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Show 00 TIIE PARIS BEHIND f lota! will nut LONDON. lis.'ge. Pail 1 behind L uioo iu ialit-tailoring. H U uii.y in ihe fc,things they excel. The editor of tbe Taiiur and Cutter made this statement to the Daily Mir- tur recently iu no spirit of btf.il- A glance at the beauisfuliv. ness. made gsnuents snt iu for com;vii lion in tbe exhibition held under the cf Hie Tailor and Cutter at 42 Germrrt street, was sufficient iu prove this. honors for ia:tirs' Ksrmejtn First have gone to a West End competitor lor a braided and embroidered costume of plum colored Venetian eicth, which could not be bought fur twenty euo-fc- b- - 1 :gt. aud luiui-aui- - :ua msur-office- who t ja-- e ! ia-i'.- y ; ii. aut-pice- tc-tcr.r- s, - earth-shaking- v e g ic 197-190- ,'' cap-lalne- world-shakin- g Tlt-Blt- CHARGE COST OF EARTHQUAKES. eetl-mate- FURNISHED MORNING, ROOMS. NOVEMBER BUSINESS .') or fV . r ' 7 M isos. FOR RENT RuOlli! house keeping. IV,-- CHANCES. WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT. lor Bl' V lour mining stock from the lm original broker. leur d'Alene mining stock are aiwa. cheaper in i FOR RENT Three ou north in the t. We deal Spukane iii-'.uita;i "M; i. direct with the ongim.1 stockbold Washington. ON THIS ADVERTISEMENTS era Write foi our weekly markri-ievrPAGE COST ONE CENT PER DwrbU' FOR RENT .rivir. cloth re it give WORD FOR EACH INSERTION. j u the adtit-- of cI.im;, strictly mobiu. also Mtgle firm ou ihe ground with e'eten LESS NO FIRST INSERTION room for gentb Wall tear of rxcliMiie mtuing brokerage THAN 29 CENTS. ALL 11 ac. Me adMt-- ; the MUST BE PAID IN of 8uoioriu Ae muni BUSI EXCEPTING ADVANCE. ; FOR KENT Furn:'n J ruum. J lai Montis for age ai 64: it NESS HOUSES RUNNING OPEN for gentlemen 2227 Grant 3 1". 8'ewanl buuichi June lsr for BOOK ACCOUNTS WITH US. 1 I'iSl M October 29 for f". : v.,p. King bougl June 11 for .tij. per FOR RENT Furni::e.l room. 2633 sold this week for 4 1. William A. FEMALE HELP WANTED. Adams. MrhullH. SlKkane. 11 31; nis. WANTED Girl for genera! houseFOR RENT Two rooms, pantry and TWO Hl'NDRED Klney work. Apply at owe, 162 2s;.i Mi. 22nd Ilukt't, 97 per loi'tiii. 232 Box 4 '.uuuLm.iu la Kc'.i- - 4 Herrick. slock. 8up. WANTED Good, reliable female help FOR RENT Bull. ut furnished wanted at the State Industrial room for light huuMkeiilr.g. Elec- FOR SALE - Rooming house: rlu-- e in. School at once. tric light. 173 24: li S' lu SU-address I... rare standard ttl.V'f WANTED Experienced dining routu FOR RENT Two room. w girl at the Virginia. w PROFESSIONAL 1 Apply 2u24 Farr Ate. i :n,:!i-,- r l Annex. Sego Lily Circle. No. 174. meet ( secvnJ and fourth Friday Bight t 7:36, in K. ot IV hall. Visiting neighbor cordially milled. MRS. BESSIE LEE, G. N. 2159 11 1 Grant. ELLEN EASTMAN, Muadungum Atenue. r. 2'-'i- ADVER-TieE.ENT- p:u-rha- -- 1 11 h street. MARIE CR1TE3, Clerk, 2731 Monroe Avenue. 1 Girl for housework, small family, good wages. Mr. Runyan, WANTED tf COM Depart. a.m. I;! Eiprw... LiuiJtcd lor Coaacil Omaha, Bluffs, Dsaver, I East.. 8:0 Cltjr No.lIS Park City Local.. 5:86 No. Los Aagaiea Limited 7:09 No. 4 Atlantic Express for 8EBR1NG, I.. C. LUCY NELSON. R. k. E pm FuruLiied room; modCLAIRVOYANT. pm ern; in private Urn.L. 229 Twenty-thir- d KNIGHTS OF THE MACCABEES. pm THE ONLY rcliabln clairvoyant, mestreet. dium, palmist and aniroluger in the Ogden Tent. No. 24. mens the secDenver. Omaha, FOR RENT Ground front ond floor, anf fourth INIday evenings Council Bluffs, Kancity. Tell all thing. 1'ent circle 6 o'chick shsip, in I. O. O. F. hall. rooms, alto room ou the second at 7:3u p. m. Admisaam Sunday sas City aud all 25c. floor; other rooms from per Point Fermaucuiiy loia;cil at 173 Visiting Knight cuidially Invited to East, daily.. 7:21 pm 27tU St. week up. 429 27lh opposite Uiahue alleud. Theatre. J. W. HALSEY. Comniander. Anrlvob No - Uaufora.s F. F. BOND, Record Keeper. HAIR GOODS AND COSTUMES. Express FOR RENT HouM'kicpiug room, from Council Bluff. 