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Show the Dept Our Grocery HAS BEEN MOVED TO TrtE fRONT CT OUR STO .E aud uur Spuitiug (IihrU aud Hardware Hepamueui i oue of the ItueM the rear, l ew jieople kuew we hud we moved ii to uutil iu the I'ity tlraeerv llepartuieut at aud eeu the same time roultl le the frout where it room. save it more SEE IF WE (AX NUT SAVE YUl' thy us AXn MONEY ON OliorElilES. Wheelwright Bros. Merc. Co. 2476 WASHINGTON AVENUE codes. trui, iiouxiNu w i.i.nkshay. TRAIN WiLUSHEETS Filwoud Oilh, elirulliug u:.i1 rug :vii lug. cVrk of the House of Kppvcn . ,iv-spent unda in Ofcdt-1- BOUND RECORD OVER eats:-JaJd.igi- - Howell u.uiiiiug a new rruil of ihi- - damag-- m- -i va. Vulon Pacific Kail J Heufield if jhn PenSrld wa iujured road company. iiuoui a year ago while goii.g u work uf the freight depot in thia city by P'U down by a awitch engine. In liie first trial a verdict fur the defend be-iu- aut resulted, upou which the plaintiff moved for a new trial which is now granted and' the case will be tried again. George H. Smith represents tho rsilroad company and Agee A McCracken and Joseph CTtei are allor-uey- s for the plaintiff. FROM OGDEN SPECIAL TO Ri-TO DENVER IN 8 HOJRS. SALT Butterfly in Tima for Carrying Madam O Grady Evening Perfo-manla in Town. Judge Decides That Evidence Is Steve O'Grad.v. ao'iincv knui etui manager foi age's production of Madau: can; The eMiiiii ut the Federal txtuil In from San IViiiiim-to came to an end Monday anj Judge rise up the local Mi!i.ai!(u aud pave wuU-Marshall will not be in Ogden again the way for the a tiur-.kivitm until Monday morning. The case of Ogden next Monday , fifty-eiPlain Ciiy farmer v. the of the comO'Grady goes lu Ogden Waterworks company was. by pany aud smooth, nut nil butr-ps- . pariihe mutual agreement of both plain- ties all dissatisfied ho ate tiff and defendant, given over for unable to aecurt nrkets to the hearing before Daniel Hamer, a. refopera, and een newspaeree. Testimony will be taken, re- pers a hen the ore moii prints demands, as in corded and submitted to Marahull ua Butte where he tmied a paper that evidence. By constant work it would so.d like hot cake.. have taken two week-- , to concluue ibr Reing assured Manager Grant of cases before the court. se mat Ogdon would the Opera of entertainproto equal to the A bill providing for oue board of ing "Madam Buiieifh," Mr. O'Grady Jatlie control for the University and the le parted for 8alt Ticket-sellinhr mail order ia a new Agricultural college, to replare the present boards of regents and trus- system, worked for the first time m tees July 1, lW, was Introduced in the the l theater-goinpublic, but the senate yesterday by Senator Charles R. success of the plan mi far la encouraging. While the heaty portion of Hollingsworth of Weber. the mail baa come from the city, orders from laigan. Hnghatn (Tty and Work has commenced on the renovation of Utahna theater, pib-- r to other towns are expected tu flow In changing the home to a vaudeville the latter part ofthethe seek. One fare railroads from evtheater. A sson as it la lu shape wilt be made br carpenters and designers will be en- ery point In tne slate an that It la gaged to alter the open air building wlthiu the reach of hundreds of peoon the hill above the play house. ple to witness grand opera aud hear one of the best musical organisations been Is- In the Unit ad State. A marriage license ha The box office sale begins Friday sued to W. P. Jonea and Uinerta 51. It ia feared by the manageMorris, both of Salt Lake. Judge morning. Howell performed the ceremony in hla ment of the theater that a greater number of patrons will apply for aeata office this afternoon. than can bo aarotmnnd&ied. Owing to the siie of the orchestra, The case of Braun vs. The Ogden pieces, It baa been made was continued Rapid Transit company necessary to remore three rows of In the district court yesterday morning. aeata next to the orchestra box. .Testimony will be all la some time The company now playing in OakPen-fielof case