNK CO. buys p. m. Visiting members Invited. all kinds ot Junk. Bell phone 626Z. FOR ENTERS OF AMERICA Ind. plume 3693D. Green k Jacobsen, 2141 Pacific. Court Waaatch, No. 2, Forester of IF YOU have any kind of Junk, 'phone America. Meet I. O. O. F. hall. Ulh to Ogden Junk House; we will call street, first and third Wednesday even-lug- s for IL Bell 'phone I26K; Ind. 728. of each mnnib nt 7:30, .3-- 1 9 3 mo U. W. HALSEY, C. R. P. A. GARNER, Secretory. HAIR GOODS AND COSTUMES. HAIR SWITCHES for sale at reduced prices. Hair chains a specialty. Masquerade costumea to rent for balls and theaters. All mall orders promptly attended to. Mrs. C. E. Lee 321 24th. P. O. Box 43. tf SANITARY WORK DONE of all kinds. Bell Nell. McCarty, 2728 VETERINARY phone 509Z Grant SURGEON. D. P. MILL1KEN, graduate veterinary surgeon. Cylls answered night or day. Office. Ogden Feed and 8ale Bathr Stable, 2219 Wash. 455-K-ave. . phones: night phone FRATERNAL ROYAL ARCANUM. m r, p.as. pjl Ogden Test. No. 24. meets the aP and and fourth Friday evenings Narth of Ogden. at oclock sharp. In I. O. O. F. ball. Depart Visiting Knights cordially isvitad to No. 9 -- Portland, SpokasR attend. Pocatello sad Butts Ex- J. W. HALSEY, Commander. 1:35 Preu. dally F. F. BOND, Record Keeper. No. 33 Malad Local, via Brigham, dally except 9:20 MASONIC. Sunday No. 7 Foag Mall Portlatd. Spokane, Pocatello and Queen Esther ChapteV No. 4. O. K. 13:20 (JL Butte, dally m Masonic at held Regular anting N& 11 Cache Volley ExHall ou Washington avenue, between 8:10 pal dally Twenty-fift- h streets No.press, and Twenty-sixt13 Yellowstone Special the first and third Fridays of each for tha Park 1:20 pto. month. Sojourning main bare cordially Arrive invited to attend. El.SIR BADCON. W. M. No. 14 Yellowstone Special LILLIE HALSTED, Secretary. from the Park S:N No. I Fast Mall from Port-- , ORDER OF RAILWAY CONDUCTORS land. Spokane, Poeatollo and 7:00 dally R. CL, No. 12 Bull, Waaatch Division No. 134, Cache Valley Exmeets second and fourth Friday at ..... ,10:85 press, daily. 2:30 p. m. ii K. of P. hall, ouraor No. ID Portland, Spokana, avenue 24th sad street Butte uud Pocatello, daily l:S5 Washington All brothers era cordially Invited to No. 4 Malad Local via attend. . dally Brigham, except GEO. ALLEN, C. C. " Sunday 0:28 p.tu. D. U BOYLE, B. and T. South of Ogden Depart FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES. No. 4 Eastern Express.... 4:10 ojo. 0:10 14 Yellowstone No. Special ojo. Fraternal Order of Eaglaa, Ogden Aerie, No. 118, F. O. K., meet every No. 9 Portland, Spokane, for Pocatello and in coat Butts of Eagles hall, Monday evening Salt Lake City, dally.... T:S0 Reed hotel, at 8:00. Visiting Brother Eagles are invited to attend tha Aeri No. 9 Local for Salt Lake 9:00 City, daily. meetings. No. II Cach Valley to Salt J. C. GASBERO, W. President Lake City........,.......10-4- 0 T. TRACT. Secretary. D. sat DR. H. B. FORBES, Aerie rhysldaa. No. 19 Lou Angeles Limit9:39 pjm ed No. 3 Limited for Salt Lake B. P. O. ELKS. City, Provo, Nephl, sod ... 4:10 JA Juab, daily. Ogden Lodge, No. 710, meets every No.' 10 Portland, SpoluuM, Tuesday evening. Lodge and club Bulla and Pocatello to rooms, second floor Maaoule building, Balt Lake City, dolly.... 0:20 p.m. 1414 Washington Avenue. V. C.; JUNK. 5-lwk. palm-reade- 0.1a. AND SURGEONS. Flats. HOUSEHOLD furniture for aale 2913 Grant avenue. Bell 1019-- a jo. Via-Itin- g h 1 CLAIRVOYANT. 40-4- 3 Jernri 22-I- Furnished rooms suitable lor gentlemen. 162 23rd. I.OST ' Notice to Creditors. First visit t Ogden Iu tha District Court of the Second CLAIRVOTANT of Herman, the world's greatest Judicial district of the State of Utah, psychic, clairvoyant in and for the County of Weber. and healer, who la well and favorliTthe matter cf the estate of William ably known in every city of the If. Smoot, deceased: eatt and who has few equals and Creditors will present claims with no superior in his cheeeu vocation, vouchers to the undersigned adminiswill be In thia.ciry for a short time. trator at tbe law offices of Agee. Chez Do not fail to avail youraelf of the McCracken, rooms First Naopportunity now presented to contional hank building. Ogden. Utah, on sul one of the moat crlebratcJ er before the 2uth day of January, 1907. masters of occult science. Readings ; . MARK MURPHY. - 2474'9 Washington ave-rii- '. 