137 26th St HAIR SWITCHES for Mile ai reduced MASONIC. Omaha. Denver, Kan-sa- a Hair chains a specially. prices. City and East, THE LINCOLN HOTEL tin rhanped Queen Esther Chapter Xu. 4, O. Maquerade costumes to rent fur 3:45 dally bauds, at 330 23ril Si., aud new balls and tLeaiar. Ail mall order 8. Regular meetings held at Masonic No.lll Park City Local... 10: 15 4A rooms art uuw tor rent. Hall on Wsliigliai avenue, between No. 7 Los' Angeiea Llmltad 9:56 am promptly attended to. Mrs. C.E. pm Twenty-fift221 34 ih. P. O. Box 435. No-- 9 Fast Mail and Twenty-sixt- h street S;00 pm ine first ad third Fridays of each No. 1 Overland Limited FOR RENT Furntuh.-rooms for mouth. Sojourning members cordialINSURANCE. from Omaha, Council ly invited to atteuii. housekeeping. C22c Lincoln. Bluffs, Kansas City. BAIHT.iV. W. M. W. N. PIERCE, Noiary Public. Real Deavsr and all points LILL'iJ HALSTEAD. FOR RENT Clean furnUhed rooms, InAccident Kaiate; Fire, Lite and Bemtnry. East, daily 4:00 pm wi'.h bath, thoroughly renovated; surance, 467 24th St. ORDER OF RAILWAY CONDUCTORS slwi light houkekeeping room. The FOR KENT 8-- 1 WANTED- - Woman for general house-woik- ; good wages. Apply 724 24ih street. the day, PACIFIC RAILROAD PANT. Silver Hive No. 1, meets the second end fourth Tuesday at 2:30 p. m. at No. O'Neill ii;i. Twenty fifth treei. Via-i'i- n No. sisters cordially iuvTed. BK8-S1- 1 GIRL for general housework. May go home at night.. MIC 24th fit. UNION LADIES OF THE MACCABEES. lf WANTED 22.:l of Moodi'rafi. (tgdeu Cirvlti 5M. meets every TiiuKdav night at 7:26 o'clock, K. of P. hall. Y tailing Neighbors milled. lines can be paid t t lit- office of Ed. Auth. the sfietminn of the 26th of each month. First National Bank Bldg. SV81E LLDEX, L. N, J12 Twenty-sixt- - I'-- ;ih. l, S ui.-ahl- e 63u tl-i- UNION DEPOT TIME CARD Woman for housework by 261 27th. WANTED Girl work. 35a 23rd. to assist at house- WANTED A house girl at the State School for the Deaf and the Bliud. 91-1- d h EI-Bi- WANTED Girl work. Apply at for general house- once. Girl for house work. WANTED 25th 8L WANTED Girl for work, good wages. at. 951 general houseApply 90S 24th tf WANTED-Go- od housework, 22nd. girl for general $.oo per week. 558 tf Colonial, 363 241b Chinn, Manager. St. Mrs. 8. L FurulahM room suitable for gentlemen. 162 23rd. FOR RENT FOR RENT Varnished nett Block. rooms. Ben- JUNK. THE INDEPENDENT JUNK CO. buy all kinds of junk. Bell phott 626Z. lad. phuue 3693D. 3148 Pacific. Green A Jacob-sea- Wasatch Division No. 124. O. R. C.t meet second and fourth Friday at M0 n. m. In K. of P. hail, corner Washington avenue and 2'4ib sireet. All brothers aro cordially invited to attend. , GKO. ALLEN. C. C. IF YOU have any kind of junk, 'phone to Ogden Junk House; we will call for It. Ball 'phone 32SK; lad. 725. BOARD AND ROOM. WANTED Girl to do family cooking: FOR KENT First cists room and good wages. Mrs. Joseph Boowerafi , board at the Virginia; most popular 533 26th 8t. place In the city. E t D. L. BOYLE; FRATERNAL B. sad T. ORDER North ef Ogden. OF EAGLES. Depart Nix 9 Portland, 8 po Iran a, Fraternal Order of Eagles, Ogdea Pocatello end Butte Aerie. No. 118, F. O. E., meets every 1::2S Exprees, dally MR. A. 11. GROSE Export Plano Tim- Monday evening la Eagles hell, east No 83 Malad Local, Yta WANTED Waitresses and chamber- BOARD AND ROOM -- 449 26th 8treat. ur sad Repairer. With Darn' Music of RmmI hotel, at 8:00. Visiting Brother 12aglqs are invited to attend the Brigham, dally ex maids, 25 per month; room aud store. Grand Opera lloure Bib. hoard. Kenyon hotel. I :2Q Aerie meetings. cept Sunday FOR RENT.4JNFURNISHED ROOMS JNo. Feat Mall, PortUnd, J. C. GABBKRG, W. President OSTEOPATHY. D. T. TRACY. SITUATIONS WANTED, FEMALE. Spokane, Pocatello FOR RENT Four suihII rooms. n and Bulla, daily... IS: 20 pm DR. II. R. FORBKS, Aerie Physlrisa' call morning, GG3 27th. GORDON G. IVES, CORA O. 1VKS. children; No. 11 Cache Valley ExWANTED Plain aewlng and curtains 11 from Osteopaths, graduates parent I: 20 pm B. F. O. ELKS. done up. 141 Tracy art. press, dally r school, Klik villa. Mo. FOR RENT Three rooms for 36. Treatment by suite block, Arrivm MALE HELP WANTED. Ogdea Jjnrtge, No. 719, meets every 97.00 per month. 