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Show EXAMINER: THE MORNING Music & Art Instructors MORNING. NOVEMBER WEDNESDAY 7. 160. SNAKES VERSUS GIANT POWDER. In hand or the lose of die might hav no been considerable, hut as li Mien, now ever, Tii Story ef Fairvisw Minors Terrione wu injured, ble Predicament none of us has cart d for the emvl. of Of HIE RAILROADS UTAH, OGDEN, TU Bit perfume. UNITED STATES PEOFLE'B NEW Hera's s true snake siorr. Tw which ihe Fslrview Miner is held lespoosl-hle- : Tunnel N. 1 of tbe Fwlrview Itaas company Is lw feet in length, and aa it is fairly straight, when some to blasting occurs rock up pounds in weight is hurled right out to tbe dump. Tbe other morning Edward Britt, who work In this tunnel, waa engaged In blasting. Britt bad charged four hole alth the giant powder, and, hating Ignited the fuaeu, mad aa hla way lo daylight sad shelter quickly a reason dictates. He had raw chad puiui within five or six (set of the tunnel uouth when the unwholesome sound of angry' rattling met his Mrs. Looking down, he pern ceived himself Just upou two about to coil. rattlesnake! Britt wa without tool! or weapon of any kind, and time waa precious. Behind him wera four charges of dynamite on the paint of exploding, and before him lay the two vlllaaous looking reptile, rattling and pot (lug themselvM for thrusting their venom-ou- t fangs at him. Thera waa no room to walk arouud, fter the tunael Is too narrow, and there was but one thing to do to Jump. Britt delayed not at all, but took tli leap,' shouting io the foreman aa h did so. and landed at the portal, whence he ratmd down the dump to escape the flying rook from the explosion. With the foreman he returned to tb tunnel, to find the two snakes colled up and shielding themselves from ihe rock behind the blade of a spade. Though unhurt, they seemed daied and subdued by the explosion and they wera killed at once. Th first was found to be fully three fleet long and to hav eight rattles. while the aeoond was slightly leas la slxe and had six rattles FOOD. A new fruit daUoacy. which for the time being is seriously challenging the' Uie popular favorite, la flooding the Lundou market. Fbr the paat few day ripe green figs have been on ssie at a pride and lknanaa STATISTICS In quantities such as have never beTHERE WERE 217.341 MILES AT fore been known. Evert day huge Garden fruui THE BEGINNING OF 19M. q'lauil'iea reach t'o-ethe South of France. Spain and Italy, yesterday the glut reached lta height, and inis luscloua purple fruit, in sound Dollars 36 Billion Over Stock Capital condition, could ba bought In shop Banded Debt Over 67 and from numberless costermongers Billion Doilaia. harrows at the record price of tv for a penny. la Routbarn Europe the yield liaa bees extraordinarily goad. ware Now Yoik. Nov. 6. There English green figs, which are prin317.H1 miles of completed railroads cipally grown In the Worthing district, In the 1'ultod States at the end d 19u5, are rather scaroe. the temporary according to the fa U res compiled by Notwithstanding Puora Manual (or llhHi. of which the eclipse uf the banana, this year la a advance pages bare just been iaauad. recotd one for this popular fruit, the This Is a net increase of railroad mile-ay- total consumption in this couutry bein 1905 of 4.716 mlltni. ing ea tl mated by experts at la.u0il.UU0 The capital stock rkpivaentvil bunchea. amounted to I34.7tl.95ti.82a, accedBananas Freight Fraa. of itea triers, Tbe Woermann ing to lha aante authority, and the bunded debt to S57.4S5.2G1 Hvl. The which some twelve months ago establinoa total liabilities of the aagragete lished a ooallng depot at lata Palmas, 16.:92.bbu.fl:S. agaluet $lS.49S.3'4.Sl Grand Canary, has just Informed the In 1904. Chamber of Agriculture In that town The coat of tbe roads and their that each of the companys homeward . $12,141,997,-651bound steamers will In future carry-uequipment ie figured at to 300 crates of bananas fraa of against 811.Cii4.19l.l34 In the year. The total trafllc revenue all freight and chargee from Las Palm was I2.112.197.T7U. with operation e aa to Hamburg, provided that ibey.