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Show TIIE MORNING EXAMINE!, OGDEN, VTA II. TUESDAY, ill AMONG sale crockery Beginning big For Ono Week, KSay G White and Fancy .White, Dishes asl Toilet VPa vtU sell our plain Wo ought not make these low prices la reduction. at a hlg IL of the advances wo must pay la the future, hut these were w must make room for new goods. ivMicht oa the kw market . SEE THESE PRICES: Rsgulsr Spscisl I .75 $ .55 nvarod Chamber aad Cover 1.10 .... 1.8d also Pitcher, aad large Bowl u xdsa 1.23 ... 1.00 aUa and Pitcher, large Plata Edge Bowl 1.1a 1.00 ar J aad Slop Chamber Combined 10 .45 per set of six 55c and Caps and Saucers, plala, eec six 65 . .55 of Fane Rhe. peg Cuns and Saucer or Fancy Shape, a tual. measurement 0 la., plates, Plala ...... .6u .50 of g 8 to., measurement actual or Fancy Shape, piatss, Plata aJ ..... ............... ..... ...... .......... measurement 7 to., ...... g ae tual Plates. Plato or Fancy Shape, q g Vegetable Dish, actual measurement , One Plat Bowls 10 in one-hal- one-fourt- h g. .40 50 H .33 .15 .:o Milk Pitchers Milk Pitchers .23 .60 .30 . Pitchers ......... ....... ......... ...... ..... H ltt ...... ...... ........... f Plat Bowls. Q2, aad Plat White flvweighths and Pro Plat White pour aad or Water yfM plat White Milk Boats Sauce Dishes, Bet of Six... 0,.mai Bowls, Bet of Six Everybody uses white dishes aad buy at these prices. lil'J .10 .14 .17 j .45 JO JO 11 60 .50 this will be your only chance to Whootwright Bros. Mcr. Go. amusements. AMUSEMENTS. G R AN D GRAND CfPERA HOUSE HOUSa OPERA i mjuw-m- Theatrical Direction North western Aeeeolatlen. ALEXANDER ORANT. Rea. Mgr. R. Direction Northwoatorn Theatrical Aoscolatlon. R. ALEXANDER GRANT, Rea. Mgr WEDNESDAY Tonight AmAAAAAAAA " COMING WITH SMILES ' FOR YOU ALL Augustin Daly LitfalerA Co.e Stags Classic The Cingalee I , ' From present indications the men will enter the ring with tow than five nearpounds difference la weight. For . ly a week Buraa has remained atatlon-afternoon and 171 this pounds ary at It wm announced that O'Brien tipped the beam at the same notch, BatUing Nelson, Wm. Nolan, Boh" Ward, "Battling Bwanaon aad Abdul, "The Turk," era named as O'Brien's seconds . la the opposite corner, Burns, Jimmy" Billy" Woods. Young Bruaao," and Pr$rf. Lewla will officiate. Cabbage Patch made by Anne Crawford Flaxuet of Alice Hogan Ricas Charming Stories, Mrs. Wiggs of tho Cabbage Patch" and Levey Mary. A dramatization 80 The eomplate New York Pro- PRICES: 1J0, $1.00, 760, 60c. BEAT BALM NOW ON. BOSSY WALTHOUR INJURED. Berlin, May 6. Bobby" Walthour, the American bicycle rider, met with serious accident at Eefurt yesterday. After winning- a fifty kilometer heat agalnft Van- der Btuyft, Walthour fell from hie wheel Just after crowing tho JtaUh line, etrlklng hie He head against a wooden railing.unconwas carried to the hospital scious. , PRICES $1.50, $1.00, 76a, 80c. SEAT SALE NOW ON. - GRAND OPERA HOUSE UTAHNA THEATRE 5 Hiectlen Naritiwaatern Thaatrisal AmocIaUou. ALEXANDER GRANT, Ra. ; Bill Changta Every Saturday Mgb THURSDAY Mat- - WESIERNLEAGUE EVENINGS Two Performancea, 7:30 and 8.18. MATINEE Dally, Except Sunday, at 3:3ft SPECIAL TOUR Mrs. PRICES MATINEES LESLIE-- Omaha, 2; Lincoln, 0. Omaha, May 6. Although Lincoln played an errorless game It was shut out because of tho superb pitching of Thompson. Score: 10c, 20c, 30c 10c, 20c ... , IN Than Du Barry for ....3 ........ ...0 mi 2 3 2 Jones and R. H. E, i i . . .4 I 2 Sioux City . . . . . . 