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Show I MOliMMi THIS AIM TO DESTROY RELIGION. SPORTS The Emery-i'tSag Francisco. sloppy sad slow today track weather affected One of the blfg-- ai iwa-np- e of the erason occurred In third race when Halford, opening It 10 to 1. raa over hi. field aud wor. M style. In the m.le and f,rda I m Joe was aa easy winner which ever Jake kiKk and Hooligan, Re- In the betting. honor. jivided FVb. tu g a 1- - idn7T nee, three and a half furlong second, Creation won. Be Thankful :43 third. Time. Second race, seven furlong. MIm second. Mb) Bowdlsh won, Hainault third. Time, S :S3 Balu-Third nee, .even furlong. Hulford second, Bumalrtte won. Metlakatla third. Time, 1:35 rpartb race, mile and fifty yards second. I'm joe won. Jake Moose Hooligan third. Time, 3:49 Fifth nee, seven furlongs, selltngOrBocum won, Kogo second, Duke of finsons third. Time, 1:31. Bogum ished first but was disqualified and placed third. Sixth nee, five and a half furlongs--S- t. Francis won. Rapid Water second, Gateway third. Time, 1:09 3-- Bohem r 14-fo- this ! Austin. Texas, Feb. 1. The wine, women and song story involving Senator Baileys alleged to have been sent to a New York newspaper from here could not be traced today. The legislative investigation committee looking into the matter failed to find the reporter who wrote It or whether such a story was seat from here or not. Managers of the local telegraph companies are credited with saying that n Item of the kind was carried out of here on their wires ASCOT PARK RESULTS, The New York paper will be asked to tell the writer'! name. weath1. Feb. Fine Lon ..Angeles. The story In question chaigea that er at Ascot and trak in good condition. Wine. Women and Song" played an Favorites broke even, the most notably Imiwrtant part in Mr. Bailey'a camexception being Search Me, 13 to 1, in the six furlongs event. Seasick bon paign by influencing legislators. la on Nuns Veiling, knncklnfi the latEVERLY PLEADS GUILTY, ter out of her stride. In the at retch Search Me came on from seventh RAILROAD IS FINED. Ever-ly- , ReSt Louis, Feb. L Charles F. Louis place aa won out by half a length. in the 8t. teller formerly sults: Toledo. Feb. 1. Tlie Ann Arbot First race, six furlongs Bauble Union Trust company pleaded guilty railroad was fined $15,000 by Federal 35,000 of to a Joe einbeuling Kelly, charge today won; Ero Pyro, second; Judge R. W. Taylor on six count, from the trust company, and wae third. Time, 1:15 . charging rebating. The road recently Phlll-go- e in penitratl-arythe five to course years Second race. Futurity was indicted by the grand Jury on won; Louise Fltsggibbon. second; 155 counts, following an examination sentence Judge Muenchafter passing the interstate commerce romnil-slim- . King Ahab, third. Time, 1:13 by cirthe with he said that while agreed Third race, mile and a sixteenth The company claimed today that be would law Humelander won; Desmagnes, second; cuit attorney thst the owners had no part Id the present satisfied to take five years of a man's the Civonnl Balerl o, third. Time, 1:50. were not aware that and rebating g life, he could not refrain from remarkFourth race, five and one-- half owners had granted any former the Ampedn won: Allerion, second; ing that the sentence eeenied entirely when the road waa purchased. out of proportion to others dealt by San Alvtao, third. Time, 1 : 07 indictment was The remaining Fifth race, six furlongs Search Me the criminal courts after e trie). nolled, but the indictments against the after Bt. Ionite from fled Elfin Everly Cost company, the Toledo ice iron; Lady Chiawell, second; discovery of his peculations, and was charged with receiving the rebates King, third. Time, 1:15 Denver. near Uncle Sixth race, seven furlongs recaptured still stand. Henry won: Revolt, second; The TREASURY STATEMENT. Roustabout, third. Time, 1:38 SERVANT OF THAW. 4-- 1-- Bur-fac- sen-trace- d fur-lon- 1-- 1-- FAIR GROUNDS RESULTS. Washington, Feb. 1. The monthly comparative statement of government New Orleans, Feb. 1. First rare, receipts and expenditures show that five and hair furlongs, selling West- for January the total receipts were ern won. Bell of the Bay second. Du- $55,337,499 end the expenditures Time, third. chess