-arpensea of 41.3C8.i49.574. The paaaan-ger- shipped In the name of the aforesaid numbered 74a.44C.641. and they chamber. war carried 21.IOC.66li niliea. It la believed that bans use have unly to be properly Introduced Into FIGHTING QUEER FIRE4. Germany to become aa popular an article of diet there aa they arc at presIt is not tbe flames alone wa dread, ent la the United Kingdom. If this said a fireman uf twenty years' service expectation be realised, a considerable to the writer recently, for in many portion of the carrying trade will be WORLD'S MARKETS. casus danger comes from other sources diverted from Britlah steamers to Lon' Line. Weennann of the quite as alarming. The falling e( thoseMali. Chlcage.- walla, the col la pee of floors, tbe ex- don Uhicago, Nov. C. Cattle Receipt a. 6ou head. Slow afid weak. HeevM, plosion of unknown substances, etc., are as uiurh to ba dreaded at the THINOB TO REMEMBER ABOUT $8.4U(?7.25; cows and helfera, $1,400 FEET. flames themselves, while at times wa 1.20: calves, 15.0007.75. are mat with enemies unusual and Receipts, ll.O'iO head; mixFeat placed close together always ed Hogg venomous which add an Interest and and butchers. 45.5O0C.f7,; good reliexcitement to the life of a fire fighter. look smaller than feet that are stra heavy, $5,650 A.S0; rough heavy, $5.65 at Feet ed wide placed right apart wero wa The other day, for lnatanre. 05.10; light, $5.9106.20; pig. $5,260 called out to one uf the queerest fires angles to each other look smaller than 6.00; bulk, 45.5006.15. I have aver attended, Sheep-Recei- pts. It occurred In feat that are p Lured aide by aide. Feet 22.0H). Steady. In any position look y a 41.2005.45; yearling, $5,600 building, and took a regi- prettily posed Sheep. or smaller than feet posed raraleealy ment of firemen with a quarter of a 6.S0; lambs, $4.3007.75. mile of apparatus to get it under. It awkwardly placed. wae remarkable from tbe faet that, Wool. If the feet ache and feel bad It la a St. Mo., Nov. 6. Wool though the flames were neither specreatlet to them higher tacular nor dangeruui, them wera good thing Steady: territory and western medishowers of molten syrup which, falling than lha head. If this la Impossible, It ums 23027; flue 18022; fine 140 17. atool a well to them la high upon place like rain, threatened every moment to or upon tbe seat id a chair. Men alEUROPEAN IDEAS. "preserve tu in a way hardly to our most always lift tbe feet high went liking. The building was g sweat facla to are The object resting. tory, and the stock being stored on they a different The Hlahop of Manchester, addressset of muscles Into every floor, the stuff quickly melted bring ing Urge' gathering of Lancashire feel better. the feet and the mol ten auger became a vary play and make at Blackburn yesterday, clergymen real danger. Several firemen were criticism of If the feet are hot lift them so that made some suggestive scalded, and aoma men had tbair faces theories which, he educational modern If them. blood can run out of And, badly burned. The final flames which tlia were bwssd on epicureanism. In poaslhle. loosen the tops of the shoes. said, aixi- - were atartlingly beautiful. They lake off the the rourse of his address he said: contained every color of the rainbow, If the feet silH feelontired Erarythlng is done u give clili a fresh shoes pair of put entirely, never woe I shall one and the eight In their childall over again. dren a right good time and begin stocking forget. hood. According to th modern thelike upon Fraah magic art stockings wa to bad Then a few months agd ory their bodies are to be cured for, tight a strenuous (ire which broka out the feet. nurtea, doctora, wad dentists are to bewarn In a waxwork factory. Them wait on them, their games are to be wear feet To dress the attraollvely tween three and four hundred for them, not only during organised and heels short or low vamps arvamps figures in (ho place, and whan we term time but during the vacation Then to Is comfortable. as as try high such Arm rived the flames season, also. hold that It was Impossible tu sava any decorate the shoes. Stitching, Mg They are to be fed and clothed at of bits fancy flat, buttons, ghway Besides the of the valuable lives. expense. Punishment are publie of kind that all leatber and things flgurea them' wera tout of wax and abolished. Holiday camp and look small. But the feet make to tend other inflammable materials stored school for town children are seaside If shoes to tbe remember , natty. keep awa.