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Show TI1E MORNING EXAMINEE: tMJDE. I TAU, SALTON Monday Morning Begins Wright s Ribbon Sale OF If you are in town today or tomorrow, notice the north There are the Ribbons which will windows of our big store. be placed on sale Monday to be offered at these prices while SUBJECT DEAD A LECTURE BV PRINCIPAL AUSTIN OF HIGH SCHOOL. lf)7. Can-no- BODY t Theie HAS BEEN MOVED TO THE FRONT OF OCR STORE otir SjHirting GiunIk and Hardware Departments to rear. Few people knew we had nue of tbe largest Grocery le)iartiueiitg in the Oity nntil we moved it to the from where it could be Been and at the same time gave it more room. TRY I H AM) SEE IF WE CANNOT SAVE YOU MONEY ON GROCERIES. jiiiiI l)it DISCOVERED IN FASHION ROOMING HOUSE. I Our Grocery Dept. Evidcnc of Suicide But No of ths Man. Tract as to ths Identity Wheelwright Bros. Merc. Co. on 2476 WASHINGTON AVENUE The The iKuiy of unkuosn nun was Sea" Friday criuu. before the discii-rreat 12:15 o'clock yrster-di- y Mens Ulub of tlic Uoncrt'gaiional afternoon tn room No. -- I, of rarr trest. The lec- the Fashion rooming house, church. i by inwl-ture mss illustrated sjuvislly mates of the building, it is thought prepared maps and the dsT giwn was that death occurred some time early clear and exact. this morniug. search The foliowing is a brief summary ,.f by Sheriff Svbrlug not diligent a scrap of paProf. Austin's addreo mn or per thing to intimate hla name, "The history of the rtrest Basin occupation or the whereabout! of hi this, that entire shows, first, section, relatives a as discovered. He appara far as Canada, extending perhaps ently took extra good care to Wat e was once under water, but with the no Information concerning hit a eanh the shrinkage of great fold antecedents. wss formed, extending from the WaThat he committed suicide is the satch to the Sierra Neruda. This conclusion of the authorities who Infold was supported by a large body uf vestigated after the Immediately lnrermessent lava. Th: lava gradual- man's body waa discovered. A half ly decreased and left the huge arch empty bottle of morphine was discov1th no support and ehat is known as ered on a table in the room, a half series uf faulting resulted. The arch dfgen empty whiakey bottle aero dropped, as estimated b. geologists, found tn a drawer of tbe table and about 4U.OOI) feet below the surroundthe general appearance of the man' ing wall and thus formed the Great faca Indicated that his system ass Basin. thoroughly saturated with the poison There le evidence to support the be- and liquor. lief that after the Great Basin waa When the door of his room was formed there waa a period of heavy opened at noon his body lay across a which caused a large por- bed partly undressed. precipitation tion of the basin to be covered with, A ring on the second finger of his water. In later years the water re- left hand bore the Initials "G. L." Two ceded until it iwachad the confines of newspaper, the Tribune and Examwhet Is now Great Salt Lake. During iner of Monday morning were found Do you own it, or are you paying rout to an exactthis period tho canyons of tha Wa- In wrappers addressed to Mrs. Erpeld-Insatch wore formed. of d28 East Fifth street, Leadvllle, ing lamlloid? Wouldn't yon rather be your own land-landlor- d Col., and Mr. C. O. Bannister of lad-vlllAgain there was a large precipitaBoth papers were unmarked tion and the water rose to tho old if it didn't cost any more? me show you a shore lines now visible cm the foot- and a scrutiny of their contents failed 1 111 to find conbe reveal anything that could out1 hut suits you, and let you make your hills and which the United States geo.home, logical survey, under Mr. Gilbert, call- nected with ths man's condition, A 1 own have terms. Iioiik'k to suit every fancy, anything At this time the postal card by the papers was aded Lake Bonneville. ' canyons wero filled with detritus rock dressed to John McNulty at Goldfield. from a modest little cottage to uu elegant residence. Let The mao engaged a room at the and gravel which was later removed Fashion house