13 0 Doe Moines Jarrett, NawUa and Spina; Bporer j ,i..n,nl I aad PRICES: $2.00, $1.50, GIjOO, 75o, 60s SEAT SALE. NOW ON. Curtain at o'elock Sharp. Dash wood. AMERICAN MITCHELL BROS. FOR MONUMENTS. Just arrived I carloads of marble and granite to - select from. Dont buy from agents, as they get largo commissions and you have to pay them. Order at ones for Dacoratloa Day. YARD OPPOSITE C1TT CEMETERY.' j 2-- OAKLAND w 4 Ban Francises, May 6 At Milwaukee good, and betting was lively. Favorites started off hy taking the first three races, but there ware upsets lu some of tho other events. In the fourth race Yank struck a horse and fall. Trajam stumbled over him aad was so badly hurt that he had to bo destroyed. Mclmnrlln and Otlbert es. caped Injury. Results: First race, four furlong Herivos won, Sadis H. aeoond, Baucy M. third. Time :46 14. Second race, futurity oourse, selling Dick Wilson won, Nettie Hicks second, Isolation IhirA Time 1:11 24. Third race, alx furlongs, p unto Silver Blocking won. Brainy second. Fairy Street third. Time 1:14 14. Fourth race, mils and twenty yard, selling Ed via T. Fryer won, Eduardo aeoond, Tarp third. Tima 1:42. Fifth race, one mile and twenty yards Bun Mark won. Elevation secTime ond, Markto Myyer third. 1:42 14. Sixth race, futurity course puree As roa J. won. The Mist second, Nonle Lucille third. Time J:1L JAMAICA RESULTS. New York, Mir 6. M Minneapolis, !; First race, five furlongs Senator Beckham won. Marbles second. Holing third. Tima1 1:14 14. Second race, seven and a half furlongs Rubin Hood won, Slidaway secTime ond, 8tr Toddlngtoa third. 1:07. Third race, mile and a sixteenth Good Luck won. Tommy Waddell second, Whimsical, third. Time 1:47. Fourth rsce, Williamsburg handicap, six fnrlongv Aletheuo won, Ampedo second, Bara Cl discs third. Tima 1:14. Fifth rare, five furlongs Bounding Elk won, Paul Pry second, Fresh third. Tima 1:02 24. Sixth race, alx furlongs. Golden West won, Veetabolla second, Bromine third. Tima 1:16 24. Seventh race, six furlongs Tramp won, Dan Bupre aeoond, Herman third Time 1:18. Stimulent for Tonic 1 Poeer for many puisled peo- Psrdon tho suggestion that Je ofJudgment aad eaporleaeo may sobs aid. Presents of game d other Jewelry are always to order, and you an assured of aple choice whn you beheld the ple. Indi-- I Osptojr W. L. BUSWSLLS, the Jeweler. Twe Deere North of Wright Pink Star, the Longest Priced Heree, Wine Big Puree. But destroys Tho hast are extracted with glycerfrom wall known medicinal vege-tireThe new pare food law affords you some protection as the manufacturers ar compelled to print on each package the percentage of aloo-ho- l, oplatee and other harmful drugs. Bee what you are buying. Caroba Manna, the Orest South American blood and nerve tonic to a hydro- - glycerine extract of caroba leaves. BL Johns Bread and Egyptian manna with other medicinal herbs, aromatics, d end carminatives. Bach carefully with due reference to Its spec--"and peculiar effect oa one or more tarts of the body and so blended that he finished compound will operate arm ooloualy and from one Ingredient, mo up the general nervous System, hlls others energise the liver, atom-h- , bowels, and intestinal glands, The hers the kidneys, skin, etc. ill effect of the combination bring to rouse the entire system to renewed fe and energy, causa each organ of to do Its work; purify mtoatlon . Mood and give It an even and rigorous criculatkm, bring about natural functions aad clean bealthy tissues, that will ensure bodistrength end ly wholesomeaess, Uauty. Caroba Manna Is for sale at all druggists at 50c and $1.00 per bottle. - ine s. si . t11 . iWy--, cs.rMt,!r ' , wf , at Job7 sag "iL A hM,51 w.EN m--- low coat. be oa yew expcdltlouely T,UNREIt 22 I CO. for youra. ON THE TRACK THE KENTUCKY DERBY. Alcohol Stimulates r ! Louisville, Ky, May 6. this sale. f Long and short coala in neat little checks all wool. Uegular J7.50 to. f 15.00. Your choice .,,, S5.75 Rain or dust coats Tery handy at all times of the year were $15.00 to $18.50. Bale Price Jg.JU ON WITH Moving past Ove-land- $-7.