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Show T11K Talue of provloua decade, the total atones. jewelry', and mnaufactui as gold and silver imported In 106 having Men fT.tte.0S2. and to ltt Of tbia item of proutwus t-- THE EXAMINER l.-120.71- 5. atonaa and jewelry diamonds alone formed about 85 million dollars in JSog, against n IttUe lews than 7 millions la ItOw. Outton laoea. edgings, aad embroideries are the second Item la value la thk list of luxuries imported, aggregating 14 ml.lioa dollars la 193d, against a liule less thaa 11 millions In U0C. Tobnoco and cigars. a If Included la thts category of nest Urgent Imported, form the Item la vales, aggregating nearly 27 million dullara In 1000, against about 10 millions la 1896. Ostrich feathers and artificial feathers, fruits, and Cowers aggregated nearly 7 million dollars la tha Imports of 1000 and about I millions in 1800; aad of this total la 1000 ostrich feathers alone formed between .2 million sad t million doi lari' value, the bulk of the remainder being artificial feathers, fruits aad flow era Champagne Imported la HOC aggregated over C million dollars' value, against about 1 2 miilloai la 1800. 811k laors, embroideries. aad edgings aggregated nearly 4 4 million dollars la 19M, against n little Use than 8 millions la 1880, and Ilk ribbons amounted la llud to a little ever I millions, against a little over l million la 189Sf Opium for milsmoking, which amounted ta 1 lion dollars la 1936, was about of a million dolbra' value in 1806. Perfumeries and all toilet amounted to a little over 1 million dollars In lOCll, against a half million dollars In 180C; and pipes end ether smokers' nrtlrlea amounted w ever 800 thousand do! Ian In 1900, against 884 thousand dollars in 1930. Published Every Day ia the fur by 1M gunaars Publishing C MJA SUBSCRIPTION 4 ATEflt DrUverad by Gamer in Ogdea Ciqr, taolndlng Monday More-pa-r 71c 6e Mb tooeia.. lux-urie- V MAIL IN ADVANCE. (km grammar ib bUtfb Ai bC mu by Ogees. gw Mil jw.-M- mu quariafijr, ta anaftce.. I rBAKLEM bad INCEPENtEN T. la atncUy taacTm U gifaa au peasant newspaper. j at auijan baa bb favorites, abb bu anemias to puaiaB. It wui Ibb Babb nnuiaaed bbd ue g.e uraiudteed. ... WUa tb nebivau am bii subjects presented la apeeUul language bw Mow a ladt vidxaia. hut ibb traa taai Biuet bb gubuaaad ib talL Ali lauara and wibalcailwa signed by Bom da I plumes, ar secerned biau. willThe tbfbbb lb Ibb vaata baaket. an bnva aaa never kldw bablnd Eli-lor amused asm. Don't aak tba m bb aMyoaaiblb to nbat you are aihamed id 8-- Bubacribcrs wU. comer a tovur by tafarmiug Ula aibw of laUun TEb EumluW bolor la rcoalv 1-- 4 three-quarte- ibalr braakfesL ivep-aratlo- limn" can n Tba Morning aaia by tba indspoMen. Mw Cba bait Lake City. Oa all through traiaa toalu OgdM oa The baulharn Facile Railway. Tba Vbloi rsW fie Railway, aad ib Oral m Short Uaa Hallway Examiner gatrau will boater a favor . oa the aaaaagoaMBt by reporting to tbla WBoo wbaaover (bay fall ta fiad tba gagers at tba dealt CARUSO'S SHAME. What do you think of Caruso, the tenor? He, no doubt, receive man attention front women than hie private secretary can resent, yet he U arrested In New York City for making Indecent advances. It goes to prove the eccentricities of a mind trained in one direction. Caruso has a voice of wonderfully pleasing qualities. He Is at the top of his profession, and song la his life. Dut off the stage and away from the orchestral ordinary. aecompaslment, Ceveso I more vaally aaeyed by caprie than the man with the hoe, whose voice calls the pigs to the sty, hut whose brain is on halanoe aad who knows better than to Insult n lady, fori hie sense of right conduct comes of contact with natures kw overy-deof recompense by which a wrong brings its own punishment Caruso, a star, has falku. world-famou- THOSE 1000 DEMOCRATS. s There k eoatlderabl talk of 1,000 Democrats having baaa shifted from thair