this afternoon. In the will leave the coast Saturday land vs. The Union Pacific Railroad uight and will arrive in Ogden Sunday company a new trial was granted. noon. Ogden, by the way. la the smallest D. E. Traynor. repivaentaiive of the city visited bv the fcaiage company in Continental Oa malty Co.. 1 In the city Its tour of the continent. This 1 a hustling business ftr hla concern. compliment to the city and when Savage's head man from .New York took Geo. rCalg started Monday night for a flying trip went to gauge the capacSioux City, Iowa, to be gone about ten ities of certain towns be stated that days. v Ogden would be In line for any of Savage's productions if the visit if Madam Y. I M. I. Butterfly proved a sucres. The dance given A. of the Fifth ward Monday proved It la a question whether Ihe train a social success. A splendid gather- carrying tbe company, eight cars In ing assembled In the amusement hall all. not Including a diner, will lie able and made Jolly by dancing to Shorts to make the date at Denver. The speorchestra. Refreshment were served cial train will leave Ogden about on its trip east, after showing in during the evening. Salt Lake and must make the run tu Mrs. Karen Meria Jorgensen died Denver in eigbteeu hour. The railroad company haa promised to make Sunday evening, at her home In Huntsville. Mrs. Jorgenaeu waa 69 years of Denver on lime even If records must . . age and had been al!ng for some time. be smashed. The question, of prices haa worried She waa tannin Orhers, Denmark. July 1st, 1857. .The deceased leaves some people who think the west 1 a one son and two married daughters. rich field for eastern companies that The funeral will be held Wednesday at advance entrance fees this aide of the 1 p. m., In the Huntsville meeting Misidiiaippl river. O'Grady stated poshouse. itively that Ogden is l hear grand opera at the prieea charged the counI. L. Clark and J. W. F. Vollter have try over ami were any one to see the lieen named by tbe governor aa mem production in Xew York the price bers of the board for tbe School of would he exactly the same. the Deaf and Blind. They succeed Fred W. Chambers and Charles J. Rosa, who failed to aspire to succeed them wives. Mrs. Corey is reapiint St fiei-- l Hiiili-rdy.- AMUSEMENTS. GRAND OPERA HOUSE Direction Northwestern Theatrical Association. R. ALEXANDER GRANT, Re. Mg:. aJ.ue b - TONIGHT! 1 L. J. Carter's Colloosal Production g The Fast Mail the cunrnt ok tt tnaeisi service w supply our patrons 1nmpt. callable sod at lor oost, my tims you aay we'll bs oa iub aaU handle U expedlCaualy and Every feature New r Tho Mississippi River, The Heart af Chicago, The Flight of tho Fast Mail, Tha Freight Train of 40 Cara, Niagara Falla at Slow-Movin- g well. Night. ALLEN PRICES: $1.00, 75c, 50c, 25c. TRANSFER CO. ft for Ftona SEATS NOW ON SALE. Grand Opera House Monday, March IB MrHenry Plana bush A Gar Newman WARDLEIG1I C. JapantM Operatic piece Master- Madam Butterfly MAIL ORDERS FILLED March FriBox office sale, day, March 15th. Beale of prices: lowLower Flour (12 rowel. ; er Door (9 rows), $2.50; balcony (5 rows), 92.60; balcony 19 lows), 12.90; gallery (4 rows!, $1.50; gal- Uth. PIANOS ORSANS AND MUSICAL lery (unreserved) MERCHANDISE ' Ban- Violins, Guitars, Accordeons, jos, Strings, Idlest W. Savage Offers His English Grand Opera Co. Bros. Organa In th 1L kN-a- flfly-seti-- u yo $1.00. UTAHN A THEATER Publications of Sheet Music. TONIGHTt Thi See tbe Wonderful Pipe Organ. (371 Washington Avenue. OGDEN, UATH. COUNTERFEITER 10c. 20c, Me PRICE d bv-th- mid-atg- SIOUX GOING el. Martin Cullen and wife returned yesterday from extended trip to the coast. HS HAS A COAST Government Clark Traveling With an Eacapad Convict. INDIANS ATTRACTED MUCH TENTION AT THE DEPOT. AT- x HOW ABOUT that saw Harness you need? Don't think you cant afford It till youve Riven ua a chance. We sell no inferior Roods, ao old fashioned appliances. All Our Harness FACTS ; or . We have the beat coffees on earth are delicious, else. anywhere They la and refreshing. Sold In airtight the most workmanlike manner. Blan- pure cans and packages. kets. Halters, Whips and everything Schilling., One Star Coffee, Good, a borae owner needs. is made from the beat of leather 25c Schillings Two Star Coffee, Better." 