50c and Administrator. over Utah Light k rower Co., J AGEE, CHEZ A M'CRACKEN. Oarim. Utah. Attorneys. t 9 Ini FOR RENT MALE HELP WANTED. foWI.WO more. 0 that swept over the China sea 0 recently. Howard. housekeeping houet-kfep-.n- WANTED Good girl for genera, small family. 2731 housework, nine-tenth- o o o o o 0 o o o o o Washington. Sept. 23. A cao blegram received at the navy o this morning from o department, Commander of tha Cutler, o cruiser Galveston st Shanghai, o announces arrival at o the port oftherhessfe United Suites o gnnhoat It was repotto ed that Helena. the Helena had been 0 in the great hurricane A. B. GRAFF, Noble Grand. HENRY KISSEL, Secretary. 1- Madison. 0 lllre. Three-yea- r Clean furnished rooms, with bath, thoroughly renovated; also light rooms. The 4u dt. Mrs. S. L. Colonial, 962 China, Maasger. WANTED Girl for general house work. Apply 657 22nd St. M.s. J. B. Ovater, Bay, 8ept. 24. President Roosevelt has contributed SlUO to be uaed by Rear Admiral Thomaa in a legal suit Instituted recently at Newport. K. ., to determine whether or not a man may he excluded from a public place of entertainment because he wears the uniform of the United States army or navy. President Roosevelt today made public the following letter which he has sent to Rear Admiral Thomas: "Oyster Bey. Hept. 21st. 19U6. Dear Admiral Thomas: I enclose lou, to be used In that suit, which, thanks to you, hu been so wisely undertaken to test the legality of excluding any man from any public place of entertainment because he wears the United Stales uniform. I feel that It ia the duty of every good citizen to endeavor in every shape and way to make it plain that he regards the uniform of the United States army and navy Just as much at when worn by an enliated man ns worn by an officer, as a badge of honor and, therefore, entitling the wearer to respect no long as he behaves decently. There la, no finer body of men In all our country than the enlisted men of the army and navy of the United States and I cannot sufficiently express my Indignation and contampt for any man who treats bis uniform save with the respect to it. ia entii led. If a man mlsbe-have- a himself then no matter what uniform he wears be should he dealt with aerordlngly; but thn fact, of wearing the uniform should he accepted a presumptive evidence that the man who wears it is right; any discrimination agninat the uniform ia more than presumptive evidence that tbe man thus discriminating Is all wrong. .. Sincerely your, (signed) Theodore Roosevelt." Resr 'Admiral Thomas la reported to be paying half the expenses of a suit for 500 damages brought by Chief Yeotpau F. J. Bunsele against the Newport Amusement company, of - Newport,? on the ground that be wag exANOTHER DEAD NEGRO, cluded from entrance to the hall while In uniform. Bunsele ia nn duty at the Atlanta, Ga.. Sept. 34. Tbe body naval training station at Newport. The of Zeb long, a negro, was found early isiL will-no- t be tried until October today hinging in the wooda near East Slid, or later. suburb eight miles south of Point, Atlanta.. Long wu locked up in the BUILDING CHURCHES Kast Point Jail, rharged with disorwas conduct. The derly broken Jail fcew York. Sept. 24. With the fininto afier midnight and Long s'ss akcn out. The usual mystery snr ishing of three churches which arc to rounds tbe affair. It Ns not known be dedicated within two or three weeks, Presbyterian of New York will jei whether Long was suspected of have spent in one year S2.S06.ooo on any connection with any of the renew church buildings and their sites, cent nrssulls on white women. a record which leaders say has never been surpassed here. Sites have been PEARLS ARE SCARCE. purchased and buildings put up for New Ymk, Sept. 34. Custom officers seven congregation. Contributing most to the cost is the say thst the importation at New York Madison Square, or Dr. Parkhnrst'a of pearls of the larger and more costchurch.