party allegiance to that of Republican faalty la Salt Luka la the last election. Tha 1.000 are a eompllmaat to tha good Judgment of tha average Democrat. They did the same thing ever In Colorado. The elty end eoua- -' ty of Denver has been a Democratic stronghold, but la the lest flection some 10,300 Democrats voted with the Republicans aad made Denver n Republican elty. The only way la which we cam account for thk switch la Dan . ver k that Joaeph f. Smith or Reed Smoot pawed through Deavar a month be (ore election and distributed peek-gof church influence." There IP WAR COMES. must have Men ehureh Influence to mak Demoerata good RepabUcaas la Frederick Palmer, lu Collier's far Colorado, for we are told that when Nov. 17, k outspoken in warning tha Demoerata la Utah become United Statw that Japan Is a dangercans they do so, not that there are ous foe la rase of war, snd he thinks reasons why they should than la some prospect of war. Hi M Republican, tat because they have views ta part are a follows: bees persuaded by a hlerareh. Tha traveler ta Japan lu ao freStrange that the principles of the quently told that Japan does not waul the Philippines that he suspects the Republican party bad the administramind of dwell.ng on the subtion of Tbaudere poeeevelt are Impel! Japanese ject overmuch. The Japanese are a lag men, la every pert of the United warlike race. They ere flushed with State Uf Democrats to cast victory. No sooner had they finished war with China than they began to Republican votes, end It la so recog- the for war with Russia. Since prepare nised, yet la Utah the transformation the Treaty of Portsmouth It haa bees k net attributed te common warn and the talk ef the Fhr East that they good Judgment, bat la charged to would turn their attention to ni. and they have steadily augmented their church influence. military strength. Just In the Why, If the Mormons had remained way as the Japanese masses thought where they were Ib 1111 almoet solid- that Russia had robbed them of the ly ta tbe Democratic party, It hough ' fruits of their victory over Chius, no about equally divided oa party lines ta tedav they think that the good offices of Roosevelt robbed them of the eleetloa preceding they would M an President enormous Indemnity. The truth Is, today looked upon as being as statesmen tnow, that his action sad out of harmony with the enma at a very happy time for Japan. rest of the Northern Statw, They But tho Oriental statesman is as little shift to bis would be classed as a people out of Inclined ns our own to shoulders blame which to already placsympathy and out of touch with the ed elsewhere. If George Dewey had been ordered groat body of tho poople of the western to sail away from Manila Bay after he etatea. had sunk Montojoa squadron Japan would not have made her represents-- , IMPORTATIONS OP LUXURIES. tlone to Washington In such n deterfash tom. We have some Asiatic Over 104 mlHIoa dollars was sent mined Islands which are In line with the ut of the United Statw 1a tha fiscal spread of the Eastern Isknd Empire; year 19M ta the purchase C luxuries. therefore, we aro vulnerable. If JaThis total of 103 million dollars' worth pan should declare war on ns tomorrow she would And us worse prepared of luzuriw Imported ta the fiscal year (or the defense of the Philippines then juet ended Includes, according to tho Russia wu for the defense of the Liarecord of the Bureau of Statistics of otung peninsula. Japan I ready to set tho Department of Commerce and La at a moment's notice. She works with the same unity of purpose toward bor, over 43 ml 11 loo dollars' worth of a nationalquiet policy that Harr. man doe diamonds and othar preclops etonoe; toward the capture of a railroad. While about 40 million dollars' worth of we are not thinking of the Philiplares, edglsgs, embroideries, and rib- pines at all she may be thinking of hard. When we lose comthem bons; about 7 million dullnrs' worth