30c per lb. Schillings Three Star Coffee. Fine, 55c per lb. Schillings Five Star Coffee, Finest," 46c per lb. Hewlett's One Crown Coffee, Good," 25c per lb. Hewlett's Two Crown Coffee, Choice, 30c per lb. Hewlett'! Three Crown Coffee, Choicest, 35c per lb. Heeklna Medina Coffee, Quod, 25c per lb. Heeklna Velvet Coffee, Very Good, 35c per lb. Heeklna Koba Coffee, Extra Good, 40c per lb. e Heeklna Coffee, Best of all the Good,' 40c per lb. DeSherman A Co., Got Coffee, lightful 25c per lb. J. A. Folger A Co., Golden Gate Coffee, Bunahlne to the Soul," 40c lb. Dwlndell Wright Co.. White Houee ' Coffee, "Teddy's Choice, 40c lb. J.C. Platt Saddlery Co. Second Hand Stores The JUMBLE buys, sella or e changes any aid thing ("blues e ccptcd) and moat now Mia (MO Wash. Hollo, 1144 NEVADA SECOND-HANSTORE. Wi buy and sail all kinds of new and second-hangoods, call or phono Wccker A Haynes, Preps, tSth Phone, lad. 422. d lit It PAUL ZIEGENHIRT, saand-Han- d Kln-He- Store. If you have anything to sell or feu cal or phene 1S70 to 1S7S Wash. Am Bel! 65141. Ind. ITS. S A. DENKERS Will pay the highest pries for per lb. aacfnd-han- d furniture and sail to the publia He cheapest. (41S Grant Ave. Sail phone 637-k- . Ind. 020. Wedding Breakfast Coffee, Superfine," 30c lb. Baker A Co.. Baringtun Hall Coffee, Steel Cut." 40c Ih. C. A HERRICK CO, M. A B. Coffee. M. J. Oucceaaena to H. L. White, "Very Fine," 40c lb. ring four geode hern If ynu want to sail them.- Call vri If ywu want JJ. 3. Brandenetine, M. A B. Coffee, 2342 Wash Ava. BwU Pheni can, 1.10. buy. Very Fine. lEy. Ind. 407. Better than Champagne and costs no more. K these coffees do not benefit everybody it certainly benefits 999 out ' of a 1.000. So let the other PLACE YOUR OROERO WITH chap en-- , joy his favorite cereal In place. MITCHELL BROS. Monuments, Coping, and HeadTm Dm & stones. Don't buy from agents, STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES as they get large commissions and you have to pay them. See Both Phonee 236. mur home people first. Yard 2344 Washington Avenue. opposite City Cemetery. Buy at once and you wont lie ulaap-- . WANT ADS YIELD BIG RESULT pointed on Decoration Day. j1 WANT ADS YIELD BIG RESULTS Kast-Smlt- Bran-lenstln- - lumisij Evans ? Co, HEAVY SNOWSTORM Thera Is Danger of a Quick Thaw In the Canyon. a, About 3:30 a. yesterday a heavy enow began to fall and In a few hours the ground waa covered by from four to six inches of the beautiful. The fall up toward the foothills waa some- what heavier than in the valley and will probably cause more trouble in the canyon aa tbe anew la very soft and the chances are that It will go off with a rush. The storm stopped all the work on the grading now being done In the railroad yards and the force was put to cleaning up the anew from about the depot tracks. The street cars found it quite dim cult to get along early thia morning and It waa well Into the day before they could run on time. Reports are to the effect that a very heavy snow fell in the mountains. On Had a Hat as Big aa a Buahal Basket Which Ha Hid From View. About a losen Sioux Indiana panned through Ogden yesterday on their way to Los Angeles. All attempts to engage them in conversation were futile until the three papooses iu the crowd were made glad with a big orange apiece. Then their elders loosened up and one young buck who asserted that ha had been U school on the reservation did the talking while his companions smiled or grunted. Some of them were gaudily attired In headed trouser and befeathered One old buck, with big head-geahad a headpiece as rings in his big as a huahel basket and when a crowd gathered about him to rubber" he removed It and covered hla head with a blanket. The party came from one of the Sioux reservations In South Dakota and they are going to La Angeles to give