9 a. m. to a Inquire Hour appointniMiL and etub No. S Fast Mail from Port2365 hlnnroe. p. m. Bell phono 1U14K. Ind. 1012. Tuesday evening. Lodge o land, Spokane, CLOTHING salesman. C. D. Ives. rooms, second floor Mswmic building, end Butte, 2416 Washington Avenue. FOR RENT HOUSEBb PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. 7:09 W. D. BROWN, E. R. daily No. 12 Cache Valley Ex- J. H. KNAU88, Secretary. WANTED Delivery boy at dark's FOR RENT modern bouse, DR. A. FERNLUND, physician and 10:15 sm prose, daily Stores. 2446 Madison Ave. Inquire in tha Surgeon. Olflca hours, 10 and IS a. No. 10 Portland, Spokane. ORDER OF WASHINGTON. ; rear. 4 2 to 346 Office m. 2uib St. p. m, Butte and Pocatello; WANTED Reliable bell and slavator phones. Bell 915K; Ind. 574 ResiCo. 171, Order d 5:55 ap- f 920 per month. Kendaily Ogden Union, boys, FOR RENT, FURNISHED HOUSES. dence 646 Weak. Ind. plums 5uJ. yon hotel. Salt Laks City. Washington, meads every Tuesday No. 34 Mi lad Local via Brigham, daily, exevening at I o'clock In A- O. U. W. FOR RENT Five-roofurnished PIANO TUNING. S;2B pm ball. VlalUng comrades Invited to cept Sunday. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS house 1 blocks from Sacred attend. Mu4. N. H. H. 20. Heart Ihoae reacademy, I'OMJXI, piano tuner and South of Ogdon. WILLIAM DOT1.K, President. FOR BALE FI rat class heating stove, H. lvwa. 1. pairer. Office next u Ulahua ihae WALTER RICHEY, Secretary. Deport. splendid condition. 2554 Jefferson ter. rboue 1035K. , lmo No. 4 Eastern Ex prase... 4:10 am ave. furnished FOR RENT OF AMERICA. Ntx 9 Portland, Spokane, MODERN W00D4EN house for housekeeping. Apply STEAMSHIP AGENT. Butte and Poratelio SWEET CIDER, good for your Bell phone S23Z. Ind 931. for Balt Lake City, Be a drink; 25c a gallon. ApUtah Caiup, No. 9990, A. W. AGEE, 11-- 1 tf. O. I). RAHMUB8KN Representing the V. am C.; J. H. SHAFER, Clerk. Meets a bit. Fine pasdaily ples, 50c to White Star iJne, Red Bter Line. Dm every Tuesday sight at Eagle Hall, 9 No. 6 Loral for Balt turage, cheap. Tbe Jumble, Hello FOR RENT STORES. minion IJne, America a Line, Scanm. Visiting members Invited, Laks City, dally,., 1:90 am 1144. dinavian American Line, Hulland p. No. 12 Cache Valley to RENT floor, FOR Rooms, ground American Ltnft and The Hamburg Balt Lake City.... 10:49 am FORESTERS OF AMERICA. FOR BALE Two hones. Inquire suitable for restaurant, business. InAmerican Una. Paasengera booked LimNo, 18 Lot Angeiea from J. B. Fou.ger, 657 22nd. 43-131 Boll 25th at from or to any point of Europe to phone quire 9.25 pjB. ited Court Wasatch, No. 2, Forester of 1 , wk any part of the Inited States. 3257 America. Meets 1. O. O. F. hall, 24th No. 2 Limited for Balt and 359 Washington Ave, Ogden, street, first and third Wednesday Iraka City, Provo, FOR SALE Small bunch pure bred FOR RENT, OFFICES. M-tUtah. Kephl, 14 , Juab, evenings of eirh month at 7:86. Ramboulllet ewe, cheap. C. B. K. C. W. I1ALMEY, 4:1 p.ga G. daily Bean. Bell phone 817;K. FOR RENT Two nice offices over I. SANITARY WORK No. 10 Partiaed, Bpokaao. P. A. GARNER, Secretary. f 9 Clark A Sons' Store. U PoCatello ButU and FOR BALE 91 per week buy an DONE of all kind. Beil 'phone 569Z. to Balt Lake City, A. 0. U. W. MISCELLANEOUS. elegant violin at Pautone, next to WANTED, Nets. McCarty, 2729 Grant 9:99 PJR. daily Utahns. O. U, W. Fidelity Lodge No. I WANTED Fonv head of bersea to TAILORS. Arrlva. Meets la A. O. U. W. hall every SatCURTAINS DONE UP. feed for the winter. Apply to