mand very of the Pacific Alaska as well f tenth ars. natural sad artificial ; as the Islands Is cut off. a ovsr I million dollars' worth of chamShould such a crisis arise,, the quespagne; and tho remainder miscellane- tion would be on of guns and ship. ous articles, such as perfumeries and There aro no battleship for tile on the open market. Wealth will no more toilet articles, smokers' artlolee. and buy them In a hurry than shares In a opium ter smoking. If to this Is added water company will quench your thirst tho value of tobacco, cigars and cigar- If you are In the middle of the Sahara ette imported, the total will reach In a crisis their need k asanpressing as that of a tnrniqnel when artery I 1S6 million dollars. This grand total rut. of 181 million dollars, including toNow, this article Is not faint-heabnoco aad cigars In this class, is more ed or meant In any sense as a "war Nor m I revealing than double the imports oT similar ar- - !i state or military Information any a decade total for 1898. which Is tires ago, the nt as well known to the Japfor the articles above named, baring anese as to the American government. been 81 million dollars, and In 1(06, My object Is to inform the public of x situation In country where public 125 millions. roles. opinion Diamonds and other precious atones The Philippine Islands hare erst us how the largest Increase during tbe g4UO.onn.nno thus far, and we have no: y km . rt Rickets. Simply the visible tign that babys tiny bones are not farming rapidly enough. Lack of nourishment is the cause. Emulsion nourishes babys S entire system. Stimulates and makes bone. Exactly what baby needs. All. DRUGGISTS i tOm. AND site o o coifs 0 0 00 0 0000000000000000000000 EXAMINER: MOUSING OGDEN. MORNING. Tl'ESDAY tTAIl, it n. "The oily- oLje t10-- 1 is that for liirlr defease or ars gjuig 'u dj vi.h consumes more time i cm inhering tu that it dms to put them. The lessou of Lbjeaivvnsky's st spell tne new w fort u go from lbs BjLli: to Tsushi- In Uie extra letters" Washington ma without cualmg staumc seems to Pur. nave been lost oa our nxuLmal legis'l have sever takes the trouble to lature. my aucewiry.'' Within 1,703 mi'.tM of Manila is the trace -w.wstoru could Wei:, If your horns base of the concentrated Japanese fleet. Our fleet oa the Atlantic is speak, they would projalny mask you CtU-ag17.814 mlieeaway from hlau.la by buex for that.' and about 11.330 nu.es away by Cap Horn. It would have to mas a iosger The Things That Are Mors Excel 'ent. tl.is earth. v&yxgc thaa Kojestveusky iitu. On ihs As we wax olaer on Till n.auy toy that charmed us way tne only coaling statuin and dry seems docks would M by the Cape Hora rou.e Coal-lu- g Emptied of beauty, strirved of worth. aul those at Sen Franc-soAnd mean as dust and dead a ttatfons sad dry docss mean to ta dreams r w hat food and sleep do te For gauds that perished, shows that the soldier. The only use of the stations at Mapasted. Some recompense the Fates have nila end la Hawaii would be to fill the sent; bunsera. Tbaifka to enemy delay there Is not a single Thrice lovelier shines the things that last. gun emplaced at Hawaii, at (team, or The things that are more excellent. at Ktska Island 1 Alaaxa Some tab terie have Men snip seed at Manila; hut there is not a stnal coast artil- Nought nobler k than to he free; The stars of heaven are free beleryman in any of our Pacific depencause dencies. The difference between an adequate- Ie amplitude at 11 V rty Their joy Is to obe.i the laws. ly deieuded harbor and an Inadequatename ly defended harbor is the d.ffereace be- From servitude to freedom's Free thou tty mind lu bondage pent; tween holding a doorway against a the fetich, aad proclaim thug with a revolver and with your Depose The things that are sure excellent. arms tied beh nd you. Our regulars hare ao superior nun to msu; our To dross, to call, to dine, to break ships have no superior b:p to