Wednesday, lu comwhen the water receded. me figure with you. I will eousider it a pleasure to make Rainfall decreased to a lower point pany with a woman, whom he reprethen evaporation and the lake re- sented as hie wife. Her whereabouts your acquaintance, whether you buy uow or not. ceded until It reached what In known le not known at the present. and he as the Stannbury level and then finally became Friday Thursday morose and refused to allow Chinese till It reached Its present point. Just the causes of the atmospheric porters ts come Into hie room end perconditions which caused such heavy form their work. To one he gave a precipitation and then again tha lack quarter with tbe assertion that he wee of it, is not fully known, but might capable of attending to hie own affairs be attributed to what astronomers call and that he did not wish to he bother-ed-. He was seen alive Friday about the procession of the equinoxes." to which the glacial period le attributed. noon. As soon as an esamlnatlon waa If this be true the climate of the earth will pasa through a very great change made by tbe county physician the about every 27,000 ts 36.000 years. body of the dead man waa taken to FYom the evidence at hand, Great Larkin's undertaking parlor. Unless his name le ascertained Salt Lake le about 16,000 yean old. The reason for small precipitation In through soma local source, telegrams the Great Basin le very apparent The will be sent by the sheriff to the adfl Sierra Nevadaa on the west constitute dresses of the persons' names on the a barrier some 14,000 feet high, over wrappers. A Jury composed of W. Kennedy. which the winds from the Japanese currents cannot pasa. Otto Lund and An ms Sebrlng was emThe Wasatch rang forms a similar paneled by Sheriff Behring to alt at wall on the east Thera being no range an inquest sot for Monday morning. on the south. i. sod. but llttlo north winds, ths only entrance for MILLINERY OPENING moisture ladened winds is on the winds must south. Moisture-bearinThe public will be pleased to learn pass over tha Salton Ink which has been filling with water for some time that next Friday and Saturday. March until a little over a week ago, when, 13th and ldth, The Leader Millinery at least temporarily, ibe Southern Co., at 2815 Wash. Ave will have Pacific company tuned the water their SPRING MILLINERY opening. It will be a pleasure to show hats this back into the old channel. Many people have thought the Sal-to- n year, as every bat Is a gem, strictly link responsible for the heavy in style end durability. Mrs. 8. B. two Lj on, Prop. precipitation during the past years. Prof. Auetia then allowed by a num A. C. FELL WINS her of maps how the Salton sink wss formColorado river how the formed, ed a great delta of silt from 5,1)00 to Supreme Court Decides Damage Case in His Favor. 12,000 feet deep, and finally bow, what Is now known as the Salton off by tho river. sink, was cut Word was received yesterday from "It was then that the people be- Supreme eourt at Salt Lake City that thought. themselves of tho wonderful tbe case begun by A. G. Fell, in 1901, possibilities of Irrigation an.l the Cali- against tlie Union Pacific Railroad fornia Irrlgatloa Co. built an Immense company, to recover damages sustaincanal which watered 76.000 seres. This ed by a trainluad of hie sheep, had section wan won settled by 15.000 been decided In favor of the plaintiff. however. Trouble followed, people. The case wss mainly contested on Tbe slit carried by the Colorado river two points, first, that In order to eninterfered with the intake end when title a shipper to recover, under tbe water was needed most there was terms of ths shipping contract, the one to be had. New canals were claim must be presented immediately opened to obviate the difficulty, but upon the arrival of the Mock at marthese, too. were unsatisfactory and the other, ae to the allowance of one of these, where there wee a great ket; d Interest on the amount of the lots In water much took sn deal of fell, from the date the stork wee flood 1X16, at that time, during June. the Irrigation company could not con