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Show SUE tou, and bar infant child. The Washington Identified dead are: dabriman will 8. st. ('lair Bell. Mary Alice Bohrer. Oliver L. Daly. Mabel Sturgeon. 1 M0RX1X0 MISS ROBINSON EXAliiacK; OUDEX, UTAH, TIESI'AY, JAXlARV FOR RENT DISCHARGED. Catalogue. Elizabeth Reid. Alice C. White, Brooklyn, D. C. Mrs. Brown, wife of Commodore P. Brawn, Washington. - Mary E. Baldwin. Washington. Francis Cunlo. 18 month. Magdalena Wright, aged 8. negro, Baltimore. Unidentified negro. Carrie Cornwell. Washington. TO transport offers Nettie Le Compher. Washington. lief supplies. Lulu V. Kolbwhlte, Washington. Minnie B. Markling, Washington. Mrs D. G. Pcarman. 0111a L. Bailey, minister. Newark, O. S Mad to the Farmer to AbpmI Contribute Com and Mabel Sturgeon, Washington. Wheat. Then: Meta, Germantown, Md. Annie Cunlo, Washington. Mias Rosalie Cross. Washington. 31- Th offer of Lucy Butte Mlllioan, Dcanwood, Washington, Dec.President tt C. H Harrisi an to Edward L. Garrett, 45, Washington. on hi eieamehip Une. at Baa Francisco fu iapo-E- . Mrs. L. A. Barnes, Terra Cotta, D.C. SdTtendod to reiav Scores of persona visited the tuorgue .ur; last night and this morning to assist ha opened th way to nwL. au In the identification of the unknown STSnioan Rod to th farmer of th dead there. The total number of wpul direct and wheat. bodies carried into the morgue shortcountry to provide com contribution hut ly after .midnight wae thirty-twS? Effective hut It ia believed several of the identified have been dme from- turned over the undertaking establishthe greater good would traneporta- ment! to bo prepared for burial. Moat rift of grain new that the met. of the victims were resident of WashUoo question ha been officiate iu ington and Its suburbs and the majorAlready the Bed Cron Cum-Sn- e Guv. to ity of these will be buried today and city hero suggewed of low. that he art the farmer tomorrow. contribuol ,hot state to make grain Coroner Nerill. who went to the the governors scene tion! The call upon for of the wreck last night, to view reason the been general sehad not wait-I- n the remains of the dead and to were officer Oroee Bed that the cure statements from injured passendecided would be it whether to eee to gers, will empanel a Jury and begin an w ue the army transport eervlco Inquest at 11:30 this morning. After Orient. convev grain to the the Jurymen are selected and the list of witnesses secured, the Inquest will IN WRECK NUMBER KILLED be adjourned until Wednesday and, FIFTY-THREPLACED AT according to the corner, may last for several day. Engineer Went by the Danger Signal The members of the crew of the on a Block Signal Tower. train causing the wreck were. placed local police. They Wariitngton, Pec. 81. The llet of under arrest by the Hildebrand, engineer; Harry dead aa the result of the appalling are C. wrack at Terra Cotta on th Balti- Frank Hoffmler, conductor; J. Robert Rutter, fireman; more A Ohio railroad last night bad . o'clock .today. In- brakeman and W. A. Norris, baggage-masterreached 53 at to were All tenth the taken me of quiry at the various hospitals been precinct police station. city where the Injured have The officials of the Baltimore A taken shows a number of persona whose condition ie regarded as hope- Ohio railroad, who were unable to fix less. The Injured number over fifty. tho responsibility for the disaster last Two distinct stories today are being night, will begin an Investigation at Baltimore today to determine the told by the friends of the implicated. The entrance to the block on saute of tho catastrophe; Engineer which the accident occurred U nt Hildebrand and the fireman of the Silver Spring. Md. It is stated that "dead train" Towers. Operator Phillocal No. 68, from Frederick, hail en- lips and all others In any way connecttered the block with a clear track. ed with the operation of the train, will Two green lights were then set on the $e examined. gignai tower, showing that the block The scene after the accident was The engineer of the sickening. Bodlee had been hurled on was occupied. dead" train, which was following, ac- every elde and it wae after midnight cordingly slowed down as ebe neared - At before all the dead had been collected