F. D. b rot iters in- No, 9 Portland, Bpokaao, Clothes cleaned gnd pressed 91 a urday evening. Visiting Richardson, 556 22nd SL Beil phono Butte and Pocatello vited. CURTAINS done up. Bell 67CT; beC91Z. month, 157 25th BL Bell phone 859Z. Express from Balt JAMES H. M'LAUGHUN. M. W. tween 0th and, 10(h Sts. 19:19 am Laks CKy WALTER RICHEY, Recorder. FOR RENT, REAL ESTATE. VETERINARY SURGEON. No. 5 Atlantic Express W. N. PEIRCE, Financier. from Balt Laks City FOR RENT Tbe beet ranch In north- D. P. MILL! KEN, graduate veterinary and lntermsdiate FELLOWS. ODD ern Utah, good land, plenty water, Calls answered night or surgeon. 9t99 am polots, daily fair buildings, splendid orchard, and dav. Office, Ogden Feed and Bale Nq. 7 Portland, Spokane, OrNo. 5, Independent Lodge abundance of range. Will rent for Ogdea 2219 Wash. Ave. Hiable, Both Butt and Pocatello In I. O. der of Odd Fellow. Meet one yeaa or let re for a term of year phones; night phone 455K. i9 Express from Balt 0. F. hall every Tuesday ev suing. to right party. J. J. Bmmmlu. Lake City, daily. ..11:31 am 1 mo. Visiting brifihen cordially invited to No. WINDOW CLEANING. 1Fsst Mail from Balt 8:99 be present. Lake City, dally... pm, A. B. GRAFF. Noble Grant. FOR RENT Twenty acres fail grain UTAH window and hmias cleaning No. 11 Cache Valley ExHENRY mo KISSEL, Secretary. land on shares. Wsdell. Balt janitor and porter work. Sam Popress from tato Co. Ball, 1038K. Office 414 City, Provo, laki 4. No. Rebekah Lodge City, FOR SALE REAL ESTATE. Queen 25th SL and Juab Nephl I. o. O. F. bell. Meets second and dally . . a a . . a . . a , 9ll9 P.Xti e fourth Friday evenings at Odd Fellows Sol It Lob FOR BALE An elegant Angelas Lhnfted 9:49 pm atreeL Visiting No. 8 Eastern with bath, 1 block from DullHall, Twenty-fourtFRATERNAL Express... 7:99 pm members invited. ness center, 52.200. Grand. RANDALU Noble A ESTHER residence on bench, 8 ROYAL ARCANUM. lilk. MISS LOI.A WOOIIBERRY, Bec'y. blocks from business center, The more yon look at the class of from 25tb street car line. 91,790. men and Safest insure for hast, laundry work turned out by this estabJunction CHy lodge No. 36, IndeEasy terms on a portion. two or three thou Baud dollars. Odd Fellows, meets acres of good land on one, About 2 lishment the more certain we are that Mountain Council, No. G37, pendent Order of Rocky In 1. O. O. F. hall every Thursday 12th street. 91.000. and evenfourth meets second will continue us to with favor you brothers cordially Cbauncey Perry, cor. 23rd and Waeh. ings at A. O. U. W. hall,Friday ever How- evenlpg. Visiting to be present. Phone 359X. your orders, for our prices are well ell's store. Visiting brothers cordially invited JAMES BL'NE, K. G. within the reach of everyone. invtud. DEPART DAILY. 5 WALTER RICHEY. Secretary. rod, also eoltago. FRANK FOTTGER, Regent. Mail for No. 6 Atlantic Ask for eur now rates on family 40 by 198 ft. on 22nd between Grant WOTHEREPOON. J. W. Collector. Balt Lake Oity, ProLincoln, also 2 houses on Pat. DEGREE OF POCAHONTAS. and interest win B. O. you. ROBERTS, They washing. Secretary. vo and all points between Wash, and Grant Call at 7 45 a.m East 806 Patterson. Pell phone 71 BZ. LKEOTAH COUNCIL No. 8, D. of P, FBATERNAL BROTHERHOOD. meet every Wednesday evening at No. 12 TO Bait Lake City Ogden FOR SALS ltMiiom house, large lot and intermediate 3 o'clock. Eagle Hail. Dura ran be and barn; two blocks from depot: Ogden Lodge. No. 271. T. T. B., 497 26th SL 9:60 Thoneu 174 daily suitable for boarding house, 163 23rd meets second and fourth Tueadays at paid to Susie Aiden, C. of W., 113 No. 14 points, Bait lake 26tii At. mo. I p. m., in A. passenj 1.15 street. C. W. hell. Visiting get MAMIE J. PLANE. Pooahoalas. members cordially invited. No. 2 Atlantic Limited for ALICE COLLINS, K. of JL LOST. D. H. ADAMS, President. - 4 Balt Lake City, Pro- CORA HOBB8, Secretary. PuebLeadviUe, vo, RATHBONE SISTERS. LOST Bundle of clothing containing A. T. MILLER, Treasurer. la Denver and all lady's black skirt and underwear, points East, dally.. 