damaged. Both points were decided In favor In few week but snd flow a trol the of tbe position taken by Hey wood A old wss the down going little water who were the attorneys McCormick, to new led channel channel. This end tbe Judgment for Mr. Fell, for Boa. call tbe Salton what w now with interest and costs, some 63,200. Owing to the soft ailt deposits, the was affirmed. river formed huge cascades from SO to 100 feet high snd from 600 to 6,000 Pabst Bine Ribbon Beer on draft at feet wide end m greet was the fall isfied with the arrangement so far. this time at Ely, Nevada. Tbe 25th 8L Hurt tbe cascades traveled up stream J. W. McKenna'a, 54 which la being promoted by Tex- (Ians Is in Chicago and Nelson Is in at the rate of one mile In three days. as Rlcakrd, will occur un July fourth New York. The fight will be held la CANS ANDNELSON The people of the Imperial valley sere In Nevadas most famous ripper an open air atana the same as at when they saw their camp. The purse will be 880,000, tbe Tonopah, and Rickard fully expects canals from 80 to 100 feet below the Tex Rickard S!gns Fighter for July tinner to take 73 end the locr 35 10,000 people at tbe ringside. lie has level of their land. This continued per cent. As evidence of bis good secured special railroad rates tor the Fourth at Ely, Nv. until Caliexlco and Mx1oo1a were faith Rickard this evening p'aced contest, of 4 from Ogden. 810. from stream checked tbe by and reached lin.000 in J. B. Cook's bank at Gold- Keno and Goldfield and 815 from San A dispslrh from Reno, Nev., says: means of dykes. Joe Gena and Battling Nel- field. and tbe managara of the two r ran cisco. Rickard Is heavily Inter"At this time the Southern Pacific Fighting rounds, gave lighten in Chicago were notified by ested In mining interests la copper son who for forty-twPresident was enjoined by company Word was received thli holdings at Ely and haa a personal worid of sport at Goldfield last telegram. tbe utmost to tbe ha do Roosevelt to stop morning that articles have been sign- Interest lm the boom It will glv the Its bloodiest and moat, brilSeptember was This accomplished, devastation. are to meet again, ed by the two managers, who are sat town. but soon the water broke out again. liant ring battle, water feared the that People then would rts In the 8elton Sea sufficiently to discharge through Volcano lake. If this were so about XiO.non acres In the Totted States and twice as much In Mexico would he destroy ed. But scientific investigation showed evaporation to be too great to t permit this. The direct Influence of the Salton Kuit for Spring a ttiirpawting collection, representing $11 that is new in style, coloring Sea on the climatic conditions is very should cover and material and best workmanship. Voiles, Worsteds, Panama and Bilks; splendid slight. Even if the sea the greatest possible area It would he Values at $20.00, $25.00, $30.00 and $35.00. no larger than Lake Huron, and the Neover d'.strlbutefl Utah. moisture vada and Idaho could not possibly mean a precipitation of over one Inch annually. The evaporation of Salt Lake la 80 Inches annually and even if tbe evaporation of the Salton Sea 25 to 33i Per Cent Off In 84 Inches, as Is claimed, when we take Into consideration the vest terMany new arrivals this Week. Box and It given more than ordinary pleasure to K Is dlst.rlbnted, wre for and the balance ritory over which fitted for announce Monday gtylea, tailk and Katin lined, elegantcan cattily see that precipitation Is afaluo beautiful model in long arc an no there left none. of a It any tailored; is long the ly strange neek, fected elmost SPRING coats made of checked, plaid and striped coincident that we abonld have twice A BALE OF SAMPLES aa much rstnfkll In Utah since the KtTITS 25 TO 33 3 PER CENT OFF coating, $7.50, $10.00, $12.50, $13.00 and filling of the Sslton Sea and one which A KIND. OF $1 I .4)0. Time will tell, ONLY ONE we cannot explsn. however, because the Baton Sea now covers 700 squire miles and at the present rate of evaporation It will take from 10 to 18 years to dry up. Generally speaking climate is the result of great eoamle forces, so thst the Influence of th Salton Sea would be small. Indeed." juawiAJ n " u u Who Owns the House That Values which were up to 75c are offered at 15, 25 and . 