- tl la said the slid cost 730e ly grades has greatly Increaaed pf late. 00 and the church and Its furnishings O lmo FOR RENT Foulger. Ha Dots Not Want tha Uniform criminated Against at Placaa of AmuaomonL o UNION DEPOT TIME CARD 11 l Return FOR RENT Light moms 2634 Grant. D. 17. l-- ' Another Colored Man Found Hanging in tho Wooda Naar a Suburb of Atlanta. ltd urn tl Ward Ogden lAdge No. 5, Independent OrPros der cf Odd Fellow a. Mee's 11 L O S'andriid. 0. F. hall tvery Tuesday eveaing Visiting broth er uoidtully invited iu be present. 23. - 427 24th. NICELY for housekeeping. lOM. LOST Hand ,atch-- i hcorn Wlllai-.and Oad,n. coti'alulng hi-k of 95 in silver end part uf l.'HMi mile ticket. Rcin-- n Iu Stand-err- ! bath; rooms Furmaned housekeeping. 2220 Lincoln. day, apply a 2241 iSMf. FOR KENT WANTED RE- Atlanta. Ga.. Sept. 34. At 8:3l) o'clock tho city ia quiet. The aeren-teecompantea of state militia are in complete control of tho altuatiou. All aaluona an closed for the day under tho order of the mayor. Buslneaa has assumed normal condltioua, the si reel car schedulea have been resumed, the schools an open as usual and public confidence is being restored under the energetic measures taken by ihe authorities, city, county and stale, to maintain order. No further outbreak ia anticipated. It ia difficult to estimate the total number of dead. Ten bodies of those killed In connection with the riots of Saturday night have been prepared for burial. It la reported, on seemingly good authority, that several bodies have been taken away for burial and it la equally probable that some deaths have not been reported to the police or other authorities. The exact nurnbar of dead may not be known for several dsys. Various startling rumora of trouble have been brought to the newspaper s of these hsva offices, hut been proved eheolutely without foundation and in other reset marvelous e agiteratton was shown. The etate Infantry will be kept on duty for eome time. The entire city ia bring patrolled. The passing of last night without serious trouble la couldered a hopeful situation. The local situation at noon today seems more favorable than at any time since Saturday night. Thn auand sent thorities bare dismissed home all outside militia companies, excepting those belonging to the Fifth regiment. Thin lenvea one full regiment In charge, excepting that guards hsva been posted at the hardware stores to protect them from possible raids for firearms and ammunition. Tha aale of fire arms and ammunition All tbe has been ordered stopped. saloons hare been closed until further orders. Tbe feature of tbe iltuation is the scarcity of negroes uaually employed bout tha city. The telegraph companies are advertising for white delivery clerks and the poatofflee is experiencing great difficulty in sending out special delivery mail. Domestic servants are frightened and an exodus of large proportions of negroes from the city Is reported. The authorities, however, believe they have the situation well in hand. GIVES In ;runt of church Sunder, Sep-- . uhawl. Reward. iy ODD FELLOWS. LUST 2314 23 Mt. 2.". LOST. 1 WANTED ROOSEVELT ROOMS. FURNISHED ROOMS with board if desired 1J4 27th si. 9 L Hiclenlcoper, SEPTEMBER MORNING, tiii'ficrn room twu Fui uir u a Adams avenue. LEAK. Even with the increase in the importation of pearls, ihe dealers say. the gems of superior size and lustre are scarce, sn greatly has the deuuud Increased and the prices arc higher than ever before It Is learned from Jewelers that since the Citron necklace was bought in Paris some weeks ago fur a price approximating $225on(l by William B. Leeds as a present for his wife theie has been considerable emulation uf his example on the part of other men who are trying to make equally beautiful presents to their wives. The more prominent Jewelers are all making specialties of pearl rol Union and in several salesrooms are necklaces valued at from l5o.otu to 25o,iii)0. r FOR KENT 2u9 Ecclea Building. Successor to N. H. Ives. A MATCH TO FIND A CAS Furm-fo- one or Adams. In cay and suburban home and vacant lot in ail parts of the city. Live stork