1:50 pm afternoon reward. Return to at Meets eultable erery Saturday etc.; DEGREEjOF HONOR. Mtocunco a no defxndko. No. 4 Atlantic Express for 2:34 in Pjthian hall, Utah National office. this imwiar uruiinlGkfareijNn tmta Mi Balt Lake City, Purmm htm m U Bank building. Rejourning sisters IN BLL eOVNTRICU. Ogden Lodge No. 1, meets every eblo, Denver and all to attend. brindle Invited LOST cow, return a Young WawHerOae A4 Art rlti arv Cm evening at I o'clock at the points east, daily.. 7:00 pm MRS. NELLIE FRYER. M. E. C. 2033 Ballsntyne Ave., j. Bander. Wednesday A. O. U. W. hall. Visiting members M. of R. POM M4hfifaMMal taatiaa EuMnly. ISABEL WYANT, MRS. Both phones. Reward. Fur-nlsoordlally invited. Mm Jemima ARRIVE DAILY. and C. C. of II.; Mr. Jeanette Hill, SM, aa VMM SMa MM M No. 8 Pacific Express red One STRAYED dehorned cow. wsewuioTOH. d. e. flu nrter; Mias L. Jennie Prout, refrom Denver, PuebPhone Ogden lacking Co. corder. Balt lo. Provo, Lake Cl'y and all Padfi; Swthem Compas; LOST One white faced steer, one WOODMEN OF THE WORLD. polots east, dally.. 18:PI am red heifer; brand A L on left side; No. 11 Ogden passenger. .11:20 am 8 dewlaps. Return Ogden Packing Depart. No. 5 Pacific Limited from Co. Weber Camp, No. 74. meets In K. 3 Pacific Express for Bait lake City, Pro-vof P. hall In Utah National Bank So. Ban Fmociscu end Denver and all WANTED TO BUY. building every Tburadsy evening at 9 intermedia's prints, East ...... .11.80 SB, points o'clock. Visiting Woodmen cwdinily 4.34 a m. No. - Mali from daily OGDEN TLHF EXCHANGE WANTED-Ve- al. pork and chickens, Invited to attend. 5 p a c I tl r Express Deavsr. Pueblo, LORIN G. HEXIXGER, r. C. at Russeil-JaraeCo.s, 24th at through to San FranLetdvill3)t Lake E. AUTH. Clerk, First Natl Bank M an a.m. 263 Twenty-fift- h cisco. daiiv St City and all points Building. 3 IS p.m. No. 9 Fast Mail 2:40 pm East, daily MONEY TO LOAN. California end Easter . I ;20 p m. No. 13 Local from Banpete Rhn, No. 1 Overland-LimitedD reel Wire fai All Spcrtin Events KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS, Arrive 0:55 p.m Valley MONET TO LOAN oa farm and city Exprea No. C. A. HENRY. Ticket Agent, Ogdea. real aetata. HUNTER ft KENNEDY from Pm Vranrisco. of I. A. BENTON. Gen. Agent, Pgr. Dept, Room 8. First National Bank Uv tidOgden J judge. N. 2. Knight .14 am. Hall, Utah A Jury In the United States district dally Bait Lake Pvihiar, meets 1 ing. . Mon-di.39 Lirr.i'ed. Overland pm. A. J. CRONIN, Agent, Ogdn. No. National Bank building, every court in Boston returned a verdict of K. P.'s All of Express requested No. evening. guilty on two counts against William MONET TO LOAN J. J. BRUM MITT. from Fan Franck',, H. Ellis, tho government contractor, to meet wi'b J. WANT A 09 YIELO BIG RESULTS. C. r. r BENJAMIN MARRIOTT, and Inform? lints Jwil WANT ADS YIELD BIG RESULTS. for violation of the national eight-houF. p raj T. R. GKTGER. M. labor law. during the progress of the potTi's. lr."y i an No. Ms,! work at the n'y yard pier. pm. WANT AOS YIELD BIG RESULTS. WANT ADS YIELO BIG RESULTS. L N 1ETD. K of R. and MUSICIANS' DIRECTORY. - 2 Ijrwls-Stay-ne- T houte-keeplu- 4 Poo-ateil- lf ar. Six-roo- $13-an- - ...... 