an exhibition of some sort. The nature of Ibis exhibition the young Indian did nut know or at least would not tell. They were carrying baggage enough to supply an opera troupe. It. Is said the Indians are to take part in a vaudeville performance. e. REWARD For the arrest and conviction of any party or panic stealing tbe Ogden standard or the Morning Examiner. LAMAR NELSON, Circulator. WANT ADS YIELD EIQ RESULTS. The faiuu-.Shocis' couapli'AC) case have an airing in ihe criminal of ihe dtaiin-- i cojit. Word from Sait Lake City ifsivriiay ia lulbe effect ini- tbe of police. George W. Shoe!, has beeu held by Judge Whittaker to answer to ihe' charge of ciuispirary lo detraud tourist passing thru ugh Zion e Tbe rase ha beeu prominently the public gaie for acme time and diver oplntuus are euiertaiued a to the guilt nr Innocence of the accused peace official. Now that Sheets hex beeu held to answer to the District Court It 1 certain that new facta ill Ih- - adduced either for or against the accused. Nothing of a real conclusive nature was brought out In tbe receul prolonged but evidently enough Inrriiiiluating evidence was developed to warraut a belief in Ihe mind of the judge that Sheet was open to suspicion as Iwlng guilty of i ha rrlmr charged. The complaining witueaa iu the rase ia W. 11. Par re til, who makes decidedly startling acctiaailun against Salt Lakes chief of police. Judge Whitaker's decision in the case follows In full: "Tbe defendant, George Sheets, with others, ia charged n Information of the crime of conspiracy. 'Thi oourt. sitting aa commuting magistrate, having heard all the evidence introduced, ha (he following to deterntlue: ' "First Waa there a crime such aa described In the information committed by anyone? "Second-- -! there sufficient rni.M to liele the defendant guilty thereof. Section 4475. Revised Statutes of Utah, i ill SMALL HANAN -- SHOE - be-fin- itivet-tigatio- offers the ease of soft, pliable leather and the elegance of smart styles; made permanent by the very best material and skilled workmanship. SHOE CO. DEE-STANFO- RD SOLE, AGENTS 1898. a The court 0ml that the e charged has been commuted, and after a careful review of the facta in dispute finds there la sufficient evidi-nrto cauve a belief that Ihe defendant la guilty aa charged. It Is therefore ordered that the defendant, George Sheets, be held tn answer to said charge to the DtMrirt court." e WHY BE SICK? OMAHA BAND We COMING TO SSusire OGDEN EXPECTED TO REACH HUJeirn HERE JUNE ITH, NEXT. . Will Ea a Farads of the Busin. of Hat City and Than a Good Man Tim. , I ON CONSULTATION FREE Wo Guarantee Speedy and Abso- lute Cures In Cases We ileeepf pra. Klliutl, arrowi the Ktivet from old ptand The Club haa been notified Omaha boosters will he here on June 5th, and with them will come a bras band and 125 hu.iueaa men. W'ebM now at ' Washington Avenue. that ihe Ogden on the morning of June 5tb and the day will be spent in high jlnka. The trade junket," aa it la '.aimed, will be commenced June 2. by Ihe Omaha CummercUl club. The club will have a train made up la palatial style, consisting of Pullmans, a diner and observation car. The party will have about 125 members, who wlil be equipped with everything known In modern advertising and nothing will he left undone to sliciw the people of Utah what Inducements Omaha has to offer to secure their patronage. The excursionists will leave Omaha during the afiernoon of June 2, making Ihelr first stop at Cheyenne, Wyo., tile following morning. The ncxi atop From Ogden they will lie at go to Salt Lake, and then bark to d Ogden, where the train will be in the Oregon Short Line for trana-fi-rre- Its trip northwestward. Tacoma, Portland and Brattle will he visited, and the train will Ihrn he tran.ltrrril tu the Burlington read, which will take it to Helena, Hil- BUSWELL "JEWELER v Has Moved His Place of Business to More Convenient Quarters at 2367 WASHINGTON AYE ling and Hufte. While the large cities will receive tlie greater aitentlon of the excursion-latathe small places will