ths block, to run "cautiously.and placed on the apacial train to be center near the the Tacoma station, to this city. It was only a few brought f the block, it is said, the day opera- minutes after the collision until nearly show-log tor had tied down white elgnala all the residents of Terra Cotta, a a clear track and left hie station. sparsely settled piece, had gathered at At this Indication the engineer of the the scene of the disaster Md began "dead" train crowded on nil steam and th work of removing the dead and reforged ahead at tremendous speed In moving the mass of debris. The workthe dark, foggy night and on n slip- ers labored under great difficulty, for pery track. It was only n few min- nunr of the injured were wedged beutes until the huge engine of the neath the wreckage and numbers of "deed1 train plunged Into the rear of them died before they could be resthe local Just pulling out of Teirt cued. The many acts of heroism and miles from selfsacrifice that were Cotta and only three performed will Washington. . never be known. Operator Phillips at Tacoma dentes A detachment of forty policemen that his signals wera white. He declares he was at bis post and that wu sent from Washington and nearly fifty physicians from this city Mil rri signals were set, showing oc- tha suburbs responded to a general waa astonishmuch He tracks. cupied three-quarteof m ed to see the "dead" train rush peat call, but fully before the doctors hour had elopsed beck Blow and expected It to down and were on hand to relieve the injured. up. Instead he heard of the accident FW more than three hours after the In a few minutes. While the wreck had brought tho fatal crash occurred the police Md were still taking bodies from deepest sorrow (o scores of Washington homes, a triple portion visited that under the great pile of wreckage of Dr. E. 0. Bell, who lost his Rfe which waa strewn for fully n quarter with his two sons, Edward and St. of n mile along the track. The rescurialr. Mrs. Bell was nt home nurs- ers took out several bodle which had ing the youngest son. Norvelle, three been ground to a pulp. As the injured were taken from under the debris, years old, who has n broken leg. while the physlctoai wera giving them Washington, Dee. 81. The total num- all the attention possible. Catholic ber of killed In the rear-encollision priests were administering the last of the Baltimore A Ohio railroad at right to the dying. Men, women and Terra Cotta, D. C a block station children tided la giving relief to the three miles from Washington, last Injured. Lying on n cot In n serious night, is estimated this morning nt condition at Providence hospital, Fredabout forty and the number of Injured erick Leigh, a brakeman on the inat fifty. flated passenger train, gasped out hie The wreck wee caused by an engine, atory of the wreck. drawing eight empty cam, running "When wo passed Kensington the Into a local train known as the Fredsignals were hoisted Md we danger erick Express, Just aa the passenger were told to move along cautiously," train had pulled out from the station ho said. "When we hit Tacoma the bonnd for this city. Engineer Hilda-bransignals were still out and we left the who was in charge of me dead station slowly and proceeded to Terra train," and who wae arrested shortly Cotta, our next stop. The signals after the disaster, declared that, on were out at Terra Cotta, and we took account of the dense fog, he waa un- aboard a few passengers Md started able to distinguish the signal light at to pull out for Washington when the Takoma Park block station. Tower train following us hit the back coach Operator Phillips declares that the dan. end amMhed It to splinters." Leigh died Ber signal was in its proper place and this morning. that Engineer Hildebrand's train passInjured. ed the lower station at a speed going of of fifty to list residence, WashingInjured, an miles hour. sixty ton, where not otherwise stated: Dead. FMnle Alston, colored. Col. Robert Alderson, of Newark, J. C. Merkllng. Ohio. Mrs Don M. Carr, Kensington, Md. Dr. F. Oliver Belt, chief surgeon of Unknown white child, male, 81--2 he Episcopal Eye, Ear and Throat years. Hospital and surgeon for the Baltimore Unknown white male, 4 years old. A Ohio. Fred Hleer, Terra