ranches ant fruit farms. Houses to rent. Fire insuranca agency. Money to loan. Prompt attention given to every enquiry. ICPEKA STRUCK FOR KENT OPrOKIlMIlES RASE FURNISHED y Safest and besL Insures men for one. two or three thousand dollars. Rocky Mountain Council. No. 637, meets second and fourth Friday evenHow-nil- 's ings af A. O. U. W. hall, over store. Visiting brothers cordially Invited. FRANK FOULGER. Regent A 0. No 0 Portland, Spokane, Butt end Foratello Express from Salt Lake City 12: 50 No. 5 Atlantic Express from Salt Loire City, and Intermediate points, dally I: OS Nn. 7 Portland, Spokana Butts and Pocatello Express from Balt Lake City, 11:80 . daily No. 1 Fast Hall from Salt Lake City, daily. .. 1. .. 2:30 No. 11 Cache Valley Express from Balt Lake City. Provo, Nephl and . 9:19 Juab, daily. No. 17 Loo Angeles Limited 6:45 No. 3 Easters Express.... 7:09 apodal :0f No. 12 Y ellowston aa ojb. . la p.m ub. .m. p.m. p.B. U. W DEFART DAILY. C Fidelity Lodge No. 3 A. O. (J. W. Nol Atlantic Mall and all 7. 4 s.flt. points Ess. Meets in A. O. U. W. hall every SatNo. 12 Salt Lake local.... 1:00 ojb. urday evening. Visiting brothers in- No. It Salt Lake passen- 2. 15 p-vited. ...... ger JAMES H. MLAUGHMN. M. W. No. 2 Chicago and SLLouli WALTER RICHEY, Recorder. . .- .90 Limited . .... . ... W. N. PEIRCE, Financier. pal No. 20 Tha Scenlo Limited 9:20 PJA an Atlantic 4 No. Express, DEGREE OF HONOR. 7.00 pal points East DAILY. ARRIVE No. meets 1. every Ogden Lodge Wednesday evening at 2 oclock at tho No. 19 The Scenic Limited 9:00 sal A. O. U. W. halL Visiting members No. 11 Ogden special.. ..11:20 a.m. , eoraially Invited. Mm. Jemima No. 6 Pacific Mail, Balt C. of H.; Mrs. Jeanette Hill, Lake and all points East 11:30 sal financier; Mias L Jennie Trout, re- No. 1 Chicago ant St. Louis 2. 50 p.8L corder. Limited Park No. 15 Local from City and San Pete Valley 3:55 pal WOODMEN OF THE WORLfo No. 3 Pacific Express from .12. 0 saz points East. Weber Camp, No. 74, meet! in K. ij Ticket Ogden, Agent, HENRY, A. C Bank National Utah in of P. hall L A. BENTON, (Hm. AgL Psgr. Dept building every Thursday evening at 9 Salt Lake. oclock. Visiting Woodmen cordially A. j. CRONIN, Agent. Ogdon. invPed to attend. ......... ...... Fur-also- - ......... LORIN G. HENINGER, C. C. E. AUTH, Clerk, First Nat'l Bank Building. Southern Pacific Company KNIGHTS OF FYTHIAB. Depart, Ogden Lodge, No. 2, Kdights of No. 3 Pacific Express for San Francisco and InterPvthias, meets at Castle Hall, - Utah 4:30 l.zt mediate points, daily National Bank building, every- Mon BROTHERHOOD. FRATERNAL Express day evening. All K. of P.s requested No. 6 Pacific to meet with us. through to Ban Francisco, Ogden Lodge, No. 971, T. F. B am BENJAMIN MARRIOTT, C. C. daily ....... NICE lot on 10th 8t. only 50; 10 meet second and fourth Tuesdays at ...5:15 pm Fast Mail. E. R. GEIGER. M. of A No. par month. J. J. BrummltL ' 9 p. m in A. O. U. W. hall Visiting L. X. MEID, K. of R. Md 8. No. 1 Overland Limited... 4:20 pal members cordially invited D. H. ADAMS. Prosit ent. Arrive. RATHBONE SISTERS. CORA HOBBS, Secretory. ' N0.6 Atlantic Express from Treasurer. R. T. MILLER, to household PARTIES having goods 7:10 a.m San Francisco, daily Meets every Saturday afternoon at tshlp east or west can save money Limited..'. 230 pal Overland 3 No. National U:sh hall. 3:30 in ROOMS. Redman Van StorPythian and WANTED, FURNISHED 'by addressing No. 4 Atlantic Express from Bank building. Sojourning Sifters age Co.. Salt Lake qty. - We cut San Francisco and interattend. 10 Invited mo WANTED Three or four completely . the freight rates. mediate points, daily... 9:50 p.m. M. C. FRYER. E. MRS. NELLIE furnished room for housekeeping, No. 10 Fast Mail. ....... . 0.30 pm. M. R. of WYANT. MRS. ISABEL wife: close wlih lm;h for man and WANT ADS YIELD BIG RESULTS. w and C. In. Address. Box 451. WANT ADS YIELD BIG RESULTS. WANT ADS YIELD BIG RESULTS BIG YIELD ADS RESULTS. WANT ADS YIELD BIG RESULTS WANT ADS YIELD BIG RESULTS. WANT ADS YIELD BIG RESULTS. WANT 'ADS YIELD BIG RESULTS. WANT W. WOTHERSPOON. Collector. G. B. ROBERTS, Secretary. J. l- cor-disl- lr ....... |