- Shirt waists, white lawn, nicely trimmed with lace, embroidery or insertion, were $1.50 to $2.50. Sale U8c price . linen Jacket Suits, were Pillow topa, 19c, 29c, 39c' $10.00. Sale price ... $5.80 and 69c at this sale, but they A liberal discount will be are worth juat double these given on all childrens dresses. price 1 HERE TO STAY This to a breach of the largest sag beat Dental Company la the State. FIVE YEARS ua tarnished reputation has mads ua the moat popular 'Dental Company to tho West aad our priews are within reash ut every ope. Take Advantage of Our Opening Prices Poraalaln Crowns... to M0 Set of Teeth (beet red rubber)., $7.00 A good Bet for 6.06 Gold Crowa, ISk $3.60 to 5.04 $3.10 to 5.00 Bridge Work, beet $3.10 Gold FUltoga a........ .$1.00 Stiver and Aaialgare Filling, Cement Fillings Teeth ext reeled positively without pula by our scientific method (ne suffocating gas or torturing needles.) Free with plates. Honest work. Fair dealings make our suocess 12 and np .76 .50 Years Pretsotad Quarantse. LADY ATTENDANT. IND. PHONE, UTAH DENTAL CO. I. M. ZIMMERMAN, DR. H. L. dTONECIFER, Loos) Mgr. Mgr. OFFICES Balt Lake, Logan, Prove and Park City 2457 Washington Ave. Some of the Manufacturers of Our County and State PATRONIZE THEM AND HELP TO ENRICH THE COUNTY AND STATE assaassaaaaaammamaaassaaammmMaaaaaaaaamaaaae.aaaaaaaaaaaaaaYAWWWgwymu SALT LAKE VALLEY CANNING CO. COMPANY - Florae's Pure Pood Catsup. Pieroe'a Pure Feed Pork A Beane Ploreaa Pure Feed Hamlny. Florae's Worcestershire Sauce. Ws pack but " ant grad of goodo A Fuli Una af FACTORY, h f treat-OGDE- UTAH. and Retail Manufacturer of TENTS and AWNINGS 2208 Wash. Are. UTAH. and PICKLES STRICTLY A HOME PRODUCT. Edward Bloheel, Proprietor, Factory 2464 Wall Avsnus. OGDEN, UTAH. , Phans 107P, Cache Valley Condensed Milk Company Manufacturers of - OODEN, UTAH. VINEGAR POINTS, JOHN HOXER Wholesale Saddlery Twenty-fourt- FIVE OGDEN, Harness and 340 UTAH VINEGAR AND . PICKLE WORKS Manufacturers of ' Utah Fruits and Vegetables THE BEET. J. G. READ & BROS. CO. to , MANUFACTURERS OGDEN, UTAH. Packers of High Grade Vegetables THE Honeysuckle Evaporated Milk Wan tho gold modal at the Mato Pair, 1801, A trial aan will convince you thorn Is none JUST AS GOOD Ask your FACTORY Greeor It for AT LOGAN, UTAH. WPWgPgBBrg" ae an taaldent of tbe disaster, the J. G. Taylor referred to feeing a former Ogdenlto and brother of Wm. A. Taylor of this city: A touching Incident of the wreck, one that brought tears to tho ayes of hardened railroad mea and all who witnessed It, occurred at the Santa Fa depot this morning. - When J. O. Taylor, the Injured brokeman of the wracked train, waa brought here early, the stretcher on which he waa lying waa placed to the baggage room until he could be cent on to the Santo Fa hospital at Los Angela. Tbe Injured tmni homo Is here and be has a beautiful little danghtor about 6 years old. ' Tho child to a little fairy, with ringlets of apun gold aad great, deep violet eyes. When Taylor waa lifted from ths train and placed to the bag gags room, his little girl flung herself upon him, kissing hla face aad bands and hair, and though bar heart was almost breaking, she was striving to suppress her tears In order not to add to his suffering. Despite sll she could do, the great tears- - would swell up to her eyes and drop, on by one, upon his face aa she bent over him. It seems that her father had promised to take her to Loa Angelas with him next Sunday and out to Chutea The thought of bar disappark. pointment . seemed to pain him almost aa much aa his injuries, but she would say to him as she smoothed hie brow, ' Never mind, papa; you must think about hurrying up aad getting well ned then you can take your little girl to Los Angeles with yon." She held up bravely until tha time came to take him away, sad then, aa he waa being