Cotta. Edwsrd Bell, eon of Dr. Bell. Henry Kribi, Terra Cotta. J. A. Bond, address unknown. Berth Peak, Brnddock Heights, Vk. Cor,nn If. Bohrer, 18 years old, John Cunlo and wife. Washington, a milliner. Frank Bohlits, Frederick, Md. S. L. Bond, address unknown. J. R. Cooley. Commodore P. Brown, compositor Mr. Horned, conuctor. government printing office. Home Miller. Mrs. Bailie V. Butts, wife of J. Frank ' Austin Brown, Dubois, Md. Bmt. of Washington Health departA. L. Chambers. ment. Mias Ray Cross, Seneca, Md. Mr. Mery A. Caher, Identified by diaCharles T. Hagen. Frederick, Md. mond rings. . Theo, C. Hamlin, Seneca, M. JJrs. Frank B. Chase and Infant John Horner, address unknown. Wild. John A. Kaulmer, no address. Bra. May Cook, Mrs. J. C. Knrale. Washington. Cook, Infant child of lira. Mag Frank Lake, address unknown. Co J. J. Msckllng. J. W. Moon, wife an child. dentist1' C1U,CT Harris, Washington, . J. J. Moon and wife, address unGeorjri d son of known. Hlgbie, "eery Hlgbie. Mrs. A. Moore. KeHe.v. Kensington, Md., en-Mrs. D. Peake, Brad dock Heights, 8. Capitol. Vs. Abner Proctor, address unknown. Kensington, Md., ojton st at WeeleyM M. E. church. Kenneth Proctor. and statistician of United James M. Reed. Naval Jra observatory. Reeves. . C01 Weat,fled by T. W. C. A. B. B. Saggs. card Adie Bmlth, Dentin, Md. Brorklnd- - D-- C Mr. Md My. H. L. Thompson. UreM CHINESE the Roolt Ca o FI KM8HE1I New York. Dec. 31. The complaint against Miss Anna Robinson, bookkeeper for ihe Art Siudtms' league, who was arrested several weeks ago had raided after Anthony ('unit-locthe offices of the league anl seised thousands of the catalog ut, was dismissed by the court of special session!, today. The action was taken upon the motion of an assistant district attorney, who Informed the court that Miss Robinson was in no way accountable for the makeup of the catalogue and that she had been employed merely to distribute the book. He further eaid that the officers of the Art Students league who actually caused the publication of the picture, have offered to substitute themselves Md shoulder the responsibility. They, however, contend that the picture, in view of their artistic purpose Md the Intention to distribute them In art circles only, are In no wise a violation of ihe law. Tfao assiaiMt district attorney added that the msgatlnes had been withdrawn from circulation and superseded by new catalogues, therefore the question of their conformity with legal standards had become' purely aosd-emi- ADvERl I6EMENT6 ON THIS CENT PER PAGE COST ONE WORD FOR EACH INSERTION. NO FIRST INSERTION LESS THAN 25 CENTS. ALL ADVERTISEMENTS MUST BE PAID IN BUSI EXCEPTING ADVANCE, NESS HOUSES RUNNING OPEN BOOK ACCOUNTS WITH US. k WANTED A good reliable girl for housework; tamiiy of two; good l.-jif. wage. 654 21 u street. WANTED Girl for huusewuri.. 452 2Mh sire el. L. "shlnr. em-ffitl- nr EnrTnsnl ThiS WMh!nton, clerk. apjSftEissarjft jyswrvasr' Hannah Mj. (Lf Miss I Tacoma, mu' M.rwT. en 'lwnl o' Rd,n- D. C. Washington. Rogers, old. luc4l trifflc' years - nn Telephone company, PPW' Washington, me. 'lrS' 8. w. Shrewbridge. Washlnx-- . huuek--p-ing- 12 front Two sleeping 2Jtd street. 12 . frou-X- 1 RENT in Light Jtlh housekeeping FuH RENT For housekeeping, four or fire rooms. Apply 2126 Wash. if FOR RENT Furnished room, modern convenience. 527 23rd St. FOR RENT Clean furnished rooms, with hath, the roughly renovated: WANTED A chamber maid. at once. Reed buiel. Apply WANTED A good laundress, General Hospital, at ones. Ogden FOR RENT rooms Furnishsd housekeeping, jkjo Lincoln. el SITUATIONS WANTED, FEMALE. New York, Dec. 31. Far below the surface of the earth in an air lock of WANTED A poti'iim taking care if the McAdoo tunnel under Xorth river, Invalid or children, or hounekeep-ing- . two men fought today until one of Answer B, care Standard. them was stretohed out unconscious with a fracture of tha ekuH which may cause his death. WANTED Dressmaking at 461 37th When a patrolman, called to the SL; childrens c'.dthee a specialty. mouth of the tunnel by the report that Mrs. L. M. Smith. Phone 353-there had been a fight down in the 1122-ldepths, wm lowered Into the caisson, he found seven men standing around MALE HELP WANTED. the prostrate form