of Montebello leaving a surplus for the 1:13 month of $7,410,358 and n surplus of Second race, three and n half fur- the seven months of this fiscal year of longs, selling Catherine F. won, latt- $32,461,167. ice second. Blister third. Time, The receipts from cuatoma amount:45 ed to $39,1 86,654, an Increase of Third race, five and n half furlough Internal revenues $30,075,-50Keator won, Matador second, Red an Increase of $300,000; miscellanRuby third. Time, 1:11. eous $5,975,039; increase of $1,825,000. Fourth race, mile and twenty yards The expenditures so far this fiscal Ligbtnof won, Rickey second, Tinker year on account of the Panama canal third. Time. 1:47 appropriation, $11,000,000. Fifth race, mile, selling Sea Salt Schroeders Midway second, won, PROHIBITION IN OKLAHOMA. Gladiator third. Time, 1:48 Sixth race, fire end n half furlongs Guthrie, Okla., Feb. 1. The prohibiMarvel won, Veribeat second, Flor- tion "moderates'" won bands down in 1:13 entine third. Time; the constitutional convention, which Seventh race, mile and seventy late this afternoon in committee of the yards, selling Belllndlan won. Plan whole by an overwhelming majority tagraet second, Gold Coin third. Tima, adopted the Rose amendment to the 1:53 Williams substitute providing for a s operate submission of the liquor quesPALM BEACH RACES. tion to the voters of Oklahoma. The efforts of the liberals to taka on the Palm Beach, Fla., Feb. lj In the Rose measure a proviso allowing the mile trials of the annual motor boat towns and counties in Oklobsma regatta today, the Dixie, Commodore which showed a majority against proE. J. 8chroeder,s racer, drove the mile hibition to be governed by the local In two minutes and 30 seconds, easily option regime, were without effect winning the Sir Thomas R. DeWar trophy. Unless the official figures, not CAUSE OF EXPLOSION. yet computed, alter the result, a new world's record Is undoubtedly estabBerlin. Teb. 1. Minister of Comlished. merce Delbrueck today made a report The second event of the day, a epe-cl- to the appropriations committee of the flva mile race for the speedier PruMlan diet of a result of bis investiboats, was won by the Dixie, the into the cause of the recent exr, scratch boat, though the Camden racer gation at the Redan mine, Bt. plosion the Swallow, finished only n length beowned by the Prussian govhind the winner. which 14$ miners lost ernment The third event, a son eolation race, their' lives.by The minister said ala to boats not first though the explosion was due to air open only winning place in previous events, was won by damp it wai not certain what was the the Gray Wolf, owned and driven by Immediate cause of the disaster. K. U Willoughby, Jr. The fourth event, a.30 mile enrtur-anc- e CLAIMS AGAINST PERU. run for the Wanamaker cup, wai won by the Dixie. Peris, Feb. 1. Tha association of This closed the regatta. French creditors of Peru and Chile At midnight the regatta committee has sent a commission to tho foreign announces that the Dixie's fastest office the conclusion of a nummile this morning was two minutes, ber ofgiving eminent European authorities 31 seconds menu corrected time on International law in support of the for all trials. The distance Is a nauti- contention that the money owed by cal mile and the world's record Is these two states to French dllsens broken.- can be recovered Infmediately. The velidlty of the clelma against Peru and COAL CANYON FIND. Chile were recognised by a Judgment of the Lausanne arbitration court Lovelock Cltlsene Excited Over Recent Discoveries Near There. MONTHLY CIRCULATION. t 1, 3-- 3-- -- Cardiff, Wale. Feb. 1.- - A Scandinavian, named lames Morley, wbo has just arrived here, declares la sn interview published In a local newspaper, that for several yearn he waa servant to Harry K. Thaw, on trio! for the murder of 8anford White. Morley asserts that Thaw oommltwl this deed under the hypnotic influence of a Frenchman who used Thaw aa the instrument for his revenge on White, and saya bis evidence ought to secure the acquittal of Thaw. ' - 1-- 5. Joann-ou-Saa- . 