carried out to be put Dr. Thomas . Electric Oil Is the aboard the train, she broke dewn and best remedy for that often fatal dis- wept as if her dear little heart would ease croup. Has been usl with suc- break. cess In our family for eight years." Mrs. It. Whltescre, Buffalo. N. T. DIVORCE SUIT DROPPED. brotherhoods, ranslaug of twenty-twmen, waa then received in audience. W T. Newman of Denver, third vice grand master to the Tralnment, aad L. E. Stoppard of Cedar Rapids, assistant chief conductor of the Order of Rallwuy Conductors, acted aa spokesmen for the men. They, contended that thle was the first time in upward of a decade that the Rio Grande and its men had not agreed, and ths first time la seventeen years that tto road had been polled for a strike. Under previous managements. they said, the organisations had little trouble In arriving at a satalisfactory settlement and the road to its Increase same the ways granted men where there waa a 180101 advance of the western roads, regardless of the then existing schedules. They claimed that ths fact that the la present schedule of the Rio Grande higher than, moat roads west of Chiare cago the conditions of service vastly different in the West, the trains gradually becoming longer, tho hours of service on the road always Increus-ta- g and the prrito of mountain railroading at all times demanding n greatly Increased compensation over the valley roads. The schedule on the Colorado Mid. land, which the men claimed baa no more arduous conditions than the Rio Grande, and with the Chicago Increase of i per cent, the Midland will be over 16 per cent higher than the Rio Grande. The representatives of the men that there to no reaeon why they should be asked to arbitrate in this controversy, as tbe mediators themselves suggested a way out o GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS LISTEN TO BOTH BIDES OF CASE. Present Railroad and Employes Statements Bearing on the Demands for Higher Wages. Denver, May 6. Martin A. Knapp, chairman of tho Interstate Commerce P. Neill, Commission, and Charles United States labor commissioner, who arrived to Denver Inst evening, to hold conferences today with representatives of the Denver A Rio Grendo railroad and of the Brotherhood of Rmltoray Trainmen and Order at Railway Conductors, with a view to the differences between the a spent and reeling field with a ease company and the two organisations of which hit clumsy, lumbering stride employe on the question of wages. did not Indicate, link Star, the longest They will first attempt to adjust the priced horse la tho race, today won tho 33rdtKentucky derby, 1 4 miles, o hy two lengths from Zal, with to third. Position, a length and a half away. The race waa run over la track almost fetlock deep la mud, and the time, 2:12 14, was the slowest In the history of the race. The race furnished an mutually open betting proposition, due largely to the heavy track, which caused the withdrawal shortly before the race of Aicite, a colt which has been overwhelming favorite In the future books Boxare and Holdfast were also scratched, leaving a field of six, with Rad Gauntlet installed sa favorite at 8 to 2. with a heavy play oa Orelando and Wooleandals, each held at 3 to 1. Zal at I to 1, bad some little support, but Orlandwlok, at 10 to 1, and Pink Star at 15 to 1. were vlrtualjy overlooked. In eome books as good aa 20 to 1 was laid against the winner, who closed at 12 to 1 oa the strength of a little plsv by sharpshooter. The field was sent away to a good start. Wooleandals Jumped Into tho toad, but relinquished It to Zal, with Woolsandala and Ovelando alternating to second placs, set a etlff pare for Shirt Waist Suita, pretty summer styles, $15.00 kinds Think of $5.00 lace curtains being sold at ... .$2.69 $3.50 lace curtains. .. .