of John Lundenlng. Bora after the policeman arrived the WANTED A collector apd solicitor; Injured man recovered eoneclousaess good proposition for man who will for a moment and pointed at Chriswork; no triflera or boys under 21 topher F. Lynch as Ms assailant. He need apply. P. 0. box 892. over the him aid that Lynch struck head with a pick handle. WANTED Two solicitors; apply Tho cause of the trouble between 2214 Washington Are. the men could not be learned. Nearly half an hour waa consumed MEN AND BOYS, Plumbing or brickIn removing the wounded man and the laying trade pays 35 to 33 per day; policeman and hie prisoner from the we teach you by practical Instructunnel. They were obliged to pass tions In 8 months; position guar where air locks thre the heavy through an teed; 'free catalogue. Coyne atmospheric pressure under which the Trade School, 4975 Easton Are., 8t. men work In the lower tunnel ie gradLouis, Mo. ually reduced. Lundenlng wu sent to a hospital Md Lynch to a police staPROPOSED LEGISLATION. tion. Railroads Are to be Attacked by 6tate MOFFATT TO INVESTIGATE. Law Makars. tf up-stir- s, 12-29- tor light housekeeping rooms. Tbs tilt SL Mrs. S. L. Colouisl, SCI Ch:nu, Manager. for general FOR SALE Four room house. 3469 Washington ave.. good location. Ogden Lodge no. l. msu ew. Wednesday evening at 8 oclock at th! A. O. U. W. halL Visiting member cordially invited, air FOR 8AIJ2 A modern cottage. Bias, C. of H.; Mrs. leueue Hitt 21 Cb Adams. financier; Miss L. Jeaue ProuL r eorder. FOR SALE modem brick, WOODMEN OF THE WORLD, in, 329uO. uap a brick in choice Weber Camp, No. 74, meets U K. film); 4itj down, balance ou time. A lew other bargain for of P. kail la Utah National vale bu.ldlng every Thursday evening at 8 oclock. Visiting 'Yoodmea owdially O. A. White. 362 25th at. 12 28-invited to attend. LORIX 5 HEMNGER, C CL ACRES, large modern house. E. AlTH, Clerk. First Natl Bank Plenty of water; half block from Building. Wtnsningtuu : Just out of town; well Improved; all or pari down to right KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. one; price 32.IU0. S. J. Ryu, Five Point. Ogden Lodge, No. 2, Knights of FOR SALE Three choice little homes P.'tkiaa. meets at Castle Hall, Utah from lit to 39 acre; good improve- National BankAllbuilding, every MonK. el P.'a requested evening. outside city limits. P. day ments; to meet with a. 12-- 2 A. Mat Men, 618 2Mh at. 1 mo BENJAMIN MARRIOTT, CL C E. R. GEIGER, M. of F. NEW residence with city L. N. MEID. K of R. and S. water, ou Bench, 31.490. Terms, 35:h down, balance payable like payWOMEN OF WOODCRAFT. Cor. ing rent. Cbauucy Parry, 23rd A Wash. Bego Lily Circle, No. 174, meets fourth Friday night FOR SALE-1- 20 acres unimproved nt secondla Md K. of 7:89, U1L Vialuag land, suitable fur chicken ranch and neighbor cordially invited. orchard. Good spring water; will MRS. BKuxm R, 8459 sell at coat 8. J. Ryan. Ogden. Great. 162 23rd. FOR RENT Furukhed Block. rooms. Bn-eei- five-roo- l m t. FuraUhed rooms suitable gbatlaaea. r.righ-Ir-rhoo- a 1. house- 12-1-- lf DEGREE OF HONOR, cU-s- FuK RENT Modern room in ut-I'rxiiiture, suitable for iwj gentle-uk-u- . at 2237 Adams. Bell phone . wk WANTED Girl for general work, 458 21st fit. Mi-t- f REAL ESTATE. mo. FOR RLXT WANTED Good girl for housework, 2613 Madison FIGHT UNDER GROUND. -- rnoUi. WANTED A girl tor general housework. 2658 Wash. 12 19-l- f t Ellen Eastman. Wasfilagtoa Avanuai FOR SALE Ranch of 320 acres, partly fenced. ;0 Inches water right, at a bargain. S. J. Ryan, Ogden. BOARD AND ROOM. FOR RENT First class room and board at th Virginia: most popular placs in to city. BOARD AND RPOM-4- 48 FOR RENT 26th Street. 2 Four-roo- ANY gentleman dewiring to go to lath street marie CR1TE3, Avenue. Chi- cago before Jan. 7 can secure cheap first class passage by calling phone Hell 935 K, or Iud. 36 12-- LAD F Clerk, 8781 Moa--o THE MACCABEES. OF Silver Iflve No. 1, meets tha second 8:3V 9. m. at sad fourth Tuesdays at O mod- - Iglrk, 8884 Neighbors lavited. Dues caa be paid at tha office of Ed. Auth, the afternoon of tiio 81th of ooch month. Plrat National Bank Bldg. BLSlR ALD&N, u. N, 111 Twenty FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT 3 room house block 'O: gscred Heart Arademy; 39.00. N. H. Ives, 2464 Waxblngton Avenue FOR RENT frame house, mud era. large lot. bargain. 