ship No canon if the social code. no equal, I thin, with confidence as make, au American. But our San franc.a-c- The liule laws that lackeys.Mode-How The futile deralog ie of gunners can not defend Manila mny a soul for these things and our ships can not keep their botlives. or run toms clean wliitjui drydut-kWith pious passion, grave intent! without coal. Fur the guns we have While gives Natire, careless-handeready in the .sited Sutra we need The things that are more excellent. lorty-ilv- t thousand men. and we have only tea thousand. If Japan uada war on us tomorrow To hug the wealth ye cannot use. And lack the riches all may gain she could reach Mink la six days with eleven batiieak.pe and six arm- Oh, filled and wanting wit to c.iuose. Who house the chaff aad burn tb ored cruisers. Before our Atlantic groin! fleet could reacu Cape Horn tha cou.d doth life with starry towers put a fully equipped army corps of And still Lure to the bright, divine ascent! over forty ihomuua men :nto the Philvciri the thlrgs ie would; be ours ippines Aga.cst overwhe.ming na- BeTile things that arc more excellent. tal ouda our four armored cruiser, wuich are ea route to the Far Kat. would have to seek a .eudrovoua with The grace of friendship Blind and heart the Atlantic fleet. The big float ng ' Linked with their fellow heart and dry dock wulvU mi towed via Susa mind; would probably hate to bw destroyed or lull Into the hands ot the enemy. The gains of science; gifts of art; The sense of oneness with cur kind, Our tea thousand inisutry snJ cavto grow and understand alry scaUtred over toe Isbiuds would The thirst A large and liberal discontent be besieged. aro the goods of life's rich By the time our fleet bad arrived niece band, a mau would base naval have Japan The things that aro more excellent. at Manila or Sbig Bay and would be William Watson. si ending ready in her owa doorway to receive the stranger. We wuu.d have ecaema spreads its burnabsolutely no harbor which we could Torturing area day. Doan'e Ointment every ing would chorsa her time and cuter. She Ite spreading. Instantly place for the light, ailow.ng us to stew quickly stop on the tropical sea and use up our coal relieves the Itching, cure it permanAt any drug store. supply. Ail the advantages of posit. on ently. Togo had over Rojestventky he would EASTERN EXCURSIONS bae uier ui. 'the conddract of the Vie tho Japanese lu enornu u. According to naCOLORADO MIDLAND RY. val precedent under such a handicap we ought to outnumber the Japanese On November 30 and December II by four to three, which 1 tho present One far plus 12 from Utah point to ratio of our superiority. After we had Chicago. Minneapolis, Kansas City, won we would be securing only the Denver and Intermediate we had lost and lost because Onmha, Rtoporers. we had not made Mani.a a secure har- point. Limit. 60 days. For further information write L. H. bor. Salt Lake general agent. Japan's want of fund aad not our Harding, City. ml strength k the present guarantee peace. However, it lo not wise to count OCD N M IlS loo much on wealth wad numbers. This would be a naval campaign pure aad besimple, and naval war.sre is cheap Arrival and departure of mails at side land warfare. The mala extra exOgden poatoffice: panses of a tore always on war footNorth end N on h west, O. 8. L. Ry. ing are ammunition and coal. Out of 7:30 a, m., 6:30 p. m.; deArrive, the vast sum we have spent In the part. 12:56 a. m., 11:53 a m. Philippines unly 120.01)3,033 la charged East, all points, L'. P. Ry. Arrive, to the navy. 4:23 a. si.; 8:16 p.m.; depart, 7:60 a m 2:25 p. m C:60 p. ra. . There la every reason te believe Southeast, R. G. W. Ry. Arrive, that the trial of the Sugar trout will 1:33 a m 11:45 Am., 2:50p.m.; 7:00 a m.; 6;3u p. m. tad sweetly. West, all points, 8. P. Ry. 7:30 a. m 8:60 p. m., 7:00 p, m.; depart, 3:80 Peary' attempts to reach the north a m., 8:45 p. m. Southern California and Nevada. 