2 -- 1 Four-roome- d Gas-ber- kld-nev- 91-0- 9 tf f. o 24-t- i 9--tf 11-1-- 10-7-- 1 real-denc- h 2 1 Steam Laundry a 10-8-- 1 I.,...,,......, 1 A MONK. Pari not, a Benedictine monk, will be charged on Saturday with attempting to murder hla niece, Marianne Pariaot, by poisoning her with sweet containing corrosive sublimate. Mile. Pariaot was taken dangerously ill after eating tbe chocolate, which were purchased' at a confectioner's shop at Mnblhaooen, and posted from Evian, at. the time when the monk was traveling in Germany and France. The Muhlhausen confectioner and a ferryman from Evian, who are to appear aa witnesses on Saturday, have Identified the monk from hii photo-grapM. occur but In Britain earthquakes rarely, and the lemege they occasion - usually too trilling td demand serious attention. Directly we turn tc colonies and forearthquake-shake- n eign countries where capital Is Invested, the desirability of doing all that is possible to mitigate loss of life aud property is at. once apparent. The destruction which accompanied tha recent earthquake In San Francisco had a very marked financial effect in Eng land and other countries. The city hall alone cost 1 200,000 pounds, while the total cost has been estimated at Insurance com60.000,000 pounds. panies no doubt know the extent of heir responsibilities, while tbe total losses which extended over tne whole d of central California can only be by many millions. Now our is directed to the wilderness of ruin just created In central ChllL Although It is too soon to form a monetary estimate of the widespread damagp wm jjreidy hear that millions bv lost a, several places. The iK--- AGAINST rTAII, MONDAY OGDEN, - s kiS.trrrd Sl'ea. luc auttuai loi ui ,,.r in lue world ! iHtiasiJuihi oy earuquaarci is, on tne . a v erase, auoui a.uuu in.: liuiiroer i i'.i tile iiitu- - j la sccoruanr oer lust during tue past twelve On uciOiM-- r 6 ihuUIim. Japan or ilJUOie ,u? ; ,01 U.VCU Ot Her war with nuuiuer iot in nr.' luma, in wounavd UUuiuere-- l ly.Hfee. Wun lu the a sin g:e rwritqiaat in isad of l.ir in tne anu: tippruacned , 11 V turn t '.tie ofoi prop-2691. erty, alter tne tiiuii-- e inti-'uiulum iiuilar, ur tx lUil.nni pound, wa rctiU.iDu tor the restoration of ra.U road. br.iige ana pounds. It la braided with silk tracing braid, other public work, iu uii-- ion to and embroidered in heliotrope and this 126,750 hookt-o- , togr:ur wi.u gold, while the aklrt it killed. The temple and other buildings, sleeves are full at the top. finishing at had to be restored. In 1697, alter a disastrous earthtbe elbow, with white silk cuffs embroidered in heliotrojie and gold. A quake In Assam, the chief commiuai-e- r barlded girdle is Introduced round the of that country reported to the sechips to harmonise with the bolero, and retary of the government of India tnai a tulip in piping appears on each side tneir own resource had been of the breast on the back, and a porand. with tne object of retion of the corselet skirt. storing various public worse, a giant Another style which is sure to prove from the imperial revenue would be popular is a dark red costume, made required to anu his administration. iu Manchester, which has secured the The total daman occasioned, much of second award in this class. White, which had to ne met by shareholders uark red, black and gold are the col- in rmlways. tea unories aud other inors cf the braiding, and white vest dustries, was rouguly estimated at and cuffs complete a wry neat cos- j,uHi,0OO pounds. Speaking generally, tume. a Urge earthquake in a populated The Daily Mirror waa also shown country often- result in damage to the many wonderful examples of the tai- extent of several mllliun pounds. lor's art as applied to mere niwn. If it is ustted whether these exFrock coats seem to have reached a penditures can he reduced the answer but is distinctly in the affirmative. One standard flxlt.v of pattern, breeches are now very full about the of the outcomes of modern seLmology hips, close at the kuees, with the but- ha been to devise Instrument which tons forward, and cut straight on the measure earthquake motion. From a Inside of the leg. knowledge of tbe actual nature of earthquaae motion derived from the new rule lute of these TRAGIC SPORTING EVENTS. and formulae for ike uae of engineers and builders bavo been established, Last month, at a race meeting held in Japan and other coimtrira these at Arias, on the Rosario railway, a have been extensively applied in the for