30-10-0 The latest mining excitement for Lovelock, says the Tribune of that prosperous Nevada town, la the discovery of rich mineral veins in Coal canyon, about 14 miles east of town. The first Inkling of there being high valuet In that locality wae whispered about town Friday night The news soon SFresd end by Saturday morning several rigs were on the road to the new strike and excited prospectors were pswng in the snow to get rocks for monuments as the range horse paws for bunch grass. Coni canyon is where the road to the mine coes Sutherland antimony through the mountains east of town. The name comes from this road having been used for hauling coal to the Sutherland and Antelope antimony mines when they were in operation. In the course of looking after the work of the Sutherland mine the past year rof. Dawkins baa been prospecting and testing various formations through the canyon and adjacent to the nntlmonv mine. He has kept the showing of fils work carefully to himself, confiding only to one of two who are Interested with him. Last Friday It was whispered about that the wiley professor had made a strike, snd immediately the rush began. Among the first into the canyon was Bert Biddle-man- , who was locating claims for W. C. Pitt snd himself. Bert and Geo. Stoker were olsa early on the scene, while Sidney and Starr hi, I were a close second. By Sunday night the entire canyon was located and the reef, which extends along the edge of the valley, was covered with monuments for s distance of five to eight miles north of the canyon. . Tha hills, were covered with four to six Inches of snow (bow eight or ten), hut that was not much ef a danger on the energies of the locators. The exposed aides of every crag and cliff were scanned hr Mger eyes and mnunmenta were placed on the crest of every hill. POLISH ELECTIONS. l.In 2 1 FOK Ulii 1'iiih FEMALE WAXTER A lajy to us.ti charge our alteration i. iiuvui. Sous Co. Clark on bmra $275i iu. ru hrick house, close iu, large lot. levs $20utl ( room frame house, large lot, on $ 60O bench, terms Vacant on 38th street, 63x165 Jot feet ....g iiii( 5 i' acre farm and fruit orchard, good asekveping voouis 1 mo. FOR RENT Furnished rooms for light housekeeping. 131 26th St. Mr. 33-- d rooms, mod527 Urd BL 1 CHOICE building lot oa 21st st. $35; $1 rash, balance $1 per week; no Interest, no taxes. J. J. BrummliL FOR RENT-Cieefurnished non with hath, thcrongkly raaoveted; also light houaekeeplag rooms. Tha Colonial, 368 84th 8L Mrs. 8. L. China, Manager. e SITUATION! WANTED, FEMALE. DRESSMAKING Tailored and tanry skirts a specialty. 7J1 !4lh St. Ind x 37371). a 12-4--1 FINE building lot close in, near car line, $135; make your uwi terms. J. J. Brummitt. Furnished rooms suitable tor. gentlemen. 23rd. WANTED -- Drebtnuklng, sh'rt waist BRAND new house, large pansuits, a specialty. ;ilu Lincoln. Ind. and cloae.t eity water, electric Phone I72QD. i 13 lms FOR RENT Furnished rooma. Bern try light, atone foundation; close In on nett Block. car lino; $1,344; on the Installment EXPERIENCED dressmaker wishes plan. J. J. Brummitt work by the day. Good reference, BOARD AND ROOM. 650 24th St. lad. phone I7S6A. MODERN brick house, new, all HOARD AND ROOM-4- 49 26th street. romplete; in railroad district; only l,7iM; small payment down, balMALE HELP WANTED. FOR RENT, UNFURNI8HED ROOMS ance same as paying rent. J. J. Brummitt. WANTED A man to take rharge of FDR RENT ffiniir unfurnished rooms. our dry good department. I. 1 185 28th Bt. TO TRADE. Sons Co. Clark FOR RENT-HOUWANTED--To trade $400 pis no for MEN and boys wanted to kern plumb lot between Slot and 39th and Wall Five-rooFOR RENT electricframe Ing, plastering, bricklaying, house, and Jefferson. Bell phone 417-X- . al trades; fret catalogue; positions with hath. I98C Jarkaon. w iwk tuition secured; fifty dollars. Coyne Trade Schools, Near York sad Saa FOR RENT house, 643 BUSINESS CHANCES. 37th Bt. Francisco. I yt HT FOR S ALB Small grocery store and BOY W ANTED Call at 1134 WashFOR RENT PIANO. fixtures with living rooms. Party ington Ave. leaving town. 1901 Wash. FOR RENT Plano. 