32,750.00. Five-rooframe house, elty water, large lot. snap, 375050. Kelly A Herrick. EIGHT-ROO- HOUSES. Clark, Womea of Woodcraft, Ogdon Circle 681. meets every Tuesday sight at 7:39 o'clock, K. off P. Visiting BOARD sad room. 131 2Cth st. FOR SALE Salt brine pickles. 60c Niu Hall, Twenty-fift- h street Vis749 WaKhtngtnn iting statara per one hundred. Invited. cordially f 12 Ave. Beil phone 740Z. BESSIE SEBR1NG, L. C. LUCY NELSON, R. K. FOR RENT-STOR- ES. FOR BAIA? -- Applet, apples, apple, several bushels of red winter rrples KNIGHTS OF THE MACCABEES. FOR RENT Small nor and fixtures, 45.16-y- . Plumes 667-k- ; cheap. lock, horse, delivery wagon for 12 29 I mo. Ogden Tent, No. 84, meets the secsale. Good location, 112 23rd St. ond anf fourth Friday evenings GUARANTEED Violin, 31 week. Pan- at 8 oclock sharp. In L O. O. F. halL tone. 414 25lh. Visiting Kalghte cordially Invited to irrnx. ::9-l- LOST. r. LOST A pocket book containing Lua Angeles ticket; return to train agent's office, ai Depot; 310.00 reward. t. attend. W. HALSEY, Commander. F. F. BOND, Record Keeper. SPECIAL holiday prices on Baldwin A Kurtsmsnn pianos; term. Pantone A Collins, 414 Twenty-fifth- . MASONIC. FOR SALK Furniture uf three rooms cheap. 2268 Adams Queen Esther Chapter No. 4, O. E. 8. Regular meetings held at Masonic HaU on Washington avenue, between turn tu Standard office and receive Twenty-fiftand Twenty-sixtstreets PROFESSIONAL reward. the first and third Friday of each month. Sojourning member cordialHAIR GOODS AND COSTUMES. AGENTS WANTED, ly Invited to attend. ANNA LEWIS, W. M. AGENTS WANTED Call 8 to 9 a. m., HAIR SWITCHES for sale at reduced LILY V. HALSTED, Secretary. prices. Hair chains a specialty. to I p. m. Caruba Mod. Co, 2361 Masquerade costumes to refit for Wash. Av. RATH BONE BISTERS. balls and theaters. All mall order promptly attended to. Mrs, CR. Lee. SANITARY WORK Meets every Saturday afternoon at 8 821 34th. P. O. Bog 4SE 8:89 la Pythian halL Utah National DONE of aU kinds Ball 'phone 509Z. Bank building. Sojourning alatara y INSURANCE. Mela, McCarty, 8726 Grant invited to attend. MRS. NELLIE FRYER, M. B. CL Fablle. Real picked up Dec. 8, by the Barrare. Cap- W. X. PIERCE, Notary MRS. ISABEL WYANT, M. off R. InAccident and Ufa Estate; fire, tain Era ns learning of 'he rescue beand C. 407 SL 24th surance, lieved the Great Admiral end the vessel sighted by him to be Identical, laORDER OF RAILWAY CONDUCTORS JUNK. ter comparisons proved to him his error. The point, of difference notices Wasatch Division N& 1X4. fi AC, INDEPENDENT JUNK CO. buys the Great Admiral yas an old wooden THE at aU kinds of Junk. Bell phono 4261. meets asooad and fourth Iriday vessel rad the ship seen by Captain Iud. phono 36931X Green A Jseoh-sa- . 8:80 p. m. la K. of P. hall, corear Ersns appeared new. Washington avaaua and 84th street. MS-ly8148 Paclfle. A terrific storm prevented Captain AU biothera are cordially invited ta Evans from aiding the distressed ves- IF YOU have uy kind of Junk, phone attend. sel. GEO. ALLEN, C C to Ogden Junk House: we will call D. L.J90YLK, S. Md T. tor 1L BeU 91100 395K; led. 725. ll-2(-- LOST A Beavei Neck Scarf, on 23rd between Adams and Jefferson. Re- San Francisco, Dec. 31. Acting unChicago, Dee. 31. A mighty din der order from Washington, Secret from legislative efforts will begin to Agent Moffatt Is engaged in an inves- echo throughout the west during the Japanese so- first week of jMuary when legislatigation of the cialistic organization, whose organ is tures convene. Few elates are withthe Revolt, published at Berkeley. out live Issues of varied and sweepCommissioner of Immigration North ing character and ?he year 1907 promisee to be prollfiq lu new laws more ie also giving his attention to the matter. It is stated that, according to the or less drastic, t Railroad reforms stand foreinoat Immigration law, the Japanese of Berkeley who Issued the revolutionary among the questions that confront the paper containing a veiled threat legislature. The, movement In favor against the President, are anarchists, of more rigid restriction la general in and m such are subject to deportation. Its soope and the anvils will