8. pole will be watched wdh interest by P. L. A. A 8. L. Ry Arrive, 8:80 a the Ice trust. ni., 7:80 p. m.; depart, 2:4 p. m 6:30 ni. The price of mirrors has been ad- p. Southern Utah. O. 8. L. Rv. Arrive. vanced. A slump in conceit ought to :30 A ni., 7:kd p. U.; uepart, 8:30 occur Immediately. a m., 8:45 p. in. Southern Utah, R. G. TV'. Ry. Ar 1:00 a. m., 3:60 p. m 7:00 p. m.; rive, The anarchist who threw a bomb at depart, 2:30 a. 7:00 c. m., 6:33 St. Peter's church will meet with a P. m. Brit lake City, O. 8. L. Ry. Arrive, cold reception at the pearly gates. 1:04 a m 1:80 a m., 11:00 m., 3:60 8:90 a m p. m., 7:30 p. m.; Politics In Cuba is so Intermingled 7:60 a. m 10: :10 depart, a. m, 8:46 p. m., with trickery and covert dealing as 6:60 p. m. Ball Lake City, R. O. W. 1:00 a to provide an Eden for American m.; 2:60 p. m.; depart, 7:00 A m. C:3u bosses. Mod j,l de-i-- NOVEMBER IARI1 20, 1&G8. WILL START TOMORROW AT TUT litkas CONGRESS IN MASQUERADER KANSAS CITY Kvcord-Heral- j Cecil Thurston By Ilatherinc etc. Author of Tex Cibl-l-x, MADE PICTURES BY PARKER FAST RUN FROM NEW A Here k the masquerader with YORK CITY. a woman kneeling to him. And what do yon think of it? Bepreaa your indignation, my uan-ut-aa- o s - ue-pa- p. m. musicians gathered to celebrate the passage of an art that will preserve their music from pirates, but their k no provision In the kw which provides for the protection of the public. London The Socialists cast over 300 votes in Summit county In a total vote only half that of Ogden. Evidently Ogden Socialists are nut as firmly grounded In the faith as their brothers In Park City. They were divide.! In this county between the and United Labor tickets. Sw-lali- RIDOLFO. Pcat-Expre- b Mi Ml Paay that ah Kn- a The Idea of her pre thought my hair war To r Ye. form Yea. y you approve ' Con ferca, n.ch will meet nere on Tuesday lu ann-a- l caieuiinn, poured in Us Kxuux City today from all directions. iuey indued a taJiuet eral ftue.gn United tSu.e-- a Mnatutn aad congreaauieA governors, jufoci'i, govern men ml department from Walagu.Q, together with ft. preventative cf nun.erou commercial 'orgxuUxuona, law jere and rnii- of spelling answered the adaptable re- citi- - BEGINNING IN OUR NEXT ex-te- n IkSUE Tha oldest contributor to tho oldest majaxine in England, Blackwood's, while The Mae queradcr was appt'oriiig serially in tliat puhlioation. wrote (he editor: Never since I waited feverishly sixty years ago for Monte Criato hare 1 been ao excited by a story. And lira. Thurston has given me what Dwrxs did not a perpetually wonder a to how tlio adventure k to end. otficera. LLau Loot, secretary of state, who la expected to defiue the g;v:umjnta stand on the Monroe doctrine aad South American relations, arrived from Chicago, wail David R. Francis, heading a large delegation of Missourian and escorting Minister Calderon of Bcllvtu, Minister Pardo of Peru, and Minister of Colombia, with Minister to Colombia John Iktm-U- , with whom the foreigners left Washington, arrivej from bu Lonls. Representative of Brazil and Caile had come In yeaterJay, about tho sme time that E. H. lianiman. with a party of inl.way officials, arrived ou a epectni train from Chicago. Mr. uaa booktd to arrive at noon today but cam ia ten hours ahead of time, after nr king the run from New York In the fast Lime of thirty-onhours and nineteen minutes. Others who came In were Dr. William J. Schlefielln and Daniel C. French, the sculptor, of New Yoik. on benatore and representative! their way to Washington to attend the opening cf the national oongroaa, began putting In an appearance. These latter came principally to attend the Commercial congrea which la to discuss questions of national (Importance that they will have to deal with later. Governor John Mickey, of Nebraska, with Governor-elec- t George L. Bheldoa and twa carload of delegates from that state aad Governor McDonald, and Governor-elec- t Buchtel of Colorado, heading a delegation of westerners numbering over fifty, were the Drat big delegations to arrive. Secretary Root, the foreign diplomats and the other especially Invited gtieats of the Kansas (Tty Commercial club were tendered a reception during the forenoon, followed by a luncheon. Then there was an automobile ride about the city, which was marred slightly by the fart that two Inches of now Uy on the ground. - Masquerader olhcor. sev- uii.)