uridges, tall jockey named Mario Oiiva took part construction of in one; of tbe races. When half the chimneys, wail, ordinary dwelling, course had been traversed the specta- embankments, reservoirs, etc. Inastors were horrified to see him sway- much as the new type of structures ing In his saddle aa though be hsdi have withstood violent lout control over hit mount. He re- while ordnlary type In the neighborts Inert hit sear, however, and Ids hood have failed, it can be confidently huree. which passed the winning post staled tbat much has already been to minimize the ioaa of life first, at length stopped of iu own accord and turned suddenly. Then the and property. As a aide Issue to chit work it may jockey fell from the saddle a corpse. The general opinion was that Oliva lie mentioned that the application o, had been dead some time before tbe selsuiomelry to tbe working of railrave waa won. ways, particularly In Japan, has led in February. 1899, James Somerville to the localization of faults on lines wss one of the competitors a and alteration In the balancing of lorace, in tbe last lap th.a was comotives. The result of the latter a strenuous struggle for the leader- has been to decrease the consumption Somerville at length of fuel. Of late years Instruments ship. which wrested from hla rivals and forged have been ' devised io record earthciesr ahesrt. Twenty-fivyards, how- quakes motion which cannot be fell, ever. from the tape he was seen to re- with the resnlt that a person living lax his hold on tbe handle bars, but, In any one part of ihe world can recalthough he likewise lust hla footing, ord and obtain definite Information he stuck to his machine, and, amid a bout large earthquakes originating scene of indescribable excitement, even as far off a hi antipodes. These won by half a wheel. While yet the records of the unfelt movements of nlr waa ringing with chew and plau- earthquake! indicate the time, posidit. Somerville pitched head forward tion and, what la of more importance, from his bicycle and waa picked up alio the cause of certain cable Interdead. A doctor, who waa on the spot. ruptions. The practical importance declared that he must have ridden the of this latter Information, especially last fewysrds a cotfise. to communities who may by cable Carter, a noted pugilist at the com- failure be euddei.ly isolated from the mencement of last century, who also rest of the world, is evident. On at least one occasion the failure possessed no mean pedestrian powers, ffered John Power, a lancaster ath- of cables connecting tbe Australian Ml a in mile race. The colonies with Europe was regarded as lete. yirda n operation of war, with the result challenge was accepted and the contest duly came off. When a little that military and naval reserves were over half the distance had been tra- called ont, and until It became known versed the runners were ' level. A that tbe interruptions had been caused ding-donrace then ensued until SO by a submarine disturbance off the yards from the end. when with a des- coast of Java a certain anxiety preperate spurt Powers rushed ahead. vailed. A recept Illustration of the reJust as he reached the goal he stum- lationship between earthquakes and bled and fell, and, borne onward by deep-se- a communications occurred on ihe Impetus of his pace, rolled past January 11 of this year, when an the winning post a winner, but a dead earthquake off the coast of Columbia uaa. resulted In the interruption of no fewJonathan Kentfield, the renowned er than eight cables. Observation! hlliard player, was once beaten at now being curled out in England and Brighton by a corpse. He was playing Other countries are indicating a local man, to whom he was accorddistricts which should be ing a king start in a game of 200 up, avoided by the cable engineer. for a stake of si) pounds. The game Tbe many occasions tbat earthquake was called with Kentfield