10. FOUND Prof. Austin's lectin prices in the east. 11 WAS THE Opinion. a great fresh stock bought at very low M A II SEA'UNKNOWN IS! influence on the Climate of Utah Bo Great, is Austin's they last. Pure Silk Ribbons M'Mi.w. bo-hin- d 40 cents. Shelters You See Them Today i ' new winding iron stair case will be built shout the elevator shaft. These and other Improvements that are contemplated will make this one of the finest office buildings in the dty.l The Oregon Short Line is working large force in the yards, putting la new tie end Improving thing generally. The Alumni basket bell teem, composed o f some of the old Mars, will meet tits High School team some time nest and an Interesting game la week asaured. With one dieaenting vote, the Utah Musts Friday passed the aew court hill Introduced by Senator Benner X. Smith, raising tne dignity of the eourt to a state institution, snd proposing an entirely new echeme of supervision and operation. The name bill waa Introduced In the house Feb. 4, and will in all probabilty be passed by that body. The Mils were drawn by James Iagebretsen. The Praise Service of the Woman's Society of the Presbyterian church will be held Sunday morning when an exceptionally attractive praise service will be given. The Rational Argument for the In 1886 Judgment," will bepresented. the Xorth American Review engaged Dr. Sbedd to present their argument, but they could not find anyone who would try to refute Dr. Shedd's logic. Dr. Shedd's argument will be outlined Missionary . Sunday evening. 0. D. Rasmussen of the New York Racket store, left yesterday for Rock Springs to look over his business interests there. Arguments were heard yesterday In the District court for a new trial In the rase of Lowhani vs. The Union Psriac. the only one of the Asusa wreck rases to be decid'd the defendant. In favor of Work will begin Monday nn the remodeling of the First National Bank The old elevator le to be building. taken out and a new elertrlc machine pul In. The shaft will be moved fuf-t- s hack and the entrance tiled,. A tha stream la waa unable to extricate Itself. Toung Wood wss compelled to wade out auj barely prevented himdown the self from being washed river. Later the horse was pulled out of the sand. Judge Corn baa returned from Brigham City; where he has been on legal business. The case of Gus Braun el si, vs. the Ogdeu Rapid Transit company was opened In the district court yesterday. Plaintiff seeks an injuncThe Sunset Limited of the Southern tion to prohibit the street car comat pany from annulled Friday, Pacific, waa a double constructing Houaton, Texaa, because it waa fifty track up Sixteenth street. minutes late, the anuullment being due to the recent order of the Texas A, B. Moseley, traveling passenger railroad commits loa requiring passenoeent for the Oregon Short Line, has ger trains to run within thirty minfrom a visit to tha minfft returned utes of their schedules. There was a ing of Nevada and reports sections large number of Northern and EastIn fine condition. In hie ern tourists aboard the train going to everything opinion a big boom U coming lor the the Pacific coast and they were com- Nevada camps. twelve Houaton at remain to pelled noun. Jesse Frasslnl Friday filed a petition In the district court for lettera Wllford B ram well, manager of the of administration la tha matter of the Utah Stationery company, left for New estate of Antonio Ftcchl, deoeesed. The York yesterday afternoon to purchase application states that Picchl was an extensive line of manufactures for killed in November, IROfi, while In the the company's wholesale department, employ of the Southern Padlte Railwhich has developed so encouragingly road oompany. X heavy suit for damduring the past year. Mr. Bramwell ages will probably follow. centers will visit manufacturing H. Heaton, of Cariln, Nev.. who wee throughout the East and expects to be gone about thirty days. operated on