634 Grant. mo ANT INTELLIGENT PERRON may MONEY TO LOAN. earn $71 to $100 monthly correspondFOR BALE MISCELLANEOUS. ing for newspapers; sure, steady STREET CAR MEN, RAILWAY, work; no canvassing ; experience CLERKS, BOOKKEEPERS, and all Rhode Island Red unnecessary. Band for particulars. FOR BALE others employed, find our office reCorkers. J. F. Axby, 2358 Llnoolu Press Syndicate, Lockport, N. Y. liable for sums of $10 to $140. DisAve. counts If paid before due. Payments suspended in sickness. No chirp MEN AND BOYS, Plumbing or brick- FOR 8 A LB Household goods, white for applications. The City Loan Co., room 1443 bed stoves. to enameled $3 per day; set, laying trade pajg $5 8u!te S. First Nat'L Bank Bldg. we Mack you by practical 1 nit rue-tioat. :sih in I months; position MONEY to aalaned people without free catalogue. Coyne NEW AUTOMATIC Corn Popper, peasecurity nr endorsement; payment Trade ScheoL 497$ Easton Ave., 8L nut roteter. Cheap. 2464 Grant. to suit, either weekly or monthly; 111-t- f Louis, Me. business confidential. Call and gst my terms. D. D, Drake, 410-1AGENTS WANTED. BALDWIN, KURTZMANN and ED bldg. LIKQTON Pianos and other musiWE PAY agents, ladles or gentlemen, cal mdse. Terms, Pantone, 414 MONEY TO LOAN, oa farms and eltv from 14 cents to 41.00 sn hour to 2llh. real estate. HUNTER A KENNEDY, Introduce and advertise our remeRoom 6, First National Beak BuildMed. IDE BALE Cheep, one new 504 acdies, city or country. Car-ob- a ' ing. count McCashey (Mount register. J. Co., 1261 Wsshlngtoa Ave. Bona Utah. Williams Co., Morgan, MONEY TO LOAN- -J. 4. BRUMMITT. WANTE- D- TO BUY. 14-ll--tf SES. 9 guar-aatsa- r. for FOE SALS Apples, apples, apples sersra! hundred bushels of red winmo ; ter apple cheap. Phone 1 WANTED, MISCELLANEOUS. Columbus, Ohio, Feb. 1. Because It Influenced the discharge of Robert WANTED Pork, veal, and chickens at Russell-Jeme- a Summers from the employ of the Co., IRS 24th BL Mehau Boiler Construction company OLEOMARGARINE SEIZED. of Youngstown, Ohio, the Columbus t Steel company was today held Iron Intern si Revenue 0 (Rears Confiscating liable for $2,000 damages to Summers by a Jury In common pleas court. The Stuff. Tk selsure uf large quantities of oleomargarine wa Honolulu, Feb. 1. The territorial begun by Interns revenue offlrera yes supreme court has decided that Gov. terday and continued today. More Carter may exchange Lanai lands for than 1JXM) pounds of the product have other lands. Senator McCandlesa, wbo been eoaflscsled. Delivtry wagons of secured the Injunction preventing the dealers are stopped In ell peris of transfer of the porpe riles will appeal the city and wheu packages of "Oleo" the ease to the supreme court of the are found the driver la asked to produce orders showing that the custoUnited States. Oleo." mer has distinctly ordered TWO CENT RATE BILL. If such orders are not shown, the "Oleo" Is seised. The Internal reveJefferson City, Ua.f Feb. I The nue commissioner be ruled that only d packsenate committee on railroads today when the contents of s bargained for and sold favorably reported the two cent pas- age have been recan MU he small packages to apply on nil in advance senger rate fare roads in Missouri over fifty miles In moved for delivery without a violation length and three cents on branches of the law. less than fifty miles, SHOOTING UP THE TOWN. Ie is practically the aarae aa the house MU which ft ready for passage. Democrats Are Seeking to Embarrass Bt Louis, FVb. 1. tax-pai- INCREASED. Republicans. post-offic- . CHRISTIAN SCIENCE BILL. Ftb. 1. The nub Washington, committee of the military affairs committee of the House, by a strict party vole, laid on the table the resolution of Representative Slmme of Trents ore, commending the President for his action In discharging the colored sol dierg engaged in "shooting up" the town of Brownsville. eolldlv voted The Democrats against the motion. Mr. Simms will now bring the resolution before the House on 1 motion to dlecharge the military committee from further cur. aiderat km and have the resolution considered by the House, providing the speaker purpose. will GUARANTEED Violin, $1 week. Pantone, 414 36th. Drug 8tore. I seek the builuese of all pertlea; am attorney against all corporations and monopolies. Prepared to transact any and all Unde of legal business. n -t! to-da- . 