reeords have furnished definite inforcanmade a The leading. mation respecting disasters which champion non and broke down. Amid Intense have taken place in distant countries, excitement the local celebrity bent correcting and extending telegraphic over the table and made bis stroke. report relating to the same, is anThen, to the horror of the spectators, other indication of the practical utilhe fell to the floor a dead man, before ity of seismic observations. Seismoha red and bit own ball roiling Into grams have frequently apprised us ot sea wavea and violent earthquakes in pockets had proclaimed him winner. An equally tragic, and even more districts from which it has been extraordinary Incident took place to receive telegrams, while at Bevenoaks. The ocoaslon waa the abeence of such records has frea match between fifteen local players quently Indicated tbat Information: or d and five of the Hambledon club, at least exaggerated. The localisation by the Earl ot Tankervllle. It of the origins of these was the second innings of the club, earthquakes has indicated who, with their last - wicket to fall, sites of geological activity and posiwanted still two rune to win the tions where the hydrographer may exmatch. T. Beuter, the batsman, faced pect to find unusual depths. Ihe bowler, Jull, a local baker. The Beismometry is therefore not merelatter delivered tbe ball, but scarce ly an academic study increasing our had it left his hand ere he staggered knowledge of the nature of the inteand fell to the ground. The next sec- rior of the planet in which we live, ond the wlrket of Beuter, whose atten- but it Is one of Immediate practical tion had doul it less been diverted by Importance to all who have financial the bowler's fall, was shivered and interests in earthquake-shakecounthe game won by a deed man; for tries. Insurance companies may redead Jull wts, the exictement having quire an inspection of an electric Ina weak stallation before taking up risks doubtless fatally affected 7 heart. against fire; but hitherto I sm not At Braun, some time since, an ex- aware that when Insuring against witnessed. was scene traordinary eaothquskas they demand any report Among the booths at the local fair was upon construction. defend They that of a troupe of wrestlers, one of themselves against the act of God; had whom, after the regular program hut yet policies are frequently not been gone through, issued a general sufficiently comprehensive to guard was taken up agdinst the acts of nature. The Britchallenge. The cartel by one of the spectators, a man of Im- ish government Is fairly liberal In the whose mense weight and strength, support it gives to those who study knowledge of the art was seen on the the oceans, the atmosphere and. the In no rivals getting to grips, to be stars, but it does not see its way to wise despicable. Indeed, the profea-Kion- assist practical investigations about toon found that he had met his tha earth Itself. Tbe result is tnat match, and after a sharp tussle he year In and year out the British ratewas fairly thrown and lay helpless payer pays for the rebuilding or rebeneath the ponderous weight of his pair Of government building, while opponent- - But the latter made no at- the investor accepts risks rather than tempt to riee. His huge form lay mm safe investments. London Mall. ilnnltKs victorious and lifeless. j EXAMINER: FOR RENT Hi I.iu - MORNING it w. 11 be in, to biuppii- u i- . J Mme. Pariaot Mates that a previus attempt was male to poison Marianne by. administering corrortve sublimate while she was staying with her grandparents two years ago. The monk wts then living in the house. On the death oi Marianne her fortune would ' revert to her grandparent, ot whom the monk is the on'y surviving son. The latter claims that the eharxe.has been brought agstast of spite. - London Express. him M cor-dlall- v lO-S-- lf n. - s 10-9-- rtle v lu-F- 1 f |