-and vary soon perfect deluge half vrnrn they will look big and advocated. of grease began to fall. to Their path through childhood In spit of everything. liapelM The "Are and brimstone" of olden be made a far aa it can he made a no daye cannot have been worse, and It The woman with little feet should pathway of flowera, with no thorn, was so continuous that you would have no norm front, of bleaseduesa. But a in psalm thought erery ounce of grease the engage "Modern educational alms are big feet can get world ever contained had been gath- even she who has to ihe very- ooro. The Stole This Is s time when ered together to make that cataract along nicely, for at hand tu make the and the Spartan aro reckoned au barof bolllug fit. One man only was in- every artlflce la feel' look small. White shoes or con- barian. jured, however, about a hundredweight "There is very little room In the shoes have a had effect upon Fortun-ateltrasting him. of the stuff falling upon feet. But theories for the atarn facta of aln and the nice of the apparent as for his helmet protected him, match the gown, or are suffering, which religion faces aud toon as the greasy substance struck hla shoes ofthat of It, are mure than trie to explain. A school of philosa made piece on a headgear It glanced off like rain of making ophy la creeping In which, qnlte apart from the Ideal stndpolll, fuund pagoda and only a few drops foot look as though It from religious controversy, leaves litr a lug naturally their mark. tie room for religion in a child' life. Like a wise man he curbed hla curi- were naturally little. The voire of duty la heard with osity and did not look up. alth the lu a world of pleasure be a once should All feet massaged pleasant result that he was very llnle If is the and. there pressure, any day injured. On emerging from beneath abuse shouli! he changed. Corns are COINS OF GILDED GLASS. the greasy torrent, however, he looked by pressure upou a certain very much like a living waxwork. created awhile the skin Further Inquiries show that tbe opWhe-- i at last he had the fire In hand part of the bol. After there Is a corn. Chang- erations of the coiners' syndicate, there was almost a quarter f an acre hardens and slices before the damage Is forty member f which have been arof greaae several feet thick on the ing the done will ave't many a corn and many rested. extended all over Europe. recentan bad where the facrory spin a hard spot The syndicate had agents In various ly stood. This was probahly the cltlea. especially Lnndon, Birever baa foreign world the spot" Shapely, well feet would always he mingham. Mancheater, Liverpool, Glasseen. Here if one knew how to handle and Dresden. spring we were called out to a pretty Few- women handle the feet gow. Edinburgh the agent of the gang succeeded In tire which hail started In a big meat-ma- r them. handle tbe hands deceiving hotel clerk end other withset. and them we ware met by an prettily. They mar not know vrhat to out discovery, passing their base ooln hnt do aright, they It ammonia. a of In the shape enemy alt In all aorta place with do with studied caution. feel. the They In Uie seemed that all refrlgcraiors Dressed aa well to do foreigners, ungraceful attitudes, and they do the market sera kept cold by one am- of walked boldly Into a monia plant, the fluid being delivered not understand the pond in" of the feet (hey sometimes so office, tendered spurto and ankles, money apeak. changers was which through an Inch pipe ious gold for exchange, and not infrewith the immense main supply When a woman seats herself, t.'nu quently complained of the rates of tank. The pipe had not been used for I should always take note of the lines exchange. It. was seldom that they Are some time, and on the day of the offered larger sums for exchange than of her go .in. This should be gracefullan employe in one of the Intichers y hung armsa her knees, so