1 Freed-erlrks- Ixx-kpo- 1 R. P. O. ELKS. Ogden Lodge, No. 714, meets every Tuesday evening. Lodge and club room, second floor Masonic building, 2414 Washington Avenue. W. D. ROWN. E. R. H. KNAUSS. Secretary. OF WASHINGTON. ORDER Ogden Union. No. 172. Order of Washington, meets every Tuesday evening st 5 o'clock In A. O. U. W. hall- Visiting comrades Invited to attend. - WILLIAM DOYLE, President WALTER RICHEY, Secretary. MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA Utah Camp, No. 9994, A. W. AGEE, V. C.; J. H. SHAFER, Clerk. Meets every Tuesday night at Eagle Hall, 6 p. m. Visit lug members invltsd. DEGREE OF POCAHONTAS. Laweuh Council No. I, D. of meets every Wednesday evening at o'clock, Eagle Hall. Dues can ha paid to Susie Alden. C. of W., 112 26th BL Visiting members invited. MARTHA A. MORRIS, Pocahontas. ALICE COLiJKB, K. of R. ODD FELLOWS. Ogden Lodge No. 5, Independent Order of Odd Fellows. Meeta lu I. O-F. hall every Tueeday evening. Visiting brothers enrdlally invited to bt present. J. W. BAILEY, Noble Grand. HENRY KISSEL, See rotary. Quern City, Bebekab Lodge No. 4. I. O. O. F. ball. Meets seoond and at. Odd Fallow a fourth Friday street. Hall, Twenty-fourtmembers Invited. h Junction City Lodge Ntx 36, Independent Order uf Odd Fellows, meeta iu I. O. O. F. ball every Thursday evening. Visiting brothers cordially Invited to be present. JAMES BVNE, N. G. WALTER ntCHKT, Secretary. ORDER ad-Il- OF EAGLES Fraternal Order of Eagles, Ogden Aerie, No. III. F. O. E., meeta every Monday evening la Engle hall, east of Reed hotel, at 8:00. Visiting Brother Eagles are Invited to attend the Aerie meeting. T. C. MORRIS, W. President D. T. TRACY, Secretary. DR. H. B. rORBES, Aerie Physician FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD Ogdon Lodge, No. 871. T. F. B. meets second and fourth Tuesdays at 8 p. m, la A. O. U. W. ball. Visiting members eordlally invited. D. H. ADAMS, President IDA BECKER, Secretary. E. F. MI8CH, Treasurer. OF HONOR. DEGREE W. N PIERCE, Notary Public, Real London. Feb. 1. The musical hall Estate; Fire, life and Accident inyesThe strikers trike la spreading. surance, 447 34th BL performers, terday railed out the flv stag hand and muriciaua of JUNK. t tonal halls. now Twenty balls in London are THE INDEPENDENT JUNK CO. buy affected by the strike. 80 far there all kind! of junk. Bell phone 62IZ. has been trouble in the provinces. JacobInd. phone I693D. Green 711-lyAt a mss meeting oT strikers last son. 3141 Pacific, night several labor leaden mad the course of which thev IF YOU have any kind of junk, 'phone speech! in l.nuO.OOO trades unionist said that to Ogden Junk House; wa will esll would support the strikers. for II Bell 'phone, 325K; Ind. 72i. Visiting - ADA BAKER. Noble Grand. I .OLA THORNTON, Secretary. INSURANCE. MUSIC HALL STRIKE SPREADING Ogden IioJge No. 1 D. of H. meeta In Eagla hell tha second and fourth Wednesday afternoons of each month at 3:80 p. m. SUSIE SIMS, C. of H. JEANNETTE HILL, Financier. L. JENNIE PROUT. Reeorder. WOODMEN OF THE WORLD. r. Louden, Feb. 1. King Edward and Queen Alexandra are going to spend a week In Paris before the opening of parliament! They start February Snd. The general Impression, notwithstanding that the trip is said to he tor-elg- h OF EXCESSIVE RATES. Oklahoma City, Okla., Feb. Charges of excessive rales against the Texas and the Missouri, Kansas Frisco were taken up at the morning session by Commissioner Prouty. C. Halle, traffic manager of tbe Texas, could give Missouri, Kansas rate to Fort no reason for a thlrty-cen- t Worth while on parallel with Kansas, Arkansas find Texas lines a charge of 21 3 cents for the same distance la made, except oa the ground of competition. 1-- SAVED FART OF A CREW. from London, Feb. 1. Lifeboats twen-ty-foHartlepool this morning rescued of the crew of tbe British steamer Clavering aahore at the mouth of the Tees. Including Captain 8eott. The bodies of nine iasesrs who died of exposure during the night were thrown overboard, making the total number of death twelve. The vessel in breaking np. SPECIAL DELIVERY STAMPS. was Washington, Feh. 1. A bill comfavorably reported by the bouse mittee on postofflees and postroi.1 today providing thut ten cents wortl. of potag stamps of any denomlnn flnn may be need in stead of s special delivery stamp, providing the words "special delivery' be written upon the letter. OSTEOPATHY. GORDON O IVES. Weber Camp No. 74, meets In K. of P. hall In Utah National Bank building every Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. Visiting Woodmen cordially Invttod to attead. T. C. MORRIS, C. C. E. AUTH, Clerk, First National KING EDWARD TO VISIT PARIS. 