ring with the beating out of statutes that measures to acts range from anti-paPAPER MILL SYNDICATE. establishing a twopent rate, the latter forming the chief luue In at least Appleton, Wis.. Dec. 31. A print pa- eight western slates. sevmill at syndicate, capitalized per In are In for Corporations eral million dollars and Including treatment more or general Ism severe, every newspaper mill in Wisconsin, tion being on tot new braking aglte laws Michigan and Mlnnesota, Is In proms that will protect depositors more adeof formation, according to a for new insurance laws that report given out today. The syn- quately, fire and life insurance comdicate Is Mid to have been decided will bring more directly under the superupon to take the place of the General panies vision of state commissions and for wm ordered which Paper company, new that wiU provide MURDERER OF FANNING. out of existence several months ago for taxing schemes revenues from public utilgreater by the federal courts. Its operations concerns. having been contrary to the Sherman ityDirect primaries and the liquor traf- Got Away With 320500 In Securitise and Monty. anti-trulaw. fic are questions which will receive attention also. Kansas City, Doe. 31. The police MORTON STILL' UNCONSCIOUS. today profess to believe that ths murREVIVE THE BOYCOTT. derer of Thomas W. Fanning, the aged recluse whs was found Jead in his Pittsburg, Dec. 81v W. 8. Morion, who the Cleveland reel estate broker American Goode to Be Discriminated home In the southeastern part of the wm reported to have been assaulted city here yesterday, took 320,000 In Against In China. Md robbed In hie room nt a hotel here government securities or currency and yesterday. Is still in a critical condiHong Kong. Dec. 81. Dispatches re- gold, supposed to have been kepi In tion. This morning ho again lapsed ceived from Canton report that over an old chest. Into unconsciousneM without being 1,000 persons were present at a meetIt Is known that he never placed able to tell Mythlng of the aeraulL ing held to discuss the American Chinese his money In banks. No clue to the The detectives discredit the theory of murderer hae been found. exclusion set. robbery and think the assault wae The following resolutions wore Mormade bya person well known to REGRET DUDLEY'S DEPARTURE. adopted at the meeting: ton. J. C. Webster, who wa arrested First To Revive a boycott against as n suspect, Is etill being held. American goods .Lima, Fern, Dec. 31. At tbe fareSecond That newspapers should well braqnet given Saturday night by WHITE A DEFAULTER. not advertise American manufacturer!. President Pardo to the retiring AmeriThird To dlutuade laborers from can minister, Mr. Dudley, and the papal nuncio, Mgr. Baron a, who la also Baltimore, Md., Dec. 81. Charged proceeding to Panama. with defaulting to the amount of Fourth TO petition the viceroy, ask- leaving limn, the president sold that the whole of Peru regretted Mr. Dud35.800, William H. White, paying teller ing the Imperial government to negoof the Canton National bank, wm to- tiate with America for a modification ley's departure. day held In 110.000 Ml to answer the of the exclusion act, .and lastly that SECOND FRI8BIE MURDERER. be resolutions placarded charge before the federal grand Jury. these National bank examiners, Who examthroughout the country. Lamar, Colo., Dec. 31. The city ined White's books, say White admitmarshal's office Is in receipt of news BIG EXODUS TO OGDEN. ted a shortage, and told the examiner from a reliable source at Eads. CV.io,, he had spent the money In beautifying hie home. Ihe fundi that White le Many Balt Lake Teachers Will Attsnd to the effect that the other Friable murderer hM been located near that Convention. alleged to hive taken were ravings placs and that several posses a:e premoney. ' Salt Lake, Dec. 81. A partial can- paring to surround him In his place vass among the teachers makes It evi- of concealment. SUICIDE SUSPECTED. dent that there will be a large repreNO REBATES IN ENGLAND. New York, Dec. 81. Gustave A. sentation from Salt Lake In attendance Mayer, said to have been a ship bro- at the Teachers convention at Ogden London,- - Dec.