$1.93 $1.75 to $2.50 curtains $1.19 go at These are ezcetional bar gains and rapid sellers. CLARK'S STORES X34 Clty-Loul- Dont Mistake up-to-da- THE UTAH CANNING 1. At Kansas City Kansas vllle game postponed rain. i Every Skirt will be sold at a good liberal discouut. The very newest aud most akirts will included in Jamaica results: LEAGUE Milwaukee, 6; Our oulirt4 line of Latlicii' Jacket both loug aud abort will be sold at aucli low prices that every lady should not be without oue.' Coat iauo fouriderutiou. We don't waut to carry a single jacket or suit through the summer mouths. Considering AHEBICAN ASSOCIATION ana polls, Ail Ladies and Childrens Jackets, Suits and Skirts Must be Closed Out the fact that a car strike prevailed, the attendance at Oakland today was BS At Minneapolis 15u7. RACER ...... ............ Toledo, 8. T, Tho boot and Largest Manufao- turora In tho West . Cleveland, S. Chicago, May 6. Poor pitching characterized todays game, Chicago Cleveland 5 to I. Smith needed the excellent support accorded him. Score: R. H. R 5 8 2 Chicago .8 5 2 Cleveland Smith and SulUvan; Uebhardt, Ber- ger and Clark. Chicago, Gifts I Dee Moines, ; So City, 4. Moines wan Sioux City May S.-- Des tho game in tho aigbtht. Score: tgaftsssz Basts and Boxaa Applications hy Mall will ba filled In the order motived. Selecting Wedding R.H.E. r , Omaha Lincoln Thompson and .Goading; Zlnran. CARTER - soe-save- d Ijus Angrles. Cal., May 6. Jack O'Brien la beaming confidence and hot-- i air, as usual. Tho fact that Jack to there with a long and flue brand of talk does out depreciate his worth as-, a grand boxer, to fact, it rather tacreases it as a Aon who can talk to a godsend to the various sporting writers ho congregate round the training camps. Jack's idea about the coming fight mar be summarized as follower "I believe that i am clever enough to keep away from Tommy Burns and prevent him from landing one of those wild haymakers. At tho same time I feel sure that 1 can chop him to plocea with my left, toad continually with right counters and wear him down until ho Is to such shape that 1 will 'easily ba able to land a knock-ou- t punch. 1 have been taking groat care of my hands, the most Important part of a fighter's kit, and I fool sura that 1 shall ho la lha mast perfect condition of my ilia when 1 step Into the l ring on the night of May 8th. . This sounds very plausible and them are some of the fans who have pinned, their faith to the Philadelphian to such an extent that they have wagered targe sums of money on him. There to no doubt that O'Brien to absolutely sincere and that he will do hla beet to win. The Quaker City man certainly has a loug haad. He can work all his muscles and his brain at the same time. This to a wonderful advantage for a fighter and makea a tremendous difference If ho gets la a tight place. Jack has brains aa well as strength, sense as well aa muscle and, evsn though he lose, he wil certainly put up a fight that will ba unequalled to the history of tho ring. Raady for the Meet. Lee Angeles, May 6. With the strenuous portion of thslr training at an end, "Philadelphia Jack" O'Brien and "Tommy" Bums, who will battle before the Pacific Athletic elub next Wednesday night, tor the heavyweight championship of tho world, today announced themselves to perfect condition, and each contestant expressed himself aa confident of gaining the tie-- I Mrs. Wiggs mo the first six furlongs, consldt-riscondition of tho track. Rod (Jauu.tei along beand Or land vick hind. and trailing six lengths In the rear ran Pink Star. By the time the mile was reached Z1 had ail except Pink Star, who had moved up to fourth place. An distress. Thousands acclaimed Eal w the winner w they turned into tho stretch, not seeing Jockey Minder uncouple Pink Star. Tho big hay colt spedlly closed