1- multi-millionel- A. O. HORN. Office over Badcoaa Attoruey-at-La- vote to Brie Lidval, who hod scoured the contract to furnish grain to tho famine-strickepeople. The governor wan accused of allowing Lidval to AND COSTUMES. GOODS HAIR lag la the delivery of grain while continuing to asact Ion advances to him HAIR SWITCHES for sale at reduced of government money. The senate price. Hair chains n specialty. alee found that Freedsrlcke received Masquerade coatamea to rent for 35,000 francs from Lidval. bells sad theaters. All mall orders Immember of the is a Frasderlcka attended to. Mrs. C. E. promptly and stood has high perial household 111 34th. P. O. Box 431. Lae, la Ruasia. CHARGES Lincoln. Neb., Feb. 1. The senate, People Will Net Submit to Vaocina Tangier, Feb. 1. Rnisuli has found a today killed the lion. Science refuge in the Tanserdut mountains, region which is absolutely in acces- hill. The bill made it necessary for auHavana, Feb. 1. The health Christian Science practitioners to sesible to the soldiers of the Sultan. of Mini- cure n physicians license. A similar thorities are having difficulty with ft is said that the' finance ster of War Gsbbss arc-- almost ex the resident of the none surrounding bill la pending in the bouse. Las Animas hospital, where smallpox haunted and that he ! unable to pay bos spread. Tha people strongly ob hi troops, who are threatening to deCEO. H. MYERS DEAD. sert in large numbers. ject to vaccination and are trying to Yankton, 8. D., Feb. 1. George H. move away rather than submit. The CEREBRO MENINGITIS. of New health officials are doing their beet Myers, a Orleans, died here suddenly today. to prevent escapee In order to avoid a London, Feb. 1. Cerebro meningi- Myera came here nearly six months further spread of the disease. tis hereto but slightly known In this ago to secure a divorce. He still ROOSEVELT QUESTIONED. country has broken out in virulent lacked one week before he would have form in Scotland and the north of Ire- become a citlxen of the state, when land. The disease bus almost become bin divorce pat It inn would have been As to "Jim Crow Car Provision in cases filed. In his pockets was found Stand Oklahoma Constitution. epidemic In Glsscow. where m3 appeared In January, ef wlhch 47 were ard Oil stock valued at $ 1,010,004. Feh. 1. President Washington. fatal. ALLEGED FERJURER8 ARRESTED Roosevelt has received tho reoolntlons PENSION INCREASED. pasoed by the Constitutional ConvenNew York, Feb. L Aldermen Hen- tion of Okla boms, asking him if he Washington. Feb. I. The senate v ry C. Peters snd J. J. Cronin were would approve the conetltutloa if it passed a bill increasing the pen arrested and chargej with perjury In should contain a provision upon the slo'n of survivors of the Indian ware connection with an inveetigation on Jim Crow car question. No answer from $8 to $10 a month. The commit the alleged bribery hi the balloting has yet been made by the President. tee report says there are now $,000 for a aupcesaor of John W. Goff as GENERAL FOUND GUILTY. recorder. They were held in 62,000 survivors of those wars. ball. Feb. 1. General FACTORY BURNED. Ft. Petersburg. IN TASMANIA. Baron Fredericks has been ronvtcled EARTHQUAKES Ronton. Feh. 1. The factory of the by the senate for fraud la connections Block company, Melbourne. Aura'l, Fh. 1. Sev- with the famine relief sesndal. Boston and w governor. f MIJnl Novmanufacturers of marine pumps and eral earthquakes occurred Tuesday in blocks, was partially destroyed by fire Tasmania. No damage followed, but gorod end it was charged that while fa-inle were grretlJ alarmed. pe-pgranted Illegal thst position tonight. Loss $100,000. . ATTORNEY-AT-LAW- mo purely personal, is that the interviews which will doubtless occur between the n King and President Fkllerieu and w and ether French ministers assist in the extension of the Anglo-Frencunderstanding which some obresult server? believe will ultimately convenIn an Anglo-Frencmilitary tion. recognise him for that TRYING TO ESCAPE. GEO. ALUEN. C. C. D. U DOYLE, 8. and T. FRATERNAL PROFESSIONAL 6C7-K- SALARIES Kc-cl- 1 , Waostch Division No. 11. O. R. C, meeta seoond and fourth Fridays st 2:18 p. m. In K. of P. hall, corner Washington avenue and 24th atreet. All brother are cordially Invited to attend. J. FOP, REN T 45M-Y- MAY EXCHANGE LANDS. cor-dtal- lv FOR 8 A US Cheap, chicken ranch, brick, aery lot, wind mill, tank, barn, chicken coop (76x14) rues, i block ooutk Motisraln View Cemetery. Bell phone S17-- Furnished ern convenience. 