for appendicitis at tha Ogden general hospital last Monday died Monday night the Young Ladies' AsFriday from the effects of will Fifth of Ward sociation the give the operation. Mr. Heaton was a foreamuseIn the Ward a dancing party man In the engineering department of ment hall to which Ih public ie In- the Southern Pacific company. Tha will furnish body will he shipped to Carlin for vited. Short's orchestra the muelc. The floor le said to be one burial. of the beet in the city. . This dance will end a eerie of entertainments The funeral services over the regiven by the association during the mains of Meyer Van Dam wero held winter, Friday forenoon at Larkin's undertaking parlors. Bishop T. A. Shreevs Frank J. Stevens, treasurer and man- conducted the services snd B. A. G. B. Danker and John Kooy-ma- n ager of the Sidney Stevena Implement also spoke Interment was in the Co, ft on the Overland limited for the Eastern manufacturing centers on City cemetery. Tuesday. While away Mr. Stevens will A marriage license has been grantpurchase a stock ofthe reliable Burg wagons and will place orders for four ed to Jacob Dale end Cornelia Blair, power steam plowing outfits both of Ogden. to M used In Utah and Idaho. If a prise were offered for the corLowell Wood had a narrow escape poration In the Stats of Utah with a to . cross Ogden record- - of the greatest number of legwhile attempting river where It cute the county roed al battles won. It undoubtedly would west of the Sanitarium. The hone go to the Ogden Waterworks comon which he rode became mired In pany, whoso good news at ths dequicksand and when in the middle of cision given by Judge Howell in the Brummttt case wee overshadowed this morning by the announcement that another and more Important cast would be opened against the oumpeny In tiie session of tha Federal eourt which convenes In Ogden, Monday morning. The ease will be tried without a Jury before Judge Marshall and is elmildr to two other suits brought against the water company by tha water usen of Plain City. Den-ker- s, Want to Be One Who Witi Have to Stay Home Do You EASTER BECAUSE YOU DELAYED GETTING YOUR SUM Sanitary Inspector Powers was rail ed to No. 384 2Jrd street Friday, where he found a woman whose name le L A. Urals, suffering of smallpox. The place was immediately quarantined, but some alarm la felt from the fact that four children living In the same house attended two of the schools of the city up to the time of the quarantine. COD IN THE WORLD g i Geo. A. Horn Realty and Investments 4th Floor First National Bank Bldg. Bell Phone 1316 vapor-ladene- SPRIHB sum -- TABERNACLE SERVICES X-.- COME IN AND HAVE A TALK WITH US Joseph F. Smith. , will speak at the regular sar vices in the Tabernacle at 3 p. m, Sunday, op the subject, "Origin of the Recrgunlsed Church. This 1 the lint of two or three talks upon this subject to--, be given by the name' speaker. Prof. Joseph Milan-tyn- e announces the following music for the occasion: 1. "Prayer la the Souls Sincere " Tabernacle Choir. 1. "Author of Faith" Choir. 3. Organ soVo, Prison Son" (From Ssm T. WhitH Trovoture) Verdt-- Mr. aker. 4. Solo and chorue, "There la a Green Field Per Away" (Gounod) Miss Maud Belnap gad choir. De-Ire- $10 REWARD Tor the arrest and conviction of say party or pertlee steeling the Ogden Standard or tha Morning Examiner. LAMAR NELSON, Circulator. d g ; sua-talna- eon-tes- panic-stricke- The Rev. Roderick StebMns of Boston. a eon of tha dlntlngulshed Unitarian preacher, Rev. Horatio Stebblne, who succeeded the celebrated Thomas Starr King me preacher in ths First Unitarian church of San Francisco, will address the public and congregation of ths First Unitarian church in Ogden Sunday evening. Services will be held in the Knights of Pylblas hall, third floor of the Utah National bank building, commencing at 7:30 clock. Subject of Mr. Eltebbtns "God In the World." Frefc seats, grind music, no collection taken up, and the pnMto Is cordially Invited. lt e. t, n o Many New Arrivals in Spring Tailored Suits 25 Sample Spring Suits LAST & New Covert Jackets and Fancy Long Coats THOMAS i J |