-jn.a,.- Shi drew quha chat te Ledrr and &d gently to her knots. BEGIN IN OUR NEXT ISSUE TCP Har-rima- e Call and aee sample of er graved wedding afettonery at K. B. Co., 418 Twenty th!id street. lilt. CALYE WILL YOU CAX GET Z. C. M. I. Home Made iShoes j For men, bojg, miHseg and eLildren again in Ogden. They are the old reliable, every iuir guaranteed, as well ai tbe Ladies Pillow Shoes TUB SHOE FOlt TENDER FEET, at the Fifth Ward Shoe Store AVE. BELL PRONE 2546 MADISON 1AI . T. A. SH REEVE y 9B JW8dBUIU8BaWaDMMB38BDMfl8ffiWM8Mg88ffiMBDWMM8DM ANARCHIST ARRESTED. itary district and cousin of King ViEmmanuel, wax standing, by the local military authorities and the troops of tbe gwrTison, at, a short distance from the uaaasd standards of the regiment when a man named Nlcol Flora, known to be a member of an anarchist organization, threw a package of newspapers at the regimental standards and at the name time shouted Insult against the army in generaL He wu arrested. ctor Nor. 1(. An euarchlat Naples, made a demonstration against the army here today while tne Duke of Aosta was distributing prise to soldiers who distinguished themselves la the relief work during the eruption of Fount Yenuviua, ta April last Tbe Duke, who U commander of thk un V 613-X- Catalog and Samples. I He Thisw Papers Instead of a Bomb. anti-milita- HE ATTENDED ALL CONCERTS OF THE FAMOUS SINGER. ' RESOLVED THAT THERE flffif 6E AMORE COMroUTABLE TEELlif 0, BUT Nontifff like rok me 5WCGLIN5WTO A Fine 'COMFY' Sat Did Not Propose Until He Lost Hie Eyselght in en Automobile Accident thereS Park, Nov. 19. The vegue rumor, which have been circulating here fo. several daya to the effect that Mmc Calve was betrothed to a rich Anal can and would never again appear on OVER COAT WHENYiEWEATHER IS WINTRY nr MAKES US FEEL SO JASiY To BE WARM APD WELL DRESSED- - EE LIKE THE PRUDEOT MINT, BE READY fin THE WINTER. 505 BROWf- - - tr-a- Ia 000000000000 eevRiemr 2 Some Specials for Next t 1 - Nik WIW Wc:k at Ke. the SALE Tronwra for men, made of good quality worsted, patterns, regular price elieriotH ami cassim ere in many 53.r0 to 55.00, for $2.35 bt 11 ra t tei sure a eojtwMC csicm. Craig-Y-No- Ml-nig- 1- 3 alily of her. Wasn't 1, though? Mbs Knox Ye, juet a If vou'i. buy gray hair. Philadelphia Pres. P.i-a- TR8- itelt-gate- Cummurcial iiana-jiUaiuA-- coa-panv- PLEASANTRIES. friend. Don't get yonr gun until yon have read the extraordinary story of Kansas City, Mo.. Nov. 19. Cueat to tne tk.B,aiarLiaJ Cijb banquet l to the xaj autxl aad ! Mr. Egerton R. Williams, author of Rldolfo," live ;n Roebeiter, and tbe local reception of the book I proving the lallKcy of the old nay ing about the honor of the prophet in hia own counThe power. Interest and Uterary try. distinction ef this etory of the savage feudalism of the gret Italian famine," ays the Rochester ' make it one of the novel of the year. The heautllul appearance also wina admiration, nine the reviewer describe "Rldolfo" a "admlr-y printed, tastefully bound, and lil iatraied In color by J. C. Lyc:i;lec Iter. one of America's foremost, illustrawhich th;a spice tor." The uci-did romance I f.nd.ng In all parts o. the country In an indication of the crowing apprrclailon for ficrlun tha does not depart from the hlgbe r'anlants of Meratuie. Mis tending gray. At- the operatic stage are appsnntly confirmed. Laat nig at, having left her apartments, tbe linger left Paris, for a long period, after confiding the newa to