1211! COMPANY HELD LIABLE. . Meets every Sa'urdav afternoon at hall. Utah National Bank building. Sojourning aiders Invited to attend. MR3. EVELYN GLA8MANN. M S. C MIBS LOUISE RITTER. M. of R. C. m, - FOR RENT Ogden - SISTERS. 2:3( ia Pythian house, well located on tha bench. In good neighborhood near car lina; $1,500; small payment down, balance urns aa rent, J. J. Brummitt, 2374 Washington both phones, FOR RENT Kuruished and uufurnlsh. ed fiais, 2634 Grant m li-n-- liil-l- f phone PYTHIAN NEW FOR RENT For housekeeping, four or five rooms. Apply 3136 Wash. WANTED An atisiaui to the matron of State luitusuial School. Apply at once to the Superintendent. WANTED A good laundress, General Hospital, at oaca. each cordial-1;- - ORDER OF RAILWAY CONDUCTORS ;j 1 s ANNA LEWIS. W. M. water and land I'iSoO hu scre form snd orchard, well im$60U0 proved, near cltr, terms KElXY HERRICK. LARGE, clean, warm, light furnished WANTED Good aad ixprrience-rooms, cheap. Mrs. Andrews, 3468 laundress at the Bute Bcb.iol for tuv Deaf and Bliud. ; Li Wah. An. WANTED Girl for housework, Ralapp, 3514 Maaisou Are. 4. O at ULY V. HALSTED, Secretary. ........ KENT Three nicely furnished Apply room 4 anj 5, First 1 18 If Xai'L bank Bldg. u! L. di-p- held tha first and third Fridays month. Sojourning members invited to an end. 7 li Chapier No. r Hll $25UU North Washington krooni modern frame house, large 1'. ROOMS for reut. Si. Queen Eaiht-Ki guiar E. Masonic on Washington avenue, between Twenty. fifui and Twtn:y-ixtstreets 8 h FOK HEkP WANTED. MASONIC. room modern frame house, large lot. 7 t KEXT-l.ig- hl 127 REAL ESTATE. rOR SAIJC Ranch, 8u acre. 2 mile from city linilia. Address 3tii Porte:' Ave., Ogdrc. . the primary Warsaw, Feb. Polish elections the Nationalists elect-e-d a majority over tha Socialists. Id parliament the Nationalist! will support the eonatltntlsual Democrats against the government, devoting their efforts to obtaining autonomy for WANTED Fhrnltura suitable Poland. rooming house. Phone 667K. Washington, Feb. 1. The senate today passed a hill increasing the salaries of letter carriers In free delivery offices. It woe explained that the e provision was to be made in the appropriation hill, but it waa desirable that the senate place Itself on Washington, Feb. 1. The monthly record in favor of the measure. circulation statement shows that at RUSSIAN LOAN OF IKJXMMXXL the close of business Jan. $1 the amount o ftiational bank notes outFt Petersburg. Fell. 1. The Imperial standing was $596,197,669. an Increase for the year of $52,967,485. and an finance commission has sanctioned the for the month of $86,100. Issuance of a new Internal loan of The amount of circulation hared on $25,000,000 to be devoted to the reU. 8. brads was $549,698,574, an In- lief of the famine sufferers. The loan crease for the year of $43,332,825, tad will be absorbed by the state saving; an Increase for the month of $418,490. banka. RAISULI FINDS REFUGE. FOR SALE Wn iiOISHKEEPlNii 7 ROOMS, FYR KENT Komii xor light house343 Adam Phone )to2. keeping ADVERTISEMENT on PAGE COST ONE CENT PER WORD FOR EACH INSERTION. NO FIRST INSERTION LESS THAN 35 CENTS. ALL ADVER TISEMENTE MUST BE RAID IN EXCEPTING BUSI ADVANCE, NESS HOUSES RUNNING OPEN BOOK ACCOUNTS WITH US. l 8-- FURNISHED 1!HI7. 2, 2tlT GRANT AYE. Furnished room :th bath, for one or two u FIND REPORTER. 1-- JJAURDAY, 1T15KIAKY FOR RENT av.