- 81. Under the agreeker of Galveston, Tex., le missing from this week. this city, Md his wife feara (hat he Superintendent William Allison of ment which beootr.es operative Januhas committed suicide. Mrs. Mayer In- the Ogden school! and bis assistants ary l, all the private rebates to shipd formed the police today that! her are making every effort to perfect the pers are abolished by all the railroads lost hie last 350 In stock specu- arrangement! for the convention. It In the United Kingdom. This agreelation last week, Md on Friday ihe le estimated that 1500 teachers will ment hu bean signed by the chairreceived a note from him saying he attend the convention and ample mom man and under Its provisions any comwae going to Jump overheard from a for their accommodation hu already pany giving rebates to secure traffic la liable to a heavy fine, payable to the been provided. ferryboat. The association headquarters will be railway clearing house. DIGGING MURDERER OUT. at tho Reed hotel, where all informaCLEVELAND IMPROVING. tion regarding rooms for visiting Pueblo, Colo., Doc. 81. Word was teachers can be secured. New York. Dec. 81. Former Presireceived here this morning from AcGASTRIC INFLUENZA. dent Grover Cleveland, who has been tor, Kss.. that the posse which hu 11 for a week at his home at Princefor several days prat been hunting the murderers of Marshal Frlsble of La- Newly Discovered Disease Is Reported ton, Is Improving slowly. Hie physiX. Cnraochen. however, From London. cian, Dr. John mar, have Orally located ths second entertains- - hopes of the former presiman under the floor of the echool-housor so where the "short man was rapLondon. Dec. 31. The Daily Express dent's recovery within tured yesterday afternoon. The pcese reports that a newly discovered dia-m- If no further unfavorable sysmptoms Is now engaged in digging him out. termed by the doctors "gastric develop. Infiuenss." is prevalent In London as AGGIE MYERS CASE. VON KOESTER RETIRES. M accompaniment of the Christmas J festivities Influenza. It I stated, al-- l Kansas City, Dec. 81. Argument Berlin, Dec. 31. It wm Mnounced ways attacks the weakest spot In Its today before Judge today that Grand Admiral Von Knes-tc- victim, and this hM -given rise to the were begun hereUnited States district Inspector general of the navy, had I suggestion that the present scourge Phillips, in the retired from the service. The ad- owes Its origin to an Indulgence In court In the habeas corpus proceedings miral bad much to do with the develop- plum pudding and mince pies. The instituted by the attorneys of Mrs. THOROUGH INVESTIGATION. ment of the German navy and was the doctors, however, do not all hold to Aeggle Mver. under sentence to lrang of her huscommander In chief for several years this view. January 19 for tbe murder was not Mrs. brought band. Baltimore. Dec. II. C. K. Gallo- until hie physical disabilities required Myers due London last week, The deaths In Into court. way. superintendent of transportation him. In July last, to give up active to influenza, numbered 82 as comof the Baltimore A Ohio railroad who work. pared with 4 the previous week. CLERGY FORBIDDEN. went to the scene of the wreck at TerBaltito Cotta returned ra last night, UKIAH FORGER WANTED. OVERDUE VESSEL SIGHTED. more today. He said that a thorough Warsaw. Dec. 81. With tbe object of tbe investigation of tha disaster would be Ukiab. Ctl. Dec. 31. Sheriff Gibson Portland. Ore.. Dec. 31. Captain of breaking down the opposition held here as soon as possible. No ef- of Mendocino county says he wants Evans of the British bark Glenericht Polish Nationalist party, the most powfort, he raid, would be spared to fix Isaac Haines, the forger recently ar- I confident on Dr1. D he sighted the erful in Poland, at the approaching , the governor general has the blame. rested at Spokane, very badly. The overdue French bark Tiirgoi. 170 day s election-President. Murrey, of the Baltimore man Sheriff Gibson wants has sent out from Antwerp for Portland with for bidden the Catholic clergy to Join went to Philadelphia bogus checks to the Commercial bank cargo of cement, parties. The the milen southj A Ohio system, of the priests have refused to i this forenoon to attend the funeral of at Ukinh for over ll.tftti from all the west of Colnmbl ninety river, nesr where mIicx- Iha fifflpp. Mr. Cassatt. bis clller of th United States the crew of the Great. Admiral wsi h h L ss semi-offici- clt-Ise- Keren-year-ol- KENT loouis, 232 FOR SALE wk ROOMS for tUR r unlue. HELP WANTED. fuiuHhed Auuez. FUR FEMALE 7 FURNISHED ROOMS. FUR KENT Two rer '.T'S Grant. Had Nothing to Do With Makeup of H07. 