a few Intimate friends, but demanding a pledge of secrecy regarding the name of her future husband. Postmaster. Mm. Calve's servant said she wen: away with her affianced but they ware HOME VISITORS EXCURSION. unable to give either their destination or hla name. It is believed thi Via Union PacIflA couple are npw on board a yacht. Nev. 20 and Das. IE Tbe whole affair Is shrouded In mya tery and romance. The future husband Round trip first class ticket to Den- cf Hoe. Calve Is described as a rich ver, Colorado Spring, Pueblo, 819.75; American and artist, passionately fond Omaha, Kansas City. 8L Joe, $33.00: of mua!c, who, for a long time, bar 8L Louis. (39.60: St never missed a performance of Mme Minneapolis. Paul. $41.00; Chicago, 144.60. Equally Calve, but who. until recently, had no ow round trip rates tn hundreds of sought en Introduction. Just at tbr other polnta west of Chlrago. Tlrketa time when the American decided Mme. Calve's hsnd In marriage good to return within slaty days from late of aale. Stopovers allowed. Re- an accident to an electric apparatus member, the famous Overland Limited rendered him blind, the laat vision be Ang?lea-C:iiragLlm and the new fore he lost his sight being the face of For tbe singer. ited, only 40 hour to Chicago. further particulars aee A. B. Moseley, Upon the return of the couple to traveling passenger agent, Ogden. France next spring, it Is said Mme. Utah. Calve and her husband will Ineta themselves In a chateau where a tbe 3 iter similar to Adelina Pattl'a thrate: O at Wales, will be hul't HOT AND COLD. 9 for Mme. Calve and her friends. 9 The news of Mme. Calve'a maniagi-ha9 Omaha Freeze While New Or. created sensation In musical clr 9 leans Swelter. flea, although there la still conside 9 bie skepticism on the question whethOm ah. Nb Nov. 19. The 3 er she has decided to end her operatic O weather bureau reported the career. The Gil Bias calls attention t above zero at 3 merrvry at 16 be fact that she has signed a centra'! 9 9 o'cWk this morning. A spe10 create the leading role In Mart 9 cial from Norfolk, Neb.. ey at the Open Comlque In Magdalena'' O 11 aiNive was the minimum at March. 0 that p!jr. Tbla 1 the coldest 9 of the aeon here. If you w-In printin', the 9 and binding see the K. B. Co., 41a w O' leau. Nor. 19. Xw 9 Twenty thlid. 9 Origin I today altering 9 from an abnormally hlph temKILLED BY A GIRL. 9 pera' re. an the atuiorphere ia 1 laden with humidity. The warm New York. Nov. 19. Gustav 8m-on- . ht 9 ware tr,,r-.- the )tv Wat-- , vr.ir parner of the Quen . The trrrcTpetr at VTnJst 9 was shot and pro'i-t'rd- y 0 neon Io.'hj registered 85 demortally wiinnded In the office I weather ' 0 gree rld 'lie cm:; aii today by Louise Ib pre9 dicted for tonight. an Mias Dcyasay O "ut to t':e e'n.,ye.to get her sila-- j w,- Co'nrado Springs. Colo.. Nev :i m to lei rr at 5:S the 1 19. of anew Inch anal hr .- for paring A'c.ir hav fallen Ssturdar i rlnre lo the night she then drew a re 1 and th thermometer In Coloan Vj: ?litr. nx Circe times jIvcr 9 rado Sprlrg :he registered tvi wa arreitel. 9 above aero. Bitter cold weVi-- r ia a'so report 1 ta the CripPor-ir- , hrw can ! ever repay you Creek district. 9 'or kln.'r. to m"7" rivesn't o ple i nt.m. Chcrk. min'1' order, o or Cache Valley Polnta, O. 8. L. Ry Much satisfaction marked the Pres- Arrive, 10:46 a. m.; depart, 4:60 p. m. ident's speech on his departure from Ht.itsvllle, Eden A Liberty Arrive, Panama glad, no doubt, that he was 5:00 p. m.; depart. 0:00 a. at. R. F. D. Weber County Arrive, 8:00 leaving the land of swamps and mam.; depart, 1:80 a. m. p. laria. WM. GLASMANN, In Other Distinguished Pcraene in tendance Upen the T Gaihtiing. we Ladies nn'tn are being sold at one-lialate going out of tlie suit busineas. f price because 330.00 Suits $15.00 Men' shoes made by (ieo. G. Snow: were $3.50 and 81.00, uuw rgor: . . or.-a- n j OOOOOOOOOOO - cash . Milwaukee 8en'1nl. CLARKS STOKES |