-rag- e - TO ITAII, SHOWING. There was considerable rejoicin. around the office of the' Gold Buna Mines company late yesterday afternoon when a local asaayer rent in hi to report on a sample of ore him early in the day for aay. The ore represented an sample taken along an cightfoo-meb across a vein fouud in cro shaft put down sont uear a time ago on the Eureka gruup owor-by the above sauted compauy, sad was found to contain $17.4t' in gul-- l and .3 uf an ounce in silver. The strike is considered b those interested to be one of the most important refor eom Nevada southern from ported time, and the result of this asa shows that Director J. & Graham fully recognised (he importance of the veto system of the Eureka group wheu ha wrote one of his associates a few days ago sad made the statement that "barring the Mohawk there l every reason to believe that vi have a gU property that will develop Into mine aa large ns any in Nevada. To get $17.40 right at the grass roots along a trench for a distance of eight feet certainly makes a wonderful showing. Pow much wider the vein is was not known when the Iasi report from the mine was mailed, for at thst time only one of the wall had been exposed on which a drift i being run and which has been aamplej three times, showing average values of about $30 to the ton. Loral officials of the company believe that a crosscut from that point into the vela e which shows up so well at the wilt reveal much better values than those ladlrated in assay. ment. "The aim 'of our enemies is to detroy all religion," say the letter, "dethrone God and make the people believe we are in the world b.- some causeless accident, fur an ephemeral existence, to finally diiappear into the nothingness from which we prang.' Continuing the cardinal reviews the successive steps of the "hellish plat," beginning with the expulsion of the members of religious orders, the abolition of all bat lay teaching in the schools, the removal of the crucifixes from the schools, courtrooms and uj on and. "ending with the complete spoliation of the church and an attempt to destroy its divine action." FAIL FINE OGDEN, Remarkable Values Found . et Gras Roots in This Prope-ty- Lyons, France. Feb. 1. Cardiua' Coullie. arcbbUliup of Lyju, in a long pastoral letter today, adjuring tht faithful to pray for a victory for the church, bitterly arraigns the govern- RESULTS. EMERYVILLE BUTTE'S GOLD EXAMINE!!: Bank Bnlldlng. CORA G. IVE8, JtNIOHTS OF PYTHIAS. Osteopaths, graduate from parent school. Kirk villa. Mo. Lswls-Stsy-nLodge No. 3, Knights ol Ogdon block, suite 66. Treatment by Hours 4 a. m. to I Pythias, meet at Castle Hall, Utah appointment Bank building, every Monp. m. Bell phene 1814K. Ind. 1012. National day evening. All K. of P.'a requested to meet with us. AND SURGEONS. PHYSICIANS W. J. UNDERWOOD, C. C, E. R. OEIOEK. M. of F. DR. A. FERNLUKD, Physician and L. N. MEAD, K. of R. and 8 . 10 and 13 a. Office hours, Surgeon. ' m., 13 to 4 p. m. 340 35th BL Office WOMEN OP WOODCRAFT, phonea. Boll 515K; Ind. 675. Residence 446 Wash. Ind. phone 503. r Lily Circle, No. 174, meets 5go aeeond sad fourth Friday nighta SANITARY WORK. T:SI, in E. of P. hall. VlsRlag cordially Invited. Igbhora 60IZ. Bell Modi. all DONE of phone Q. X, 1ST DAISY CABHMORE, Nrls. McCarty, 2728 Grant. Tracy aveane. KATE HETMAN, Clerk, 288 8 TAILORS. er v-- 1-- 88rd Clothes cleaned and pressed month, 167 25th St. Bell phone VETERINARY a $1 S58Z. SURGEON. D. F. MILliKEN, graduate veterinary surgeon. Call answered night or day. Office. Ogden Feed and Sale Stahls, 2211 Wash. Ave. Both phenes ; night phone 455K. WINDOW Street . Women ef Woodcraft, Ogden Cirri I. masts every Tuesday night at 84 o'clock, K. of P. hall. Visiting lghbora invited. can be paid at the office of Ed ith, tho afternoon of the 28th of each oath. Firm National Beak BUg. Du MRS. ALICE COLLINS, G. Piaarao Ave. N, 3983 CLEANING. window and house cleaning Janitor and porter work. Sam Co. Bell, 1038K. Office 414 25th BL UTAH Po-lan- o FRATERNAL ROYAL ARCANUM. LADIES OF THE MACCABEES. Silver Hive No. 1, meeta the seoond and fourth Tuesdays at 1:89 $. m., at street. VisONeill hall, Twenty-BftInvited. alatare eordlally iting BESSIE 8EBRIXG, L C. h LUCY KELSON, KNIGHTS R. K. OF THE MACCASEES. secSafest and beet Insures men for Ogden Tent. No. 24. meets the one, two or three thousand dollars. ond snd fourth Friday evenings, Rocky Mountain Council. No. 637. at I o'clock sharp. In I. O. O. F. meets second end fourth Friday evenKnights cordially Invited to ings st A. O. U. W. hall, over How- attend. ell's store. Visiting brothers enrdislly J. W. HALSEY, Commander. Invited. F. F. BOND, Recorder Keeper. FOULGRR. Regent. FRANK W. WOTHKRSPOON. Collector. G. B. ROBERTS. Secretary. J WANT ADS YIELD BIG RESULTS. . |