1, - car-diall- r. mo. B. Ogden Lodge. No. 719, meets every Tuesday evening. Lodge and dab Osteopaths, graduates from parent roums, second floor Masonic kilMltt 8418 Washington Avenue. school, Klrkvtilo, Mo. W. D. BROWN, E. R. block, suite 56. Treatment by J. U. KNAUSS, Secretary. appointment Hour I 1. at to 1 p. m. BeU plum 1014K. Iud. 1111 GORDON a IVES, CORA O. IVES, Lowlo-Stey-n- ORDER OP WASHINGTON. PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS Ogdoa Union, Nix 171 Order eC A. FERNLUND, Phialclaa and Washington, manta every Tuesday 16 Office and IS a. evening at 8 o'clock la A. O. U. W. hours, Burgeon. m-- , 3 to 4 p. ra. 840 8ltfe St. Cffio halL Visiting comrades lavited la phones, Bell 516K; lad. 671. Real-don- attend. 646 Wash. lad. phone 603. WILLIAM DOYLE, President WALTER RICHEY, Secretary. STEAMSHIP AGENT. DR. -- e O, D. RASMUSSEN- Representing th Whit Star Una, Red Star Line, Dominion Une, American Une, Scandinavian American Uaq, Holland American Una Md Th Hamburg AmericM Lina Faaagra booked from or to any point of Europe to any part of tha United States 3317 end 8369 Washington Avn. Ogdon, 84-t- t Utah. . - TAILORS. Clothoo cleaned Md praised fl a month, 157 26 th St Boll phono I5SZ. VETERINARY D. WINDOW CLEANING, UTAH window and house Janitor and porter work. Col BeU. 1028 IC. 95th EL . cloMlag bi Office Po-lan- o 411 tf FRATERNAL ROYAL ARCANUM. Safest and best Insures men for one. two or three thousand dollar. Mountain Council, No. 7, Rocky meet accond Md fourth Friday area-lu- g at A. O. U. W. hall, ore How-eti- a store. YlxiUug brother cordially Invited. FRANK FOULGER, Regant. J. W. WOTHERSPOON. Collector. G. B. ROBERTS, 8ecretry. FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES. r. ms-jori- ty - j Camp, No. 9911 A. W. AGEE, V. C.; J. H. SHAFER, Clerk. Meat every Tuesday night at Eagle HalL Visiting members lavited. p. a. DEGREE OP POCAHONTASL LEEOTAH COUNCIL No, 1 D. of P, meet every Wednesday availing at oclock. Eagle HalL Dues cm bo pat to Suite Aldaa, C. of W, U8 fcCtb SL J. PXJLKZ, Pocahontas. yiuil ALICE COLLINS, K. of R. ODD FELLOWS. P. MHXIKEN, graduate veterinary surgeon. Calls answered night or day. Office, Ogden Feed Md Sale Stable, 2218 Wash. Avn. Both phones; night phone 456K. - M-t- f Fraternal Order of Eaglet, Ogdoa Aerie, No. 118, F. O. E, meet every Monday evening In Ear lea hall, east of Reed hotel, at 8:00. .Visiting Broths'.' Eagles are Invited to attend the Aerie meetings. J. C. GASBERQ, W. President D. T. TRACT. Secretary. DR. K. B. F03BES, Aerie Phyildaa FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD. Ogden Lodge. No. S71, T. F. B.. meet second and fourth Tuesdays at 8 p. m.. In A. O. U. W. hall. Visiting member cordially Invited. D. H. ADAMS. President IDA BECKER. Secretary. E. F. MISCH, Treasurer. I Utah SURGEON. hue-ban- e, P, O. ELKS. OSTEOPATHY. Ogdoa Lodjce No. 5, Independent OrOdd Fellows. Meets 111 G O F. hall every Tuesday evening, visiting brother cordially lavited to ho present. A. B. GRAFF, Nokia Gnat HENRY KISSEL, Secretary. der of Queen City, Rebekah Lodge Ns. 4. L O. O. F. hall. Meats seeend Md fourth Friday evenings at Odd Fellows street. Visiting HalL Twenty-fourtmember Invited. ESTHER RANDALL, Noble Grand. MISS LOLA WOODBERRY. SeeV. h Junction City Lodge IN. SI, Indeof Odd Fellow, meets pendent Order la L Q. O. F. hall every Thursday cordially evening. Visiting brother invited to b p ran ant. JAMES BUKE. N. WALTER RICHEY. Secretary. a BU8INEBE CHANCES. FOR BALE Rooming house of IS room, furnished for housekeeping, all rented, cheap rest on building. Canh down, 3300. 2188 Wash. Ave. MONCY TO LOAN. MONEY to salaried people without security or endorsement; payments to suit, either weekly or monthly; buslneaa confidential Cell and got Bomy terms D. D. Drake, des bldg 41U-1- 1 MONEY TO LOAN on forme end city real estate. HUNTER A KENNEDY Room 4, First National Beak Betidng- - MONEY TO LOAN J. J. BBUMMITT. WANT AD8 YIELD BIG RE9ULTB , I |