aa to ten or twenty pnundp at a time. In shops turned ihe handle uf the air nut the line of the figure. A wo- this way. it Is believed, considerable 'be ammonia bring pipes, which started man should sest herself In such a sums were passed In tbe neighborhood through the tube. and. without waiting manner that she looks long, so to of the Ylctorie ami Charing Cross stato see the result, weur hack ' his a t ran he so ekh-The perk arranged, tions. store. It was the practice of the gaug lo that one takes on a Tbe ammonia poured fhrnuKli Mu' un- over the feteven though one lie built offer genuine French gold with the used tube so fast bn It finrr and nipe height, spurious, three or four counterfeits bebroke. Then when this a a discovered abort ing mixed up In a handful of genuine the fumes hud so impregnated the air coin. The spurious pieces are mostly Crossing tbe knees is never perinlt-aildthat It was Impossible to get near the c pieces, with one be of the very petite 1954 and 1857 unless off it and Time and turn stopcock effigy of Napoleon the Third, and type. The little giri of five feet one the men made time again iltffm-ialso the' latest tp of 19M Repub-lira- n but were nnaiile to 7 two. slender aa a reed bird, and for the twenty-fran- c coin. These art a cross a little swan, Pan graceful reacn it. kiu-cand look pretty. But tbe admlisblj made; In fact, never before Meantime lie fum-- spread through Iter have spurious coins been produced to the entire ms kel andd:oie the tenant-o- f tall giil can not do this. such perfection. They ate made of the different ,h"H' into llio s' reel, cast crystal, heated to fuO degree and VANISHING OLD PARIS. and :i the mntaouta rose in the air i' in mold. Then bj a galvano-plaxtl- c the market In a luist like i process they have been covered with i The smoke Then a hurry tail was sent monastery of ihe a thin rusting of raal gold. They for 'is. a. id when we arrived we tried h: Iusay. near ihe Troradern, hate tbe sppeaianre, finish, weight o It. is or what of were imalde lemuined ii ts.nk. but tbe being pulled to gel sound of real coins If thrown on I: teemed s down n 'lie T'lttu-hlsnrlcsl rein-in.- and wood or marble. The fraud can he deKa.t UK In this we ran out Mveal tected if the coin I Bounded on a I' ws lorn I ha the Passy bstrler I. uea .if int-uud pumped half a dozen bras or metal cunnter. Hliri XVI Ionia ai'N.il and that hern Liesuie of water ovrr th amniunU The coating begins to wear off were ' ova, the Mils received by af:r agold 'uiriily a.fh plan;. mil under cover of few weeks, or sooner tf much hue.-slid were when water Hjl.ly and lsfayntte they espied on hand uni handled, but number of prisons hate Mi. is inansKcd to turn off being brought back o Pari liy the bad some of th coins through their cuck Itui It wa fully an hour aft.-- ' popular hand without being aware of their Here a. a., it was 'ha1 F.ilton made naiure. ibf flow of ammonia had risked bef-nsteam-boa'. with h! I' ws pi'Salbie lo enter the hi!'M!::e. bis tirt experiment was in direct touch The c csnir to reckon 'he damage in IX"5. The ef.e! ' earned with ansyndicate When asMnciaiion of coiners In Bar' we f'Minii "hai only tbe I've Muck I'.n fro ni'be old lire :;.thn at Chaillot to celona, h ml It was Intended to launch ff.--. Five boursud ptitij,en ha the bBT!' an English half sovereign with the It wa at 'be Bonshinniiies tlisl Mar- efllgy of Queen Victor: eii'TLiuhed ii ilie fumes "."lea. :u mi p.arur.v and aho.u flo.i shal lie Itai.l7Sn wa buried, the rann perVp to this morning tifty-fhu- r i r ih- wlv.i fought an bravely for France, and sons had been arrested, and in a few d't'triili Are to tight thal w hieh of whom t' wa- - said that nothing of days over I'M will have been secured. It is hoped. Among the prisoners are on ii e iu a iierfumc fuel irv. t him was left whole but hi hewn It wa tn the convent of the s roiip'o of year ago fighting mauv well educated young fellows, hs.ru bv. founded by Henrlct'a No fewer :hn seventeen such a firr or spendthrift, who of us we-- e uverco'iie by the fmnes and or France, widow of Charicw I of Kug bought thes-roins from member of of the gang at throe francs each. Lond'n Marie d'Efte. widow h.id ' tie oairiml out. The Imtile of land, thaMali. exploded like drum of gaso- .lann s II. ended her days lr.l!ue lene. and the "Afar of Iler. the Opinion. I:irn:i Vio'.e;." 