hy no means be forgotten. In fact, arrangements have been made for stupa of front thirty minutes tn two hours at a mim tier f intermediate points along the entlretrlp. Advertising Omaha and Its tributary territory will lie tb greatest feature, The club' will have a brass baud and a car Isid of oratory, and thesi- will he presented to the peoute at the cities which are lo be vlalted. The entire details of the excursion will be under he management of Secretary Guild of the Commercial club and Harry B. Weller, chairman of the arrangement committee. Among other things the train will have it lively press agent, and the enra will be decorated with streaming banners, which will Indicate the nature of the errand on which this club la bound. BOY IKJUBED WILL DPEW FRIDAY Rock Thrown at Him Strikes Hia The Public is Especially Invited to Visit His New Store and Inspect the Beautiful Line of Jewelry. Garden Seeds It is not time to plant yet, but soon WILL BE and we want you to know where to get your SEEDS. I vu in the big lire, as yon all remember, and tli my old stock was burned. Our new stock is arriving and will be the best ever brought to Ogden. - Two Imported son Dwight Curtis, the of C. IV. Cnrtis. met with quite a while on painful Injury Monday Ma way home from the Madison school. The little fellow waa running when some children asked him t stop and plaf '!th them. He turned I'm going home." and replied. was burled from the hand when a of one f the boy, breaking hla g a piece to peneglasses and trate the eyeball. This la only "tie of a eerie of from psranta of aehooi children living In ,1a neighborhood of Monroe avenue snd 23rd street. Small Irritated and children are leaaed. frightened snd n msny caaea badly hurt by rocks nnd taunting prh,', thrown at them. Trimmer Hats. Hava Pro-pare- d nine-year-ol- d n-r- rait-in- SIO Suf- ficient to Call for More Thorough Investigation. Oa-h-- r. THE LAKE'S CHIEF OF POLICE IS IN DISGRACE. The apodal train la due to teach THE TO PRISoTeR M. W. McClaughry, clerk of tbe records at the government prison at Leavenworth, Kan., arrived yesterday morning In charge of James Seymore, an escaped convict. . After traveling thirty-sihours, from the Northwest tho officer with hla man decided to take a brief rest before resuming the journey to Leavemrorjh. The capture of Seymore at Portland, Ore., recall tho escape of prisoners from the Leavenworth penitentiary about five years ago. Practical ly every noted and desperate criminal i'u the state of Kansas gained liberty by acting concertedly . against tho guards, several of whom .they murder ed In their wild Fight for liberty. Seymore waa one of .the men who escaped. was Seymore, with a companion, convicted of robbing a postofflee In Kansas and waa sentenced to serve five year. He paid but a fedr months of hla penalty before the break occurred. McCIaugbry left for the east yesterday afternoon. Tbe costume worn by la an OreSeymore while traveling ' gon boot, a pair . of handcuffs and strong chain which la attached to the officer. He la regarded aa a desperate man and every precaution will be taken to prevent him escaping. IS BREAK THE ru-.a- l.'ti; i., rmn-plaint- 'There will he a remarkable showing of millinery In th Millinery Department at Wright' beginning Friday morning and ending Saturday night Two exceptionally clever trimmer have been at work for some time preparing fw the greatest season In the history of the department. more than the 31 rs. Hkelly spent usual lime In the East and rumes bonie enthusiastic over the style e letted. The opening next Friday and Saturday la to b an xhlbitlnn of style ladies who attend are not supposed to buy and many ibrc are who will take the opportunity to gel posted on of the proper hapes and color!n-:Spring Mt'limry. s Seeds That Are Sure to Grow HAY OR GRAIN FLOUR, In Large or Small Quantities Remember, we carry a fnll line of that famous Pratts Poultry Food for animals and poultry. V. 7. ASTLL 2264 Washington Ave. Both Phones pmwWffiPi 'i PSIIB11.111 M -- u1. tJL wwwwmcf i piiinf..v m |