up tho four lengths between him and ZaL mowing down WoolsandaU and Ovelando with the gresiwt ease. Half way down the stretch Pink Star's pink mussla showed to front, and the race was won. From then on to the wire Pink Star held the race wfe. The favorite. Red Gauntlet, remained In fifth plaoa almost the entire distance, and when celled upon to the stretch tho beet he could do was to mote tow fourth position, ahead of the wobbly Woolsaadala. and the very tired Tbs winner Is a hay colt by pink Colt, darn Mary Mailer, and owned by J. H. Woodford. Summary: First race, 6 14 furlongs Mike Sutton won. Cablegram second, Hickey third. Tima 1:08 2 6. Second race, 4 furlongs Rebel Queen won. Dew of Dawn second, Geneva S. third. Time :46 Tblrd race, alx furlongs Rolbrri won. Weal era second, Adeuo third. Time 1:15 24. Fourth race, Kentucky Derby, mile and a quarter Pink Star, 117. Minder, 12 to 1, won: Zal, 117, D. Boland, 3 to 1, second; Orelando.117, .Ntool, 2 to l, third. Time 2:11 14. Ortoad-wicWuotoandals aad Red Gauntlet also ran. Fifth race, five furlonge-Rra- dy won, Waierlock seoond, Financier third. Time :49 34. Sixth race, mile Tinker won, Gauze Time third. second. Foreign 1:44 24. g They Art to Meet in Loa Angeles on May Sth. OF' THE R. AND BURNS. O'BRIEN tory. Musical Company 80 PEOPLE the SPORTS MAY differences amicably and, if they fall la this, tby will endeavor to secure the agreement of both sides to submit the cr to arbitration under the Erd-ma- n law. A. C. Ridgeway, general manager of tho Denver A Rio Grande railroad, was first heard to private by the commission. He had prepared a maaa of com. puratlve statistic, tending to show that the wage of ths men In ths employ of the Rio Grande are much higher (ban the other mountain roads of the West, the Colorado Midland excepted, and thfcy were much higher than most of the roada that took part la tho Chios go settlement Hs argued that he had settled with he members of he rBotherhood of Locomotive Engineers on the basic of a 3.63 per cent Increase, and substantially the same with the Brotherhood of Loocmotlve Firemen. His conclusion waa that If Grand Junction, Colo., May L A HIS WORST WOUHD trainmen and conductors accepted bis after E. N. Caee, a local realty day proposition, it would be an equitable divorce settlement sod proportionate for all How a Former Ogdenlto Was Attend- dealer, had Iliad a suit for making sensations! charges against ed by His Little Girl. classes of the sendee, with equal rehis wife, Ida B. Case, the action waa sponsibilities. In In the complaint Case alIts Bernardino dropped. Ban Index, The noon when Mr. RidgeIt was nearly hi wife had annoyed and on that Santa wreck the account leged the of way retired from the commissioners, and tht full committee of the two Fe road lust week, gives thle etory harassed him with spiritual resdlsgs 4 Ogden Turf Exchange 32 Twecty-fifl- h St Eastern races. Direct wire for all sporting events. California and declaring that she was aad bad the spirit of an Indian chief, centtaaally prognotalcattag his death. Tha woman cams here from Yaaaouvar, B. C-- . to fight tbe oaae, but a recoacfUation waa effected. MAY LIVE WITH CRUSHED SKULL American Fork, May 6 A complete examination of the Injuries of Clarson of ence Robinson, tha John A Robinson, who was caught beneath a heavy derrick, shows that the top and right side of ths lad's skull to smashed t a pulp. It Is the opinion of the attending physician that the child's brain has not bean Injured, aad that ha stands an even chance of recovery. . EXCURSION TO MEXICO CITY. Daily, April 29th to May 17th. Via Union Pacific, $61.18 round trip. Ticket pood to return until July 8L Stopovers allowed. For further par tlculan see ticket s grots, ogdea Union depot or A. B. Mosley, Traveling Passenger Agent, Ogden, Utah. |