'he Ks Riuiij.ih'." "Itdn'' ."on that the bosses the Wh'te Hum" and a hundred oilier Mi look hem. Hiram. inns' gu"' Hs'dsppl e.nee hero :i'P nioe powprf'il and 2k write tha' 'he dinner "I did naippp'ing than the worst possible comes off wfb a km a; deal of eels'. "r;d he e vuil are ePM.iig yours.lt dor you fan think of They rcteil Whs be eels, anyhow? a hns." up "ii Hiram llardspple Ecl.'i' Whv. I oi;s!P. ST.d we simply "im- 'Versiiil. Why did rmi suppose I t I lc d wun: i: it s ii "f some p in '.ou h.S'ld o' is n;.. !f wan sleep nMirr fel.ous to g?" -ilan.es weie kept e h g "n ;ini.g i ii am" of "Se. Pul K'.b ijv'i Hul. Ill. "'.JUIM Ltdg'.l. full-grow- e pre-vluu- s a six-stor- Real Estate Psr torfaiM In Ogdan and eutalde properties see Classified talas column. WM. A. MICKENLOOPER. Haal batata, incurano and ! into. Kit Eoalas Building, aaa aaar ta N. H. Ivo H, H. GODDARD, Inaurane Raal Estate, Lean Commercial Itaato, StO Saule Bldg. JAM. E. BALLANTYNE. Baal Batata, Inaaranca and l tatmantab Ofhc 515 Ecclaa Bldg, BRUMMITT J. Real Eatata. Laana, Insurance, MM Washington Av Bath ahanai. llfe-elae- d hon W. D. WILSON Inauranaa and Eaalsa Bldg. - ' nt v A. A. WENGER, Raal Eatata, Flro Insurance, Marl gaga Loans. II First Natl Bank Bath 'phane S. L. IVES. Rant epl-rure- KELLY A HERRICK. General Inauranaa, Laana and Rental Raal Eatata Investment phene Raal 1 phanaa. W. N. PEIRCE. Estate, Netary, Fire and Ufa Insurance, 411 24th EL Bath Raal en -t E. F. BRATZ. Real Eatat Flro Inauranaa, Loans, Netary.. 41G 26th SL Bath A M. FORRIBTALL. Surety Bond RmI Eatata and Inauranaa, Ell Eeclas Bldg. Real Ectat had-tak- Phono 721. In Bldg. Estate, Laana, Inauranaa, Cal lections. Notary Public. B. H. GODDARD, J. C. NYE, Eatata, Loans and Insun ansa. Notary Public, 2411 Washington Avenu W. B. WEDELL Raal Eatata, Loans, Inauranaa and Rentals. 24M Washington av Boyla block. Both phanaa. S. B. SMITH Mina and Realty Broker. Notary Public. Room 61, First Nat Bank. Ind. phono 667. dlffl-ralt- y Raal Real Estate, Firs and Ufa Intur-an- a Notary Publta. 412 Eaalsa Bldg. Ball Phans 6S4Z. E. S. ROLAPP. Real Eatata .Fire Inauranaa, Notary Public, Rental 4M Ecclaa 6; Ind, 13. Bldg-- , Ball phene lilg-pe- J. C. SIMMONS. Raal eatata dealer In Five Paints prapartlaa and farm220lands. Rental Wash. Ave, prapartlaa handled. Listen to me, dear, Which will ba beat; Ta struggle with rant, dear, Or shall ws invest? Answer by mala or female to the JUMBLE, 2300, Wash. Hallo, Ball phene 4B4y. PARRY CHAUNCY Raal Eatata, Flro Insurance and loans. Comer 2Sd and Wash, Base- con-nect- ment 1144. Attorneys AGEE, CHEZ A M'CRACKEN JOHN E. BAGLEY. Attorneys and Counselors. 440-4- 3 First Nat Bank Bldg. Attomey-at-La- Rooms II Rooms and 32, First Nat. Bank. e teu-fran- E. T. HULANISKI VOLNEY C. GUNNELL Attarney-at-La- Attomey-at-Law- Office 2404 Washington Ava. Reams . rtt-li- First Nat Bank Bldg 21-2- I T. R. OCONNELLY. R. 8. FARNSWORTH Attomey-at-Law- 114 and Attemay-at-Law- 144 . 415 Ecclaa Twenty-fourt- h Grocery. Building. . Bt, ever Richard-aen'- a Ind. phono 44. enr-Sope- d Itraia-tiniiip- ir am-ien- M. D. LESSENQER Attorney-ai-Law- a . 308 Ecelea Building. City Florists -- w- e v THE PORTER FLORAL CO. Choice cut flowers always on Floral designs a specialty. hand. Greenhouse cor. Jefferson eve. and Twentieth at. W. L. Porter, Mgr. Phones Bell 260-Z- ; Ind. 293. VARNEY FLORAL CO. rases and other flowers, with appropriate green. Prices moderate. 162 ThlrThe lath choice-carnation- at. Bell 813-- VARNEY FLORAL CO. Floral designa of every description to ordor. Delivery promptly made. Order by phone. Bell 813-K- . Greenhouse. 132 Thirtieth at. j I ' OGDEN FLORAL CO. I Floral Artists. Stole 413 Tsenty fourth sL Greenhouse opposite Glonwood park. Phones, Bell 636-- ! i x Ind. 183. i Vlai-ta'lo- ne'er-ilo-wei- s p - Ogden City Dentists FEL3HAWB DENTAL PARLORS Over Spatgos Book Start 2463 Wash. Ava. Phono 74k, Baa I Dawn-Hom- e m- m-.- Photographer Outdoor views made nmmptly, 276 21th st Both phonos |